Vaudeville comedian and entertainer. Born 1892 in Adelaide, he left school at the age of 14 and commenced his vaudeville career, adopting the name Roy Rene.
In 1916 he commenced a partnership with Nat Phillips, the act known as Stiffy and Mo. In 1934 he appeared in the Cinesound movie, "Strike me Lucky" although this was not a commercial success. He found it hard to work without an audience.
Later he starred in the radio programme "McKackie Mansions" playing the part of Mo McKackie.
In 1916 he commenced a partnership with Nat Phillips, the act known as Stiffy and Mo. In 1934 he appeared in the Cinesound movie, "Strike me Lucky" although this was not a commercial success. He found it hard to work without an audience.
Later he starred in the radio programme "McKackie Mansions" playing the part of Mo McKackie.
Vaudeville comedian and entertainer. Born 1892 in Adelaide, he left school at the age of 14 and commenced his vaudeville career, adopting the name Roy Rene.
In 1916 he commenced a partnership with Nat Phillips, the act known as Stiffy and Mo. In 1934 he appeared in the Cinesound movie, "Strike me Lucky" although this was not a commercial success. He found it hard to work without an audience.
Later he starred in the radio programme "McKackie Mansions" playing the part of Mo McKackie.
In 1916 he commenced a partnership with Nat Phillips, the act known as Stiffy and Mo. In 1934 he appeared in the Cinesound movie, "Strike me Lucky" although this was not a commercial success. He found it hard to work without an audience.
Later he starred in the radio programme "McKackie Mansions" playing the part of Mo McKackie.
Inscription
In Loving memory Of
MY BELOVED HUSBAND AND OUR DEAR FATHER
HARRY VAN-DER SLUICE
DIED 22nd NOV, 1954.
AGED 63.
KNOWN AS ROY RENE "MO"
IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
SAMUEL HARRY
VAN-DER SLUICE
1931 - 2007
BELOVED SON,
HUSBAND,
FATHER AND POP
Family Members
Parents
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Advertisement
