According to the Internet source given below,
2 December 1844 # 19 July 1904
Born Herbert Edward Story was an English comedian and actor who appeared in music hall, Victorian burlesques and musical comedies during the Victorian era. He was famous for starring, for many years, in the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane's annual Christmas pantomimes, predominantly as a dame.
Born in Lambeth, Campbell started his performing career appearing in amateur bands and quickly toured London's music hall's during the early 1860s. He decided to leave after a few years and adopted the stage name Herbert Campbell. He joined the minstrel performers Harman and Elston and the trio became known as Harmon, Campbell and Elston. In 1868, Campbell decided to pursue a solo career as a comic vocalist and quickly established himself as a popular music hall comedian.
In 1871 he made his first pantomime appearance in King Winter at the Theatre Royal, Liverpool and became a leading pantomime dame over the next decade. In 1882 he formed a successful association with the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, where he appeared alongside Dan Leno in the annual Christmas pantomime, every year until his death in 1904 at age 59.| Websites: | |||
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Herbert Campbell | Biography by wikipedia.org. |
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Various Performers | Music Hall | |
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| At My Time O' Life | T.W. Connor (words & music) Herbert Campbell (perf.) |
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| But That's the Wust O' Gals | Fred Gilbert (words & music) Herbert Campbell (perf.) |
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| Comin' Thro' the Rye | Robert Burns (words & music) Herbert Campbell (perf.) |
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| Da Da's Baby Boy - Parody | Charles Osborne (words & music) Herbert Campbell (perf.) |
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| Father, Dear Father, the Brokers Are In | A.E. Marshall (words & music) Herbert Campbell (perf.) |
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| Great Mcnoodle Went on Town, The | Geoffrey Thorn (words & music) Herbert Campbell (perf.) |
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| Have You Noticed It? | Frederick Bowyer (words & music) Herbert Campbell (perf.) |
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| I Don't Want to Fight - Parody | T. Vincent Davies (music) Henry Pettitt (words) Herbert Campbell (perf.) |
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| I Kissed Her Under the Parlour Stairs | David G. Day (music) Harry Hunter (words) Herbert Campbell (perf.) |
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| In My Fust 'usband's Time | Harry Nicholls (words & music) Herbert Campbell (perf.) |
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| It's the Seasoning Wot Does It | Frederick Bowyer (words & music) Herbert Campbell (perf.) |
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| ⇑Miner's Dream of Home - Parody, The | Herbert Campbell (words & music) Herbert Campbell (perf.) |
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| My Inventive Pal | Frank Leo (words & music) Herbert Campbell (perf.) |
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| Now We Sha'n't Be Long | T.W. Connor (words & music) Herbert Campbell (perf.) |
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| Oil Shop, The | B.J. Dallas (words & music) Herbert Campbell (perf.) |
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| Patching Up the Seats of the Mighty | Charles Osborne (words & music) Herbert Campbell (perf.) |
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| Pirate Bus, The | John Crook (music) Frederick Bowyer: (words) Herbert Campbell (perf.) |
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| Seaside Holiday at Home, A | Gilbert Laye (music) Frederick Bowyer: (words) Herbert Campbell (perf.) |
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| Six Months Hard | Victor Stevens (music) Frederick Bowyer: (words) Herbert Campbell (perf.) |
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| They Ain't No Class | Unknown (words & music) Herbert Campbell (perf.) |
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| They're All Very Fine and Large | Frederick Bowyer (words & music) Herbert Campbell (perf.) |
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England for the English (1888) | J.S. Baker (music) Fred K. Bowyer (words) H. Campbell (perf.) |
Piano, Voice | IMSLP |
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They Don't Make Them Like That Now (1894) | Norton Atkins | Joe Elvin (words) | |
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England for the English (1888) | John S. Baker | Fred K. Bowyer (words) | |
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Up I Came With My Little Lot (1892) | John S. Baker | ||
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They're All Very Fine and Large (1886) | Frederick Bowyer(w&m) | ||
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Have You Noticed It? (1889) | Frederick Bowyer(w&m) | ||
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It's the Seasoning Wot Does It (1892) | Frederick Bowyer | ||
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Comin' Thro' the Rye (1851) | Robert Burns | ||
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At My Time O' Life (1896) | T.W. Connor(w&m) | ||
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Now We Sha'n't Be Long (1896) | T.W. Connor | ||
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⇑That's the Time to Go (1897) | T.W. Connor | ||
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Fly and the Treacle-Pot (1903), The | T.W. Connor | ||
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What to Sing Nowadays (1885) | John Cooke(w&m) | ||
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What a Blessing! (1886) | John Cooke(w&m) | ||
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Pirate Bus (1886), The | John Crook | Frederick Bowyer (words) | |
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Oil Shop (1873), The | B.J. Dallas(w&m) | ||
