Robert P. Weston
Last updated: 22.11.20
This list is arranged by title and contains 41 lyrics written by Robert P. Weston. The lyrics/monologues and *.pdf files have been kindly compiled by monologues.co.uk/musichall
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And the Great Big Saw Came Nearer | Bert Lee (words) L. Sarony (sung by) |
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Animal Language | Fred J Barnes (words) G. Formby Sr. (sung by) |
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Bolshevic, The | Bert Lee (words) E.W. Hastings (sung by) |
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Broken-Down Showman, The | Frank Carter (words) | |
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Captain Said, ''I''ll Stick to My Ship'', The | F. W. Carter (words) D. J. McCarthy (sung by) |
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Could Lloyd George Do It? | B. Lee (words) Stanley Lupino (sung by) |
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End of My Old Cigar, The | Worton David (words) Harry Champion (sung by) |
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Future Variety Show, The | Bert Lee (words) E.W. Hastings (sung by) |
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Gypsy Warned Me, The | R.P. Weston (words) Violet Loraine (sung by) |
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Hobnailed Boots That Farver Wore, The | Fred J Barnes (words) B. Williams (sung by) |
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I'm a Navvy | Fred J Barnes (words) | |
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⇑I'm Henry the Eighth I Am | Murry (words) Harry Champion (sung by) |
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I'm Learning a Song For Christmas | Bert Lee (words) Jack Pleasants (sung by) |
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I'm on My Honeymoon | W. Cunliffe (sung by) | |
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I'm the Black Sheep of the Flock | Fred J. Barnes (words) Jack Pleasants (sung by) |
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In My First Time on Earth | Fred J Barnes (words) T. Woottwell (sung by) |
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In These Old Lavender Trousers | Harry Bedford (words) H. Bedford (sung by) |
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It Won't Last Very, Very Long | Frank W. Carter (words) Harry Champion (sung by) |
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It's My Bath Night, Tonight | Bert Lee (words) Jack Pleasants (sung by) |
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Knocking at Every Door | W. Cunliffe (sung by) | |
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Little Billy's Wild Woodbines | Fred J. Barnes (words) B. Williams (sung by) |
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My Meatless Day | Bert Lee (words) Ernie Mayne (sung by) |
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My Poor Heart Went Pitter Patter | Harry Champion (sung by) | |
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⇑Nan, Nan, Nan | Fred Murray (words) Harry Champion (sung by) |
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Never Let Your Braces Dangle | Barnes (words) Harry Champion (sung by) |
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Out Went the Gas | Fred J Barnes (words) Harry Champion (sung by) |
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Second-Hand Aristocrat, A | E. J. Hillary (words) F. J. Barnes (words) H. Bedford (sung by) |
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Sergeant Solomon Isaacstein | Bert Lee (words) Gus Harris (sung by) |
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Shall I Have It Bobbed or Shingled | Bert Lee (words) Ernest Le Messurier (sung by) |
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She Was Poor But She Was Honest | Bert Lee (words) Billy Bennett (sung by) Elsa Lanchester (sung by) |
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Sidney's in Civvies, Again | Bert Lee (words) Vesta Tilley (sung by) |
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Susie Sighed For Cider | F.W. Carter (words) Charles Bignell (sung by) |
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Swim, Sam! Swim! | Bert Lee (words) J. Laurier (sung by) |
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There Are Nice Girls Everywhere | W. Cunliffe (sung by) | |
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There's No Place Like London | W. Cunliffe (sung by) | |
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⇑There's Something in the Seaside Air | W. Cunliffe (sung by) | |
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Tight Skirts Have Got to Go | W. Cunliffe (sung by) | |
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Tow the Row Row | Maurice Scott (words) W. Cunliffe (sung by) |
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What a Mouth | Harry Champion (sung by) | |
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What I Want Is a Proper Cup O'Coffee | Bert Lee (words) Ernie Mayne (sung by) |
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World's All Right It's the People Living in It, The | Bert Lee (words) Ella Shields (sung by) |
This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 56 works by Robert P. Weston.
