Peggie Pryde (1869-1948)
Last updated: 26.04.24
Peggy Pryde was an English music hall comedienne, the daughter of Jenny Hill - "The Vital Spark" According to Waterloo Courier, Waterloo, Iowa (Wednesday, 7 December 1892, p.7f), that while she was in New York her mother objected to her having her billed as her daughter.
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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.
| Title | Attribution | Remarks |
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| And Lots of Other Things | George Le Brunn (music) A. Atkins (words) Peggie Pryde (perf.) |
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| Mother Doyle's Diamond Jubilee | Walter P. Keen (words & music) Peggie Pryde (perf.) |
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| Push Dem Clouds Away | Percy Gaunt (words & music) Peggie Pryde (perf.) Nellie Richards (perf.) |
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| Sally's Wedding Day | Unknown (words & music) Peggie Pryde (perf.) |
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| Sister Mary Jane's Top Note | Ivan Caryll (music) F. Bowyer (words) Louie Freear (perf.) Peggie Pryde (perf.) |
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| Song of the Thrush, The | George Le Brunn (music) Walter Hastings (words) Jenny Hill (perf.) Peggie Pryde (perf.) |
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| That's Good Old London Ria | George Le Brunn (music) Alfred J. Morris (words) Peggie Pryde (perf.) |
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| You Fancy Yourselves, You Do! | Felix McGlennon (words & music) Kate Harvey (perf.) Peggie Pryde (perf.) |
The peformer is featured on 10 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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Sister Mary Jane's Top Note (1896) | Ivan Caryll | F. Bowyer (words) | |
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Push Dem Clouds Away (1892) | Percy Gaunt(w&m) | ||
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Mother Doyle's Diamond Jubilee (1898) | Walter P. Keen | Owen Conduit (words) | |
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And Lots of Other Things (1893) | George Le Brunn | A. Atkins (words) | |
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Song of the Thrush (1897), The | George Le Brunn | Walter Hastings (words) | |
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That's Good Old London Ria (?) | George Le Brunn | Alfred J. Morris (words) | |
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You Fancy Yourselves, You Do! (1891) | Felix McGlennon | John S. Baker (words) | |
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Oh, Romeo (1896) | F.V St. Clair(w&m) | ||
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Dear Old Ned (1894) | Joseph Tabrar | Alfred J Morris (words) John S. Baker (words) |
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Sally's Wedding Day (?) | Unknown |