To avoid embarrassing his family if his show failed and to prevent being blackballed from future vaudeville bookings for having appeared on radio, Tracy decided to make his identity a mystery and borrowed a billing from the title of Frederick Lonsdale's play "The Street Singer".
He borrowed his name from the title of Frederick Lonsdale's play "The Street Singer". To avoid embarrassing his family if his show failed and being blackballed from future vaudeville bookings for having appeared on radio, Tracy decided to make his identity a mystery.
To avoid embarrassing his family if his show failed and being blackballed from future vaudeville bookings for having appeared on radio, Tracy decided to make his identity a mystery. He borrowed his name from the title of Frederick Lonsdale's play "The Street Singer".
To avoid embarrassing his family if his show failed and being blackballed from future vaudeville bookings for having appeared on radio, Tracy decided to make his identity a mystery. He borrowed his name from the title of Frederick Lonsdale's play "The Street Singer".