Harry Tate (1872 - 1940)
Near here stood Camden House, once the home of Harry Tate, from 1920 - 1931. Born Ronald Hutchison in Scotland in 1872, he adopted Tate as a stage name. He became a music hall star successful in revue and silent films and was one of the first entertainers to broadcast.
Heritage in Sutton
Sutton Leisure Services
SM1, Camden Road, 27
Credit for this entry to: Alan Patient of plaquesoflondon.co.uk
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Harry Tate - SM1
Here is an extract of a 1910 map showing Camden House in Camden Road Sutton. ...
Comedian and impersonator. Born as Ronald Macdonald Hutchison. He had worked ...
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Harry Tate - SM1
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