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What's the Odds! (1866) | T. Vincent Davies | E V Page (words) | |
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Wanted (1869) | T. Vincent Davies | E V Page (words) | |
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My Wife's Out of Town (1870) | T. Vincent Davies | E V Page (words) Fred Darrell (words) |
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Tricks of the Trade (1874), The | T. Vincent Davies | H Pettitt. (words) | |
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Quiet Lodgings (1876) | T. Vincent Davies | E V Page (words) | |
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⇑Keep the Pot a Boiling (1877) | T. Vincent Davies | E V Page (words) Albert Bird (words) Richard Childs (words) |
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I Don't Want to Fight - Parody (1878) | T. Vincent Davies | Henry Pettitt (words) | |
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Not So Much of the ''Father'' (1878) | T. Vincent Davies | E V Page (words) Payne Fletcher (words) |
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I Wonder How Long It Will Last (1879) | T. Vincent Davies | E V Page (words) | |
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Domestic Pets (1881) | T. Vincent Davies | G C Anewick (words) | |
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Matrimonial News (1881), The | T. Vincent Davies | Edwin V Page (words) | |
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Now We're Busy (1881) | T. Vincent Davies | Walter Greenaway (words) | |
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Timothy Tott (1890) | T. Vincent Davies | Edwin V Page (words) | |
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I Kissed Her Under the Parlour Stairs (1884) | David G. Day | Harry Hunter (words) | |
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I Should Like to Drop Across One (1883) | William George Eaton | Frederick Bowyer (words) H C Maguire (words) |
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Invalid Chair (1884), The | William George Eaton | Frederick Bowyer (words) | |
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⇑Josser's Cricket Club (1884), The | William George Eaton | Frederick Bowyer (words) | |
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Fish (1895) | Fred Gilbert | Henry E. Pether (words) | |
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But That's the Wust O' Gals (1897) | Fred Gilbert(w&m) | ||
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Serve Him Right! (1877) | G.W. Hunt(w&m) | ||
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On the Sly (1879) | G.W. Hunt | William Sim (words) | |
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Seaside Holiday at Home (1903), A | Gilbert Laye | Frederick Bowyer (words) | |
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Comin' Thro' the Dye! (1890) | Alfred Lee | Charles Osborne (words) John D'Auban (words) A Harris (words) |
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Cockney in France (1897), The | Frank Leo(w&m) | ||
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My Inventive Pal (1897) | Frank Leo(w&m) | ||
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Anything For Peace and Quietness (1898) | Frank Leo(w&m) | ||
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Things That Don't Concern Me (1898) | Frank Leo(w&m) | ||
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⇑He's a Very Nice Man to Know (1899) | Frank Leo(w&m) | ||
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No Show To-Night (1899) | Frank Leo(w&m) | ||
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I Wouldn't Lend You Much on That (1900) | Frank Leo | Edgar Bateman (words) | |
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Chin-Music (1896) | Alan Macey | Perroquet. (words) | |
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That's My Baby (1896) | Alan Macey | Perroquet. (words) | |
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Father, Dear Father, the Brokers Are In (1882) | A.E. Marshall | ||
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There's No Deception There (1890) | Felix McGlennon | John S. Baker (words) | |
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It Made No Difference, Not a Bit of Difference (1891) | Felix McGlennon | Norton Atkins (words) | |
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In My Fust 'usband's Time (1882) | Harry Nicholls(w&m) | ||
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I'm Another (1892) | Charles Osborne | Albert E. Ellis (words) John S. Baker (words) |
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Modern ''Sweeny Todd'' (1896), The | Charles Osborne | Henry E. Pether (words) | |
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⇑That's a Woman All Over (1896) | Charles Osborne | ||
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Patching Up the Seats of the Mighty (1897) | Charles Osborne | Henry E. Pether (words) | |
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Da Da's Baby Boy - Parody (?) | Charles Osborne | ||
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I Put It On (1892) | Paul Pelham(w&m) | ||
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Opportuny-Opperty (1897), The | Albert Perry | Fred J Barnes (words) | |
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I'm Coming (1890) | T.F. Robson | John S. Baker (words) | |
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Six Months Hard (1887) | Victor Stevens | Frederick Bowyer (words) | |
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Major! (1895), The | Joseph Tabrar(w&m) | ||
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So and So and Such and Such (1900) | Joseph Tabrar(w&m) | ||
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Great Mcnoodle Went on Town (1890), The | Geoffrey Thorn | ||
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They Ain't No Class (?) | Unknown | ||
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⇑Not Really (1887) | Ferdinand Wallerstein | Harry Nicholls (words) |
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J.S. Baker | Up I Came With My Little Lot. (1903) (3:01) | H. Campbell |