Fannie Leslie (1856-1935)

Overview

All that can be presently (June 2020) gleaned about Fannie Leslie about from sheet music covers and a single refernce is that she was a British actress/singer.
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Monologues

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	Title	Attribution	Remarks


	I Want My Money Back	Albert Perry (words & music) Fannie Leslie (perf.)
	In the Morning	Felix McGlennon (words & music) Fannie Leslie (perf.)
	On the Benches in the Park	James Thornton (words & music) Richard George Knowles (perf.) Fannie Leslie (perf.)

Music Hall

Works

The peformer is featured on 15 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


She Always Dressed in Black (1896)	John Walter Bratton	Walter H. Ford (words)
Think of the Wives and Children (1899)	T.W. Connor
At the Ball (1895)	Will Godwin(w&m)
I Saw a Ship Go Sailing By (1898)	E. Denham Harrison	W T Lytton (words)
Between the Lines (1899)	E. Denham Harrison	Frank Renshaw (words)
Husband, Wife and Child (1894)	J.M. Harrison	Albert E. Ellis (words) John S. Baker (words)
Living Pictures Without the Gilded Frame (1895)	J.M. Harrison	H A Duffy (words)
In the Morning (1884)	Felix McGlennon	Norton Atkins (words) Warwick William (words)
Lately Bye and Bye (1891)	Felix McGlennon	Norton Atkins (words)
Princess and the Recruit (1880), The	Jacques Offenbach	H.B. Farnie (words)
⇑I Want My Money Back (1898)	Albert Perry	A J Mills (words)
That Shape Won't Suit Me (1898)	Albert Perry	George A. Stevens (words)
It's Money Makes the Mare to Go (1904)	Albert Perry	Edgar Bateman (words)
It's Surprising How They Alter (1884)	Orlando Powell	J. P. Harrington (words)
On the Benches in the Park (1896)	James Thornton(w&m)