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George McKay and Ottie Ardine with their inimitable talking and dancing offering in the third position were easily one of the walloping hits, sharing honors with Kranz and LaSalle who one removed from closing intermission tied the show in knots. McKay kidded the audience and Walter Davidson the orchestra leader until he had every one roaring. The delightful dancing of Miss Ardine served to accentuate the rather amateurish efforts in too work earlier in the program.
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Variety Magazine, LVIII: 17 December 1920