Marie Lloyd (1870-1922)
Last updated: 26.04.24
According to the Internet source given below, Matilda Alice Victoria Wood, stage-named Marie Lloyd was an English music hall singer, comedian and musical theatre actress born in London.Her career was started by her father at the Eagle Tavern Music Hall, Hoxton. In She made her professional début as Bella Delmere in 1884 but changed to Marie Lloyd one year later.
She became an international success touring France, America, Australia and Belgium with her solo music hall act between 1894 and 1900. Called the "Queen of the Music Hall", she frequently topped the bill at prestigious theatres in London's West End performing at venues such as the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.
She gave her final performance at the Alhambra Theatre London in 1922.
She is rememberd for her performances of songs such as
- The Boy I Love Is Up in the Gallery (1885) by George Ware
- My Old Man (Said Follow the Van) (1919) by Fred W. Leigh and Charles Collin
- Oh Mr Porter What Shall I Do (1892) by George Le Brunn (music), co-authored with his brother Thomas
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Marie Lloyd (1870-1922) has at least 6 item(s) at the Amazons which you can order on-line by clicking the item's order icon.
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Girl in the Khaki Dress, The Music by: George Le Brunn. Words by: J P Harrington Performed by: Marie Lloyd
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Tale of the Skirt, The Music by: George Le Brunn. Words by: Fred W. Leigh Performed by: Marie Lloyd
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Talk About a Big Responsibility Music by: George Le Brunn. Words by: Murray and Leigh Performed by: Marie Lloyd
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Vat Ze English Call Ze - Vat Ze Name? Music by: George Le Brunn. Words by: M. Tressor Performed by: Marie Lloyd
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Wedding March!, The Music by: George Le Brunn. Words by: J P Harrington Performed by: Marie Lloyd
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You Ain't Ashamed O' Me, Are You, Bill? Music by: George Le Brunn. Words by: J P Harrington Performed by: Marie Lloyd, Rosie Lloyd
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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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| Actions Speak Louder Than Words | George Le Brunn (music) Harry Leighton (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Among My Knick-Knacks | George Le Brunn (music) Mon Tresor (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| And She Lisped When She Said 'Yes'' | J. McNicoll (words & music) Marie Lloyd (perf.) Marie Loftus (perf.) |
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| And the Leaves Began to Fall | George Le Brunn (music) J. P. Harrington (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| And the Parrot Said | Orlando Powell (music) Worton David (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Are You Looking For a Girl Like Me | Orlando Powell (music) E.W. Rogers (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Barmaid, The | E.W. Rogers (words & music) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Bathing | George Le Brunn (music) J.P. Harrington (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Bird in the Hand, A | Joseph Tabrar (words & music) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Bond Street Tea-Walk, The | George Le Brunn (music) J. P. Harrington (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Boy in the Gallery, The | George Ware (words & music) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| ⇑Buy Me Some Almond Rock | Joseph Tabrar (words & music) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Chance Your Luck | George Le Brunn (music) Wal Pink (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Chili Widow, The | George Le Brunn (music) W. T. Lytton (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Clever, Ain't You? | George Le Brunn (music) J. P. Harrington (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Come Along, Let's Make It Up | George Le Brunn (music) Thomas Le Brunn (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Coster's Christening, The | George Le Brunn (music) J.P. Harrington (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Coster's Wedding, The | Charles Moore (music) Fred Cliffe (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Customs of the Country | James W. Tate (music) J.P. Harrington (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Directoire Girl, The | Orlando Powell (music) John P. Harrington (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Don't Dilly Dally on the Way | Charles Collins (music) Fred Leigh (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Don't Laugh | George Le Brunn (music) Richard Morton (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Every Little Movement | J. Charles Moore (music) Fred Cliffe (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| ⇑Everything in the Garden's Lovely! | George Le Brunn (music) J.P. Harrington (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Feminine