Seabrooke, Thomas Q. [né Thomas James Quigley] (1860–1913), actor. A native of Mount Vernon, New York, he made his debut in 1880 and for the next several years appeared in dramas and a few comedies before he won popularity as star of such musicals as The Isle of Champagne (1894) and Tabasco (1895). His greatest success came in the imported English musical A Chinese Honeymoon (1902). Thereafter, his vogue waned, although he remained a headliner in vaudeville.
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