George Mozart (1864–1947) was a British
music hall comedian. He began his career at the age of nine playing side-drums at the Theatre Royal, Great Yarmouth and completed more than 70 years as a music-hall entertainer, his last appearance being at the
Victoria Palace
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, London, a few nights before his death. At 22 he was a top-of-the-bill comedian drawing £100 a week. He was the author of two books describing his experiences, and appeared in several British films.
["Mozart, The Comedian, Dead", ''Bradford Observer'', 11 December 1947, p. 2]
Filmography
References
Bibliography
* Richard Anthony Baker. ''British Music Hall: An Illustrated History''. Pen and Sword, 2014.
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1864 births
1947 deaths
People from Great Yarmouth
British male film actors
British male stage actors
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