Lottie Lennox (1872-1947)
Last updated: 26.04.24
It is surprising that so little is known about this performer considering the large number of compositions located. All that can presently (July 2023) be gleaned about Lottie Lennox from sheet music covers and by Internet searching is that she was an English actress/singer who has been featured on 21 works published between 1897 and 1914. A playbill from theSouth London Palace, Lambeth. Variety Performance, dated 1895 describes her as "The Lavender Girl". Her portrait on the left is taken from a photograph held in the National Portrait Gallery (NPG Ax160436).
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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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| Donah's Wedding, The | George Le Brunn (music) Edgar Bateman (words) Lottie Lennox (perf.) |
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| Look Out Boys! There's a Girl About | Fred Murray (music) Charles Hilbury (words) Lottie Lennox (perf.) |
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| Our 'ouseboat! | George Le Brunn (music) J. P. Harrington (words) Lottie Lennox (perf.) |
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| Where Was Mabel When the Band Struck Up? | Albert Perry (music) Walter Hastings (words) Lottie Lennox (perf.) |
The peformer is featured on 21 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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Mother's Found Another Father (1902) | Harry Castling | Charles Collins (words) | |
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Only a Factory Girl (1903) | Charles Collins | Fred J Barnes (words) | |
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Maude (1909) | Charles Collins | Fred J Barnes (words) | |
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Our Cosy Little Bungalow (1914) | Charles Collins(w&m) | ||
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Killarney! My Home (1898) | Will Godwin | John S. Baker (words) | |
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Donah's Wedding (1901), The | George Le Brunn | Edgar Bateman (words) | |
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Boys of the Brave Reserve (1902), The | George Le Brunn | J P Harrington (words) | |
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Our 'ouseboat! (1902) | George Le Brunn | J P Harrington (words) | |
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Put on Your Old Green Bonnet (1908) | Kenneth Lyle | Fred Murray (words) Charles Hilbury (words) Etherington. (words) Herbert Clifton (words) |
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Good-Bye, Tommy Atkins (1905) | Fred Murray | George Everard (words) Charles Hilbury (words) |
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⇑Look Out Boys! There's a Girl About (1906) | Fred Murray | Charles Hilbury (words) | |
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What's the Good of a Jam-Pot, Boys? (1906) | Fred Murray | George Everard (words) | |
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You're a Very Lucky Fellow, Mister Brown (1909) | Fred Murray | Charles Hilbury (words) | |
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Good-Bye, Polly! (1908) | Paul Pelham | Herbert Rule (words) | |
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Our Motor-Moke (1897) | Albert Perry | ||
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Where Was Mabel When the Band Struck Up? (1900) | Albert Perry | Walter Hastings (words) | |
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Pretty Little Sweet, Sweet Dickey Bird (1901) | Albert Perry | Harry Castling (words) | |
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Sweet Nell of Old Drury (1901) | Albert Perry | W E Imeson (words) | |
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There'll Be No War! (1908) | George A. Stevens | Gilbert Wells (words) | |
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Ground He Walks Upon (1901), The | Joseph Tabrar(w&m) | ||
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Mary Married a Marquis (1901) | Joseph Tabrar(w&m) |