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  <dc:title>Arthur Lennard research file</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Research file compiled by Max Tyler about the performer Arthur Lennard. Containing:
Photocopy of sheet music and lyrics for 'After the show', sung by Arthur Lennard, written and composed by E.W. Rogers.
3 x photocopies of sheet music and lyrics for 'All through the motor-car', written by A.J. Mills, composed by Bennett Scott, sung by Arthur Lennard.
Photocopy of sheet music and lyrics for 'Cheap to-day', written and composed by E.W. Rogers, sung by Arthur Lennard.
Photocopy of sheet music and lyrics for 'Courting - Married', written adn composed by George A. Stevens and Gilbert Wells, sung by Arthur Lennard.
Photocopy of sheet music and lyrics for 'Somebody else's baby', written and composed by E.W. Rogers, sung by Arthur Lennard.
Photocopy of sheet music and lyrics for 'She's beautiful to me', written and composed by E.W. Rogers, sung by Arthur Lennard.
Photocopy from Express Prints of songsheet 'One of the sights of London', written and composed by George Arthurs, sung by Arthur Lennard.
Photocopy from Express Prints of songsheet 'He's only a little 'un', written and composed by E.W. Rogers, sung by Arthur Lennard.
3 x photocopies of sheet music and lyrics for 'He's only a little 'un', written and composed by E.W. Rogers, sung by Arthur Lennard.
Copy of email correspondence between Max Tyler and Tony Barker regarding Lizzie Fletcher and her connection to Arthur Lennard, dated 17th May 2008. Includes a copy of a photograph of Lizze Fletcher.
Photocopy of sheet music and lyrics for 'She's my wife', written adn composed by E.W. Rogers, sung by Arthur Lennard.
Photocopy of sheet music and lyrics for 'Oh, how rude!', written and composed by E.W. Rogers, sung by Arthur Lennard.
Photocopy of songsheet 'The three brass balls, written by E.W. Rogers, composed by A.E. Durandeau, sung by Arthur Lennard.</dc:description>
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