Ivan Caryll (1861-1921)
Last updated: 14.02.21
According to the Internet source given below, Ivan Caryll [Felix Tilken] was a Belgian composer of light music and musical comedies. He studied at the Liége Conservatoire before moving to Paris and then to London in 1882. He was musical director at the Gaiety Theatre and the Lyric Theatre where he conducted Gilbert & Cellier's The Mountebanks in 1892. His best known works include Little Christopher Columbus, The Shop Girl, The Duchess of Dantzic, The Earl and the Girl, The Pink Lady, The Toreador, The Orchid, Our Miss Gibbs, and Oh! Oh! Delphine.
His Ragtime Temple Bells (1914) is of special interest to ragtime enthusiasts.
His Ragtime Temple Bells (1914) is of special interest to ragtime enthusiasts.
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Ivan Caryll (cond., 1899) | Brief biography by the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company |
Ivan Caryll (1861-1921) has at least 1 item(s) at the Amazons which you can order on-line by clicking the item's order icon.
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Oh, Honey, My Honey Plantation Song & Chorus From the Burlesque Op By: Ivan Caryll. Words by: George R. Sims, Cecil Raleigh. Sung by : May Yohé.
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This list is arranged by title and contains 1 lyric written by Ivan Caryll. The lyrics/monologues and *.pdf files have been kindly compiled by monologues.co.uk/musichall
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Sister Mary Jane's Top Note | F. Bowyer (words) Louie Freear (sung by) Peggie Pryde (sung by) |
This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 97 works by Ivan Caryll (1861-1921).
It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: ER
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| Golden Moon | 1887 |  |
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| If Thou Be True | 1893 | George R Sims (words) Cecil Raleigh (words) from 'Little Christopher Columbus' |
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| Land of Love, The | 1893 | George R Sims (words) Cecil Raleigh (words) May Yohé (sung by) from 'Little Christopher Columbus' |
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| Lazily, Drowsily | 1893 | George R Sims (words) Cecil Raleigh (words) May Yohé (sung by) from 'Little Christopher Columbus' |
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| Oh, Honey, My Honey | 1893 | George R. Sims (words) Cecil Raleigh (words) May Yohé (sung by) |
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| I Pay No Attention to That | 1894 | George R Sims (words) Cecil Raleigh (words) E. J. Lonnen (sung by) from 'Little Christopher Columbus' |
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| Nummy Num Num | 1894 | George R Sims (words) Cecil Raleigh (words) May Yohé (sung by) E. J. Lonnen (sung by) from 'Little Christopher Columbus' |
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| Rumpty Tumpty | 1894 | George R Sims (words) Cecil Raleigh (words) E. J. Lonnen (sung by) from 'Little Christopher Columbus' |
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| Dandy Dick Whittington | 1895 | George R Sims (words) | |
| I've Played at the Game Before | 1895 | George R Sims (words)
from 'Dandy Dick Whittington' |
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| Little Christopher | 1895 | |
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| ⇑ Sister Mary Jane's Top Note | 1896 | F. Bowyer (words) Louie Freear (sung by) Peggie Pryde (sung by) |
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| Boy Guessed Right, The | 1898 | |
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| Piccaninnies, The | 1898 | Aubrey Hopwood (words) | |
| Runaway Girl, The | 1898 | |
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| Away to Espana | 1901 | |
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| Daisy With the Dimple on Her Chin | 1901 | |
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| Ping Pong Song, The | 1901 | Percy Greenbank (words) Edna Wallace Hopper (sung by) Cyril Scott (sung by) |
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| Selection From the New Musical Play the Toreador | 1901 | |
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| Toreador's Song, The | 1901 | Adrian Ross (words) | |
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| Bonnet Shop | 1903 | Adrian Ross (words) | |
| By the Shore of the Mediterranean | 1904 | F.E. Weatherly (words) | |
| Grenadiers, The | 1904 | Aubrey Hopwood (words) | |
| Coquin De Printemps | 1905 | George Grossmith Jr. (words) | |
| Oh, So Gently | 1905 | George Grossmith Jr. (words) | |
| Experience | 1906 | Adrian Ross (words) Hattie Williams (sung by) |
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| Selection From the Musical Play the Little Cherub | 1906 | |
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| Supper Girl | 1906 | Geo. Grossmith Jr. (words) Hattie Williams (sung by) |
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| Cigarette Song | 1907 | C.M.S. McLellan (words) | |
| Do You Know Mr. Schneider? | 1907 | |
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| Girls of Gottenberg, The | 1907 | Lionel Monckton (co-author) | |
| ⇑ In the Glow of the Dreamy Waltz | 1908 | Lucien Boyer (words) William Burtey (words) |
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| Come Back to Me | 1909 | Clifford Grey (words) | |
| Our Miss Gibbs | 1909 | Lionel Monckton (co-author)
arr. by H.M. Higgs |
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| Bring Along the Camera | 1910 | C.M.S. McLellan (words) | |
| By the Saskatchewan | 1910 | C. M. S McLellan (words) | |
| Captain Dinkelpop | 1910 | C. M. S. McLellan (words) Emmy Wehlen (sung by) |
