Membership
The 1904 line-up consisted of bass, Tom Daniels, baritone, Steve Porter, second tenor, Henry Burr and first tenor, Albert Campbell. In 1906 Frank C. Stanley replaced Tom Daniels and the group was renamed the Peerless Quartet. In 1909 Arthur Collins replaced Steve Porter and upon Stanley's death in 1910, John H. Meyer filled the bass role. At this point too, Henry Burr took over as manager and lead singer and remained so until the group's dissolution in 1928. In 1918 Collins left and was replaced by Frank Croxton. This line-up remained stable for the next seven years until, in 1925, the group was reformed as Henry Burr, Carl Mathieu, Stanley Baughman and James Stanley.
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