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Comic dialogue and singing.
"Maybloom."
Comedy ran away with the greater part of the bill and it was a race for first honors. Sandwiched in among the low-comedy offerings were John Hyams and Leila McIntyre in their new one-act playlet, "Maybloom." It is an artistic gem as a comedy and played by genuine artists. It may be those who remember Hyams will find much that is familiar in his mannerisms and, very familiar, his little flowery steps, but "Maybloom" would be just as good if neither danced at all. Even the singing might be cut out if it were not for the captivating childish tone of Leila McIntyre's voice. Speaking of voices, hers is one that sounded sweet many years ago and has never lost its charm.
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Variety, 53:10 (01/31/1919)