George Christie (1873-1949)
Last updated: 14.06.21
George Stuart Christie was an American actor, producer and songwriter born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
He is remembered for The Carnation Kid (1929), The Duchess of Doubt (1917) and Sowers and Reapers (1917).
He died in Toms River, New Jersey, USA.
He is remembered for The Carnation Kid (1929), The Duchess of Doubt (1917) and Sowers and Reapers (1917).
He died in Toms River, New Jersey, USA.
This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 12 works by George Christie (1873-1949).
It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: ER
| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| Baby Rose | 1906 | Louis Weslyn (words) Maude Lambert (sung by) Weston Fields (sung by) Carroll Fields (sung by) |
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| Brown Eyes | 1908 | Dave Reed (words) Ren Shields (words) Sue Smith (sung by) |
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| Don't Forget to Write Me Everyday | 1908 | Ren Shields (words) | |
| If I Only Had a Sweetheart Like You | 1910 | Glen Ellisn (sung by) Harry A. Henshaw (sung by) |
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| Your Mother Still Believes in You | 1910 | Frank Morrell (words) | |
| Hoola Boola Glide | 1911 | Ren Shields (words) | |
| If All My Dreams Were Made of Gold, I'd Buy the World For You | 1911 | J.F. Bradley (words) C.F. Quigley (words) George F. Britt (sung by) |
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| I Always Knew the Girl I'd Love, Would Be a Girl Like You | 1912 | J. Brandon Walsh (words) Maude Lambert (sung by) E.R. Ball (sung by) |
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| Lady Angeline | 1912 | Dave Reed (words) Willie & Eugene Howard (sung by) |
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| On a Good Old Time Straw Ride | 1912 | Dave Reed (words) Maude Lambert (sung by) E.R. Ball (sung by) |
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| That's What I Call A Good Time | 1912 | Ren Shields (words) Maude Lambert (sung by) E.R. Ball (sung by) |
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| ⇑ At the 10 Cent Movie Show | 1913 | E.R. Ball (sung by) |