Acknowledgements are
due to
Tony Barker for
additional material. |
BABINGTON,
BARBARA |
1888-1953 |
BAGNALL, SAM | Standing At The Gate With Ada Beautiful Brilliant Tommy Lamb From Leeds |
BAKER, BOBBY | Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out |
BAKER, CHRIS | How Does A Little Liver Pill? |
BAKER, HARRY | A + L&C I Tickled Her Under The Chin |
BAKER, HOWARD* | 1854-1907 Have Pity On Poor Old Joe Khyber Pass, The (w. Bob Johnson) |
BALDWIN, CHARLES | Johnnie, The Oh! What A Row There's To Be Woa! The Sumple Maiden |
BALDWIN, MINNIE | He'd Have To Get Under (w. Percy Bronson) |
BALFOUR, MINNIE |
Courting On The
River In A
Little Boat |
BALLENTYNE, JAMES | d.5 Sep 1889 aka VALENTINE |
BANCROFT, HARRY | Fifty Long Years Ago |
BANFORD,
T. |
Clock
Tower,
The |
BANKS, BERTRAM |
1877-1916 |
BANKS,
BILLY |
d.18
Jan 1886 sang with
Haverly's Minstrels |
BANKS, FLORRIE | Birds Are Resting Don't Be Shy Frivolous Thing Harry I Don't Care Oh! You Men Prince There's A Darling, Do Truest Friend |
BANKS, WINONA | Wait Till The Sun Shines, Nellie |
BARBER, F. | Dublin Bay |
BARCLAY, BETTY & A BARITONE | Khaki Boy |
BARCLAY, LAWRENCE | 1884-1949 should be br. of VESTA
VICTORIA not uncle In The Good Old Land |
BARD, WILKIE | Article and
repertoire in Music Hall Studies Number Nine. See www.musichallstudies.co.uk Fireman, The Hey! AreYou Coming Back? |
BARLOW, BILLIE | (nee Minnie Barlow) Gaiety Girl, The Society Girl, A True Hearts Across The Sea Where Is She Now? |
BARLOW, NELLIE | Return To The Old Home, Boy |
BARNARD, CECIL | Tips For The General Election |
BARNES, FLO | Slim Jim |
BARNES, FRED | And He'd Say `Oo-La-La Wee-Wee'
Come Boys And Follow The Crowd Lovely Girls With Flaxen Curls Mary Used To Love A Sailor Memories Of June When You Meet Your Girl |
BARNES, SIDNEY | Naughty Naughty Belgian, The |
BARR, TEMPEL | You Have My Answer Now |
BARRETT, BLANCHE | England's Bride |
BARRETT, LESTER | b. 11 June 1855 Eily Riley |
BARRETT, SIDNEY | 1864-1901 |
BARRETT,
T W |
Article
and repertoire in Music
Hall Studies Number 5. See www.musichallstudies.co.uk |
BARRINGTON, RUTLAND | dob 1853 |
BARRISON,
MABEL |
1882-1912 |
BARRY, LYDIA | Don't Bear Any Ill Feeling |
BARRY, Mrs W. H. | Champagne Charlie Was His Name
Who Wants A Wife? |
BARTON, FRED | Courtship |
BARTON, MAY | Didn't I? I Don't Mind In The Moonlight Still That Lady Fair |
BARTON, VERA | My Diabolo |
BARWICK, EDWIN |
Jinks, KC Nightmares Tutor, The Trilby Mad |
BASELOW, PAMELA | Peggy O'Neil |
BASIL, ARTHUR JOHN | 1818-73 |
BASS, GEORGE |
Article and repertoire in
Music
Hall Studies NumberS 5 and 10. See www.musichallstudies.co.uk |
BASS, TOM | Airey Ann Cabby, The |
BASSETT, TOM | Good Old Mother Shipton |
BASTOW, GEORGE | b. 1872 Beauty Of The Guards, The I Don't Know What To Do I've Never Been Coortin' Afore Labour Of Love, A |
BATCHELDER, J. | I Always Say I'm Single |
BAWN, HARRY | Article
and
repertoire in Music
Hall Studies Number 5. See www.musichallstudies.co.uk 'Arry's Lament As Our Fathers Did Before Last Night Man That Kissed My Wife, The Shout, Boys That Pretty Little Wife Of Mine |
BAXTER, HARRY | California Reality Warriors |
BAYES, NORA | How Ya Gonna Keep 'Em Down On The Farm?
