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Harry Miller, assisted by a company of seven, a male soloist and six girls, and what looks like a carload of scenery, put over the spectacular flash number of the bill. It is a big act, but the results from the Riverside audience, were not commensurate with the size of the production. At that, the only real applause of the entire show came during the offering when Miller stepped out alone and let his feet flay. He can dance, but other than this one solo bit held to working with two girls and naturally had to hold himself in.
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Variety Magazine, LVIII: 19 November 1920