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While the harp is a nice "sight" picture upon the stage, and well played, besides making a sweet accompaniment to her melodies, it is not necessary.
Adam
Eat, Drink, De Merry.
With a captivating contralto voice and a charming manner of singing "coon" songs, Miss Whittaker was a huge success all through her turn, having her "Adam" and "Eat, Drink, and Be Merry" as new numbers.
With proper material she could equal any "woman single" in vaudeville.
Miss Whittaker's voice and style are the items.
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Variety 20:3 ( September 24, 1910)