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Bert Bailey Albert Edward Bailey (11 June 1868 – 30 March 1953), better known as Bert Bailey, was a New Zealand-born writer, theatrical manager and actor best known for playing Dad Rudd on stage and screen. ==Early life== Bailey was born in Auckland, New Zealand, the second son of farmer Christopher Bailey and Harriette Adelaide. His parents divorced and Bailey's mother moved with him to Sydney when he was six months old.〔("REAL-LIFE 'DAD' HAS SEEN PIONEER DAYS." ''Sunday Times (Perth)'' 28 Jul 1940: 3 ) accessed 30 Dec 2011〕 She remarried in 1879 and went on to become a noted retailer, establishing the firm McCathie's.〔(Harriette Adelaide MccCathie ) at Australian Dictionary of Biography〕 Bailey was educated at Crown Street School and Cleveland Street Public School. He decided not to go into the family business and worked as a telegram boy and at a floor manager at Crystal Palace skating rink. At age fifteen he went into vaudeville as a tambourine player and vocalist at Canterbury Music Hall in George Street, Sydney.〔(Frank Van Straten, 'Bert Bailey' at Live Performance Hall of Fame )〕 In 1889 he joined the touring theatrical company of Edmund Duggan, playing a wide variety of roles throughout Australia. In 1900 he and Duggan joined the company of noted theatre producer William Anderson, who was Duggan's brother-in-law.
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