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Stanley J. Damerell

• "Aliases in Library – UK". Library Music Themes. February 1, 2018.

• LCCN 88-31267

• https://books.google.com/books?id=tlEhAQAAIAAJ&pg=PA204&dq=%22%22wallace%2C+chester%22%2B%22trevor%22%2B%22huntley%22%22

Huntley Trevor

• Slade Williams (pseudonym of Huntley Trevor).

• Drone, Jeanette Marie (born 1940– ). Musical akas: Assumed Names and Sobriquets of Composers, Songwriters, Librettists, Lyricists, Hymnists, and Writers on Music – via Internet Archive Kahle/Austin Foundation.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link) LCCN 2006-542; ISBN 0810857391, 9780810857391; OCLC 62858081 (all editions).

1. "Huntley Trevor". p. 168.
2. "Huntley Trevor". p. 311.
3. "Trevor, Huntley". p. 378.

Shows

George D’Albert and George French are making preparation to take out their own revue, written by Stanley Damerell and Jack Hargreaves. Damerell, who is the familiar "Stanerley" who played for so many years with the team of Damerell and Rutland, is still with George Bass, who is likewise taking out his own revue on the Moss Time, and with which Stanley will quit the grease paint and do the front of the house for George. Percy Henri is also going to take out a revue, and it will be remembered that Honri over 15 years ago was a pioneer in the revue game with his Concordia, when he showed 'em how with all his scenery on revolves. He also started the band craze, and we can still visualize Percy in smart guard uniform conducting a full military band as part of the show. Percy ts a concertina single with a salary well over the $500 mark, and he has a personality. Hia brother-in-law is Percy B. Broadhead, of the tour of that name, the only independent single-handed tour In this country, and they operate 14 vaudeville houses.

As actor

1. The Prince of Pilsen (1904), Henry W. Savage, Propriotor
   Damerell played Carter

1. A Rose Among Thorns (1898), dramatic sketch by Damerell, at Myddelton Hall, Islington, November 21, 1898
2. You're Pulling My Leg (1908), Damerell & Cecil Rutland
3. Mr. Vanderhyde Is Out (1914), dramatic episode in one scene, by Damerell & Cecil Rutland
4. For South Africa (1914), Damerell & Rutland
5. Keep Off the Grass (1916), Damerell & Rutland

Charity

This is a sister order of the Grand Order of Water Rats, with its own rules, ritual and administrative committee. The objects are social and charitable, having as an offshoot the Cup of Kindness Fund (President: Mrs. C. Alexandre; Secretary: Noel Damerell).

Catelogs of copyright entries

• Catalog of Copyright Entries. "Part 3: Musical Compositions." "New Series".

1. Vol. 15. Part 1. First Half of 1920. Nos. 1–7. ‡
2. Vol. 15. Part 2. Last Half of 1920. Nos. 8–13.

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3. Vol. 16. Part 1. First Half of 1921. Nos. 1–7.
4. Vol. 16. Part 2. Last Half of 1921. Nos. 7–12.
5. Vol. 16. Part 2. Last Half of 1921. Nos. 7–13 (includes Index).
6. Vol. 16. 1921. No. 13 (includes Index).

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7. Vol. 17. Part 1. First Half of 1922. Nos. 1–6.
8. Vol. 17. Part 2. Last Half of 1922. Nos. 8–13.

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9. Vol. 18. Part 1. First Half of 1923. Nos. 1–7.
10. Vol. 18. Part 2. Last Half of 1923. Nos. 8–13.

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11. Vol. 19. May–June 1924. Nos. 5–6.
12. Vol. 19. For the Year 1924. Nos. 1–12.
13. Vol. 19. Part 2. September–December 1924. Nos. 9–12.

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14. Vol. 20. For the Year 1925. Nos. 1–12.
15. Vol. 21. For the Year 1926. Nos. 1–12.
16. Vol. 31. Part 1; First Half of 1936. Nos. 1–8.

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17. Vol. 33. Part 1; First Half of 1938. Nos. 1–9.
18. Vol. 33. Part 2; October–December 1938. Nos. 10–12.

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19. Vol. 36. Part 2; Last Half of 1941. Nos. 5–12.

