page_title: Mazie Follette
section_title: Career
hierarchical_section_title: Mazie Follette / Career
caption_attribution_description: English: Mazie Follette, Harry Fairleigh, and Nellie Adams in "The Prince of Pilsen", from a 1903 publication. A man in military uniform, with a showgirl on either side, all standing; the women are wearing very elaborate headpieces and flag-themed gowns.
context_page_description: Mazie Follette was an American dancer, actress, vaudeville performer and Florodora girl. She also wrote poetry, and was a witness in the murder trial of Harry Kendall Thaw.
context_section_description: Mazie Follette studied dance with Filiberto Marcheti.
  
  Follette danced, acted and sang in soubrette roles. She left the company of Lulu Glaser in 1901, after she was accused of flirting with the audience. She was a "Florodora Girl", in the Florodora show at the Winter Garden in 1902. Broadway appearances by Follette included roles in Fiddle-dee-dee (1900-1901), The Prima Donna (1901), The Strollers (1901), The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast (1901-1902), The Supper Club (1901-1902), Twirly Whirly (1902), The Wild Rose (1902), The Big Little Princess (1903), Winsome Winnie (1903-1904), Princess Beggar (1906), and From Across the Pond (1907).
caption: Mazie Follette, Harry Fairleigh, and Nellie Adams in The Prince of Pilsen, from a 1903 publication.
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