Who Were You with Last Night
Sheet Music
ca. 1912 (published)
ca. 1912 (published)
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The popular music-hall star Mark Sheridan, born in Durham in 1864 to Irish-Scottish parents, had three big hits on the music-hall stage - I Do Like to Be Beside the Sea-side (1909), Who Were You With Last Night? (1912) and Here We Are! Here We Are! Here We Are Again! (1914 ) but he wrote Who Were You With Last Night? with Fred Godfrey. He committed suicide in 1918 after the musical Gay Paree he financed, performed in and put on at Glasgow's Coliseum Theatre was slated by the critics.
Object details
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| Parts | This object consists of 2 parts.
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| Title | Who Were You with Last Night (published title) |
| Materials and techniques | Chromolithograph, ink on paper |
| Brief description | Music sheet for Who Were You With Last Night?, written and composed by Fred Godfrey and Mark Sheridan, and sung by Mark Sheridan (1864-1918). Feldman's 6d Edition no.494, illustrated with a cartoon of Mark Sheridan by 'F'. Published by Bert Feldman & Co., 1912 |
| Physical description | Music sheet for Who Were You with Last Night featuring a caricature of Mark Sheridan. |
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| Credit line | Gabrielle Enthoven Collection |
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| Summary | The popular music-hall star Mark Sheridan, born in Durham in 1864 to Irish-Scottish parents, had three big hits on the music-hall stage - I Do Like to Be Beside the Sea-side (1909), Who Were You With Last Night? (1912) and Here We Are! Here We Are! Here We Are Again! (1914 ) but he wrote Who Were You With Last Night? with Fred Godfrey. He committed suicide in 1918 after the musical Gay Paree he financed, performed in and put on at Glasgow's Coliseum Theatre was slated by the critics. |
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| Accession number | S.92-2014 |
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| Record created | November 15, 2013 |
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