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| Hide and Seek | 1910 | C.M.S. McLellan (words) | |
| I'm Single For Six Weeks More | 1910 | C.M.S. McLellan (words) | |
| Kiss Waltz, The | 1910 | |
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| Love Is Divine | 1910 | C.M.S. McLellan (words) | |
| My Beautiful Lady | 1910 | C.M.S. McLellan (words) | |
| Oh, Rosalie | 1910 | C.M.S. Mclellan (words) | |
| Silly Cock-A-Doodle-Do | 1910 | C.[M.]S. McLellan (words) Emmy Wehlen (sung by) |
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| Smile, Smile, Smile! | 1910. | C.M.S. McLellan (words) Emmy Wehlen (sung by) |
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| Donny Didn't! Donny Did! | 1911 | C.M.S. McClellan (words) | |
| I Like It! | 1911 | C. M. S. McLellan (words) | |
| Pink Lady - Selection, The | 1911 | |
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| Pink Lady, The | 1911 | C. M. S Mclellan (words)
arr. H.M. Higgs |
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| Allaballa Goo-Goo | 1912 | C.M.S. McLellan (words) | |
| Everything's at Home Except Your Wife | 1912 | C. M. S McLellan (words) | |
| ⇑ Oh! Oh! Delphine | 1912 | C.M.S. McLellan (words)
arr. H.M. Higgs |
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| Venus Waltz, The | 1912 | C.M.S. McLellan (words) | |
| Just Because It's You! | 1913 | Hazel Dawn (sung by) | |
| Serve the Caviar | 1913 | C.M.S. McLellan (words) Hazel Dawn (sung by) |
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| Thy Mouth Is a Rose | 1913 | C. M. S. McLellan (words) Hazel Dawn (sung by) |
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| You Little Café, Good-Day | 1913 | C. M. S. McLellan (words) Hazel Dawn (sung by) |
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| Chin-Chin | 1914 | Anne Caldwell (words) Fred Stone (sung by) |
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| Good-Bye, Girls, I'm Through | 1914 | John Golden (words) David Craig Montgomery (sung by) |
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| I'm Through | 1914 |
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| Love Moon | 1914 | Anne Caldwell (words) David Craig Montgomery (sung by) Fred Stone (sung by) |
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| Oh, This Love! | 1914 | Harry B. Smith (words) | |
| Ragtime Temple Bells | 1914 | James O'Dea (words) David Craig Montgomery (sung by) |
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| Sparkling Moselle, The | 1914 | Harry Bache Smith (words) | |
| Along Came Another Little Girl | 1917 | R.H Burnside (words) Benjamin Hapgood Burt (words) Anna Caldwell (words) |
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| Candyland | 1917 | Anne Caldwell (words) | |
| Come and Have a Swing With Me | 1917 | Anne Caldwell (words) | |
| Follow the Girls Around | 1917 | Anne Caldwell (words) | |
| Jack O'Lantern - Foxtrot | 1917 | Anne Cadwell (words) R.H. Burnside (words) |
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| Jack O'Lantern - One Step | 1917 | |
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| Jack O'Lantern - Selection | 1917 | |
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| ⇑ Knit, Knit, Knit | 1917 | ||
| Sweetheart of My Own, A | 1917 | R. H Burnside (words) Anne Caldwell (words) |
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| Wait Till the Cows Come Home | 1917 | Anne Caldwell (words) | |
| Back to the Dear Old Trenches | 1918 | P. G. Wodehouse (words) | |
| Canary, The | 1918 | Julia Sanderson (sung by) Joseph Cawthorn (sung by) |
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| I've a System | 1918 | P. G. Wodehouse (words) | |
| Julie and Her Johnnies | 1918 | P. G. Wodehouse (words) Julia Sanderson (sung by) Joseph Cawthorn (sung by) |
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| Kissing Time | 1918 | |
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| Oh! How Warm It Is Today | 1918 | Guy Bolton (words) | |
| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| Some Day Waiting Will End | 1918 | P.G. Wodehouse (words) | |
| That Little German Band | 1918 | Benjamin Hapgood Burt (words) Julia Sanderson (sung by) Joseph Cawthorn (sung by) |
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| That's What Men Are For | 1918 | P. G. Wodehouse (words) Julia Sanderson (sung by) Joseph Cawthorn (sung by) |
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| There's a Light in Your Eyes | 1918 | P. G.Wodehouse (words) | |
| There's Life in the Old Dog Yet | 1918 | P. G. Wodehouse (words) | |
| Thousands of Years Ago | 1918 | P. G. Wodehouse (words) Julia Sanderson (sung by) Joseph Cawthorn (sung by) |
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| Women Haven't Any Mercy on a Man | 1918 | P. G. Wodehouse (words) | |
| Kiss Call, The | 1919 | ||
| Bill and Coo | 1920 | George V. Hobart (words) | |
| Girl I Never Met, The | 1920 | R. H Burnside (words) Anne Caldwell (words) Fred Stone (sung by) |
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| Girl Who Keeps Me Guessing, The | 1920 | R. H Burnside (words) Anne Caldwell (words) |
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| ⇑ I Want a Lily | 1920 | Anne Caldwell (words) Fred Stone (sung by) |
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| Lantern of Love, The | 1920 | Anne Caldwell (words) Fred Stone (sung by) |
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| Mimi, the Bells Are Ringing | 1920 | George V. Hobart (words) | |
| Tip Top | 1920 | Anne Caldwell (words) R.H. Burnside (words) Fred Stone (sung by) |
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| Wonderful Girl, Wonderful Boy | 1920 | Anne Caldwell (words) Fred Stone (sung by) |
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| Manana | 1921 | Clifford Grey (words) | |