In My Birch Bark Canoe (w. JACK NORWORTH) Kicki-Hoy Nothing Ever, Ever, Ever, Hardly Ever Troubles Me Oh! Johnny, Oh! Johnny, Oh! We Take Our Hats Off To You, Mr Wilson When It's Apple Blossom Time In Normandie |
BEATTIE & BABAS | Somebody's Coming To Town |
BEAUCHAMP, GEORGE | Article
and
repertoire in Music Hall Studies Number 5 and 7. See www.musichallstudies.co.uk Flo, The Gaiety Girl I'm So Sorry It Isn't Mine Oh, It Takes A Lot Of Doing There's A Woman For You Who's Going To Have A Little Bit Of Mine? |
BEAUDET, LOUISE | Little Silken Stocking, The |
BEAUMONT,
MAUD |
Jack!
Put 'Em Down |
BEAUMONT,
RUTH |
Darling
Little Baby Girl Fun At The Fancy Ball |
BEAUMONTE, LILLIE | Kitty Madcap We're Not Simple |
BEAUMONTE, MINNIE |
Kitty McCarthy |
BEDDIE, GEORGE | Ta Clerk In Ta Offish |
BEDDOE, ALFRED* | 1847-92 Quite English You Know |
BEDDOE, DAN | 1863-1937 I Hear You Calling Me |
BEDFORD, HARRY | In These Old Lavender Trousers( A + w&m
& RP
Weston) Our New Slavey Set 'Em Alight |
BEDFORD, PAUL | For These Angels' Sake I Pray Thee Jolly Nose, The |
BEECHAM, FRED |
Boom Tiddly Hi Gallant Booze-A-Deers, The He Don't Go Topper Hunting Now Oh! My, Wasn't It A Beano? |
BEES, THE TWO |
You'll Be With Me
All The
While |
BELFORT, MAY |
Daddy Wouldn't
Buy Me A Bow-wow |
BELL, KATE | Dead Bird, The |
BELLA & BIJOU | I Usually Let My Valet Do These Things For Me |
BELLA, KATE | Italian Girl, An Ship On Fire, The |
BELLWOOD, BESSIE |
baptised Catherine Mahoney at Southwark
Cathedral,
London, 4 June 1856. Aunt of POLLY PEACHUM
E's Got A Wooden Leg And A Tall White Hat She's Aways Out With The Boys |
BELLWOOD, HARRY |
What's The Good?
|
BELMONT,
FRED |
Old
Companions (sequel to Comrades) |
BELMORE, SUSIE | Marigold |
BELVERE, GEORGE | Closed For Alterations Friends To Arms! |
BENET, HARRY | 1877?-1948? Neighbours |
BENJAFIELD, ADA | Day Will Come, The Monte Cristo Way Oh Sally Woman's Wilful Will, A |
BENN, WILLIE | Just Beginning To Feel My Feet Rollicking Rubenstein, The |
BENNETT, BILLY | Club Raid, The Coffee Stall Keeper, The Daddy Family Secrets I'll Be Thinking Of You Mottoes No Power On Earth Please Let Me Sleep On Your Doorstep Tonight |
BENSON, HARRY | Lady Diver, The |
BENSON,
T. F. |
Medical
Man,
The |
BENSON, TONY | d.1 Apr 1891 |
BENSON, WALTER | I Wasn't Kept Waiting A Minute |
BENSONS, THE | Little Live-Bird (duet) |
BENSTEAD, LUCY LUCILLE | Fancy You Fancying Me |
BENTLEY, DAVE | 1882-1912 |
BENTLEY, R. W. | I Did It To Change My Luck |
BERESFORD, GEORGE | You Should Have Seen 'Em Go |
BERESFORD, S. | Popping Coon, The |
BERGIN, ARTHUR | I Couldn't Help It I Shifted It It's Nothing New To Me It Was Mine Regatta, The That Caused A Smile |
BERGIN,
PAT |
d.23 Apr
1893 |
BERINGER, ESME | At The Point Of The Sword sk. Among Thieves sk. |
BERNARD, CHARLES W. | Old Man's Dream Of Home, The She Sleeps With The Angels |
BERNARD, SAM | 1863-1927 Who Paid The Rent For Mrs Rip Van Winkle? |
BERRY, W. H. | There Will Be Something To Talk About Then |
BEVAN, FRED | d. 25 Mar 1893 Yarn Of The Sarah Jane, The |
