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Year Performed

Title

Notes

1876 Pity the Poor Italian Boy

first performed in Ireland under his stage name The Great Little Leno, the Quintessence of Irish Comedians

1882 I'm the Champion Still

first performed at the Scotia, Glasgow

1883 Sweet Black Pairs

performed during Dick Whittington

1885 Dont Lean Against a House That's Pulled Down

first performed at Parthenon Theatre, Liverpool

1885 Gaffer Goliker

first performed at Parthenon Theatre, Liverpool

c.1885 When Rafferty Raffled His Watch

performed on his London début

1886 I'm Off to Buy Milk for the Twins

first performed at the Oxford Theatre, London

1887 It's More Than a Fellow Can Stand

first performed at the Forester's music hall, London

1886 The Fish Shop

first performed at the Oxford Theatre, London

1888 Young Men Taken In and Done For

written and composed by Harry King

1888 I'll Be Waiting For Him Tonight

wriiten by Leno

1888 Has Anyone Seen a Moving Job?

first monologue, written by Leno

1888 My Old Man

composed by George Le Brunn, written by Harry King

1889 The Muffin Man

written and composed by Harry King

1889 Dear Old Mike

first performed at the Empire Theatre, London

1890 Her Mother's at the Bottom of It All
1890 The Railway Guard

composed by George Le Brunn

1890 Never-more

sung as the character Mr. Girkling. Written by Harry King, composed by George Le Brunn.

1890 Mother Nature

performed during Jack and the Beanstalk

1891 The Shop Walker

composed by George Le Brunn, written by Walter de Frece

1891 The Waiter

composed by George Le Brunn

1891 The Grass Widower

composed by J.H.Woodhouse

1892 All Through A Little Piece Of Bacon

composed by George Le Brunn

1892 Chimney On Fire

composed by George Le Brunn

1892 The Detective

composed by George Le Brunn

1892 The Detective Camera

composed by George Le Brunn

1892 The Fasting Man

composed by George Le Brunn

1893 The Doctor

featuring the character Dr. McFabback

1893 The Recruiting Sergeant

written by Harry Wright, composed by Fred Eplett. Leno performed the character of Sergeant Smirks.

1893 The Midnight March

performed during the production Little Bo-Peep, Little Red Riding Hood and Hop O' My Thumb

1894 My Sweet Face

written and composed by Herbert Darnley for the pantomime Robinson Crusoe

1895 Mary Anne's Refused Me
1897 Courting The Widow

written by Leno for his American audiences

1897 The Horseshoe on the Door

written by Leno for his American audiences

1897 The North Pole

written by Leno for his American audiences

1897 Our Nineteenth Century Stores
1898 I'll Marry Him

featuring Leno's character Mrs. Kelly

1898 The Tower of London

written by Leno where he sung in character of the Beefeater

1898 The Swimming Instructor
1898 The Beefeater
1899 The Diamond Ring
c.1899 The Jap

composed by George Le Brunn

c.1899 McFarlane's Men
1899 The Red Poppies
1899 The Bandit

first performed at the London Pavillion

1899 The Ice-cream Man
1899 The Red Robin
1900 The Huntsman

the last of his "Trade Songs", performed at the Empire Theatre, London

1901 My Wife's Relations

written by Leno about his family

1902 The Wasp and the Hardboiled Egg

written by Leno, performed during Mother Goose, 1903. Inspired by "The Honeysuckle and the Bee" by Ellaline Terriss

1904 The Widow with Memories of Friday Nights

first performed at the London Pavillion

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Year Performed

Title

Notes

1876 Pity the Poor Italian Boy

First performed in Ireland under his stage name The Great Little Leno, the Quintessence of Irish Comedians

1882 I'm the Champion Still

First performed at the Scotia, Glasgow.

1883 Sweet Black Pairs

Performed during Dick Whittington.

1885 Don't Lean Against a House That's Pulled Down

First performed at Parthenon Theatre, Liverpool.

1885 Gaffer Goliker

Written by Leno and first performed at Parthenon Theatre, Liverpool.

c.1885 When Rafferty Raffled His Watch

Performed on his London début.

1886 I'm Off to Buy Milk for the Twins

First performed at the Oxford Theatre, London.

1887 It's More Than a Fellow Can Stand

First performed at the Forester's music hall, London.

1886 The Fish Shop

First performed at the Oxford Theatre, London.

1888 Young Men Taken In and Done For

Written and composed by Harry King.

1888 I'll Be Waiting For Him Tonight

Written by Leno.

1888 Has Anyone Seen a Moving Job?

First monologue, written by Leno.

1888 My Old Man

Composed by George Le Brunn, written by Harry King.

1889 The Muffin Man

Written and composed by Harry King. Leno's first "trade song".

1889 Dear Old Mike

First performed at the Empire Theatre, London.

1890 Never More

Written by Leno based on his early life touring.

1890 Her Mother's at the Bottom of It All

Written by Leno where he sung in the character of Mr. Pipkins.

1890 The Railway Guard

Composed by George Le Brunn. Leno's second "trade song".

1890 Never-more

Sung as the character Mr. Girkling. Written by Harry King, composed by George Le Brunn.

1890 Mother Nature

Performed during Jack and the Beanstalk.

1891 The Shop Walker

Composed by George Le Brunn, written by Walter de Frece, another "trade song".

1891 The Waiter

Trade song, composed by George Le Brunn.

1891 The Grass Widower

Composed by J.H.Woodhouse.

1892 All Through A Little Piece Of Bacon

Composed by George Le Brunn.

1892 Chimney On Fire

Composed by George Le Brunn.

1892 The Detective

Composed by George Le Brunn.

1892 The Detective Camera

Composed by George Le Brunn.