Mood and Tenses | George Le Brunn (music) J. P. Harrington (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Folkstone For the Day | George Le Brunn (music) Edgar Bateman (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| French Lady's-Maid, The | E.W. Rogers (words & music) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| G'arn Away | E.W. Rogers (words & music) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Geisha, The | George Le Brunn (music) Charles Wilmott (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Girl in the Khaki Dress, The | George Le Brunn (music) J. P. Harrington (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Girl on the Ran-Dan-Dan, The | Leslie Stuart (words & music) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Good Old Iron | George Le Brunn (music) J.P. Harrington (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| He Knows a Good Thing When He Sees It | George Le Brunn (music) J.P. Harrington (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Hulloa, Hulloa, Hulloa | George Le Brunn (music) G. Rollit (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| I Don't Know How to Tell Yer How I Lubs Yer! | Bennett Scott (words & music) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| ⇑I Like You and You Like Me | George Le Brunn (music) Thomas Le Brunn (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| I Live in Hopes | Orlando Powell (music) J. P. Harrington (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| I'd Like to Live in Paris All the Time | Orlando Powell (music) Fred Leigh (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| If You Want to Get on in Revue | Sam Mayo (words & music) Marie Lloyd (perf.) Hilda Glyder (perf.) Daisy James (perf.) |
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| I'm a Good Girl Now | L. Silberman (music) M. Marcelle (words) F.E. Cliffe (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| It Didn't Come Off After All! | George Le Brunn (music) J.P. Harrington (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| It's a Jolly Fine Game Played Slow | George Le Brunn (music) J.P. Harrington (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| I've Never Lost My Last Train Yet | George Le Brunn (music) G. Rollit (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Just As if She Didn't Know | John Walter Bratton (music) Walter Ford (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Kitty Carney | Joseph John O'Neill (music) J.R. Nugent (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) Amy Blackie (perf.) Pearl Lovell (perf.) |
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| Listen With the Right Ear | George Le Brunn (music) George Ware (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Little Bit of Lovin', A | Orlando Powell (music) J.P. Harrington (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| ⇑Little of What You Fancy Does You Good!, A | George Arthurs (music) Fred W. Leigh (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Madam Duvan | Tom Costello (music) Joseph Tabrar (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Maid of London, Ere We Part | George Le Brunn (music) Joseph Tabrar (co-author) J. P. Harrington (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Miss Marie Lloyd's Tiddley-Om-Pom | Orlando Powell (music) Fred W. Leigh (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| My Actor Man | James W. Tate (music) Clifford Harris (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Naughty! Naughty! Naughty! | George Le Brunn (music) J. P. Harrington (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| No, 'arry, Don't Ask Me to Marry | George Le Brunn (music) Harry Castling (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Not For Bill! | E.W. Rogers (words & music) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Now You've Got Yer Khaki On | Charles Collins (music) Fred W. Leigh (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Of Course | George Le Brunn (music) J. P. Harrington (words) J. F. Lambe (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Oh! Mister What's-Er-Name | Kenneth Lyle (music) Fred Murray (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Oh! Mr Porter | George Le Brunn (words & music) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| ⇑One of the Ruins That Cromwell Knocked About | Harry Bedford (music) Harry Bedford (words) Terry Sullivan (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Piccadilly Trot, The | Worton David (music) George Arthurs (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Poor Thing | George Le Brunn (music) Richard Morton (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Put on Your Slippers | Orlando Powell (music) J.P. Harrington (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Red and the White and the Blue, The | E.W. Rogers (words & music) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Rich Girl and the Poor, The | George Le Brunn (music) John P. Harrington (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Rosie Had a Very Rosy Time | Fred Murray (words & music) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Rum-Tiddley-Um-Tum-Tay | Orlando Powell (music) Fred W. Leigh (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Salute My Bicycle! | George Le Brunn (music) J.P. Harrington (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| She Doesn't Know That I Know What I Know | Orlando Powell (music) Fred W. Leigh (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| She Wore a Little Safety-Pin Behind | E. Denham Harrison (music) W.T. Lytton (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) Marie Loftus (perf.) |
