Ref NoMWT/MUS/1/0224
CollectionMax Tyler Music Hall Collection
TitleTen Minutes Too Late.
Name of creatorClifton, Harry, performer
Date10th September 1869
Extent1 sheet music
DescriptionSheet music for piano and voice, titled "Ten Minutes Too Late.", appearing as two bifold folio sheets (8 pages total). The front cover depicts a portrait of Harry Clifton wearing a black suit, with six smaller scenes depicted around him. Above the portrait is a drawing of a bald man wearing long red stockings and a red hat, wearing glasses and reading a newspaper titled 'Runcorngap Gazette', reading an article named 'Mr Harry Clifton's Concerts... Enormous Success'. The top left image is of a man running for a train, subtitled 'For The Train'. The middle left image is of a man at the beach running with his clothes, subtitled 'To Save His Clothes'. The bottom right image is of a man as a horse jockey, subtitled 'For The Sloughbury Cup (Welterhandicap)'. The top right image is of a man at a wedding standing behind a bride, subtitled 'For His Own Sarah Ann'. The middle right image is of a man at a restaurant, subtitled 'For Brown's Little Dinner'. The bottom right image is of a man with his family outside a concert hall, subtitled 'For Anything But Standing Room'.
NotesThe binding is loose throughout the whole document
There are two purple stamps on the front cover, which read "Cook & Mortimer Music Warehouse Leighton Buzzard"
On the back page is a list of The Celebrated and Popular Comic Songs By Harry Clifton, a list of Comic Medley Duets As sung by Miss Fanny Edwards and Mr. Harry Clifton, as well as a list of Harry Clifton's Songs With Chorus
There are some marks throughout the document of pencil
SubjectMusical Theatre
Music Hall
Comedy
Songs
PhysicalDescription335 x 257 mm, black and coloured ink printed on paper
Related PersonClifton, Harry, composer and singer
Hobson, M., arranger
Concanen, Alfred, illustrator
Related OrganisationHopwood & Crew, publisher
Related PlaceLondon
CategorySheet music
Access conditionsThis 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).
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