Tom Lemonier

[8] Lemonier's abilities and the positive reception he received convinced Brady to hire additional African-American actors for the role in touring versions of the show.

[9] In addition to the original production, he was part of a national tour of this show.

[10] In 1915 Lemonier wrote the anthem, entitled Praise God We Are Not Weary, for the National Half Century Exposition and Lincoln Jubilee.

[12] In 1917, Lemonier established a sheet music business with Lew Payton and Tom Brown.

[15] Lemonier opined that Civil rights should be acquired over a period of time, and that forcing the issue would generate hatred instead of progress.

Cover for song "If Ma Babe Could See Me Now", music by Tom Lemonier 1905
My-dear-luzon song, music by Tom Lemonier, with photo of George Walker