Betty Barclay
Last updated: 08.06.24
Betty Barclay was an English entertainer who toured the variety circuit in a duo act Betty Barclay & A Baritone for about 10 years from 1910. The baritone was George Glover who sang to Barclay's accompaniment on a white grand piano. It is surprising that so little can be gleaned about them. Surfers are welcome to contribute any further information about these performers
Betty Barclay has at least 1 item(s) at the Amazons which you can order on-line by clicking the item's order icon.
 Oh! I Do Love You, My Orange GirlMusic by: Tom Mellor. Words by: Huntley Trevor Performed by: Betty Barclay, George Glover
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H.B. Hedley | I Want My Home in Ohio (1915) (3:48) | Betty Barclay |
The peformer is featured on 8 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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Willie, Will You Leave Off Winking? (1914) | Worton David | Bert Lee (words) | |
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I Want My Home in Ohio (1916) | H.B. Hedley | Betty Barclay (perf.) George Glover (perf.) |
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Little Shepherdess of Devon (1912) | Alec Hemley | ||
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Girls, if You Get Married (1915) | Bert Lee | Betty Barclay (perf.) George Glover (perf.) |
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Oh! I Do Love You, My Orange Girl (1913) | Tom Mellor | Huntley Trevor (words)
Betty Barclay (perf.) George Glover (perf.) |
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Down in Gipsyland With You (1915) | Tom Mellor | Harry Gifford (words)
Betty Barclay (perf.) George Glover (perf.) |
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When You Are Twenty-One, My Lad (1913) | Malcolm Rutt(w&m) | ||
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Moontime and Music Bring Mem'ries of You (1919) | George A. Stevens(w&m) |