T. E. Dunville (1867-1924)
Last updated: 08.07.23
According to the Internet source given below, E. Dunville [Thomas Edward Wallen 2] was an English music hall comedian born in Coventry. His stage name was taken from the whisky firm Dunville & Co.
After establishing himself in the northern music halls, he performed the first time in London at Middlesex Music Hall, Drury Lane billed as an "eccentric comedian and contortionist".
His first wife, Fanny Warriss, sang on the music hall stage under the name of Millie Lindon.
He gave his last performance at the Grand Theatre on 20 March 1924 having had a career of more than thirty years.
He died by suicide the following day.
After establishing himself in the northern music halls, he performed the first time in London at Middlesex Music Hall, Drury Lane billed as an "eccentric comedian and contortionist".
His first wife, Fanny Warriss, sang on the music hall stage under the name of Millie Lindon.
He gave his last performance at the Grand Theatre on 20 March 1924 having had a career of more than thirty years.
He died by suicide the following day.
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T. E. Dunville (1867-1924) has at least 2 item(s) at the Amazons which you can order on-line by clicking the item's order icon.
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Postponed Words and Music by: T.W. Connor. Performed by: T. E. Dunville
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Whoa! Back-Pedal! Music by: Henry E. Pether. Words by: Worton David Performed by: T. E. Dunville
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The Autobiography of an Eccentric Comedian | T. E. Dunville | 
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All One Price | E.W. Rogers (words & music) T. E. Dunville (perf.) |
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And the Verdict Was - | Charles Osborne (music) Henry E Pether (words) T. E. Dunville (perf.) |
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Con-Stan-Ti-No-P-L-E | Charles Osborne (words & music) T. E. Dunville (perf.) |
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Conundrums | Charles Osborne (words & music) T. E. Dunville (perf.) |
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Couldn't Help It, Had To | T.W. Connor (words & music) T. E. Dunville (perf.) |
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Fire Was Burning Hot, The | T.W. Connor (words & music) T. E. Dunville (perf.) |
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Getting to the Bottom of It | Charles Osborne (words & music) T. E. Dunville (perf.) |
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He Felt a Draught | Charles Osborne (words & music) T. E. Dunville (perf.) |
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He's Much Better Off Where He Is | Charles Osborne (words & music) T. E. Dunville (perf.) |
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How's That For a Snap-Shot? | Charles Osborne (words & music) T. E. Dunville (perf.) |
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Hypochondriac, The | Charles Osborne (words & music) T. E. Dunville (perf.) |
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⇑Man of the Wide, Wide World | Unknown (words & music) T. E. Dunville (perf.) |
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Mixtures or 'that Finishes That Verse' | Unknown (words & music) T. E. Dunville (perf.) |
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Mother's Advice | Charles Osborne (words & music) T. E. Dunville (perf.) |
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Naval Scare-Crow, The | Charles Osborne (words & music) T. E. Dunville (perf.) |
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Scientific Man, The | Charles Osborne (words & music) T. E. Dunville (perf.) |
This list is arranged by composer and contains 54 works performed by T. E. Dunville who is featured on sheet music covers.
