Ethel Victor (1858-1903)
Last updated: 26.04.24
All that can presently (August 2021) be gleaned about Ethel Victor from sheet music covers and by Internet searching is that she has been featured on 5 works published between 1880 and 1884.Of interest is They Say I Am Pretty (1882) words & music by I. George, and published by Willey & Co, London, England. The front cover of this work has a charming portrait of her shown on the left.
The 15th September 1887 edition of the Islington Gazette describes Ethel Victor as a "dashing serio-comic" when appearing along with Dan Leno and others at The Collins Music Hall.
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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.
| Title | Attribution | Remarks |
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| Oh, What a Wicked Young Man You Are | Edmund Forman (words & music) Ethel Victor (perf.) |
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)
| Title | Composer | Attribution | Items |
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Ducky Darling (1884) | Grosvenor Crosse | T S Lonsdale (words) | |
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Oh, What a Wicked Young Man You Are (1882) | Edmund Forman(w&m) | ||
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They Say I Am Pretty (1882) | I. George(w&m) | ||
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Not Too Much Mother But Just Mother Enough (188-) | T.S. Lonsdale(w&m) | ||
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Is There Any Harm in That? (1884) | James Maile | Edmund Forman (words) Robert Reece (words) |
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Oh! What a Wicked Young Man You Are (1882) | John J. Stamford | Edmund Forman (words) E Royce (words) Robert Reece (words) |