Sam Bernard

As Herman Schultz in ''The Girl and the Wizard'' (1909)<br>Photo Library of Congress Sam Bernard (born Samuel Barnett, 5 June 1863 – 16 May 1927) was an English-born American vaudeville comedian who also performed in musical theatre, comic opera and burlesque and appeared in a few silent films. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Sam Bernard autograph :

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    Manuscript Book
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    Charles Frohman presents Sam. Bernard in Sydney Rosenfeld's musical play : in three acts and seven scenes, entitled The rollicking girl, music by W.T. Francis, staged by Ben Teal
    Published 1905
    Other Authors: “...Bernard, Sam, 1863-1927...”

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    Charles Frohman and George Edwardes present the farcical comedy, with music, The girl from Kay's : by Owen Hall, music by Ivan Caryll, with Sam Bernard
    Published 1903
    Other Authors: “...Bernard, Sam, 1863-1927...”

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    Extra matinee, Friday, Lincoln's birthday : Charles Frohman and George Edwardes present the farcical comedy, with music, The girl from Kay's, by Owen Hall, music by Ivan Caryll, with Sam Bernard
    Published 1904
    Other Authors: “...Bernard, Sam, 1863-1927...”

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    The rollicking girl : a musical comedy in three acts /
    by Francis, W. T (William T.)
    Published 1905
    Other Authors: “...Bernard, Sam, 1863-1927...”

    Musical Score Book
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    Sam Bernard and Dick Bernard, and George W. Lederer's unrivalled Casino Company, in Harry B. Smith's new musical farce, in three acts, entitled The belle of Bohemia, music by Ludwig Englander
    Published 1900
    Other Authors: “...Bernard, Sam, 1863-1927...”

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