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“Suffragette” sketch with a juvenile comedian.
Comic dialogue.
"Honeyless Honeymoon."
The act seemed to please.
Monday night the woman playing the wife missed a number of her lines. The husband role was well taken care of. The juvenile part is played nicely by a rather neat appearing chap. The big climax is when the brother tells the husband to assert himself and become boss of his house, which he finally does. The sketch cannot hope for anything better than pop time until it is bolstered up
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Variety, 38:10 (05/07/1915)