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Francis and Kennedy were third in a song and dance offering assisted by a pianist (Roswell Wright) who contributed a double voice solo between a change. Kennedy is a clever dancer and can put over numbers, but the girl will hold the act to early spots. She is extremely awkward and her costumes are in poor taste. In a solo dance she does a couple of acrobatic stunts that reveal her firmer activities. Despite, this Kennedy held the turn and it was well received.
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Variety Magazine, LVIII: 17 September 1920