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Frank Mullane turned in the third hit, from No. 3. His Irish and Yiddish stories found a steady target, regardless of the presence of a number of more or less familiar matter. It seemed that the oldest yarns got over strongest at that. Mullane’s vocal efforts drew an earned encore, and the number given was announced as his own, it being “Always Two Sides to a Story.”
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Variety Magazine, LVIII: 6 August 1920