Qualter, Tot (1894–1974)
Qualter, Tot (1894–1974)
American theatrical dancer. Name variations: Marguerite Qualters. Born Marguerite Qualters, Mar 28, 1894, in Detroit, Michigan; died Mar 27, 1974, in New York, NY; sister of Fritzie (Gertrude) Qualter and Cassie Qualter (dancers); sister-in-law Stella Qualter.
Raised in family of theatrical performers, made Broadway debut as adolescent in The Winsome Widow (1912); worked for Florenz Ziegfeld under contract, as did her sisters Cassie and Fritzie (1916–21), appearing in several Follies, as well as The Century Girl (1916), and Miss 1917; danced for Shubert Brothers in numerous productions, including Move On (1919) and Passing Show of 1921.
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