| Collection | Max Tyler Music Hall Collection |
| Description | A research file collated by Max Tyler about the music hall performer Morny Cash (born Harry Dalton), affectionatly known as 'The Lancashire Lad". The file includes:
Copies of 3 promotional images of Morny Cash.
Two copies of a two page index of songs sung by Morny Cash
Copy of an obituary of Morny Cash in 'The Performer', dated October 20th, 1938.
A copy of a poster advertising a talk on Morny Cash given by the British Music Hall Society Study Group.
Facsimilie of songsheet "I'm taking the open air treatment", written and composed by Harry Castling and C.W. Murphy, sung by Morny Cash.
Facsimilie of songsheet "Let me put my clogs on, do!", sung by Morny Cash.
Facsimilie of songsheet "Out he went at seven in the morning", written and composed byWilliam Hargreaves, sung by Morny Cash.
Facsimilie of songsheet "Where did the cruel bullet strike you?", written and composed by C.W. Murphy, sung by Morny Cash.
Facsimilie of songsheet "Good-bye", written and composed by F.E Terry and John A. Glover-kind, sung by Morny Cash.
Facsimilie of songsheet "My ninepence", written and composed by Harry Castling and Dan Lipton, sung by Morny Cash.
COpies of sheet music and lyrics for various songs sung by Morny Cash, including "How are they going to get in London?", "Have a banana!", "Eh! What a fool I was to go to the Isle of Man", "Beautiful, beautiful bed!", "My wench is a factory wench", "Shirts", You must hear all, and you must say nowt", "Stick to my hand, Penelope!", "What a shame!" and "My Mother".
A print out from the 'OLIS' database showing a list of Morny Cash songs included in the database.
A printed list of song titles.
Correspondence between Max Tyler and the Bodleian Library music section regarding Morny Cash songs. |