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| 1906 |
Mad dog |
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Mad dog |
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Madam's tantrums |
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The bobby and the bob |
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The little conjurer |
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The pirates of regent canal |
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The sunday school treat |
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Three halfpenny worth of leeks |
| 1907 |
Sunday's dinner |
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The giddy goats |
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Under the mistletoe |
| 1908 |
A dash for liberty |
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Billie's bugle |
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Dick the kisser |
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For his child's sake |
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Jessica's first prayer |
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My son the curate |
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Only a dart |
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Paddy's way of doing it |
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Put me among the girls |
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The dog's devotion |
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The invisible button |
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The office boy's dream |
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The pirate ship |
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The skirl of the pibroch |
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Tricky convict; or, the magic cap |
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Wanted : A nice young man |
| 1909 |
A dash for help |
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And then he woke up |
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Copping the coppers |
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Diver-sions |
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For her sake |
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Gingerbread |
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Hypnotic suggestion |
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Muggins, v.c. |
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Scouts to the rescue |
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Scratch as scratch can |
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Sorry, can't stop |
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Squaring the account |
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The boy and the convict. |
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The wanderer's return; or, many years after |
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The young redskins |
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Two naughty boys |
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Unwelcome chaperone |
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Was it a serpent's bite ? |
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What the angler caught |
| 1910 |
'Twixt red man and white |
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A bolt from the blue |
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A modern george washington |
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A race for a bride |
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A rare specimen |
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A thrilling story |
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As prescribed by a doctor |
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At the mercy of the tide |
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Bunker's patent bellows |
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Erratic power |
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From gipsy hands |
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How scroggins found the comet |
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Mistaken identity |
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Mr. tubby's triumph |
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Prison reform (avec A. E. Coleby) |
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The devoted ape |
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The gamekeeper's daughter |
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The hindoo's treachery |
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The last of the dandy |
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The marriage of muggins vc and a further exploit |
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Vice versa |
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What happened to brown |
| 1911 |
A soldier's sweetheart |
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Auntie's parrot |
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Bertie's bid for bliss |
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Billy's bible |
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Charley smiler competes in a cycle race |
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Charley smiler is robbed |
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Charley smiler joins the boy scouts |
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Charley smiler takes brain food |
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Charley smiler takes up ju-jitsu |
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Comrades; or, two lads and a lass |
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Good news for jones |
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Lieutenant daring r.n. and the secret service agents |
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Men were deceivers ever |
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Run to earth by boy scouts |
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Scroggins and the fly pest |
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Scroggins and the waltz dream |
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Scroggins gets the socialist craze |
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Scroggins takes the census |
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She would talk |
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Spring cleaning in the house of scroggins |
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Spy fever |
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That terrible pest |
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The adventures of lieutenant daring r.n.: in a south american port |
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The king's pardon |
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The limit fire brigade |
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The pirates of 1920 (avec A. E. Coleby) |
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The poison label |
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The typist's revenge |
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Well done scouts ! |
| 1912 |
A shock-ing complaint |
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A son of mars |
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Bagged |
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Billy bungler the silent burglar |
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Broken faith |
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Captain cuff's neighbours |
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Captain dandy, bushranger |
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Caught |
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Charley smiler catches a tartar |
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Charlie smiler asks papa |
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Charlie smiler at the picnic |
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Charlie smiler's love affair |
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Henpeck's double |
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Honour among thieves |
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How smiler raised the wind |
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Lieutenant daring and the ship's mascot |
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Lieutenant daring avenges an insult to the union jack |
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Much ado about - !! |
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Muggins vc: the defence of khuma hospital, india |
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Paul Sleuth : The mystery of the astorian crown prince |
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Paul sleuth crime investigator: the burglary syndicate |
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Private hector, gentleman |
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Sandy's new kilt |
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The miner's mascot |
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The mystic ring |
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The spy mania |
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The wooing of widow wilkins |
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Tootles buys a gun |
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Uncle's present |
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What's the joke |
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When father fetched the doctor |
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When it comes off |
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Woman's privilege in leap year |
| 1913 |
A shocking job |
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Adhesion |
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Belinda's elopement |
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Billiken revolts |
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Billy's boxing gloves |
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For east is east |
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Furnishing extraordinary |
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Landladies beware |
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P.c. platt's promotion |
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Poor pa pays |
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Professor hoskin's patent hustler |
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Sold, a 'bear' fact |
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The fairy bottle |
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The gentleman ranker |
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The misadventures of Mike Murphy |
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The murder of squire jeffrey |
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The mystic mat |
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The mystic moonstone |
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The warty wooing |
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Two brown bags |
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Uncle's present |
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Willie's dream of mick squinter |
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Wily william's washing |
| 1914 |
A box of real turkish |
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A joke in jerks |
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A merry night |
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An eggs-traordinary complaint |
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Biff ! Bang !! Wallop !!! |
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Dreamy jimmy dreams again |
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England's call |
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Father's fighting fever |
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Held by a child |
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I should say so ! |
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Jollyboy's dream |
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Lieutenant geranium and the stealed orders |
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Love, poetry and paint |
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Mike joins the force |
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Mike murphy as a picture actor |
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Mike murphy v.c. |
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Mike murphy's dream of love and riches |
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Mike murphy's dream of the wild west |
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Mike murphy, broker's man |
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Mike Murphy, mountaineer |
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Mike wins the championship |
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Not likely ! |
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Panic ! |
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Sha(w)ly not ? |
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Shocking bad form |
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Some fish ! |
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Telling the tale |
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The daughter of garcia, brigand |
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The fighting strain of old england |
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The gloves of ptames |
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The mat that mattered |
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The new boy |
