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Paggie Dale with her two male assistants gave the evening a start with dancing ushered in by an introductory lyric sung by one of the boys at the piano, the other boy dancing with the girl. Usual as to routine until toward the end, when an acrobatic bit of stepping, in which the girl is handled by her partner, picked things up and sent the act away in much better shape. Lack of coherence with the boys down in the pit also tended to make the running seem ragged.
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Variety Magazine, LVIII: 3 December 1920