Eugene Stratton (1861-1918)
Last updated: 02.10.20
According to the Internet source given below, Eugene Augustus Rühlmann, stage-named Eugene Stratton, was an American-born dancer and singer born in Buffalo, New York. He went to England in 1880 and spent most of his career in British music halls was the main song & dance man in the Moore & Burgess Minstrel Show. He left the minstrels to join the music hall circuit in 1887 mainly appearing as a "black-faced" singer
His friendship & association with Leslie Stuart gave him many of the songs of which he made records of most of Stuart's songs between 1899 and 1911.
60 Old-Time Variety Songs gives him as the singer of Lily of Laguna (1898) and Little Dolly Daydream (1897) both written and composed by Leslie Stuart.
He died in Christchurch, Hampshire.
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Eugene Stratton (1861-1918) has at least 3 item(s) at the Amazons which you can order on-line by clicking the item's order icon.
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Idler, The By: George Le Brunn. Words by: J P Harrington, Richard Morton. Sung by : Eugene Stratton.
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 Lily of LagunaWords and Music by: Leslie Stuart. Sung by : Eugene Stratton.
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Little Dolly Daydream Words and Music by: Leslie Stuart. Sung by : Eugene Stratton.
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This list is arranged by title and contains 5 lyrics performed by Eugene Stratton. The lyrics/monologues and *.pdf files have been kindly compiled by monologues.co.uk/musichall
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Blacks De Colour | R. W. Reynolds (music) Albert Chevalier (words) A. Chevalier (sung by) |
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I May Be Crazy But I Love You | Leslie Stuart (words & music) Eugene Stratton (sung by) |
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Is Yer Mammie Always With Ye? | Leslie Stuart (words & music) Eugene Stratton (sung by) |
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Lily of Laguna | Leslie Stuart (words & music) Eugene Stratton (sung by) |
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Little Dolly Daydream | Leslie Stuart (words & music) Eugene Stratton (sung by) |
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This list is arranged by composer and contains 17 songs sung by Eugene Stratton 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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Cane Brake (1893), The | John Crook | Brian Daly (words) Eugene Stratton (sung by) |
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Keep Yer Big Feet Movin' (1893) | John Crook | Brian Daly (words) Nicola Podesta (words) Eugene Stratton (sung by) |
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Waitress' Love Letter (1894), The | William George Eaton | R. Morton (words) Eugene Stratton (sung by) |
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Coon That Never Told a Lie (1904), The | George Le Brunn | Richard Morton (words) Sidney Kent (words) Eugene Stratton (sung by) |
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Dandy Coloured Coon (1893), The | George Le Brunn | Richard Morton (words) Eugene Stratton (sung by) |
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Hoodoo (1897), The | George Le Brunn | Richard Morton (words) Eugene Stratton (sung by) |
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Idler (1896), The | George Le Brunn | J P Harrington (words) Richard Morton (words) Eugene Stratton (sung by) |
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My Second Time on Earth (1897) | George Le Brunn | Richard Morton (words) Eugene Stratton (sung by) |
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Won't You Love Me? Won't You? (1898) | George Le Brunn | Richard Morton (words) Eugene Stratton (sung by) |
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Coloured Chloe (1896) | Orlando Powell | A. Hall (words) Eugene Stratton (sung by) |
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⇑When De Golden Sun Went Down (1896) | Orlando Powell | Charles Wilmott (words) Eugene Stratton (sung by) |
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Blacks De Colour (1897) | R. W. Reynolds | Albert Chevalier (words) Eugene Stratton (sung by) |
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I May Be Crazy But I Love You (1902) | Leslie Stuart(w&m) | Eugene Stratton (sung by) | |
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Is Yer Mammie Always With Ye? (1896) | Leslie Stuart(w&m) | Eugene Stratton (sung by) | |
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Lily of Laguna (1898) | Leslie Stuart(w&m) | Eugene Stratton (sung by) | |
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Little Dolly Daydream (1897) | Leslie Stuart(w&m) | Eugene Stratton (sung by) | |
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Whistling Yaller Girl (1892), The | Joseph Tabrar(w&m) | Eugene Stratton (sung by) | |
