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Ed Healy and A. Grossman drew the hand hit of the show. Grossman is a popular local entertainer of the haleyon nights and Healy is known hereabouts, too. It showed in their reception. They worked speedily with songs. Healy at times taking the piano. Both boys have fine pipes of the typical rathakeller act order, Grossman being the light man and Healy the balladier. An unexpected panic came with a whiskey bottle for a prop and a medley of farewell songs as a requiem to the hootch, following some 30 others that did about the same thing, but working up a pitch of enthusiasm as though the idea were new.
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Variety Magazine, LVIII: 17 September 1920