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| She'd Never Had a Lesson in Her Life | Orlando Powell (music) Fred Murray (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| ⇑Shop Girl, The | George Le Brunn (music) J.P. Harrington (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Silly Fool | George Le Brunn (music) J.P. Harrington (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Sleep! Sleep! He's Always Got His Eyes Shut | George Le Brunn (music) Murray (words) Leigh (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Spanish Señora | E.W. Rogers (words & music) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Story of a Clothes Line, The | James W. Tate (music) Frank Clifford Harris (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Tale of the Skirt, The | George Le Brunn (music) Fred W. Leigh (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Talk About a Big Responsibility | George Le Brunn (music) Fred W Leigh (words) Fred Murray (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| That Accounts For It | A.J. Mills (music) Bennett Scott (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| That Was a Bloomer | George Le Brunn (music) Harry Castling (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| That Was Before My Time | Unknown (words & music) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| That's How the Little Girl Got On | Unknown (words & music) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Then You Wink the Other Eye | George Le Brunn (music) W.T. Lytton (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| ⇑There They Are, the Two of Them on Their Own | George Le Brunn (music) E. Nevin (co-author) Murray/Leigh (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| There Was Something on His Mind | George Le Brunn (music) Fred W. Leigh (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Three Ages of Woman, The | Orlando Powell (music) George Arthurs (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Tommy Make Room For Your Uncle | T.S. Lonsdale (words & music) W. B. Fair (perf.) Tony Pastor (perf.) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Tricky Little Trilby | George Le Brunn (music) John P. Harrington (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Twiddly Wink, The | Orlando Powell (music) Fred W. Leigh (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Twiggy Voo | George Le Brunn (music) Richard Morton (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Vat Ze English Call Ze - Vat Ze Name? | George Le Brunn (music) M. Tressor (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Whacky, Whacky, Whack! | George Ware (words & music) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| What Did She Know About Railways? | Bennett Scott (music) C.G. Cotes (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| What, What | Unknown (words & music) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| What's That For, Eh? | George Le Brunn (music) W.T. Lytton (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| ⇑When I Take My Morning Promenade. | Bennett Scott (music) A. J. Mills (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Who Are You Getting At, Eh? | George Le Brunn (music) J.P. Harrington (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Who Paid the Rent For Mrs. Rip Van Winkle? | Fred Fisher (music) Alfred Bryant (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| William 'enry Sarnders | Albert Perry (words & music) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Woman's Opinion of Man, A | George Arthurs (music) Orlando Powell (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Wrong Girl, The | George Le Brunn (music) John P. Harrington (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Wrong Man, The | George Le Brunn (music) J.P. Harrington (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| You Ain't Ashamed O' Me, Are You, Bill? | George Le Brunn (music) J.P. Harrington (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| You Can't Stop a Girl From Thinking | Joseph Tabrar (music) J P Harrington (words) George Le Brunn (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| You Needn't Wink, I Know | Bennett Scott (music) A.J. Mills (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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| Young Country Squire, The | Felix Dumas (music) George Ware (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) John Nash (perf.) |
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| You're a Thing of the Past | George Le Brunn (music) John P. Harrington (words) Marie Lloyd (perf.) |
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G. Arthurs | A Little of What You Fancy Does You Good! (3:30) | Marie Lloyd |