1892 The Fasting Man

Composed by George Le Brunn.

1893 The Doctor

Featuring the character Dr. McFabback.

1893 The Recruiting Sergeant

Written by Harry Wright, composed by Fred Eplett. Leno performed as the character Sergeant Smirks.

1893 The Midnight March

Performed during the production Little Bo-Peep, Little Red Riding Hood and Hop O' My Thumb.

1894 My Sweet Face

Written and composed by Herbert Darnley for the pantomime Robinson Crusoe.

1895 Mary Anne's Refused Me

Written by Leno about how to avoid marriage.

1897 Courting The Widow

Written by Leno for his American audiences.

1897 The Horseshoe on the Door

Written by Leno for his American audiences.

1897 The North Pole

Written by Leno for his American audiences.

1897 Our Nineteenth Century Stores

Sung in the style of Leno's inspiration Joseph Grimaldi. Leno dedicated this song to him.

1898 I'll Marry Him

Featuring Leno's character Mrs. Kelly.

1898 The Swimming Instructor

Written by Leno. Later recorded as "The Swimming Master" in 1903.

1898 The Beefeater

Written by Leno. Capitalising on the success of this, Leno recorded "Tower of London" in 1901.

1899 The Diamond Ring

Written by Leno about a manual worker who came into money. Later recorded in 1903.

c.1899 The Jap

Composed by George Le Brunn.

c.1899 McFarlane's Men

Written by Leno about Scotland.

1899 The Red Poppies

Written by Leno. Later recorded as "Poppies" in 1901

1899 The Bandit

First performed at the London Pavilion

1899 The Red Robin

Written by Leno. Later recorded as "The Robin" in 1903.

1900 The Huntsman

The last of his "Trade Songs", performed at the Empire Theatre, London

1901 My Wife's Relations

Written by Leno about his family

1902 The Wasp and the Hardboiled Egg

Written by Leno, performed during Mother Goose, 1903. Inspired by "The Honeysuckle and the Bee" by Ellaline Terriss

1904 The Widow with Memories of Friday Nights

First performed at the London Pavilion

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Year Performed

Title

Notes

1876 Pity the Poor Italian Boy

First performed in Ireland under his stage name The Great Little Leno, the Quintessence of Irish Comedians

1882 I'm the Champion Still

First performed at the Scotia, Glasgow.

1883 Sweet Black Pairs

Performed during Dick Whittington.

1885 Don't Lean Against a House That's Pulled Down

First performed at Parthenon Theatre, Liverpool.

1885 Gaffer Goliker

Written by Leno and first performed at Parthenon Theatre, Liverpool.

c.1885 When Rafferty Raffled His Watch

Performed on his London début.

1886 I'm Off to Buy Milk for the Twins

First performed at the Oxford Theatre, London.

1887 It's More Than a Fellow Can Stand

First performed at the Forester's music hall, London.

1886 The Fish Shop

First performed at the Oxford Theatre, London.

1888 Young Men Taken In and Done For

Written and composed by Harry King.

1888 I'll Be Waiting For Him Tonight

Written by Leno.

1888 Has Anyone Seen a Moving Job?

First monologue, written by Leno.

1888 My Old Man

Composed by George Le Brunn, written by Harry King.

1889 The Muffin Man

Written and composed by Harry King. Leno's first "trade song".

1889 Dear Old Mike

First performed at the Empire Theatre, London.

1890 Never More

Written by Leno based on his early life touring.

1890 Her Mother's at the Bottom of It All

Written by Leno where he sung in the character of Mr. Pipkins.

1890 The Railway Guard

Composed by George Le Brunn. Leno's second "trade song".

1890 Never-more

Sung as the character Mr. Girkling. Written by Harry King, composed by George Le Brunn.

1890 Mother Nature

Performed during Jack and the Beanstalk.

1891 The Shop Walker

Composed by George Le Brunn, written by Walter de Frece, another "trade song".

1891 The Waiter

Trade song, composed by George Le Brunn.

1891 The Grass Widower

Composed by J.H.Woodhouse.

1892 All Through A Little Piece Of Bacon

Composed by George Le Brunn.

1892 Chimney On Fire

Composed by George Le Brunn.

1892 The Detective

Composed by George Le Brunn.

1892 The Detective Camera

Composed by George Le Brunn.

1892 The Fasting Man

Composed by George Le Brunn.

1893 The Doctor

Featuring the character Dr. McFabback.

1893 The Recruiting Sergeant

Written by Harry Wright, composed by Fred Eplett. Leno performed as the character Sergeant Smirks.

1893 The Midnight March

Performed during the production Little Bo-Peep, Little Red Riding Hood and Hop O' My Thumb.

1894 My Sweet Face

Written and composed by Herbert Darnley for the pantomime Robinson Crusoe.

1895 Mary Anne's Refused Me

Written by Leno about how to avoid marriage.

1897 Courting The Widow

Written by Leno for his American audiences.

1897 The Horseshoe on the Door

Written by Leno for his American audiences.

1897 The North Pole

Written by Leno for his American audiences.

1897 Our Nineteenth Century Stores

Sung in the style of Leno's inspiration Joseph Grimaldi. Leno dedicated this song to him.

1898 I'll Marry Him

Featuring Leno's character Mrs. Kelly.

1898 The Swimming Instructor

Written by Leno. Later recorded as "The Swimming Master" in 1903.

1898 The Beefeater

Written by Leno. Capitalising on the success of this, Leno recorded "Tower of London" in 1901.

1899 The Diamond Ring

Written by Leno about a manual worker who came into money. Later recorded in 1903.

c.1899 The Jap

Composed by George Le Brunn.

c.1899 McFarlane's Men

Written by Leno about Scotland.

