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Elsie Williams, in a sniffling role once played by Madge Kennedy in higher vaudeville, was supported by two men. Miss Williams is a wholesome girl, and should not strike so hard to be "cute," as it isn't her forte. Also, it would be well to play a long table scene down stage, as nothing but her head and shoulders could be seen at times, and some of the lines were lost because of the sitting postures so far up. The men worked smoothly with her. The act closed well.
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Variety, 54:6 (04/04/1919)