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Uncle Al wrote us a new script for our vaudeville act.
Well, correction, he wrote a new script for Julie, Leo and Milton. I got one line and then the rest is silence! So, I gonna ad lib my way through this act and the rest of them can work around me. I deserve more that one line!

1917 ( Read more... )

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Before 1912:My self-taught harp lessons are going pretty well. I've finally managed to get a solo, which is "Annie Laurie ( Read more... )

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Bad news: Our tenor singer left our act.
Good news: Who cares?

We were paying him $25 a week, but he found an act that payed $27.50 and left us without any warning. While we could easily work around his absense in School Days, Ma felt we needed him in the second half, cause we had to leave the audience with a ( Read more... )

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before 1912:Well, we were going to spend the summer back at home, what with most of the theatre's being closed because of the heat, but we quickly got to the bottom of our meager savings and had to go back on the road. We've been on the road for a while and we finally came upon some town in Illinois, where we intended to do our ( Read more... )

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Nagadoches, Texas is now the survivor of an explosion of comedic Marx Brothers.

In the middle of our production of School Days some guy ran into our theatre and shouted that there was a runaway mule outside and the audience nearly killed each other trying to get out to see this ass ( Read more... )

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before 1912Well bless Julie's fabulous memory ( Read more... )