1899 The Red Poppies

Written by Leno. Later recorded as "Poppies" in 1901

1899 The Bandit

First performed at the London Pavilion

1899 The Red Robin

Written by Leno. Later recorded as "The Robin" in 1903.

1900 The Huntsman

The last of his "Trade Songs", performed at the Empire Theatre, London

1901 My Wife's Relations

Written by Leno about his family

1902 The Wasp and the Hardboiled Egg

Written by Leno, performed during Mother Goose, 1903. Inspired by "The Honeysuckle and the Bee" by Ellaline Terriss

1904 The Widow with Memories of Friday Nights

First performed at the London Pavilion

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Year Performed

Title

Notes

1876 Pity the Poor Italian Boy

First performed in Ireland under his stage name The Great Little Leno, the Quintessence of Irish Comedians.

1882 I'm the Champion Still

First performed at the Scotia Theatre, Glasgow.

1884 Sweet Black Pairs

Performed during the Christmas pantomime Dick Whittington.

1885 Don't Lean Against a House That's Pulled Down

First performed at the Parthenon Theatre, Liverpool.

1885 Gaffer Goliker

Written by Leno and first performed at Parthenon Theatre, Liverpool.

c.1885 When Rafferty Raffled His Watch

First performed in Leno's London début.

1886 I'm Off to Buy Milk for the Twins

First performed at the Oxford Theatre, London.

1887 It's More Than a Fellow Can Stand

First performed at the Forester's music hall, London.

1886 The Fish Shop

First performed at the Oxford Theatre, London.

1888 Young Men Taken In and Done For

Written and composed by Harry King.

1888 I'll Be Waiting For Him Tonight

Written by Leno.

1888 Has Anyone Seen a Moving Job?

First monologue, written by Leno.

1888 My Old Man

Composed by George Le Brunn, words by Harry King.

1889 The Muffin Man

Written and composed by Harry King. Leno's first "trade song".

1889 Dear Old Mike

First performed at the Empire Theatre, London.

1890 Never More

Written by Leno based on his early life touring.

1890 Her Mother's at the Bottom of It All

Written by Leno and sung in the character of Mr. Pipkins.

1890 The Railway Guard

Composed by George Le Brunn. Leno's second "trade song".

1890 Never-more

Sung as the character Mr. Girkling. Words by Harry King, music by George Le Brunn.

1890 Mother Nature

Performed during the Christmas pantomime Jack and the Beanstalk.

1891 The Shop Walker

Composed by George Le Brunn, words by Walter de Frece, another "trade song".

1891 The Waiter

Trade song, composed by George Le Brunn.

1891 The Grass Widower

Composed by J.H. Woodhouse.

1892 All Through a Little Piece of Bacon

Composed by George Le Brunn.

1892 Chimney On Fire

Composed by George Le Brunn.

1892 The Detective

Composed by George Le Brunn.

1892 The Detective Camera

Composed by George Le Brunn.

1892 The Fasting Man

Composed by George Le Brunn.

1893 The Doctor

Featuring Leno's character Dr. McFabback.

1893 The Recruiting Sergeant

Words by Harry Wright, music by Fred Eplett. Leno performed as the character Sergeant Smirks.

1893 The Midnight March

Performed during the production Little Bo-Peep, Little Red Riding Hood and Hop O' My Thumb.

1894 My Sweet Face

Written and composed by Herbert Darnley for the Christmas pantomime Robinson Crusoe.

1895 Mary Anne's Refused Me

Written by Leno about how to avoid marriage.

1897 Courting The Widow

Written by Leno for his American audiences.

1897 The Horseshoe on the Door

Written by Leno for his American audiences.

1897 The North Pole

Written by Leno for his American audiences.

1897 Our Nineteenth Century Stores

Sung in the style of Leno's inspiration Joseph Grimaldi. Leno dedicated this song to him.

1898 I'll Marry Him

Featuring Leno's character Mrs. Kelly.

1898 The Swimming Instructor

Written by Leno. Later recorded as "The Swimming Master" in 1903.

1898 The Beefeater

Written by Leno. Capitalising on the success of this, Leno recorded "Tower of London" in 1901.

1899 The Diamond Ring

Written by Leno about a manual worker who came into a lot of money. Later recorded in 1903.

c.1899 The Jap

Composed by George Le Brunn.

c.1899 McFarlane's Men

Written by Leno about Scotland.

1899 The Red Poppies

Written by Leno. Later recorded as "Poppies" in 1901.

1899 The Bandit

First performed at the London Pavilion.

1899 The Red Robin

Written by Leno. Later recorded as "The Robin" in 1903.

1900 The Huntsman

The last of his "trade songs", performed at the Empire Theatre, London.

1901 My Wife's Relations

Written by Leno about his family.

1902 The Wasp and the Hardboiled Egg

Written by Leno, performed during Mother Goose in 1903. Inspired by "The Honeysuckle and the Bee" as performed by Ellaline Terriss.

1904 The Widow with Memories of Friday Nights

First performed at the London Pavilion.

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Year Performed

Title

Notes

Description

1876

Pity the Poor Italian Boy

First performed in Ireland under his stage name The Great Little Leno, the Quintessence of Irish Comedians.

Song

1878

Pongo the Monkey

First presented at Pullan's Theatre of Varieties, Brunswick Place, Bradford.

Sketch

1878

Torpedo Bill

Follow up sketch to Pongo the Monkey, first presented at Pullan's Theatre of Varieties, Brunswick Place, Bradford.

Sketch

1881

A Nobleman in Disguise

Performed alongside The Leno Family at the People's Music Hall in Manchester.

Sketch

1882

I'm the Champion Still

First performed at the Scotia Theatre, Glasgow.

