Albert Perry
Last updated: 01.03.21
This list is arranged by title and contains 16 lyrics written by Albert Perry. The lyrics/monologues and *.pdf files have been kindly compiled by monologues.co.uk/musichall
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Allays in Jail | Walter Hastings (words) G. Elen (words) G. Elen (sung by) |
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Coat 'urts Me Underneath the Arm, The | Walter Hastings (words) Edgar Bateman (words) Alec Hurley (sung by) |
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I Want My Money Back | Fannie Leslie (sung by) | |
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I'd Better Call Again Next Week | A.J. Mills (words) H. Freeman (sung by) |
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I'll Give Him Dolly Dayream | A. J. Mills (words) Charles Bignell (sung by) |
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Johnny Without His Trousis | A. J. Mills (words) Marie Kendall (sung by) |
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Language of Popular Song, The | Bella Lloyd (sung by) | |
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My London Country Lane | Alec Hurley (sung by) | |
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My Midnight Watch | Albert E Ellis (words) H. Bedford (sung by) |
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Oh Dear No! | Fred J. Barnes (words) R. G. Knowles (sung by) |
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Save a Nice One For Me | Malcolm Arnold (words) Billie Barlow (sung by) |
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⇑She Looked a Perfect Lady | A.J. Mills (words) Katie Lawrence (sung by) |
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Skeleton in the Cupboard, The | Edgar Bateman (words) Millie Lindon (sung by) |
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Sweet Nell of Old Drury | W. E. Imeson (words) Bessie Bonehill (sung by) |
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Where Was Mabel When the Band Struck Up? | Walter Hastings (words) Lottie Lennox (sung by) |
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William 'enry Sarnders | Marie Lloyd (sung by) |
This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 57 works by Albert Perry.
It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located.
| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| How Can You Say Good-Bye | 1890 | S. Leggett (words) |  |
| What Will Your Answer Be? | 1895 | S. Leggett (words) W. H. Downs (sung by) |
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| Dear Old Dad | 1896 | Paul Pelham (words) | |
| Have You Forgotten? | 1896 | S. Leggett (words) | |
| Lap! Lap!! Lap!!! | 1896 | S. Leggett (words) Harry Anderson (sung by) |
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| My Stage Struck Familee | 1896 | A J Mills (words) J.S. Baker (words) Paul Pelham (words) |
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| Night Out, A | 1896 | Fred J Barnes (words) C. Deane (sung by) |
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| That's My Opinion of Eliza | 1896 | S. Leggett (words) Florrie West (sung by) |
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| They're All Coming Home in the Morning | 1896 | Fred J Barnes (words) Paul Pelhan (words) C. Deane (sung by) |
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| Yes! That's It | 1896 | G. Robey (sung by) | |
| Boys Shall Love the Girls, The | 1897 | A. Hall (words) Millie Hylton (sung by) |
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| ⇑ For a Nosegay | 1897 | A. Hall (words) Maggie Duggan (sung by) |
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| I Haven't Had a Bite Since Christmas | 1897 | Stanhope Baxter (words) G. Robey (sung by) |
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| I'm Going Home to the Wife and Nipper | 1897 | A. Hall (words) Alec Hurley (sung by) |
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| In the Sun | 1897 | A J Mills (words) G. Robey (sung by) |
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| John the Bloomin' Toff | 1897 | A. Hall (words) C. Seel (sung by) |
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| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| Oh Dear No! | 1897 | Fred J Barnes (words) R. G. Knowles (sung by) |
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| On My Bicy-Icy-Bicycle | 1897 | Stanhope Baxter (words) Billie Barlow (sung by) |
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| Opportuny-Opperty, The | 1897 | Fred J Barnes (words) H. Campbell (sung by) |
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| Our Motor-Moke | 1897 | Lottie Lennox (sung by) | |
| Red, White and Blue | 1897 | A. Hall (words) Millie Hylton (sung by) |
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| Save a Nice One For Me | 1897 | M. Arnold (words) Billie Barlow (sung by) |
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| Waiter's Tale of Woe, The | 1897 | S. Leggett (words) | |
| Because We Love Our Queen | 1898 | D J McCarthy (words) | |
| Give Me Your Answer Now | 1898 | Milner Verren (sung by) | |
| I Want My Money Back | 1898 | A J Mills (words) Fannie Leslie (sung by) |
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| That Shape Won't Suit Me | 1898 | G.A. Stevens (words) Fannie Leslie (sung by) |
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| ⇑ That's How He Pays His Way | 1898 | George Neno (words) | |
| That's My Rival | 1898 | A J Mills (words) Leonard Barry (sung by) |
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| I Love Another Love! | 1899 | A J Mills (words) Hal Kendall (words) |
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| I'll Give Him Dolly Dayream | 1899 | A J Mills (words) John E Coyle (words) Charles Bignell (sung by) |
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| Johnny Without His Trousis | 1899 | A J Mills (words) Marie Kendall (sung by) |
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| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| My Midnight Watch | 1899 | A.E. Ellis (words) H. Bedford (sung by) |
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| Night Duty | 1899 | T. E. Dunville (sung by) | |
| Have Another Go | 1900 | A J Mills (words) P. Rafferty (sung by) |
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| I'd Better Call Again Next Week | 1900 | A J Mills (words) H. Freeman (sung by) |
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| Me Too! Me Too! Me Too! | 1900 | A J Mills (words) T C Callaghan (words) Horace Wheatley (sung by) |
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| She Looked a Perfect Lady | 1900 | A J Mills (words) Katie Lawrence (sung by) |
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| Skeleton in the Cupboard, The | 1900 | E. Bateman (words) Millie Lindon (sung by) |
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| Where Was Mabel When the Band Struck Up? | 1900 | Walter Hastings (words) Lottie Lennox (sung by) |
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| Clap Hands! Papa's Coming Home | 1901 | G.A. Stevens (words) Frank Seeley (sung by) |
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| Coat 'urts Me Underneath the Arm, The | 1901 | Walter Hastings (words) E. Bateman (words) Alec Hurley (sung by) |
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| For Old Love's Sake | 1901 | Harry Leighton (words) Albert Voyce (words) Barney Stuart (words) Verno and Voyce (sung by) |
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| ⇑ I'll Be Your Silver King | 1901 | J.P. Harrington (words) Rosie Lloyd (sung by) |
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| Language of Popular Song, The | 1901 | Bella Lloyd (sung by) | |
| Love Is Better Than Gold | 1901 | G.A. Stevens (words) | |
| Message From Mars, A | 1901 | Jack Holland (sung by) | |
| Naughty Little Spider Spied Her, The | 1901 | V. Victoria (sung by) | |
| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| Pretty Little Sweet, Sweet Dickey Bird | 1901 | H. Castling (words) Lottie Lennox (sung by) |
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| She's a Plain, Homely Girl | 1901 | G.A. Stevens (words) Florrie Forde (sung by) |
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| Sweet Nell of Old Drury | 1901 | W E Imeson (words) Lottie Lennox (sung by) Bessie Bonehill (sung by) |
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| William 'enry Sarnders | 1901 | Walter Hastings (words) Marie Lloyd (sung by) |
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| You've Taken Her Away | 1901 | V. Victoria (sung by) | |
| Allays in Jail | 1902 | Walter Hastings (words) G. Elen (sung by) |
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| Old Plaid Shawl, An | 1902 | Stanhope Baxter (words) Millie Lindon (sung by) |
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| It's Money Makes the Mare to Go | 1904 | E. Bateman (words) Fannie Leslie (sung by) |
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| My London Country Lane | 1975 | E. Bateman (words) Alec Hurley (sung by) |
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