What type of details about charles coborn can be gathered from the following bio? Bio: charles coborn -lrb- 4 august 1852 -- 23 november 1945 -rrb- was a british music hall singer and comedian born in stepney , east london . he was born charles whitton mccallum , and adopted his stage name from '' coborn road '' , near mile end . in a long career , coborn was known largely for two comic songs : '' two lovely black eyes '' -lrb- which he adapted in 1886 from '' my nellie 's blue eyes '' , a song by william j. scanlan , and premiered at the paragon theatre , in the mile end road -rrb- and '' the man who broke the bank at monte carlo '' by fred gilbert , in 1892 . the song was bought for # 10 , but the rights were finally sold for # 600 . coborn estimated that he had sung the latter song 250,000 times in the course of his career , and could sing it in 14 languages . described as a ' literate man of high principles ' , he was never fully accepted by the music hall establishment , but continued to work until the end of his long life . tracks that he recorded in his 80s can be found on chairman 's choice - music hall greats cd . in other songs such as '' should husbands work ? '' he took up the music hall tradition of -lrb- normally conservative -rrb- social comment . he appeared in the film '' variety jubilee '' -lrb- 1943 -rrb- , at the age of 91 , and continued to make occasional appearances , until his death in london in 1945 . he is buried with his wife in brompton cemetery , london . his eldest son , major duncan mccallum , became mp for argyll .
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