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Lexey and O’Connor, an attractive girl and boy, sang and danced to a still unsettled population and “Ye Song Shop” got the first break of performance, the saunterers and leisurely diners being pretty well assembled then. There has been a change in one male principal since the turn played Chicago. The songs whizzed over in spots and lagged badly in others. It is still what it has been from the first, a great idea lukewarmly executed. It finished to the rehearsed number of bows, which were justified through not clamorously demanded.
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Variety Magazine, LVIII: 1 October 1920