Harry Lauder's songs.
Lauder, Harry,Sir,1870-1950.
Melville, Alex.
Madden, Edward.
Morse, Theodore F.,1873-1924.
Scott, Bennett.
Lessing, Madge.
Harrington, John P.
Le Brunn, George.
Hurley, Alec.
Kendall, A. B.
Fitzgibbon, Bert.
Drislane, Jack.
Grafton, Gerald.
Jardon, Dorothy.
Malackney, James.
[London] : H. P. Such, printer and publisher, 183 Union Street, Borough, S. E.,
[ca. 1910?]
The sheet is folded to make a four page booklet, printed in four columns on blue paper.
Dated from examinaton of text and style.
Jean M'Neil - first line reads: I'm the happiest man alive-.
Jean M'Neil - 'Written by Harry Lauder and Alex Melville. Composed and sung by Harry Lauder. Music : Francis, Day & Hunter, 142 Charing Cross Road'.
Daddy's little girl - first line reads: School time is o'er - outside the door.
Daddy's little girl - 'Written by Edward Madden. Composed by Theodore Morse. Music : Francis, Day & Hunter, 142 Charing X'.
I wish I had someone to love me - first line reads: I'm the happiest man alive-.
I wish I had someone to love me - 'Written, composed and sung by Harry Lauder. Music : Francis, Day & Hunter, 142 Charing Cross Road'.
Hear the pipers calling, Jenny dear - first line reads: There were pipers playing in the morning.
Hear the pipers calling, Jenny dear - 'Written by A. Mills. Composed by Bennett Scott. Sung by Miss Madge Lessing. Music :- Francis, Day, and Hunter, 142 Charing Cross Road'.
Sound advice - first line reads: Just listen to sound advice, and take it if you should.
Sound advice - 'Written by J. D. Harper. Composed and sung by Harry lauder. Music : Francis, Day & Hunter, Char X'.
You're my Donah - first line reads: You're the gal what I goes out with.
You're my Donah - 'Written by John P. Harrington. Composed by George Le Brunn. Sung by Alec Hurley. Music : Francis, Day & Hunter, Char X'.
That's the reason noo I wear a kilt - first line reads: A lot o' people say the kilt is not the thing to wear.
That's the reason noo I wear a kilt - 'Written by Harry Lauder and A. B. Kendall. Composed and sung by Harry lauder. Music : Francis, Day & Hunter, Char X'.
Just a little rocking chair and you - first line reads: Singing 'bout you, Sal, cause you are my girl.
Just a little rocking chair and you - 'Written by Bert Fitzgibbon and Jack Drislane. Composed by Theodore Morse. Music : Francis, Day & Hunter, Char X'.
Piper MacFarlane - first line reads: O! A'm Piper Macfarlane and A'm on the beer.
Piper MacFarlane - 'Written by Harry Lauder and Gerald Grafton. Composed and sung by H. Lauder. Music : Francis, Day & Hunter, Char X'.
In the parlour, with lamp turned low - first line reads: Listen to me, Sue.
In the parlour, with lamp turned low - 'Written by Edward Madden. Music by Dorothy Jardon. Music : Francis, Day & Hunter, Char X'.
Inverary - first line reads: I feel as proud as proud can be.
Inverary - 'Written by James Malackney and Harry Lauder. Sung by Harry Lauder. Music : Francis, Day & Hunter, Char X'.
She is ma daisy - first line reads: I'm in a corps that's stood before.
She is ma daisy - 'Written by Harry lauder and J. D. Harper. Composed and sung by Harry lauder. Music : Francis, Day & Hunter, Char X'.
Songs, English
Songs, English