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This is the original Harry LeClair, formerly LeClair & Russell. He has a now act now in which of course, he makes a specialty of impersonating the female character, but he has some very fine wardrobes and his ability in this line is too well known to need any comment. He first appears as an actress and sings a song deprecating the large number of amateurs in the business, and the song is interspersed with some very good patter; he then changes and does a crazy imitation of an ambition Ophelia in Hamlet, in which he also does a song, and his third change is as Faust. It is a very clever act and went very big. 22 minutes; full stage. GYH.
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University of Iowa, Keith-Albee Vaudeville Collection, Manager Reports, 2 September 1902-3 September 1903