Song

1884

Sweet Black Pairs

Performed during the Christmas pantomime Dick Whittington.

Song

1885

Don't Lean Against a House That's Pulled Down

Written by Leno. First performed at the Parthenon Theatre, Liverpool.

Song

1885

Gaffer Goliker

Written by Leno and first performed at Parthenon Theatre, Liverpool.

Song

c.1885

When Rafferty Raffled His Watch

First performed in Leno's London début.

Song

1886

I'm Off to Buy Milk for the Twins

First performed at the Oxford Theatre, London.

Song

1887

It's More Than a Fellow Can Stand

First performed at the Forester's music hall, London.

Song

1886

The Fish Shop

First performed at the Oxford Theatre, London.

Song

1888

Young Men Taken In and Done For

Written and composed by Harry King.

Song

1888

I'll Be Waiting For Him Tonight

Written by Leno.

Song

1888

Has Anyone Seen a Moving Job?

First monologue, written by Leno.

Song

1888

My Old Man

Composed by George Le Brunn, words by Harry King.

Song

1889

The Muffin Man

Written and composed by Harry King. Leno's first "trade song".

Song

1889

Dear Old Mike

First performed at the Empire Theatre, London.

Song

1890

Never More

Sketch written by Leno based on his early life touring.Leno sung the title song as the character Mr. Girkling. Words by Harry King, music by George Le Brunn.

Sketch

1890

Her Mother's at the Bottom of It All

Written by Leno and sung in the character of Mr. Pipkins.

Song

1890

The Railway Guard

Composed by George Le Brunn. Leno's second "trade song".

Sketch

1890

Mother Nature

Performed during the Christmas pantomime Jack and the Beanstalk.

Song

1891

The Shop Walker

Composed by George Le Brunn, words by Walter de Frece, another "trade song".

Sketch

1891

The Waiter

Trade song, composed by George Le Brunn.

Sketch

1891

The Grass Widower

Composed by J.H. Woodhouse.

Sketch

1892

All Through a Little Piece of Bacon

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Song

1892

Chimney On Fire

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Song

1892

The Detective

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Sketch

1892

The Detective Camera

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Song

1892

The Fasting Man

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Song

1893

The Doctor

Featuring Leno's character Dr. McFabback.

Sketch

1893

The Recruiting Sergeant

Words by Harry Wright, music by Fred Eplett. Leno performed as the character Sergeant Smirks.

Sketch

1893

The Midnight March

Performed during the production Little Bo-Peep, Little Red Riding Hood and Hop O' My Thumb.

Song

1894

My Sweet Face

Written and composed by Herbert Darnley for the Christmas pantomime Robinson Crusoe.

Song

1895

Mary Anne's Refused Me

Written by Leno about how to avoid marriage.

Sketch

1897

Courting The Widow

Written by Leno for his American audiences.

Song

1897

The Horseshoe on the Door

Written by Leno for his American audiences.

Song

1897

The North Pole

Written by Leno for his American audiences.

Song

1897

Our Nineteenth Century Stores

Sung in the style of Leno's inspiration Joseph Grimaldi. Leno dedicated this song to him.

Song

1898

I'll Marry Him

Featuring Leno's character Mrs. Kelly.

Song

1898

The Swimming Instructor

Written by Leno. Later recorded as "The Swimming Master" in 1903.

Song

1898

The Beefeater

Written by Leno. Capitalising on the success of this, Leno recorded "Tower of London" in 1901.

Sketch

1899

The Diamond Ring

Written by Leno about a manual worker who came into a lot of money. Later recorded in 1903.

Song

c.1899

The Jap

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Sketch

c.1899

McFarlane's Men

Written by Leno about Scotland.

Song

1899

The Red Poppies

Written by Leno. Later recorded as "Poppies" in 1901.

Sketch

1899

The Bandit

First performed at the London Pavilion.

Song

1899

The Red Robin

Written by Leno. Later recorded as "The Robin" in 1903.

Monologue

1900

The Huntsman

The last of his "trade songs", performed at the Empire Theatre, London.

Sketch

1901

My Wife's Relations

Written by Leno about his family.

Monologue

1902

The Wasp and the Hardboiled Egg

Written by Leno, performed during Mother Goose in 1903. Inspired by "The Honeysuckle and the Bee" as performed by Ellaline Terriss.

Song

1904

The Widow with Memories of Friday Nights

First performed at the London Pavilion.

Song

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Title

Notes

Description

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Pity the Poor Italian Boy

First performed in Ireland under his stage name The Great Little Leno, the Quintessence of Irish Comedians.

Song

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Pongo the Monkey

First presented at Pullan's Theatre of Varieties, Brunswick Place, Bradford.

Sketch

{{sort|1878|1878}}

Torpedo Bill

Follow up sketch to Pongo the Monkey, first presented at Pullan's Theatre of Varieties, Brunswick Place, Bradford.

Sketch

{{sort|1881|1881}}

A Nobleman in Disguise

Performed alongside The Leno Family at the People's Music Hall in Manchester.

Sketch

{{sort|1882|1882}}

I'm the Champion Still

First performed at the Scotia Theatre, Glasgow.

Song

{{sort|1884|1884}}

Sweet Black Pairs

Performed during the Christmas pantomime Dick Whittington.

Song

{{sort|1885|1885}}

Don't Lean Against a House That's Pulled Down

Written by Leno. First performed at the Parthenon Theatre, Liverpool.

Song

{{sort|1885|1885}}

Gaffer Goliker

Written by Leno and first performed at Parthenon Theatre, Liverpool.

Song

{{sort|1885|c.1885}}

When Rafferty Raffled His Watch

First performed in Leno's London debut.

