Year: 1911

“Grace Gibson, a pretty, vivacious, sweet-voiced young person appears with her clever companion, Bert Von Klein, in a series of attractively costumed songs and dances and imitations. Against a dark red velvet curtain, the young lovers in the swing are silhouetted through the kindly auspices of a busy spotlight. […] A dance, modeled on the order of Apache dances, demonstrates the real ability of the dancers, although one cannot help thinking that Miss Gibson is ‘too nice a girl for such a dance.'”