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Comedy and singing.
Moore and Megley's 1919 Winter Garden Revue was the featured number. Scenically and in point of costuming it was up to standard. Fay O'Neill, an eccentric dancing, singing, pattering comedienne, showed flashes of promise toward a heavy batting average in fast company. The chorus was langurous and looking dissatisfied with its salary or something. The girls may have picked up the pace from Earl Miller, who led them, as slipshod and bloodless a musical comedy principal as ever yawned on a stage. But the audience was not to be buffaloed - it yawned right back.
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Variety, 54:10 (05/02/1919)