BIGNELL, CHARLES* | Always There Chimney On Fire Close The Pubs Dodger Up-To-Date Dysey (parody) His Little Entertainment Little Bit Too Much Off, A Same Old Tale, The Sherlock Holmes, D.T. That's When You Feel All Right Touch Him For A Bit Alteration: We Shall All Be Angels In The Sweet By-and-Bye |
BIJOU,
RUBY |
My
Little May
Day Queen |
BILLINGS, BUD & JOE | recording pseudonyms for Carson Robison and Frank Luther. |
BILLINGTON, FRED | 1854-1917 |
BINDLEY, FLORENCE | (US) Sally (G. M. Cohan: C. W. Reinhart 1895) |
BISHOP, ANNA | 1814-84; second wife of Sir Henry Bishop Ah, Wherefore Flee So Rapidly Cherish Still Fond Hearts Those Moments I Am The Bayadere On The Banks Of Guadalquiver Pasadita, La Seeking Fortunes |
BISHOP,
LILIAN |
You've
Got
Nothing To Worry About |
BISHOP & RICARDO |
Hip Hurrah For
Holiday |
BLACKLOCK, TOM & CO |
Montmorenski & Co sk. |
BLAKELEY, JAMES | Looking For A Needle In A Haystack Mariana |
BLANCHARD, Miss E. | Sweet Genevieve |
BLANCHE, ADA | Charlie Jinks I'll Love You Till I Die Ninety-Four Brigade, The Somebody Had To Stand In Front Welcome Little Stranger |
BLAND, JAMES A.* | b. 1854 |
BLAND,
Mrs |
1839-80 |
BLYTHE, MARIE | Bantry Bay If You'll Only Bring The Sunshine Back Again |
BOB,
LITTLE |
Dis Is
What I
Did |
BOBS, THE TWO | see ODETTE MYRTIL That Ragtime Dinner-Time Band |
BODEN, HARRY | d. 23 Nov 1925 Trafalgar Square |
BONEHILL, BESSIE | m. (1) Louis William Abrahams (dec'd) (2) W.
R. Seeley of
Seeley & West. Jack West was her eldest son (by
Lou Abrahams?). Awkward Moments Both Sides Of The Picture British Born George III Hero All For Love, A How I Love America Jolly Good Fellow Noblemen Of Merry England, The Odenwald, The Old Tattered Flag, The Song Of The Day Song Of The Repentant Spirit, The |
BONEHILL, JESSIE | 1861-84 |
BOOTH, HOPE | Lubly Gal Was Dinah, A |
BOSCO | 1833-1906 |
BOSTOCK, N. C. | We Were Lads Together |
BOUVERIE, NELLIE | Brandy And Soda Brigade, The Get Away Johnnie! |
BOWMAN, SIMON | I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now |
BOWMER, Mrs HARRIETT | A + L&C Nice Looking Girl, The |
BOWYER, WILL | Coster Othello, The |
BOX, TED E. | Why Did Mary Milk The Cow? |
BOYD, MAUD | Br-Oom-De-Doo-Dum |
BOYDE, EDWIN |
Left For The Dustman |
BOYD-JONES, ERNEST | d.1904/5 |
BOYLE, MARCUS | A + L&C Ta! Ta! Tra, La, La, La! c1885 |
BRADBURY, J. W. | Something Will Have To Be Done With It |
BRADDON, ANNIE | Far Away In Australia |
BRAHAM, CHARLES | d. Jun 1884 |
BRAHAM, HARRY | Old Village Blacksmith's Song, The |
BRAHAM, JOHN | dob 1774 Here's A Health To All Good Lasses I Love Thee Night And Day (w. Catherine STEPHENS) Love And Glory Scots Wha' Hae Wi' Wallace Bled |
BRAHAM, NAT | And I Went Goodbye My Darling Let's All Be Happy And Gay Musical Party, The Wars Are Over, My Dear, The |
BRAITHWAITE, Dame LILIAN | Cherub, The mon. Garden Of The Blind, The mon. |
BRANDON,
ALICE |
Ching
Chang I Want To Go To London |
BRANDON, MARGARET M. |
see Mrs Clement SCOTT |
|
All The Boys
|
BRANNAN, T. C. |
Roof Fell In, The |
BRANSBY, PHIL | I Mustn't Treat The Missus It's A Great Big Shame No Longer |
BRANTFORD, BERT |
Mentioned in article on his brother Harry Ford in Music Hall Studies Number 4. See www.musichallstudies.co.uk |
BREEVE, BERT | Forty Boys, The Mother And Baby |