Song

{{sort|1886|1886}}

I'm Off to Buy Milk for the Twins

First performed at the Oxford Theatre, London.

Song

{{sort|1887|1887}}

It's More Than a Fellow Can Stand

First performed at the Forester's music hall, London.

Song

{{sort|1886|1886}}

The Fish Shop

First performed at the Oxford Theatre, London.

Song

{{sort|1888|1888}}

Young Men Taken In and Done For

Written and composed by Harry King.

Song

{{sort|1888|1888}}

I'll Be Waiting For Him Tonight

Written by Leno.

Song

{{sort|1888|1888}}

Has Anyone Seen a Moving Job?

First monologue, written by Leno.

Song

{{sort|1888|1888}}

My Old Man

Composed by George Le Brunn, words by Harry King.

Song

{{sort|1889|1889}}

The Muffin Man

Written and composed by Harry King. Leno's first "trade song".

Song

{{sort|1889|1889}}

Dear Old Mike

First performed at the Empire Theatre, London.

Song

{{sort|1890|1890}}

Never More

Sketch written by Leno based on his early life touring.Leno sung the title song as the character Mr. Girkling. Words by Harry King, music by George Le Brunn.

Sketch

{{sort|1890|1890}}

Her Mother's at the Bottom of It All

Written by Leno and sung in the character of Mr. Pipkins.

Song

{{sort|1890|1890}}

The Railway Guard

Composed by George Le Brunn. Leno's second "trade song".

Sketch

{{sort|1890|1890}}

Mother Nature

Performed during the Christmas pantomime Jack and the Beanstalk.

Song

{{sort|1891|1891}}

The Shop Walker

Composed by George Le Brunn, words by Walter de Frece, another "trade song".

Sketch

{{sort|1891|1891}}

The Waiter

Trade song, composed by George Le Brunn.

Sketch

{{sort|1891|1891}}

The Grass Widower

Composed by J.H. Woodhouse.

Sketch

{{sort|1892|1892}}

All Through a Little Piece of Bacon

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Song

{{sort|1892|1892}}

Chimney On Fire

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Song

{{sort|1892|1892}}

The Detective

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Sketch

{{sort|1892|1892}}

The Detective Camera

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Song

{{sort|1892|1892}}

The Fasting Man

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Song

{{sort|1893|1893}}

The Doctor

Featuring Leno's character Dr. McFabback.

Sketch

{{sort|1893|1893}}

The Recruiting Sergeant

Words by Harry Wright, music by Fred Eplett. Leno performed as the character Sergeant Smirks.

Sketch

{{sort|1893|1893}}

The Midnight March

Performed during the production Little Bo-Peep, Little Red Riding Hood and Hop O' My Thumb.

Song

{{sort|1893|1893}}

My Sweet Face

Written and composed by Herbert Darnley for the Christmas pantomime Robinson Crusoe.

Song

{{sort|1895|1895}}

Mary Anne's Refused Me

Written by Leno about how to avoid marriage.

Sketch

{{sort|1897|1897}}

Courting The Widow

Written by Leno for his American audiences.

Song

{{sort|1897|1897}}

The Horseshoe on the Door

Written by Leno for his American audiences.

Song

{{sort|1897|1897}}

The North Pole

Written by Leno for his American audiences.

Song

{{sort|1897|1897}}

Our Nineteenth Century Stores

Sung in the style of Leno's inspiration Joseph Grimaldi. Leno dedicated this song to him.

Song

{{sort|1898|1898}}

I'll Marry Him

Featuring Leno's character Mrs. Kelly.

Song

{{sort|1898|1898}}

The Swimming Instructor

Written by Leno. Later recorded as "The Swimming Master" in 1903.

Song

{{sort|1898|1898}}

The Beefeater

Written by Leno. Capitalising on the success of this, Leno recorded "Tower of London" in 1901.

Sketch

{{sort|1899|1899}}

The Diamond Ring

Written by Leno about a manual worker who came into a lot of money. Later recorded in 1903.

Song

{{sort|1899|c.1899}}

The Jap

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Sketch

{{sort|1899|c.1899}}

McFarlane's Men

Written by Leno about Scotland.

Song

{{sort|1899|1899}}

The Red Poppies

Written by Leno. Later recorded as "Poppies" in 1901.

Sketch

{{sort|1899|1899}}

The Bandit

First performed at the London Pavilion.

Song

{{sort|1899|1899}}

The Red Robin

Written by Leno. Later recorded as "The Robin" in 1903.

Monologue

{{sort|1900|1900}}

The Huntsman

The last of his "trade songs", performed at the Empire Theatre, London.

Sketch

{{sort|1901|1901}}

My Wife's Relations

Written by Leno about his family.

Monologue

{{sort|1902|1902}}

The Wasp and the Hardboiled Egg

Written by Leno, performed during Mother Goose in 1903. Inspired by "The Honeysuckle and the Bee" as performed by Ellaline Terriss.

Song

{{sort|1904|1904}}

The Widow with Memories of Friday Nights

First performed at the London Pavilion.

Song

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Year performed

Title

Notes

Description

{{sort|1876|1876}}

"Pity the Poor Italian Boy"

First performed in Ireland under his stage name The Great Little Leno, the Quintessence of Irish Comedians.

Song

{{sort|1878|1878}}

"Pongo the Monkey"

First presented at Pullan's Theatre of Varieties, Brunswick Place, Bradford.

Sketch

{{sort|1878|1878}}

"Torpedo Bill"

Follow up sketch to Pongo the Monkey, first presented at Pullan's Theatre of Varieties, Brunswick Place, Bradford.

