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An unaccountable stage-wait hung up Walter Ward and Ethel Dooley, closing the show. A closer has enough woes without a five-minute delay. Then the two little people came out in “one” after all, and with a feeble song and dance to follow [Tom] Dingle, those girls and the other dancers on the bill. Still a few remained. But when Miss Dooley rolled in on a bicycle and the first rays of the spotlight struck the nickel-plating, there was a stampede, and what came after that didn’t matter.
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Variety Magazine, LVIII: 8 October 1920