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H. Bedford | It's a Bit of a Ruin That Cromwell Knocked About a Bit (2:50) | Marie Lloyd |
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C. Collins | Now You've Got Your Khaki On (3:06) | Marie Lloyd |
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O. Powell | I'd Like To Live In Paris All The Time (3:27) | Marie Lloyd |
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B. Scott | When I Take My Morning Promenade (3:10) | Marie Lloyd |
The peformer is featured on 117 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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Little of What You Fancy Does You Good! (1915), A | George Arthurs(w&m) | Fred W. Leigh (words) | |
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Woman's Opinion of Man (?), A | George Arthurs | Orlando Powell (words) | |
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It's a Bit of a Ruin That Cromwell Knocked About a Bit (1920) | Harry Bedford | Terry Sullivan (words) | |
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One of the Ruins That Cromwell Knocked About (?) | Harry Bedford | Harry Bedford (words) Terry Sullivan (words) |
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Just As if She Didn't Know (1895) | John Walter Bratton | Walter H. Ford (words) | |
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Now You've Got Yer Khaki On (1915) | Charles Collins | Fred W Leigh (words) | |
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Don't Dilly Dally on the Way (1919) | Charles Collins | Fred Leigh (words) | |
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Madam Duvan (1891) | Tom Costello | Joseph Tabrar (words) | |
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Piccadilly Trot (1912), The | Worton David | George Arthurs (words) | |
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Young Country Squire (1891), The | Felix Dumas | George Ware (words) | |
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⇑Who Paid the Rent For Mrs. Rip Van Winkle? (1914) | Fred Fisher | Alfred Bryan (words) | |
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She Wore a Little Safety-Pin Behind (1896) | E. Denham Harrison | W.T. Lytton (words) | |
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Then You Wink the Other Eye (1890) | George Le Brunn | W. T. Lytton (words) | |
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Actions Speak Louder Than Words (1891) | George Le Brunn | Harry Leighton (words) | |
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Don't Laugh (1891) | George Le Brunn | Richard Morton (words) | |
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Poor Thing (1891) | George Le Brunn | Richard Morton (words) | |
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Listen With the Right Ear (1892) | George Le Brunn | George Ware (words) | |
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Oh! Mr Porter (1892) | George Le Brunn | Thomas Le Brunn (co-author) | |
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Twiggy Voo (1892) | George Le Brunn | Richard Morton (words) | |
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No, 'arry, Don't Ask Me to Marry (1893) | George Le Brunn | Harry Castling (words) | |
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Silly Fool (1893) | George Le Brunn | J.P. Harrington (words) | |
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⇑He Knows a Good Thing When He Sees It (1895) | George Le Brunn | J.P. Harrington (words) | |
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I Like You and You Like Me (1895) | George Le Brunn | Thomas Le Brunn (words) | |
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It's a Jolly Fine Game Played Slow (1895) | George Le Brunn | J.P. Harrington (words) | |
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Rich Girl and the Poor (1895), The | George Le Brunn | John P. Harrington (words) | |
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Salute My Bicycle! (1895) | George Le Brunn | J.P. Harrington (words) | |
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Shop Girl (1895), The | George Le Brunn | J.P. Harrington (words) | |
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Tricky Little Trilby (1895) | George Le Brunn | John P. Harrington (words) | |
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What's That For, Eh? (1895) | George Le Brunn | W.T. Lytton (words) | |
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Wrong Girl (1895), The | George Le Brunn | John P. Harrington (words) | |
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Among My Knick-Knacks (1896) | George Le Brunn | Mon Tresor (words) | |
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Chance Your Luck (1896) | George Le Brunn | Wal Pink (words) | |
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⇑Chili Widow (1896), The | George Le Brunn | W. T. Lytton (words) | |
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Clever, Ain't You? (1896) | George Le Brunn | J P Harrington (words) | |
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Geisha (1896), The | George Le Brunn | Charles Wilmott (words) | |
