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Powers and Saunders, two girls with sweet voices, opened with a simple but altogether pleasing singing turn. The contralto has a particularly effective method of delivering pop number enunciating clearly and giving to each song the requisite expression. An air of refinement with which the girls characterize their singing, adds much to the general impression created by their voices. They did better than good, opening the show.
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Variety Magazine, LVIII: 22 October 1920