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Bradley and Ardine ran third, a wait to make their setting being dispensed with by running “Topics of the Day” before the act. Several details went wrong Monday afternoon. First Miss Ardine’s Japanese “hat” was balky, the elastic insisting on dropping down over her eyes. A flyman started with the wrong lines later and began lifting the hangings. However, the error was found out quickly enough. Miss Ardine was arrayed in new wardrobe and the finish was big, the act going for the first hit. J. Irving Fisher, the pianist, figured in the score, a regular thing him.
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Variety Magazine, LVIII: 10 September 1920