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Maid of London, Ere We Part (1896) | George Le Brunn | Joseph Tabrar (co-author) J. P. Harrington (words) |
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That Was a Bloomer (1896) | George Le Brunn | Harry Castling (words) | |
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Vat Ze English Call Ze - Vat Ze Name? (1897) | George Le Brunn | M. Tressor (words) | |
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Bathing (1898) | George Le Brunn | J P Harrington (words) | |
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Everything in the Garden's Lovely! (1898) | George Le Brunn | J P Harrington (words) | |
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Talk About a Big Responsibility (1898) | George Le Brunn | Murray and Leigh (words) | |
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Hulloa, Hulloa, Hulloa (1899) | George Le Brunn | G. Rollit (words) | |
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Of Course (1899) | George Le Brunn | J. P. Harrington (words) J. F. Lambe (words) |
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⇑Girl in the Khaki Dress (1900), The | George Le Brunn | J P Harrington (words) | |
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Come Along, Let's Make It Up (1901) | George Le Brunn | Thos Le Brunn (words) | |
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Feminine Mood and Tenses (1901) | George Le Brunn | J. P. Harrington (words) | |
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Folkstone For the Day (1901) | George Le Brunn | Edgar Bateman (words) | |
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Sleep! Sleep! He's Always Got His Eyes Shut (1901) | George Le Brunn | Fred Murray (words) Fred W Leigh (words) |
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There They Are, the Two of Them on Their Own (1901) | George Le Brunn | E. Nevin (co-author) Murray/Leigh (words) |
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Bond Street Tea-Walk (1902), The | George Le Brunn | J P Harrington (words) | |
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It Didn't Come Off After All! (1902) | George Le Brunn | J P Harrington (words) | |
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Wedding March! (1902), The | George Le Brunn | J P Harrington (words) | |
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P'r'aps You've Seen the Pictures? (1903) | George Le Brunn | J P Harrington (words) | |
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There Was Something on His Mind (1903) | George Le Brunn | Fred W Leigh (words) | |
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⇑And the Leaves Began to Fall (1904) | George Le Brunn | J P Harrington (words) | |
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Coster's Christening (1904), The | George Le Brunn | J P Harrington (words) | |
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Naughty! Naughty! Naughty! (1904) | George Le Brunn | J. P. Harrington (words) | |
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Tale of the Skirt (1904), The | George Le Brunn | Fred W. Leigh (words) | |
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You Ain't Ashamed O' Me, Are You, Bill? (1904) | George Le Brunn | J P Harrington (words) | |
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You're a Thing of the Past (1905) | George Le Brunn | John P. Harrington (words) | |
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Who Are You Getting At, Eh? (1907) | George Le Brunn | J.P. Harrington (words) | |
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I've Never Lost My Last Train Yet (1912) | George Le Brunn | G. Rollit (words) | |
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Good Old Iron (?) | George Le Brunn | J.P. Harrington (words) | |
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Wrong Man (?), The | George Le Brunn | J.P. Harrington (words) | |
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Rum-Tiddley-Um-Tum-Tay! (1908) | Fred W. Leigh | Orlando Powell (words) A Mas (words) J Taillefer (words) Georges Ondet (words) |
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⇑Little of What You Fancy (1915), A | Fred W. Leigh | George Arthurs (words) | |
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Tommy Make Room For Your Uncle (1875) | T.S. Lonsdale(w&m) | ||
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Oh! Mister What's-Er-Name (1907) | Kenneth Lyle | Fred Murray (words) | |
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If You Want to Get on in Revue (1918) | Sam Mayo | Hilda Glyder (words) | |
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And She Lisped When She Said 'Yes'' (1897) | J. McNicoll(w&m) | ||
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That Accounts For It (1903) | A.J. Mills | Bennett Scott (words) | |
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Coster's Wedding (?), The | Charles Moore | Fred Cliffe (words) | |
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Every Little Movement (?) | J. Charles Moore | Fred Cliffe (words) | |
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Twiggy Voo? (1892) | Richard Morton | George Le Brunn (co-author) | |