Collaborators

• https://ukulelecorner.miraheze.org/wiki/Norton_Greenop
• Norton Greenop died in 1930

Bibliography

References

• "robert joseph hargreaves" aka "jack hargreaves"

• Daily Herald; Brooks, Mathison (June 21, 1933). "Mathison Brooks Denounces the Copyright Cheats of the Gramophone – Four Inseperables". No. 5413. London. p. 17 – via Newspapers.com..

• Sunday Mercury; Haydon, Edwin (February 24, 1935). "Romance of the Big Three of Tin Pan Alley – Songwriters Who Turn Out the Biggest 'Hits'". No. 482. p. 3 – via Newspapers.com.

• "Former King Rat Dies".

• Evening Despatch (October 10, 1930). "All About Next Week's Attractions" (Review: Playing the Game in the West, lyrics by Alec Kendall and George Formby). No. 12266. Birmingham. p. 3 – via Newspapers.com. OCLC 749267092, 751684348.

• "A Songwriter Dies at 72".

• Catalogue of Regal Records – For All Gramaphones. 1926 – via Internet Archive (British Library Sound Archive). OCLC 827252415 (all editions).

1. G 8537: "I've Never Wronged an Onion (Why Should It Make Me Cry?)" Hargreaves & Damerell.

• Billboard (January 23, 1926). "From London Town". 38 (4): 88 – via Google Books (University of Iowa) . {{cite journal}}: Cite journal requires |journal= (help) (p. 88, on digitized copy, is missing column 4. Compare → alternate digitized copy (PDF). p. 88 – via Fultonhistory.com .)

• Carson, Charles Lionel (né Lionel Courtier-Dutton) (ed.). The Stage Year Book.

1. You're Pulling My Leg (revue). 1915. p. 142.
2. You're Pulling My Leg (revue). 1916. p. 142.
3. Keep Off the Grass (revue). 1917. p. 128.

• Variety (June 5, 1914). "For South Africa". 35 (1): 4 (col. 4) – via Internet Archive (University of Wisconsin-Madison) . {{cite journal}}: Cite journal requires |journal= (help)

• Rehrig, William Harold (1939–  ) (1996). "Ewing, Montague". In Bierley, Paul Edmund (1926–2016) (ed.). Supplement to – The Heritage Encyclopedia of Band Music: Composers and Their Music. Vol. 3 (of 3). Integrity Press. p. 257 – via Internet Archive.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link) LCCN 91-73637; ISBN 978-0-9180-4812-7, 0-9180-4812-5 (vol 3); OCLC 45209483 (all editions).

• Ledger, Edward, ed. (1899). "New Plays and Important Revivals – Produced at the London Theatres, From December 1, 1897, Until November 30, 1898 – Sundries: A Rose Among Thorns". The Era Almanack and Annual. p. 84 – via Internet Archive (Kahle/Austin Foundation) .

• "Evans (Sydney Edmund) Tolchard". Oxford Dictionary of National Biography: In Association With the British Academy : From the Earliest Times to the Year 2000. Vol. 18. 2004. p. 757 – via Internet Archive.

"About this time he and his regular lyricists Stanley J. Damerell and Robert Hargreaves formed the Cecil Lennox Music Company to publish their songs."

• Rogers, Eddie (1964). [London's] Tin Pan Alley (Portrait of a Song-Plugger) (see Denmark Street). ... As told to Mike Hennessey, etc. With plates, including portraits. London: Robert Hale. LCCN 65-53111; OCLC 314615832, 504513039, 10444967.

• Gammond (1991). The Oxford Companion to Popular Music.

• Drone, Jeanette Marie (born 1940– ). Musical akas: Assumed Names and Sobriquets of Composers, Songwriters, Librettists, Lyricists, Hymnists, and Writers on Music – via Internet Archive Kahle/Austin Foundation.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link) LCCN 2006-542; ISBN 0810857391, 9780810857391; OCLC 62858081 (all editions).

1. "Evans, Tolchard". p. 120.
2. "Ewing, Montague". p. 120.
3. "Hargreaves, Robert". p. 166.
4. "Neat(e), John". p. 272.
5. "Stevens, Jack". p. 362.