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The ring that wasn't |
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The scout's motto |
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The sorrows of selina |
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The strength that failed |
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The tricky stick |
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Through the ages |
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Thumbs up ! |
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To save the king |
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War's grim reality |
| 1915 |
A chip off the old block |
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A kweer kuss |
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Awkward anarchist |
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Conscription |
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Coppers and cutups |
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Diamond cut diamond |
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Discord in three flats |
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Fighting selina |
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Her fatal hand |
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His phantom burglar |
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Jewels and jimjams |
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Maloola from paloona |
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Mike alone in the jungle |
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Mike and the zeppelin raid |
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Mike murphy's marathon |
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Mike's gold mine |
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Podgy porkins' plot |
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Selina of the weeklies |
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Selina-ella |
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Slips and slops |
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Surely you'll insure |
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The cakes of khandipore |
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The charm that charmed |
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The club of pharos |
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The crimson triangle |
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The jade heart |
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The kaiser's present |
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The second lieutenant |
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Vengeance of the air |
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When clubs were clubs |
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Yvonne |
| 1916 |
A shattered idyll |
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A soldier and a man |
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Bob downe's schooldays |
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Bobbikins and the bathing belles |
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Hitchy-coo |
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Mike and the miser |
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Mike backs the winner |
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Oh auntie ! |
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The gay deceivers |
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The price he paid |
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Two Lancashire lasses in London |
| 1917 |
His uncle's heir |
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It's never too late to mend |
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The man who made good |
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The walrus gang |
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When the heart is young |
| 1919 |
Gamblers all |
| 1921 |
Parkstone comedies |
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The river of light |
| 1929 |
A curtain lecture (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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All by yourself in the moonlight (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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An old time music hall |
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At santa barbara (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Bananas are coming back again (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Because (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Beloved (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Can't help loving dat man (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Carmena (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Chloe (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Cohen forms a new company (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Cohen on the telephone (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Dada dada (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Does she do-do-do (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Don't have any more, mrs. moore (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Ee by gum (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Electrocord films (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Ever bravest heart (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Geranium (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Get out and get under the moon (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Getting a motor (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Good little boy and the bad little boy (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Green tie on the little yellow dog (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Happy days and lonely nights (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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He loves and she loves (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Hinton, diton and mere (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Hotpot (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Humoresque (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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I can't give you anything but love (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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I lift up my finger and i say tweet tweet (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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I'll take you home kathleen (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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I'm eighty in the morning (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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I've always wanted to call you my sweetheart (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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If i didn't miss you (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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In cellar cool (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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In that village down that valley up the hill (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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In the wood shed she said she would (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Is there anything wrong in that ? (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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It all depends on you (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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It takes a good man to do that (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Joe murgatroyd says (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Kate in the call box (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Like the big pots do (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Maisie lou (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Mary's mammy (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Me and the man in the moon (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Mighty lak' a rose (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Mine all mine (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Misery farm (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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More please (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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My austin seven (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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My blue heaven (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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My bonnie hieland maggie (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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My ohio home (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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My one and only (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Nell (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Nirvana (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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O sole mio (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Off to philadelphia (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Oh what a happy land (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Oh you have no idea (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Ole man river (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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One alone (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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One fine day (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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One hundred years from now (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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One kiss (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Pagliacci (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Popular jocular dr. brown (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Popular pieces (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Rainbow round my shoulder (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Rolling along having my ups and downs (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Scented soap (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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She's a great great girl (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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So this is spring (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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So tired (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Somewhere a voice is calling (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Sonny boy (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Stay out of the south (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Sweethearts on parade (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Take a look at me (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Tamiami trail (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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That's my weakness now (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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That's what put the sweet in home sweet home (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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The admiral's yarn (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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The dancing lesson (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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The egg song (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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The gay caballero (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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The little white house (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Toreador (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Tosti's goodbye (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Toy town artillery (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Two black crows (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Under the bazumka tree (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Was it a dream ? (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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We're living at the cloisters (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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When the light shines brightly the the lighthouse (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Why does the hyena laugh ? (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Would a manx cat wag its tail if it had one ? (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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You along o'me (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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You went away too far (avec E. F. Symmons) |
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Yule (avec E. F. Symmons) |
| 1930 |
The safe |
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| 1910 |
The squire's romance (de A. E. Coleby) |
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Auteur |
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| 1906 |
Mad dog (de David Aylott (1)) |
| 1914 |
England's call (de David Aylott (1)) |