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Miscellaneous Female Impersonators

Arthur Alexander
Alexander & Scott
Ray Allen
Charles Bignell
Russell Bingham
Edwin Brett & William Cromwell
Jerry Fragile
Joe Fritz Frazell
William Gauze
John Graffton
Ross Hamilton
Harrison Bros
Hell'n Helen
Teddie Holton
Harry La Marr
John Lind
Fred Malcom
George Miller
Missouri Traveling Pharmacy Assn
George Monroe
Bobby Nelson
Clarkson Rose
Russell Brothers
Malcolm Scott
Burton Stanley
Edward Stewart (or Stuart)
Herman Yablokoff

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Arthur Alexander

1906

   

Alexander & Scott

1910, Alexander was a female impersonator

Below, 1911

1912

brief mention of Alexander & Scott, 1915, below....

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Ray Allen

1929

Charles Bignell

1892, UK

Russell Bingham

circa 1910 , UK

Edwin Brett & William Cromwell
1908

I know that Brett was a publisher of sheet music and penny dreadfuls
and am therefore thinking we are seeing in drag Cromwell

Jerry Fragile

1926

1927

Joe Fritz Frazell

1913

William Gauze

1892

John Graffton

1914

Ross Hamilton

1918 & 1922

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Harrison Bros

1904

Hell'n Helen

   

Teddie Holton
circa 1930, UK

Harry La Marr
circa 1900

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John Lind

Wiki Bio

Swedish performer, traveled all over

  

    

  

  

Fred Malcom

1880

George Miller
1908 UK
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Missouri Pharmacy Traveling Assn
1896

below, eBay ad description

George Monroe

1901

Bobby Nelson
by SF photographer Frederick Bushnell
pre 1903

Clarkson Rose

not sheet music, but related

Russell Brothers

1910

1912

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Malcolm Scott

  

Listen to the Above Track

Burton Stanley

I do not know if there was any sheet music for this performer,
but he was very active in the 1870s, across the country

from This Site:

In May 1875, the Chicago Tribune described Stanley as "a male soprano" and
"the greatest of all the female impersonators." Little is known of Stanley's life.

In 1875 he was with Haverly's Minstrels; September 2, 1879, he joined a dramatic
organization in "Larks," and a few months later was traveling with Stanley's
Juvenile Company. August 24, 1881, he opened with Brooks, Dickson and
Clapham's Minstrels; the tour was a brief one and in November following,
Mr. Stanley joined Leavitt's Minstrels. His next important engagement was
with Emerson's Minstrels in San Francisco; here he met Gus Pixley, later
forming an alliance, playing the variety houses for several seasons. His last
show in Chicago was at the Olympic Theatre in November 1879.

Edward Stewart, or Stuart
aka Everett

“Stuart, the Male Patti”

1899

"'Mid the Green Fields of Virginia" from 1899, is by Joseph Clauder and Charles Harris. The cover features
“Stuart, the Male Patti” next to a photo of a man tilling fields with a team of oxen. Edward Stewart,
a female impersonator, had previously starred in the 1898 Seattle Theater’s production of “1492”.

1905

Herman Yablokoff, 1927

Yiddish Theatre