Sketch

{{sort|1881|1881}}

{{sort|"Nobleman in Disguise"|"A Nobleman in Disguise"}}

Performed alongside The Leno Family at the People's Music Hall in Manchester.

Sketch

{{sort|1882|1882}}

"I'm the Champion Still"

First performed at the Scotia Theatre, Glasgow.

Song

{{sort|1884|1884}}

"Sweet Black Pairs"

Performed during the Christmas pantomime Dick Whittington.

Song

{{sort|1885|1885}}

"Don't Lean Against a House that's Pulled Down"

Written by Leno. First performed at the Parthenon Theatre, Liverpool.

Song

{{sort|1885|1885}}

"Gaffer Goliker"

Written by Leno and first performed at Parthenon Theatre, Liverpool.

Song

{{sort|1885|c.1885}}

"When Rafferty Raffled His Watch"

First performed in Leno's London debut.

Song

{{sort|1886|1886}}

"I'm Off to Buy Milk for the Twins"

First performed at the Oxford Theatre, London.

Song

{{sort|1887|1887}}

"It's More Than a Fellow Can Stand"

First performed at the Forester's music hall, London.

Song

{{sort|1886|1886}}

{{sort|"Fish Shop"|"The Fish Shop"}}

First performed at the Oxford Theatre, London.

Song

{{sort|1888|1888}}

"Young Men Taken In and Done For"

Written and composed by Harry King.

Song

{{sort|1888|1888}}

"I'll Be Waiting for Him Tonight"

Written by Leno.

Song

{{sort|1888|1888}}

"Has Anyone Seen a Moving Job?"

First monologue, written by Leno.

Song

{{sort|1888|1888}}

"My Old Man"

Composed by George Le Brunn, words by Harry King.

Song

{{sort|1889|1889}}

{{sort|"Muffin Man"|"The Muffin Man"}}

Written and composed by Harry King. Leno's first "trade song".

Song

{{sort|1889|1889}}

"Dear Old Mike"

First performed at the Empire Theatre, London.

Song

{{sort|1890|1890}}

"Never More"

Sketch written by Leno based on his early life touring.Leno sung the title song as the character Mr. Girkling. Words by Harry King, music by George Le Brunn.

Sketch

{{sort|1890|1890}}

"Her Mother's at the Bottom of It All"

Written by Leno and sung in the character of Mr. Pipkins.

Song

{{sort|1890|1890}}

{{sort|"Railway Guard"|"The Railway Guard"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn. Leno's second "trade song".

Sketch

{{sort|1890|1890}}

"Mother Nature"

Performed during the Christmas pantomime Jack and the Beanstalk.

Song

{{sort|1891|1891}}

{{sort|"Shop Walker"|"The Shop Walker"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn, words by Walter de Frece, another "trade song".

Sketch

{{sort|1891|1891}}

{{sort|"Waiter"|"The Waiter"}}

Trade song, composed by George Le Brunn.

Sketch

{{sort|1891|1891}}

{{sort|"Grass Widower"|"The Grass Widower"}}

Composed by J.H. Woodhouse.

Sketch

{{sort|1892|1892}}

"All Through a Little Piece of Bacon"

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Song

{{sort|1892|1892}}

"Chimney on Fire"

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Song

{{sort|1892|1892}}

{{sort|"Detective"|"The Detective"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Sketch

{{sort|1892|1892}}

{{sort|"Detective Camera"|"The Detective Camera"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Song

{{sort|1892|1892}}

{{sort|"Fasting Man"|"The Fasting Man"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Song

{{sort|1893|1893}}

{{sort|"Doctor"|"The Doctor"}}

Featuring Leno's character Dr. McFabback.

Sketch

{{sort|1893|1893}}

{{sort|"Recruiting Sergeant"|"The Recruiting Sergeant"}}

Words by Harry Wright, music by Fred Eplett. Leno performed as the character Sergeant Smirks.

Sketch

{{sort|1893|1893}}

{{sort|"Midnight March"|"The Midnight March"}}

Performed during the production Little Bo-Peep, Little Red Riding Hood and Hop O' My Thumb.

Song

{{sort|1893|1893}}

"My Sweet Face"

Written and composed by Herbert Darnley for the Christmas pantomime Robinson Crusoe.

Song

{{sort|1895|1895}}

"Mary Anne's Refused Me"

Written by Leno about how to avoid marriage.

Sketch

{{sort|1897|1897}}

"Courting the Widow"

Written by Leno for his American audiences.

Song

{{sort|1897|1897}}

{{sort|"Horseshoe on the Door"|"The Horseshoe on the Door"}}

Written by Leno for his American audiences.

Song

{{sort|1897|1897}}

{{sort|"North Pole"|"The North Pole"}}

Written by Leno for his American audiences.

Song

{{sort|1897|1897}}

"Our Nineteenth Century Stores"

Sung in the style of Leno's inspiration Joseph Grimaldi. Leno dedicated this song to him.

Song

{{sort|1898|1898}}

"I'll Marry Him"

Featuring Leno's character Mrs. Kelly.

Song

{{sort|1898|1898}}

{{sort|"Swimming Instructor"|"The Swimming Instructor"}}

Written by Leno. Later recorded as "The Swimming Master" in 1903.

Song

{{sort|1898|1898}}

{{sort|"Beefeater"|"The Beefeater"}}

Written by Leno. Capitalising on the success of this, Leno recorded "Tower of London" in 1901.

Sketch

{{sort|1899|1899}}

{{sort|"Diamond Ring"|"The Diamond Ring"}}

Written by Leno about a manual worker who came into a lot of money. Later recorded in 1903.

Song

{{sort|1899|c.1899}}

{{sort|"Jap"|"The Jap"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Sketch

{{sort|1899|c.1899}}

"McFarlane's Men"

Written by Leno about Scotland.

