File:New York Clipper 1914.04.04, p. 18, Rupert Hughes, Excuse Me at Olympic Theatre (Chicago).jpg

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Description	English: “Willis P. Sweatman, that famous delineator of darky characters, brought to the Olympic Saturday night, 28, Rupert Hughes’s ingenious staged Pullman car farce, “Excuse Me,” for a two weeks’ engagement. Associated with Willis P. Sweatman are Jean Marcet, Lillian Dilworth, Marguerite Rand, Lillian Cook, Walter Fishter, George Berry, Thomas Curran, David Young, Frank Hartwell and others.” From “Chicago News,” New York Clipper, 4th May 1914, p. 18. (For an earlier performance, at the Illinois Theatre, see here.)
Date	4 April 1914
Source	http://idnc.library.illinois.edu/cgi-bin/illinois?a=d&d=NYC19140404.2.148#
Author	New York Clipper

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