| Collection | Max Tyler Music Hall Collection |
| Description | Research file compiled by Max Tyler about the performer George Lashwood. Contains:
Photocopy of sheet music and handwritten sheet music (unknown author) for 'Dear Mr Admiral!', written and composed by Fred W. Leigh, sung by Geroge Lashwood.
Photocopy of sheet music and lyrics for 'I'm going to have 'em all turned out', written and composed by Murray and Leigh, sung by George Lashwood.
Photocopy of songsheet 'Take a little tip from Father', by Arthurs Berlin and Snyder, sung by George Lashwood.
3 photocopies of sheet music and lyrics for 'My latchkey, written by Harry Adams, composed by Ernee Woodville, sung by George Lashwood.
Photocopy of sheet music and lyrics for 'Whoa! The girls!', written by Fred Leigh, composed by Kenneth [?].
Photocopy of songsheet 'Three women to every man, or, Why can't every man have three wives?', written and composed by Murray and Leigh, sung by George Lashwood.
Photocopy of songsheet 'Pa, Ma, and Paris', written and composed by Walter Tilbury, sung by George Lashwood.
Photocopy of sheet music and lyrics for 'I've been out with Charlie Brown', sung by Miss Maud Esmond and George Lashwood, written by A.J. Mills, composed by Bennett Scott.
2 photocopies of sheet music and lyrics for 'Old Dicky bird', written and composed by T.W. Connor, sung by George Lashwood.
Photocopy of sheet music and lyrics for 'The cabman's story', written by Murray and Leigh, composed by Fred Eplett.
Photocopy of sheet music and lyrics for 'It's a pity to waste the cake!', sung by George Lashwood, words by John P. Harrington, music by Orlando Powell.
Photocopy of sheet music and lyrics for 'Sea, sea, sea', written by A.J. Mills, composed by Bennett Scott, sung by George Lashwood.
Photocopy of sheet music and lyrics for 'Where are the lads of the village to-night?', written R.P. Weston, composed H.E. Darewski, sung by George Lashwood.
2 photocopies of sheet music and lyrics for 'There's another fellow just like me', by Fred Leigh.
Photocopy of sheet music and lyrics for 'Riding on top of the car', words by Fred Leigh and V.P. Bryan, music by Harry Von Tilzer. |
| Admin history | Transferred to the University of Kent in May 2018. |