Song

{{sort|1899|1899}}

{{sort|"Red Poppies"|"The Red Poppies"}}

Written by Leno. Later recorded as "Poppies" in 1901.

Sketch

{{sort|1899|1899}}

{{sort|"Bandit"|"The Bandit"}}

First performed at the London Pavilion.

Song

{{sort|1899|1899}}

{{sort|"Red Robin"|"The Red Robin"}}

Written by Leno. Later recorded as "The Robin" in 1903.

Monologue

{{sort|1900|1900}}

{{sort|"Huntsman"|"The Huntsman"}}

The last of his "trade songs", performed at the Empire Theatre, London.

Sketch

{{sort|1901|1901}}

"My Wife's Relations"

Written by Leno about his family.

Monologue

{{sort|1902|1902}}

{{sort|"Wasp and the Hardboiled Egg"|"The Wasp and the Hardboiled Egg"}}

Written by Leno, performed during Mother Goose in 1903. Inspired by "The Honeysuckle and the Bee" as performed by Ellaline Terriss.

Song

{{sort|1904|1904}}

{{sort|"Widow with Memories of Friday Nights"|"The Widow with Memories of Friday Nights"}}

First performed at the London Pavilion.

Song

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Year performed

Title

Notes

Description

{{sort|1876|1876}}

"Pity the Poor Italian Boy"

First performed in Ireland under his stage name The Great Little Leno, the Quintessence of Irish Comedians.

Song

{{sort|1878|1878}}

"Pongo the Monkey"

First presented at Pullan's Theatre of Varieties, Brunswick Place, Bradford.

Sketch

{{sort|1878|1878}}

"Torpedo Bill"

Follow up sketch to Pongo the Monkey, first presented at Pullan's Theatre of Varieties, Brunswick Place, Bradford.

Sketch

{{sort|1881|1881}}

{{sort|"Nobleman in Disguise"|"A Nobleman in Disguise"}}

Performed alongside The Leno Family at the People's Music Hall in Manchester.

Sketch

{{sort|1882|1882}}

"I'm the Champion Still"

First performed at the Scotia Theatre, Glasgow.

Song

{{sort|1884|1884}}

"Sweet Black Pairs"

Performed during the Christmas pantomime Dick Whittington.

Song

{{sort|1885|1885}}

"Don't Lean Against a House that's Pulled Down"

Written by Leno. First performed at the Parthenon Theatre, Liverpool.

Song

{{sort|1885|1885}}

"Gaffer Goliker"

Written by Leno and first performed at Parthenon Theatre, Liverpool.

Song

{{sort|1885|c.1885}}

"When Rafferty Raffled His Watch"

First performed in Leno's London debut.

Song

{{sort|1886|1886}}

"I'm Off to Buy Milk for the Twins"

First performed at the Oxford Theatre, London.

Song

{{sort|1887|1887}}

"It's More Than a Fellow Can Stand"

First performed at the Forester's music hall, London.

Song

{{sort|1886|1886}}

{{sort|"Fish Shop"|"The Fish Shop"}}

First performed at the Oxford Theatre, London.

Song

{{sort|1888|1888}}

"Young Men Taken In and Done For"

Written and composed by Harry King.

Song

{{sort|1888|1888}}

"I'll Be Waiting for Him Tonight"

Written by Leno.

Song

{{sort|1888|1888}}

"Has Anyone Seen a Moving Job?"

First monologue, written by Leno.

Song

{{sort|1888|1888}}

"My Old Man"

Composed by George Le Brunn, words by Harry King.

Song

{{sort|1889|1889}}

{{sort|"Muffin Man"|"The Muffin Man"}}

Written and composed by Harry King. Leno's first "trade song".

Song

{{sort|1889|1889}}

"Dear Old Mike"

First performed at the Empire Theatre, London.

Song

{{sort|1890|1890}}

"Never More"

Sketch written by Leno based on his early life touring.Leno sung the title song as the character Mr. Girkling. Words by Harry King, music by George Le Brunn.

Sketch

{{sort|1890|1890}}

"Her Mother's at the Bottom of It All"

Written by Leno and sung in the character of Mr. Pipkins.

Song

{{sort|1890|1890}}

{{sort|"Railway Guard"|"The Railway Guard"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn. Leno's second "trade song".

Sketch

{{sort|1890|1890}}

"Mother Nature"

Performed during the Christmas pantomime Jack and the Beanstalk.

Song

{{sort|1891|1891}}

{{sort|"Shop Walker"|"The Shop Walker"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn, words by Walter de Frece, another "trade song".

Sketch

{{sort|1891|1891}}

{{sort|"Waiter"|"The Waiter"}}

Trade song, composed by George Le Brunn.

Sketch

{{sort|1891|1891}}

{{sort|"Grass Widower"|"The Grass Widower"}}

Composed by J.H. Woodhouse.

Sketch

{{sort|1892|1892}}

"All Through a Little Piece of Bacon"

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Song

{{sort|1892|1892}}

"Chimney on Fire"

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Song

{{sort|1892|1892}}

{{sort|"Detective"|"The Detective"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Sketch

{{sort|1892|1892}}

{{sort|"Detective Camera"|"The Detective Camera"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Song

{{sort|1892|1892}}

{{sort|"Fasting Man"|"The Fasting Man"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Song

{{sort|1893|1893}}

{{sort|"Doctor"|"The Doctor"}}

Featuring Leno's character Dr. McFabback.

Sketch

{{sort|1893|1893}}

{{sort|"Recruiting Sergeant"|"The Recruiting Sergeant"}}

Words by Harry Wright, music by Fred Eplett. Leno performed as the character Sergeant Smirks.

