Morny Cash (1872-1938)
Last updated: 08.06.24
This list is derived from information provided by Monologues.co.uk which went down sometime in 2023.
The loss of this valuable resource is very sad and a mystery.
The loss of this valuable resource is very sad and a mystery.
| Title | Attribution | Remarks |
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| Beautiful, Beautiful Bed | C.W. Murphy (music) Dan Lipton (words) Morny Cash (perf.) |
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| I Live in Trafalgar Square | C.W. Murphy (words & music) Morny Cash (perf.) |
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| I Will Have a Night To-Night! | Charles Collins (words & music) Morny Cash (perf.) |
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| My Wench Is a Factory Wench | Dan Lipton (music) C.W. Murphy (words) Morny Cash (perf.) |
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| Shirts | C.W. Murphy (music) Dan Lipton (words) Morny Cash (perf.) |
The peformer is featured on 13 sheet music/recording covers. It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: (w&m)
| Title | Composer | Attribution | Items |
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How Are They Going to Get in London? (1909) | Harry Castling | C W Murphy (words)
Morny Cash (perf.) |
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Eh! What a Fool I Was to Go to the Isle of Man (1911) | Harry Castling | C W Murphy (words)
Morny Cash (perf.) |
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Have a Banana! (1911) | Harry Castling | C W Murphy (words)
Morny Cash (perf.) |
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I'm Taking the Open-Air Treatment (1911) | Harry Castling | C W Murphy (words)
Morny Cash (perf.) |
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On the Old Garden Wall (1912) | Harry Castling(w&m) | Morny Cash (perf.) |
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War Bread (1918) | Harry Castling(w&m) | Morny Cash (perf.) |
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I Will Have a Night To-Night! (1915) | Charles Collins(w&m) | Morny Cash (perf.) |
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My Wench Is a Factory Wench (1911) | Dan Lipton | C.W. Murphy (words)
Morny Cash (perf.) |
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I Live in Trafalgar Square (1902) | C.W. Murphy(w&m) | Morny Cash (perf.) |
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Beautiful, Beautiful Bed (1905) | C.W. Murphy | Dan Lipton (words)
Morny Cash (perf.) |
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⇑Shirts (1908) | C.W. Murphy | Dan Lipton (words)
Morny Cash (perf.) |
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I'm Having the Time of My Life (1918) | Herbert Rule | Terry Sullivan (words)
Morny Cash (perf.) |
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Good-bye (1905) | Fred E. Terry | John A Glover-Kind (words) |