Performers starting with G

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Below is a list of performers (vaudeville, stunts, outdoor shows, etc.) that start with G (act name or last name) and the dates they performed.

List of Performers Stating with G

Performer Name	Type of Act	Dates Performed	Weeks	Seasons	Notes
The Gagnoux	Jugglers and equilibrists	June 19-25, 1904	1	1	European act
Minor and Galbreath	Comedians	July 30-Aug. 5, 1905	1	1
C.F. Galletti's Monkey Comedians	Animal act	July 15-21, 1900	1	1	Consisted of three monkeys
Beatrice Gambles	Soprano singer	June 24-30, 1900	1	1
Georgia Gardner and Joseph Madden	Comedy actors	Sept. 2-15, 1900 Sept. 8-15, 1901	3	2	Also known as Gardner and Madden
Grant Gardner and Marie Stoddart	Comedy actors	May 28-June 1905	1	1	Also known as Gardner and Stoddart
Gardner-Vincent Company	Comedians	June 4-11, 1917	1	1	Performed "A Trip to the Moon" with electrical effects
The Garrity Sisters	Comediennes	Sept. 3-9, 1899	1	1
Josephine Gassman	Blackface singer and comedienne	July 9-15, 1899 September 3-9, 1899	2	1
Twin Sisters Gebest		Sept. 1-7, 1901	1	1	Known as "The Waifs"
John Geiger	Violinist	Aug. 28-Sept. 3, 1904	1	1	Known as The Wizard of the Violin
Blanche Gibson	Soprano	Aug. 7-20, 1904	2	1
Eddie Giguere and Blanche Boyer	Comedy	Sept. 10-16, 1899	1	1	Known as Giguere and Boyer
The Gilbert Sisters	Singers	Au. 16-22, 1903	1	1	Known as the American Nightingales
The Gillette Trio	Performers	May 27-June 3, 1917	1	1
Emile Girard and Miss Monte Elmo	Dancers and flag and hat spinners	July 23-29, 1899	1	1	Known as Girard and Elmo
Girdelier	Aerial act	June 16-22, 1901	1	1
Lotta Gladstone		July 16-22, 1899 Aug. 19-Sept. 8, 1900	4	2	Known as the "Orginal Country Girl"
Glenny and Miller	Acrobatic comedians	Aug. 2, 1911		1
Edwards and Glenwood	High wire and revolving latter act	July 23-29, 1905	1	1
Golden and Hughes	Blackface performers	Aug. 13-19, 1905	1	1
Beatrice Golden	Singing comedienne	June 16-22, 1901	1	1
Horace Goldin	Magician	June 25-July 1, 1899	1	1	Known as the "Napoleon of Magicians"
The Three Goldsmith Sisters	Dancing	June 11-17, 1899	1	1
Bush and Gordon	Eccentric acrobats	July 9-15, 1905	1	1
Anna Gordon	Magnetism performer	July 16-22, 1905	1	1	Also billed as Anna Abbott, known as "The Magnetic Wonder"
Don Gordon	Comedy novel cyclist	June 12-18, 1904	1	1
Don and Mae Gordon	Comedy bicycle act	June 24-20, 1906	1	1
Louis Granat	Whistler	May 29-June 4, 1904	1	1
Charles E. Grapewine	Actor	June 30-July 6, 1901	1	1
The Great Burtinos	Wire artists	Aug. 2, 1911		1
The Great Dilworth Family	Acrobats	July 8-14, 1900	1	1	Also billed as "The Great Delworth Troupe"
The Great Everhart	Hoop-rolling	July 21-27, 1901	1	1
The Great Koster	Acrobat	Aug. 23-29, 1903	1	1
The Great Milmar Brothers		June 26-July 1, 1905	1	1
The Great Miltair	Musical act	Aug. 12-18, 1907	1	1	Known as the "Drummer Boy of Shiloh"
The Fearless Greggs	Auto racing and sommersault act	July 11-Aug. 8, 1920	4	1
The Gregsons	Singers and Dancers	Sept. 4-6, 1904	1	1
Herr Grenada and Madame Fedora	Highwire act	May 21-28, 1910	1	1
The Griff Brothers	Novelty gymnasts	Aug. 19-25, 1907	1	1
Gerald Griffin and Olive White	Actors	July 21-27, 1901	1	1	Known as Griffin and White, performed with Harry Mack in 1901
Jack Grossman	Singers	Aug. 26-Sept. 1, 1907	1	1	Performed with Eva Prout in 1907
Grothus and Frizell	Entertainers	June 14-21, 1908	1	1	Cancelled after first performance in 1908
Gruet, Beers, and Gruet	Gymnasts	July 2-8, 1899	1	1
Dick and Effie Guis	Blackface actors	Aug. 23-29, 1903	1	1
Louise Arnott and Tom Gunn	Irish comedians	May 13-19, 1903	1	1	Also known as Arnott and Gunn