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Miss Pritchard assisted by Edward Tierney and James Donnelly, closed the first half with her “Dance Duel” terpsichorean turn, wherein the men compete in dance tourney for the hand of Miss Pritchard. For the decision with honors even between them, she decides she will have to find some land in where bigamy is the proper thing and marry both. This dance duel thing is by no means new, having been done by several standard acts in the past, but his treatment and manner of presentation makes exceedingly worthy stuff. The boys are capable steppers and hard workers, and were generously rewarded in all they did.
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Variety Magazine, LVIII: 3 September 1920