Charlie Dale

1881–1971 (age 90)

vaudeville performer

Biography

Charlie Dale delighted audiences for decades as one half of the beloved vaudeville duo Dale and… , sharing laughter with audiences from coast to coast. His nimble comic timing and generous spirit made him a favorite onstage and a treasured partner to those who performed alongside him.

Offstage he cherished his family and the friendships born from the long road of touring, always returning to Woodlawn with stories full of warmth and appreciation for the communities he visited. His dedication to bringing joy to others endures in the smiles he helped create.

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