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This Harry Ross should not be confused with another variety performer from the same period who was also known as Harry Ross. That artist, best known as a tenor, is believed to have been Australian and has been linked to the Australian variety industry from at least 1912. Prior to that year he was reportedly a member of one of J. C. Williamson's companies. He was later associated with the American Burlesque Company - as a member of the Grafters Quartette (1913-1914), the Paul Stanhope Revue Company (1914-1915) and the Walter George Sunshine Players (ca. 1920-1922).
[For further details see: the Australian Variety Theatre Archive]
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Entries connected with this record have been sourced from on-going historical research into Australian-written music theatre and film being conducted by Dr Clay Djubal.
Last amended 10 Feb 2014 07:17:04