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Featuring Tom McRae, Jesse D. Burns, Lillian Washburn, Tom Nolan. The first part is "A Night in a Rathskellar", followed by "The Two Pikers". In "I've Lost My Gal"
one-half the chorus appearing had hunting
costumes on. There was no earthly connection
between the dressing and the song. In "When the Tide Comes In" the
girl who led it was shy of a belt. There was an "Oriental" affair called
"Pearl of the Harem." None of the
women have voices, proven almost disastrously
when McRae in his song "Won't
Go Home Until Morning" makes each of
the choristers sing a verse. Miss White sings "Billiken Man."
"Good Luck, Mary," sung by Cora
White to Luella Temple received a light round of applause.
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Variety 16:13 (12/04/1909)