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Dressy quartet composed of two men and two women.
A pianist provides the music.
The quartet will do. They have been adjusted to vaudeville conditions on the three ends, the two men and two men look well, but they should just bend a little more toward the popular, in ballads and rags. The Kipling verse is the best in the rep. Let loose the high grade thing for the matinee, but give the men at night something lively.
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Variety, 37:6 (01/9/1915)