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She "opens her act with a cabinet trick in which she astounds everyone not familiar with the magic arts by her clever stunts. Her hands are fastened and her feet are tied; yet she pounds a nail into a board, rings bells, plays musical instruments and performs various other mystifying feats. This display of skill, which many in the audience think is supernatural, inspires great confidence, as was manifested by the questions asked of Eva Fay at the conclusion of her act."
She "attracted the largest audience Monday afternoon of the year."
"All who submitted questions seemed satisfied with the answers and when their names were called they hung upon each word Miss Fay uttered."
"The high standard set by her act was uniformly maintained by the acts that followed. The bill provides entertainment for a diversity of tastes."
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Milwaukee News, December 19 1911