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Dancing and costumes.
One would not suspect these girls were dancers when at the opening of the act a card is placed on an easel announcing the "Second Hungarian Rhapsodie." In the opening spot it was supposed they were xylophonists. The two dress in rather odd costumes, making three changes, all of the operatic style. They do three dances, carded, the first only have the name of the piece played. Rather a novel dancing turn that can open any small time bill and stand a good chance further down.
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Variety, 38:13 (05/28/1915)