Millie Lindon (1869-1940)
Last updated: 26.04.24
According to the Internet source given below, Millie Lindon (née Fanny Elizabeth Warriss) was an English music hall singer and socialite born in Small Heath, Birmingham. She performed in music halls under the name Millie Lindon, a version of her mother's maiden name, her professional career being relatively short and unremarkable. Between 1897 and 1904 she was featured on some 15 items of sheet music. Her portrait on the left is taken from For Old Times' Sake (1898), words & music Charles Osborne and published by Francis, Day & Hunter, London W.C.2, England which was said to be her most popular song.
Her extraordinary life as a socialite is described in the link below.
She died in Taormina, Sicily.
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Millie Lindon | Biography by wikipedia.org. |
Millie Lindon (1869-1940) has at least 1 item(s) at the Amazons which you can order on-line by clicking the item's order icon.
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Pussy Had Another Sardine Music by: James W. Tate. Words by: F Clifford Harris, George Arthurs Performed by: Millie Lindon
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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.
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| Binks' Wife | Charles Osborne (words & music) Millie Lindon (perf.) |
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| For Old Times' Sake | Charles Osborne (words & music) Millie Lindon (perf.) |
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| Lost, Stolen or Strayed | Bennett Scott (words & music) Millie Lindon (perf.) |
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| Skeleton in the Cupboard, The | Albert Perry (music) Edgar Bateman (words) Millie Lindon (perf.) |
The peformer is featured on 16 sheet music/recording covers. It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: (w&m)
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If Only Your Heart Could Speak (1901) | George Le Brunn | Fred W Leigh (words) | |
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Last Farewell (1902), The | George Le Brunn | J P Harrington (words) | |
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Days of the Ruffle and the Patch (1903), The | George Le Brunn | J P Harrington (words) | |
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Dear Marguerite, Good-Bye! (1903) | George Le Brunn | Fred W Leigh (words) | |
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Postman (1897), The | Charles Osborne | ||
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For Old Times' Sake (1898) | Charles Osborne | ||
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Binks' Wife (1899) | Charles Osborne | ||
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Song of the Kettle (1899), The | Charles Osborne | ||
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Sweethearts (1899) | Charles Osborne | ||
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Enjoyment (1901) | Charles Osborne | ||
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⇑That Old Rocking Chair (1902) | Charles Osborne(w&m) | ||
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Skeleton in the Cupboard (1900), The | Albert Perry | Edgar Bateman (words) | |
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Old Plaid Shawl (1902), An | Albert Perry | Stanhope Baxter (words) | |
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Lost, Stolen or Strayed (1897) | Bennett Scott | A J Mills (words) | |
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Simple Milliner (1907), The | Leslie Stiles(w&m) | ||
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Pussy Had Another Sardine (1904) | James W. Tate | F Clifford Harris (words) George Arthurs (words) |