BRENNAN, Mrs | Speak Up Like A Man Winking At Me |
BRERETON, W. H. | b1860 |
BRESTON, WILL | Shut It! |
BRETT, EDWIN |
On The Quiet or Mixed Bathing sk. (w. Emmeline ORFORD) |
BRIAN, DONALD | One I Love, The You're Here And I'm Here |
BRIGGS, SISTERS | Awfully Shy Duty's Call Mary Casey Merry Mountaineers |
BRIGHTON,
ADA |
Don't
Hesitate He Is The Sort Of Man You Leave Your Home For |
|
Band Goes Marching
Before
Us, The |
BRIGHTSTEIN, ANNIE | Doings Of Today Naughty! Wicked Man Two Firesides |
BROADHEAD, ALF | Are There Any Little Angels Blind Like Me? |
BROMLEY, NELLY | Eve's Apple Gran'pa |
BRONSON, PERCY | He'd Have To Get Under (w. Minnie Baldwin) |
BROOK, AMY | Sydney And His Sydney Girl |
BROOKES, ALICE | Br-Room-De-Doo-Dum Richa And Poor |
BROOKFIELD, CHARLES H. | Here's To The Slavey |
BROOKS, KITTY | Wedding Bells or Take Him Away |
BROOKS, NAT | 1838-77 |
BROOMS, GEORGE | I Am The Catch Of The Season Remedies |
BROUGH, FANNY | 1854-1914 Law And Order sk. |
BROUGH,
OLDBURY |
Coon's
Lullaby |
BROUGHTON, CHARLES |
Drink Up And Pass
Round
Glasses |
BROWN, BEN | A + L&C I Couldn't Help But Laugh 1898 |
BROWN, EDWIN | m. Kate Kelly (d. Dec? 1899) |
BROWN, HARRY | As I Strolled Along The Thames Embankment |
BROWN,
JOE |
A +
L&C
Goin' Round The Horn |
BROWN, NEWLAND & LE CLERQ | Ben Brown m. Marie LOFTUS. The sketch A Dark Night Before us was performed by all three members of the team and not Brown & Le Clerq only. |
BRUCE,
CHARLES |
1845-77
(w.
Moore & Burgess) |
BRYAN, EDWIN |
Lady Swimmers, The |
BRYANT'S MINSTRELS | Jerry Bryant's dates should be (1828-61) I'll Never Forget Thee, Dear May Johnny, You're In Luck Limerick Is Beautiful Old Black Joe Pat Malloy Songs Of Shamus O'Brien, The Sewing Machine, The |
BUCKINGHAM, FRED | Old Sarah Walker |
BUCKLEY, FREDERICK | a.k.a. Master Old Bull |
BUCKLEY, GEORGE SWAYNE | a.k.a. Young Sweeney Candy Shop, The Susan's Sunday Out Sally Come Up |
BUCKLEY'S MINSTRELS | founded by James K. Buckley a.k.a. James Burke; f. of Frederick, George Swayne & R. Bishop (a.k.a. J. C. Rainer) |
BURFORD, BILLIE | I Never Reply |
BURKE,
BILLIE |
First
Past The Post, The Paddling |
BURKE, CHARLIE | Rachel Goldstein |
BURNAND, LILY | d. 29 April 1941 Good-bye, Olga! Oh, Dolly Someone Has Kidnapped Father |
BURNAND, WILFRED | Jolly Old Pott (Major Pott - What, What!) You Can't Do That With A Woman |
BURNARD, CLARA | d.23 Jan 1940 (Mrs Martin Adeson) |
BURNETT,
FLO |
Everybody
Owes
It To Everybody Else |
BURNETT,
FRED |
We Did,
Yes
We Did |
BURNETT, SISTERS | Jessie and Kitty. And So Do We Bridesmaids Cheeky Girls, The Sweethearts (Jessie solo) Up To Date Girls |
BURNS, ? | Nice Looking Girl, The |
BURNS, JOE | 1880-1946 Curse Of An Aching Heart, The |
BURR & HOPE | I Love Somebody And Somebody Knows |
BURTON, GEORGE | d. 2 Mar 1922 At The Stile With Norah Sweet May-Day Zing-Ta-Ra-Ra Band |
BURTON,
JESSE |
Meaning
Of
The Colours, The |
BURTON, J. L. | Ladies, The Rollicking Club |
BURTON, KATIE | It's A Sad Sad Story Oh! Dr Bodie |
BUTT, BESSIE | Amelia Snow |
BUTTERWORTH, ANNIE | d. 9 Dec 1886 |
BYRNE, BERT | Does It Matter? Fellow Travellers |
Michael
Kilgarriff | Grace Beauty &
Banjos | Sing us One of the Old
Songs