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MWT - Max Tyler Music Hall Collection
MUS - Song sheets
1 - Solo performers
Ref No
MWT/MUS/1/0123
AltRefNo
MWT/MUS/1/0123
Collection
Max Tyler Music Hall Collection
Title
The Burglar's Song
Name of creator
Brookfield, Charles, H. 1857-1913, performer
Date
No date
Extent
1 sheet music
Description
Sheet music for piano and voice, titled “The Burglar’s Song”, appearing as two folio sheets (8 pages total). Cover has the strap line, “Here’s to the slavey!” and a lithographic depiction of the performer with the caption, “Charles Brookfield as ‘Saveloy Joe’. Age 35. Weight lb 154. Height 5ft 11 ½. Marks on body: scar on right little finger. Tatoo (sic) marks on left arm. Representing a woman. A ship in full sail and initials HF convicted in 1878 for stealing cloths in a lodging house. &c. &c.
Notes
Back cover has a list of "New comic songs"
Subject
Musical Theatre
Music Hall
Social commentary
Songs
PhysicalDescription
250 x 350mm, black and coloured ink printed on paper
Related Person
Glover, J. M. composer
Brookfield, Charles, H. 1857-1913, lyricist
Philips, F. C. (Francis Charles), 1849-1921, lyricist
Brookfield, Charles, H. 1857-1913, performer
Banks, H. G. printer
Related Organisation
B. Mocatta & Co., London, publisher
Related Place
London
Category
Sheet music
Access conditions
This material is available for consultation at the University of Kent's Special Collections & Archives reading room, Templeman Library, University of Kent, Canterbury, CT2 7NU (specialcollections@kent.ac.uk).
Copyright
Material within the archive may remain within copyright under the terms of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988. Special Collections & Archives staff will assist where possible in helping trace copyright holders, but it is ultimately the responsibility of users to obtain the permission of the copyright holder for reproduction of copyright material for uses other than research or private study.
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