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Miss Tucker, the ambitious and aggressive girl who is forging new history in these parts in vaudeville and café work, issued an entirely changed program since last week at the same stand. Her “Kid from Madrid,” which she made a household gag at Reisenweber’s, kicked over a bang with a comedy Spanish tambo dance to close. Her baby-spot ballad was “Rockaby Lullaby” and she eased in a novelty in a “Floradora” sextet number, in which she wore the famous garb of that collection of historic vamps of a generation ago. She was driven to an encore and a speech – two speeches – and a third.
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Variety Magazine, LVIII: 5 November 1920