It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: (w&m)
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Angels Have Called Him Home! (1892), The | Norton Atkins(w&m) | T. E. Dunville (perf.) |  |
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It Hurts (1895) | Norton Atkins(w&m) | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | Pub. |
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That'll Doodle Doodle Doodle Doodle Do (1896) | Harry Castling | Harry Wincott (words) T. E. Dunville (perf.) |
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Knocked Him- in Once (1895) | T.W. Connor(w&m) | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | Pub. |
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Couldn't Help It, Had To (1897) | T.W. Connor(w&m) | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | Pub. |
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Postponed (1898) | T.W. Connor(w&m) | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | Pub. |
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Fire Was Burning Hot (?), The | T.W. Connor(w&m) | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | |
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Ingenious Man (1901), The | Alf Ellerton (The Elder)(w&m) | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | |
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Lighthouse Keeper (1902), The | Alf Ellerton (The Elder)(w&m) | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | Pub. |
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Sherlock Holmes (1902) | Alf Ellerton (The Elder)(w&m) | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | Pub. |
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⇑Signs (1902) | Alf Ellerton (The Elder)(w&m) | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | Pub. |
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Enquire Within (1903) | Alf Ellerton (The Elder)(w&m) | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | |
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Nine Gallant Highlanders (1903) | Alf Ellerton (The Elder)(w&m) | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | Pub. |
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Twas a Dark and Stormy Night! (1904) | Alf Ellerton (The Elder)(w&m) | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | Pub. |
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Kick Off! (1907) | Alf Ellerton (The Elder)(w&m) | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | Pub. |
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How's That? (1906) | Shirley Ilton | Worton David (words) T. E. Dunville (perf.) |
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They Were Very, Very Good to Me (1899) | Walter P. Keen | Fred W. Leigh (words) T. E. Dunville (perf.) |
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Well Caught! (1901) | Fred W. Leigh(w&m) | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | Pub. |
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Accidents (1892) | Charles Osborne | Henry E. Pether (words) T. E. Dunville (perf.) |
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And the Verdict Was - (1893) | Charles Osborne | Henry E Pether (words) T. E. Dunville (perf.) |
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Con-Stan-Ti-No-P-L-E (1894) | Charles Osborne | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | Pub. |
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⇑He's Much Better Off Where He Is (1894) | Charles Osborne | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | Pub. |
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Hypochondriac (1894), The | Charles Osborne | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | Pub. |
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Naval Scare-Crow (1894), The | Charles Osborne | Henry E. Pether (words) T. E. Dunville (perf.) |
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Phonetic Family (1894), The | Charles Osborne | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | Pub. |
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Conundrums (1895) | Charles Osborne | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | Pub. |
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He Felt a Draught (1895) | Charles Osborne | Henry E. Pether (words) T. E. Dunville (perf.) |
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Mixtures (1895) | Charles Osborne | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | Pub. |
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Mother's Advice (1895) | Charles Osborne | Henry E. Pether (words) T. E. Dunville (perf.) |
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Scientific Man (1895), The | Charles Osborne | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | Pub. |
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There Yet (1895) | Charles Osborne | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | Pub. |
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One Thing Brought Up Another (1896) | Charles Osborne | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | Pub. |
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⇑Special Scotch - Man (1896), The | Charles Osborne | Henry E. Pether (words) T. E. Dunville (perf.) |
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Washerwoman (1896), The | Charles Osborne | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | Pub. |
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Getting to the Bottom of It (1897) | Charles Osborne | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | Pub. |
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Punctured (1897) | Charles Osborne | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | Pub. |
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What Price That For a Quick Change? (1897) | Charles Osborne | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | Pub. |
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How's That For a Snap-Shot? (1898) | Charles Osborne | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | Pub. |
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Man of the ''Wide, Wide World'' (1898), The | Charles Osborne | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | Pub. |
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Stormy Winds Did Blow (1898), The | Charles Osborne | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | Pub. |
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Umpi-Doodle-Um (1898) | Charles Osborne | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | Pub. |
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What Can I Do For You? (1898) | Charles Osborne | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | Pub. |
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That Reminds Me! Ever Heard This? (1900) | Charles Osborne | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | Pub. |
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⇑War Correspondent (1900), The | Charles Osborne | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | Pub. |
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Adam Had an Adder (1903) | Charles Osborne(w&m) | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | Pub. |
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Night Duty (1899) | Albert Perry | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | Pub. |
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Whoa! Back-Pedal! (1900) | Henry E. Pether | Worton David (words) T. E. Dunville (perf.) |
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All One Price (1899) | E.W. Rogers | T. E. Dunville (words) T. E. Dunville (perf.) |
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Mixtures or 'that Finishes That Verse' (1895) | Unknown | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | |
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Man of the Wide, Wide World (1898) | Unknown | T. E. Dunville (perf.) | |
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There Must Be Another One Somewhere (1898) | Harry Wincott | Harry Leighton (words) T. E. Dunville (perf.) |
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Did He? (1901) | Harry Wincott | Harry Leighton (words) T. E. Dunville (perf.) |
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He Stopped (1902) | Harry Wincott | Harry Wincott (words) Harry Leighton (words) T. E. Dunville (perf.) |
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Sentry (1902), The | Harry Wincott | Harry Leighton (words) T. E. Dunville (perf.) |
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