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Mrs. Annis has surrounded herself with three very clever young men. The act as a whole is very acceptable. Instead of her name being an asset, I am satisfied that it is a detriment to the act. In spite of the fact that we gave her lots of advertising and of the kind that would get her sympathy, she didn’t get a hand when she walked on the stage, and the fact that she is featured makes the audience expect more from her, with consequent disappointment. I am sure that if the act were presented as the So-And-So Quartette it would go much better. 20 Min. in Two.
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University of Iowa, Keith-Albee Vaudeville Collection, Manager Reports, 25 October 1909-30 May 1910