Ruth Lytton (1875-1939)
Last updated: 09.06.25
All that can presently (March 2021) be gleaned about Ruth Lytton from sheet music covers and by Internet searching is that she has been featured on 6 works published between 1902 and 1912. From her postcard depiction shown left and the titles of the songs she features her act was very like to have been Scottish.Surfers are welcome to contribute any further information about this performer.
The peformer is featured on 6 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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Cameron Highlander (1906), The | George Bastow | Albert Hall (words)
Ruth Lytton (perf.) |
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Our Jamie He Comes Hame To-Day (1912) | George Bastow | Leonard Cooke (words)
Ruth Lytton (perf.) |
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What a Thing It Is to Be a Boy! (1902) | Carl Kiefert | Charles H Taylor (words)
Ruth Lytton (perf.) |
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Look at the Kiltie-Boys, Hooch Aye! (1909) | Fred W. Leigh(w&m) | Ruth Lytton (perf.) |
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Her Name Is Annie Laurie (1911) | Fred W. Leigh(w&m) | Ruth Lytton (perf.) | |
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In Kilt and Glengarry (1909) | John Neat | Leonard Cooke (words)
Ruth Lytton (perf.) |