Augustus Berek, a talented individual, adopted the moniker Frank Burt as his stage name, and his profession was marked by an astonishing versatility, as he effortlessly transitioned between different roles and personas, showcasing his remarkable adaptability and range.
At the youthful age of 16, a virtuosic dancer first made his grand entrance onto the stage, captivating the attention of the audience with his remarkable abilities. This talented individual went on to embark on a long-standing career, joining forces with his wife, Rosedale, to form the captivating duo "Burt and Rosedale". Together, they embarked on a thrilling journey, touring the vaudeville circuit and performing at some of the most prestigious venues in the industry, including the legendary Palace in New York. As they took to the stage, they left an indelible mark on all who had the privilege of witnessing their mesmerizing acts.
The illustrious pair's remarkable journeys in the realm of entertainment were forever captured in the written and cinematic adaptation, "Mother Wore Tights", which masterfully recounts their thrilling escapades within the vibrant world of vaudeville. As the vaudeville era eventually drew to a close, Burt embarked upon a new and diverse professional path, this time embracing the uncharted territories of refrigerator sales, where he skillfully combined his innate charisma and showmanship to captivate audiences in the unexpected arena of appliance retail.
