Flossie Allen
Last updated: 01.10.24
All that can presently (September 2024) be gleaned about Flossie Allen from sheet music covers and by Internet searching is that she was presumably an American actress/singer who has been featured on 10 works published between 1896 and 1904.Her portrait on the left is taken from My Old New Hampshire Home (1898) music by Harry von Tilzer, words by Andrew B. Sterling and published by Whitney-Warner Publishing Co., Detroit, Michigan, USA.
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Flossie Allen has at least 1 item(s) at the Amazons which you can order on-line by clicking the item's order icon.
 That's How I Love You, MameMusic by: James B. Mullen. Words by: Vincent Bryan Performed by: Flossie Allen
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My Old New Hampshire Home (1898) | H. von Tilzer (music) Andrew B. Sterling (words) Flossie Allen (perf.) |
Piano, Voice | Indiana |  |
The peformer is featured on 10 sheet music/recording covers. It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: (w&m)
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Josephine, My Jo (1901) | James Timothy Brymn | R.C. McPherson (words)
Flossie Allen (perf.) |
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What Is a Home Without Love? (1900) | Charles K. Harris(w&m) | Flossie Allen (perf.) |
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Always in the Way (1903) | Charles K. Harris(w&m) | Flossie Allen (perf.) |
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Blue Bell (1904) | Theodore F. Morse | Edward Madden (words)
Flossie Allen (perf.) |
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What the Brass Band Played - Song (1904) | Theodore F. Morse | Jack Drislane (words)
Flossie Allen (perf.) |
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That's How I Love You, Mame (1903) | James B. Mullen | Vincent Bryan (words)
Flossie Allen (perf.) |
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Where the Sweet Magnolias Bloom (1896) | Harry von Tilzer | Flossie Allen (perf.) |
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My Old New Hampshire Home (1898) | Harry von Tilzer | Andrew B. Sterling (words)
Flossie Allen (perf.) |
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Somebody's Waiting For Me (1902) | Harry von Tilzer | Andrew B. Sterling (words)
Flossie Allen (perf.) |
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I Wants to Be a Leading Lady (1901) | Harry von Tilzer | George Totten Smith (words)
Flossie Allen (perf.) |