Kenneth Lyle
Last updated: 07.04.21
This list is arranged by title and contains 13 lyrics written by Kenneth Lyle. The lyrics/monologues and *.pdf files have been kindly compiled by monologues.co.uk/musichall
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Army of Today's Alright, The | Kenneth Lyle (music) Fred W. Leigh (words) Vesta Tilley (sung by) |
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Come and Be One of the Midnight Sons | Kenneth Lyle (music) Worton David (words) Vesta Tilley (sung by) |
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From Marble Arch to Leicester Square | Kenneth Lyle (music) Charles Knight (words) Vesta Tilley (sung by) |
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Give It to Father | Kenneth Lyle (music) Worton David (words) Bert Lee (words) Vesta Tilley (sung by) |
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I Know My Business | Kenneth Lyle (music) Fred W Leigh (words) Vesta Tilley (sung by) |
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I'm Going to Be a Nut | Kenneth Lyle (music) Fred W Leigh (words) Vesta Tilley (sung by) |
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Jolly Good Luck to the Girls Who Love the Soldiers! | Kenneth Lyle (music) Fred W. Leigh (words) Vesta Tilley (sung by) |
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Oh! Mister What's-Er-Name | Kenneth Lyle (music) Fred Murray (words) Marie Lloyd (sung by) |
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She Never Does That to Me | Kenneth Lyle (music) George Arthurs (words) G. Lashwood (sung by) |
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Sydney's Holidays Are in September | Kenneth Lyle (music) Fred Murray (words) Charles Hilbury (words) Vesta Tilley (sung by) |
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There's a Good Time Coming For the Ladies | Kenneth Lyle (music) Fred W Leigh (words) Vesta Tilley (sung by) |
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⇑What Would the Seaside Be Without the Ladies? | Kenneth Lyle (music) Kenneth Lyle (words) Vesta Tilley (sung by) |
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Where Are the Girls of the Old Brigade? | Kenneth Lyle (music) Fred W Leigh (words) Vesta Tilley (sung by) |
This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 33 works by Kenneth Lyle.
It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: (w&m)
| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| Come and Be One of the Midnight Sons | 1897 | Worton David (words) Vesta Tilley (sung by) |
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| She Never Does That to Me | 1903 | G. Arthurs (words) G. Lashwood (sung by) |
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| She's Only a Country Girl | 1904 | Frank Trisdale (words) | |
| One of the Boys Who Serve Our King | 1905 | J.P. Harrington (words) | |
| Whoa! the Girls! | 1905 | F.W. Leigh (words) G. Lashwood (sung by) |
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| Boy Who Leads the Band, The | 1906 | G. Arthurs (words) | |
| Come Down, Joanna Brown, Come Down! | 1906 | Charles Wilmott (words) Amber Austa (sung by) |
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| Girl That Is Waiting For You!, The | 1906 | G. Arthurs (words) Harry Claff (words) |
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| Let Us Go the Long Way Round | 1906 | G. Arthurs (words) | |
| Will-O'-The-Wisp | 1906 | G. Arthurs (words) | |
| Bird in the Trysting Tree, The | 1907 | Arthur Du Soir (words) | |
| ⇑ I Know My Business | 1907 | Fred W Leigh (words) Vesta Tilley (sung by) |
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| I'm Leaving Monte Carlo | 1907 | W. David (words) Percy Edgar (words) |
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| It Takes a Girl to Make It Home, Sweet Home | 1907 | Shirley Ilton (words) | |
| Jolly Good Luck to the Girls Who Love the Soldiers! | 1907 | F.W. Leigh (words) Vesta Tilley (sung by) |
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| Oh! Mister What's-Er-Name | 1907 | Fred Murray (words) Marie Lloyd (sung by) |
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| Swallow and the Exile, The | 1907 | Shirley Ilton (words) Rosalie Jacobi (sung by) |
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| He Wanted a Girl | 1908 | Albert Bagley (words) Harry Staunton (words) Lily Harold (sung by) |
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| Put on Your Old Green Bonnet | 1908 | Fred Murray (words) C. Hilbury (words) Etherington. (words) Herbert Clifton (words) Lottie Lennox (sung by) |
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| Sydney's Holidays Are in September | 1908 | Fred Murray (words) Charles Hilbury (words) Vesta Tilley (sung by) |
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| Give It to Father | 1909 | Worton David (words) Bert Lee (words) Vesta Tilley (sung by) |
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| I Had Such a Beautiful Dream. (w&m) | 1913 | |
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| What Would the Seaside Be Without the Ladies? | 1913 | Kenneth Lyle (words) Vesta Tilley (sung by) |
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| Army of Today's Alright, The | 1914 | Fred W. Leigh (words) Vesta Tilley (sung by) |
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| From Marble Arch to Leicester Square | 1914 | Charles Knight (words) Vesta Tilley (sung by) |
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| I'll Show You Around Paree! | 1914 | A. Allen (words) Vesta Tilley (sung by) |
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| I've Got My Hands Up! Don't Shoot! | 1914 | Charles Knight (words) Chas R. Whittle (sung by) |
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| ⇑ I'm Going to Be a Nut | 1915 | Fred W Leigh (words) Vesta Tilley (sung by) |
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| There's a Good Time Coming For the Ladies | 1915 | Fred W Leigh (words) Vesta Tilley (sung by) |
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| Come Back With Me, Iona | 1916 | Lester Barrett (words) | |
| Songs That I Love Best, The | 1916 | Lester Barrett (words) | |
| Fortnight in July, A | 1917 | Leonard Pounds (words) Vesta Tilley (sung by) |
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| Where Are the Girls of the Old Brigade? | 1917 | F.W. Leigh (words) Vesta Tilley (sung by) |
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Jolly Good Luck To The Girl Who Loves A Soldier (1906) | 2:59 | Vesta Tilley | K.R. Lyle |