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Comic talking.
Swor and Avey do a reminiscence of Swor and Mack, only not as good. Mack fared better on the split than Swor, from the appearance of the two acts. The concerted line of talk is now broken up for stray gags, some of them pronounced duds, especially one about a proper gander, a bit blue and not funny. Swor has kicked away the central qualities of one of vaudeville's best acts by misunderstanding what his assets were, the faithfully characteristic comedy of low-down "niggers," which he no longer consistently serves, though he knows how.
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Variety, 54:6 (04/04/1919)