Kate Carney research file Research file compiled by Max Tyler about the music hall performer Kate Carney, b.1869, d.1950. Contains: Printed copy of a review of Kate Carney at Hammersmith, March 1897, published in The Era, 6th March 1897. Photocopied sheet music and lyrics for 'Alice's 'ouse (is like a palace is Alice's 'ouse)', written by George Barclay. Photocopied sheet music and lyrics for 'Are we to part like this?', words and music by Harry Castling and Charles Collins. Photocopy of songsheet 'Bill's mouth organ', written and composed by Harry Bedford, sung by Miss Kate Carney. Photocopy of songsheet 'The Duchess of Drury Lane', written and composed by T.F. Robson, sung by Kate Carney. Newspaper cutting of article titled 'Great theatrical partnership ends', about the death of George Barclay, husband of Kate Carney. Dated 30th January, 1940. Photocopy of songsheet 'He can't act the gentleman', written and composed by Charles Collins, sung by Kate Carney. Photocopy of songsheet 'Here's my love to Ould Ireland', written and composed by James Kern, sung by Kate Carney. Photocopy of songsheet 'If you can't do any good, don't do any harm', written and composed by Harry Bedford, sung by Kate Carney. Photocopy of songsheet 'If your face wants to laugh - well let it!', by George Barclay, sung by Kate Carney. Photocopy of songsheet 'I'll look after you', written and composed by George A. Stevens, sung by Kate Carney. Photocopied sheet music and lyrics for 'I'll sell the flowers', written by Paul Pelham, composed by Herbert Rule. Photocopy of songsheet 'I'm coming back, love', written and composed by George Collins, sung by Kate Carney. Photocopy of songsheet 'I want no lovely mansion (a Romany still I'll be)', written and composed by Herbert Rule, sung by Nellie Kolle. Photocopied sheet music and lyrics for 'Romany (a Kate Carney song)', accompanied by a handwritten note with lyrics to the song (unknown author). Photocopied sheet music and lyrics for 'Liza Johnson, or, the rag-time coster', written by Edgar Bateman, composed by George Le Brunn, sung by Kate Carney. Photocopy of songsheet 'The mouth organ brigade', written and composed by Collins and Castling, sung by Kate Carney. Photocopy of songsheet 'Oh! Kate Carney', written and composed by Charles Collins, sung by Kate Carney. Photocopy of songsheet 'The old village home in the East', written and composed by Harry Bedford, sung by Kate Carney. Photocopied sheet music and lyrics for 'Our threepenny hop', written and composed by Harry Castling, sung by Kate Carney. Photocopied sheet music and lyrics for 'Somewhere in France, dear Mother', written and composed by Jack O'Connor and Arthur Le Clerq. Photocopy of songsheet cover, 'the picture album ballad', writtena nd composed by Harry Castling, sung by Kate Carney. Photocopied sheet music and lyrics for 'A regular lady', written by Charles Collins and Fred J. Barnes, composed by Charles Collins, sung by Kate Carney. Photocopy of songsheet 'that's how they say good-bye!', written and composed by Charles Collins, sung by Kate Carney. Photocopied sheet music and lyrics for 'There's a nice little home a-waiting', written and composed by Charles Collins. Photocopied sheet music and lyrics for 'Wait till Bill gets hold of 'em', written and composed by Harry Castling. Photocopied sheet music and lyrics for 'When the stars are peeping', written and composed by Charles Collins, sung by Kate Carney. Photocopied sheet music and lyrics for 'You toast the muffins and crumpets', writtena nd composed by Paul Pelham and Herbert Rule, sung by Kate Carney.