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Ruby Norton closed the first half singing four songs and easily could have provided another, but close to call it enough, demonstrating that there is still such a thing as discretion left with some acts, though they are few and far between these days. Miss Norton initiated with a short selection from “Butterfly,” then went into a number that bordered in the popular, following which a Spanish bit was offered. She called it “finis” with her alma mater – the song that she has never failed to put over – “Gianina Mia.”
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Variety Magazine, LVIII: 29 October 1920