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Rosie Had a Very Rosy Time (1909) | Fred Murray | Charles Hilbury (words) | |
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Kitty Carney (?) | Joseph John O'Neill | J.R. Nugent (words) | |
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⇑William 'enry Sarnders (1901) | Albert Perry | Walter Hastings (words) | |
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Hi-Ti-Hiddley-Um (1895) | Orlando Powell | Charles Wilmott (words) | |
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And the Parrot Said (1907) | Orlando Powell | Worton David (words) | |
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Miss Marie Lloyd's Tiddley-Om-Pom (1907) | Orlando Powell | Fred W. Leigh (words) | |
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She Doesn't Know That I Know What I Know (1907) | Orlando Powell | Fred W. Leigh (words) | |
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Three Ages of Woman (1907), The | Orlando Powell | George Arthurs (words) | |
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Directoire Girl (1908), The | Orlando Powell | J. P. Harrington (words) | |
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Rum-Tiddley-Um-Tum-Tay (1908) | Orlando Powell | Fred W. Leigh (words) | |
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Are You Looking For a Girl Like Me (1910) | Orlando Powell | E.W. Rogers (words) | |
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Put on Your Slippers (1911) | Orlando Powell | J.P. Harrington (words) | |
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I'd Like to Live in Paris All the Time (1912) | Orlando Powell | Fred W. Leigh (words) | |
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⇑One Thing Leads to Another (1912) | Orlando Powell | Fred W. Leigh (words) | |
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I Live in Hopes (?) | Orlando Powell | J. P. Harrington (words) | |
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Little Bit of Lovin' (?), A | Orlando Powell | J.P. Harrington (words) | |
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She'd Never Had a Lesson in Her Life (?) | Orlando Powell | Fred Murray (words) | |
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Twiddly Wink (?), The | Orlando Powell | Fred W. Leigh (words) | |
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G'arn Away (1892) | E.W. Rogers(w&m) | ||
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Barmaid (1894), The | E.W. Rogers(w&m) | ||
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Spanish Señora (1894) | E.W. Rogers(w&m) | ||
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Miss Marie Lloyd's Not For Bill! (1895) | E.W. Rogers(w&m) | ||
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Not For Bill! (1895) | E.W. Rogers(w&m) | ||
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French Lady's-Maid (1897), The | E.W. Rogers(w&m) | ||
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⇑Red and the White and the Blue (1900), The | E.W. Rogers(w&m) | ||
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I Don't Know How to Tell Yer How I Lubs Yer! (1897) | Bennett Scott(w&m) | ||
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What Did She Know About Railways? (1897) | Bennett Scott | C.G. Cotes (words) | |
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When I Take My Morning Promenade (1910) | Bennett Scott(w&m) | ||
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You Needn't Wink, I Know (?) | Bennett Scott | A.J. Mills (words) | |
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I'm a Good Girl Now (1919) | L. Silberman | Fred E. Cliffe (words) M. Marcelle (words) |
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Girl on the Ran-Dan-Dan (1896), The | Leslie Stuart(w&m) | ||
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Bird in the Hand (1894), A | Joseph Tabrar(w&m) | ||
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Buy Me Some Almond Rock (1894) | Joseph Tabrar(w&m) | ||
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You Can't Stop a Girl From Thinking (1897) | Joseph Tabrar | J. P. Harrington (words) George Le Brunn (words) |
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Ev'rybody Wondered How He Knew (1899) | Howard Talbot | George Rollit (words) | |
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⇑Story of a Clothes Line (1904), The | James W. Tate | Frank Clifford Harris (words) | |
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Customs of the Country (1907) | James W. Tate | J.P. Harrington (words) | |
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My Actor Man (1913) | James W. Tate | Clifford Harris (words) | |
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That Was Before My Time (1877c) | Unknown | ||
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That's How the Little Girl Got On (?) | Unknown | ||
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What, What (?) | Unknown | ||
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Boy in the Gallery (1887), The | George Ware(w&m) | ||
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Whacky, Whacky, Whack! (1892) | George Ware |