It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: ER
(w&m)
| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| Our Little Garden Subbub | 190-? |  |
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| Wobberly Walk, The | 1900 | F.W. Carter (co-author) Charles Deane (sung by) |
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| Susie Sighed For Cider | 1901 | F.W. Carter (words) Charles Bignell (sung by) |
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| Broken-Down Showman, The | 1902 | Frank Carter (words) | |
| It Won't Last Very, Very Long | 1902 | Frank W. Carter (words) Harry Champion (sung by) |
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| Captain Said, ''I''ll Stick to My Ship'', The | 1903 | F. W. Carter (words) D. J. McCarthy (sung by) |
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| Animal Language | 1904 | Fred J Barnes (words) George Formby Sr. (sung by) |
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| Choose Her in the Morning | 1906 | Jefferson De Angelis (sung by) | |
| In My First Time on Earth | 1906 | Fred J Barnes (words) Tom Woottwell (sung by) |
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| Second-Hand Aristocrat, A | 1906 | E. J. Hillary (words) F. J. Barnes (words) Harry Bedford (sung by) |
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| What a Mouth (w&m) | 1906 | Harry Champion (sung by) | |
| ⇑ Hobnailed Boots That Farver Wore, The | 1907 | Fred J Barnes (words) Billy Williams (sung by) |
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| My Poor Heart Went Pitter Patter | 1907 | Harry Champion (sung by) | |
| Out Went the Gas | 1907 | Fred J Barnes (words) Harry Champion (sung by) |
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| Little Billy's Wild Woodbines | 1908 | Fred J. Barnes (words) Billy Williams (sung by) |
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| Tickle Me, Timothy, Do! | 1908c | |
| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| Never Let Your Braces Dangle | 1909 | Barnes (words) Harry Champion (sung by) |
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| There Are Nice Girls Everywhere (w&m) | 1909 | Whit Cunliffe (sung by) | |
| I'm Henry the Eighth I Am (w&m) | 1910 | Fred Murray (co-author) Harry Champion (sung by) |
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| Knocking at Every Door (w&m) | 1910 | Whit Cunliffe (sung by) | |
| Tax the Bachelors | 1910 | Billee Taylor (sung by) | |
| Hush! Here Comes the Dream Man | 1911 | F. J. (Fred James) Barnes (co-author) Maurice Scott (co-author) |
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| I'm on My Honeymoon | 1911 | Whit Cunliffe (sung by) | |
| There's Something in the Seaside Air | 1911 | Whit Cunliffe (sung by) | |
| I'm the Black Sheep of the Flock | 1912 | Fred J. Barnes (words) Jack Pleasants (sung by) |
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| In These Old Lavender Trousers | 1912 | Harry Bedford (words) Harry Bedford (sung by) |
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| I'm a Navvy | 1913 | Fred J Barnes (words) | |
| ⇑ There's No Place Like London | 1913 | Whit Cunliffe (sung by) | |
| Tow the Row Row | 1913 | Maurice Scott (words) Whit Cunliffe (sung by) |
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| Matrimonial Handicap, The | 1913c | |
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| End of My Old Cigar, The | 1914 | Worton David (words) Harry Champion (sung by) |
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| In These Hard Times | 1915 | Whit Cunliffe (sung by) | |
| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| Tight Skirts Have Got to Go | 1915 | Fred J Barnes (words) Whit Cunliffe (sung by) |
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| It's a Sure, Sure Sign | 1915c | |
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| I'm Learning a Song For Christmas | 1916 | Bert Lee (words) Jack Pleasants (sung by) |
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| Sergeant Solomon Isaacstein | 1916 | Bert Lee (words) Gus Harris (sung by) |
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| When Tommy's on Furlough and Jack's Ashore | 1916c | |
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| Future Variety Show, The (w&m) | 1917 | Bert Lee (words) Ernest W. Hastings (sung by) |
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| My Meatless Day | 1917 | Bert Lee (words) Ernie Mayne (sung by) |
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| Swim, Sam! Swim! | 1917 | Bert Lee (words) Jay Laurier (sung by) |
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| Do You Want Us to Lose the War? | 1917c | |
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| My Boy | 1918? | ||
| Bolshevic, The | 1919 | Bert Lee (words) Ernest W. Hastings (sung by) |
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| ⇑ Sidney's in Civvies, Again | 1919 | Bert Lee (words) Vesta Tilley (sung by) |
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| Any Girl From Anywhere | 1919c | |
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| Gypsy Warned Me, The | 1920 | R.P. Weston (words) Violet Loraine (sung by) |
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| World's All Right It's the People Living in It, The | 1921 | Ella Shields (sung by) | |
| Noise Annoys an Oyster, A | 1921c | |
| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| It's My Bath Night, Tonight | 1922 | Bert Lee (words) Jack Pleasants (sung by) |
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| Rich Man and the Poor Man, The | 1923c | |
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| Shall I Have It Bobbed or Shingled | 1924 | Bert Lee (words) Ernest Le Messurier (sung by) |
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| Could Lloyd George Do It? | 1925 | B. Lee (words) Stanley Lupino (sung by) |
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| What I Want Is a Proper Cup O'Coffee | 1926 | Ernie Mayne (sung by) | |
| She Was Poor But She Was Honest | 1930 | Bert Lee (words) Billy Bennett (sung by) Elsa Lanchester (sung by) |
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| And the Great Big Saw Came Nearer | 1936 | Bert Lee (words) Leslie Sarony (sung by) |
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| Nan, Nan, Nan | ? | Fred Murray (words) Harry Champion (sung by) |
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Henery the Eighth I Am | 3:05 | Harry Champion | Henery the Eighth I Am |