Beatrice Lambert

Overview

All that can presently (June 2023) be gleaned about Beatrice Lambert from sheet music covers and by Internet searching is that she was presumably an American actress/singer who has been featured on 5 works published between 1917 and 1918.
Her portrait on the left is taken from Some Sunday Morning (1917) music by Richard A. Whiting, words by Gus Kahn & Raymond B. Egan, published by Jerome H. Remick & Co., New York & Detroit, USA.
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	Title	Attribution	Instruments	Source	Remarks


You're in Style When You're Wearing a Smile (1918)	A.W. Brown (music) G. Kahn (coauth.) E.A. van Alstyne (coauth.) Beatrice Lambert (perf.) Beatrice Lambert (perf.)	Piano	Indiana Sheet Music Singer
When the Flowers Bloom in No Man's Land (1918)	A. Gottler (music) Howard E. Rogers (words) Beatrice Lambert (perf.)	Piano, Voice	Indiana
Where Do We Go From Here? (1917)	H.E. Johnson (music) Johnson, Howard (coauth.) P. Wenrich (coauth.) Beatrice Lambert (perf.)	Piano	YorkSpace
Some Sunday Morning (1917)	R.A. Whiting (music) G. Kahn (words) Egan, Raymond B. (words) Beatrice Lambert (perf.)	Piano, Voice	YorkSpace

Works

The peformer is featured on 5 sheet music/recording covers. It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: (w&m) ER

	Title	Composer	Attribution	Items


You're in Style When You're Wearing a Smile (1918)	Albert William Brown(w&m)	Gus Kahn (co-author) Egbert A. van Alstyne (co-author) Beatrice Lambert (perf.)
When the Flowers Bloom in No Man's Land (1918)	Archie Gottler	Howard E. Rogers (words) Beatrice Lambert (perf.)
Where Do We Go From Here? (1917)	Howard E. Johnson(w&m)	Percy Wenrich (co-author) Beatrice Lambert (perf.)
Meet Me at the Station, Dear (1917)	Ted Snyder	Sam M. Lewis (words) Joe Young (words) Beatrice Lambert (perf.)
Some Sunday Morning (1917)	Richard A. Whiting	Gus Kahn (words) Raymond B. Egan (words) Beatrice Lambert (perf.)