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The duo have obviously come to vaudeville with their singing, talking and dancing from the musical comedy ranks. They have a hodge-podge of nonsense that leads one to believe there is something new to be shown. After about one third of the act they slow down and it becomes quite common place. A boy and a girl meet at a summer resort. They flirt but she hands him the "stony stare." He persists in his efforts and finally wins out. Several songs are included in the offering.
If the "stony stare" bit was carried out until the very last moment, the act would be very distinct. At present, the act is like any other boy and girl singing act.
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Variety 22:2 (03/18/1911)