| Collection | Max Tyler Music Hall Collection |
| Description | A research file compiled by Max Tyler containing material relating to the music hall performer T. E. Dunville (1867-1924). Containing:
Poster advertising 'An exhibition about Coventry's forgotten music hall superstar', which took place in Coventry between March and June of 2014.
Facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'Accidents' or 'Up to the moon he bunked', written and composed by Charles Osborne, arranged by Henry E. Pether and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of a song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'All one price', written and composed by E. W. Rogers and sung by T. E. Dunville
Facsimile of sheet music and lyrics for 'All gone, there ain't none!', written and composed by Charles Osborne & G. G. Davis.
Facsimile of sheet music and lyrics for 'And the verdict was', written and composed by Charles Osborne, arranged by Henry E. Pether and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of sheet music and lyrics for 'The angels gave called him home', written and composed by Norton Atkins and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of sheet music and lyrics for 'Babies', written and composed by Harry Wincott. Printed on the back of a train times list.
Facsimile of sheet music and lyrics for 'Bunk-a-doodle I do', written and partly composed by Chas. Osborne, arranged by Henry E. Pether and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'Con-stan-ti-no-p-l-e', written and composed by Charles Osborne and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Two copies of a facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'Conundrums', written and composed by Charles Osborne and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Three copies (one of which is a bifold) of a facsimile of sheet music and lyrics for 'Couldn't help it - Had To', written and composed by T. W. Connor, arranged by Henry E. Pether and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of sheet music and lyrics for the duet version of 'Dinky doo, twenty two', written and composed by Alf Ellerton.
Facsimile of sheet music and lyrics for 'Enquire within', written and composed by Alfred Ellerton and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of sheet music and lyrics for 'The fire was burning hot', written and composed by T. W. Connor and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'The fish I caught at brighton', written by Edgar Bateman and Alf Ellerton, composed by Alf Ellerton and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of sheet music and lyrics for 'For one night only', written and composed by Charles Osborne and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'Getting to the bottom of it', written and composed by Charles Osborne and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'He felt a draught', written and composed by Charles Osborne and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of newspaper clipping, 'Collection of popular songs'. Containing the lyrics for 'He left of his own accord'.
Facsimile of sheet music and lyrics for 'He's much better off where he is', written and composed by Charles Osborne and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'He stopped', written by Harry Wincott and Harry Leighton and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of song sheet cover for 'How's that?', written by Worton David, composed by Shirley Ilton and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'How's that for a snap-shot', written and composed by Charles Osborne and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Three copies of a facsimile of a song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'It hurts', written and composed by Norton Atkins and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of sheet music and lyrics for 'I didn't get a look at 'em at all', written and composed by Murry and Leigh, and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'Just for curiosity!', written and composed by Murray and Leigh, and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'Kick off', written and composed by Alf Ellerton and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Two copies of a Facsimile of a song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'The lighthouse keeper', written and composed by Alf Ellerton and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of sheet music and lyrics for 'Mad!', written and composed by Tom [Carolan] and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'The man of the wide, wide world', written and composed by Charles Osborne and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'Mixtures' or 'That finishes the first verse', written and composed by Charles Osborne and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'A most ridiculous sort of thing to do', written and composed by Will Hyde and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'Mother's advice', written and composed by Charles Osborne and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for ' Naval scare-crow', written and composed by Charles Osborne and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'Night Duty', written and composed by Albert Perry and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of sheet music and lyrics for 'Nuff said', written and composed by Charles Osborne and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'One thing brought up another', written and composed by Charles Osborne and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for ' Packed every night!', written and composed by Worton David, composed by Herbert Simpson and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of sheet music and lyrics for 'Pop, pop, poppy pop!', written and composed by H. Wincott and H. Castling, and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of sheet music and lyrics for 'Postponed', written and composed by T. W. Connor and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of sheet music and lyrics for 'Remedies', written and composed by Charles Osborne and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of sheet music and lyrics for 'Sherlock Holmes', written and composed by Alf Ellerton and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'Signs', written and composed by Alf Ellerton and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'The Special Scotch-Man' or 'One of the bold brigade', written and composed by Charles Osborne and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of sheet music and lyrics for 'Still I breathe', written and composed by Alf Ellerton and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'The stormy wings did blow', written and composed by Charles Osborne and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of sheet music and lyrics for ' That'll doodle, doodle, doodle do!', written and composed by Harry Castling and Harry Wincott, and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of sheet music and lyrics for 'The sour apple tree', written and composed by Charles Osborne and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of song sheet cover for 'That;s extra', written and composed by Alf Ellerton and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of sheet music and lyrics for 'Then we had another one', written and composed by Harry Wincott, arranges by Henry E. Pether and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'There must be another one somewhere', written and composed by Harry Wincott and Harry Leighton, and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'There yet' or 'I can't get rid of em', written and composed by Charles Osborne and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'Two little songs in blue', written and composed by Charle Osborne and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'The scientific man', written and composed by Charles Osborne and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'The war correspondent', written and composed by Charles Osborne and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Two copies of a facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'We're another man short in our force', written and composed by Harry Wincott and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'The were very, very good to me', written and composed by W. P. Keen and Fred Leigh, and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'Umpi-doodle-um', written and composed by Charles Osborne and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of lyrics for 'What can I do for you?', written and composed by Charles Osborne and sung by T. E. Dunville.
Facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'Whoa! Back-pedal!, written by Worton David, composed by Henry E. Pether and sung by T. E. Dunville. |
| Admin history | Transferred to the University of Kent in May 2018. |