Sketch

{{sort|1893|1893}}

{{sort|"Midnight March"|"The Midnight March"}}

Performed during the production Little Bo-Peep, Little Red Riding Hood and Hop O' My Thumb.

Song

{{sort|1893|1893}}

"My Sweet Face"

Written and composed by Herbert Darnley for the Christmas pantomime Robinson Crusoe.

Song

{{sort|1895|1895}}

"Mary Anne's Refused Me"

Written by Leno about how to avoid marriage.

Sketch

{{sort|1897|1897}}

"Courting the Widow"

Written by Leno for his American audiences.

Song

{{sort|1897|1897}}

{{sort|"Horseshoe on the Door"|"The Horseshoe on the Door"}}

Written by Leno for his American audiences.

Song

{{sort|1897|1897}}

{{sort|"North Pole"|"The North Pole"}}

Written by Leno for his American audiences.

Song

{{sort|1897|1897}}

"Our Nineteenth Century Stores"

Sung in the style of Leno's inspiration Joseph Grimaldi. Leno dedicated this song to him.

Song

{{sort|1898|1898}}

"I'll Marry Him"

Featuring Leno's character Mrs. Kelly.

Song

{{sort|1898|1898}}

{{sort|"Swimming Instructor"|"The Swimming Instructor"}}

Written by Leno. Later recorded as "The Swimming Master" in 1903.

Song

{{sort|1898|1898}}

{{sort|"Beefeater"|"The Beefeater"}}

Written by Leno. Capitalising on the success of this, Leno recorded "Tower of London" in 1901.

Sketch

{{sort|1899|1899}}

{{sort|"Diamond Ring"|"The Diamond Ring"}}

Written by Leno about a manual worker who came into a lot of money. Later recorded in 1903.

Song

{{sort|1899|c.1899}}

{{sort|"Jap"|"The Jap"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Sketch

{{sort|1899|c.1899}}

"McFarlane's Men"

Written by Leno about Scotland.

Song

{{sort|1899|1899}}

{{sort|"Red Poppies"|"The Red Poppies"}}

Written by Leno. Later recorded as "Poppies" in 1901.

Sketch

{{sort|1899|1899}}

{{sort|"Bandit"|"The Bandit"}}

First performed at the London Pavilion.

Song

{{sort|1899|1899}}

{{sort|"Red Robin"|"The Red Robin"}}

Written by Leno. Later recorded as "The Robin" in 1903.

Monologue

{{sort|1900|1900}}

{{sort|"Huntsman"|"The Huntsman"}}

The last of his "trade songs", performed at the Empire Theatre, London.

Sketch

{{sort|1901|1901}}

"My Wife's Relations"

Written by Leno about his family.

Monologue

{{sort|1902|1902}}

{{sort|"Wasp and the Hardboiled Egg"|"The Wasp and the Hardboiled Egg"}}

Written by Leno, performed during Mother Goose in 1903. Inspired by "The Honeysuckle and the Bee" as performed by Ellaline Terriss.

Song

{{sort|1904|1904}}

{{sort|"Widow with Memories of Friday Nights"|"The Widow with Memories of Friday Nights"}}

First performed at the London Pavilion.

Song

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Year performed

Title

Notes

Description

{{sort|1876|1876}}

"Pity the Poor Italian Boy"

First performed in Ireland under his stage name The Great Little Leno, the Quintessence of Irish Comedians.

Song

{{sort|1878|1878}}

"Pongo the Monkey"

First presented at Pullan's Theatre of Varieties, Brunswick Place, Bradford.

Sketch

{{sort|1878|1878}}

"Torpedo Bill"

Follow up sketch to Pongo the Monkey, first presented at Pullan's Theatre of Varieties, Brunswick Place, Bradford.

Sketch

{{sort|1881|1881}}

{{sort|"Nobleman in Disguise"|"A Nobleman in Disguise"}}

Performed alongside The Leno Family at the People's Music Hall in Manchester.

Sketch

{{sort|1882|1882}}

"I'm the Champion Still"

First performed at the Scotia Theatre, Glasgow.

Song

{{sort|1884|1884}}

"Sweet Black Pairs"

Performed during the Christmas pantomime Dick Whittington.

Song

{{sort|1885|1885}}

"Don't Lean Against a House that's Pulled Down"

Written by Leno. First performed at the Parthenon Theatre, Liverpool.

Song

{{sort|1885|1885}}

"Gaffer Goliker"

Written by Leno and first performed at Parthenon Theatre, Liverpool.

Song

{{sort|1885|c.1885}}

"When Rafferty Raffled His Watch"

First performed in Leno's London debut.

Song

{{sort|1886|1886}}

"I'm Off to Buy Milk for the Twins"

First performed at the Oxford Theatre, London.

Song

{{sort|1887|1887}}

"It's More Than a Fellow Can Stand"

First performed at the Forester's music hall, London.

Song

{{sort|1886|1886}}

{{sort|"Fish Shop"|"The Fish Shop"}}

First performed at the Oxford Theatre, London.

Song

{{sort|1888|1888}}

"Young Men Taken In and Done For"

Written and composed by Harry King.

Song

{{sort|1888|1888}}

"I'll Be Waiting for Him Tonight"

Written by Leno.

Song

{{sort|1888|1888}}

"Has Anyone Seen a Moving Job?"

First monologue, written by Leno.

Song

{{sort|1888|1888}}

"My Old Man"

Composed by George Le Brunn, words by Harry King.

Song

{{sort|1889|1889}}

{{sort|"Muffin Man"|"The Muffin Man"}}

Written and composed by Harry King. Leno's first "trade song".

Song

{{sort|1889|1889}}

"Dear Old Mike"

First performed at the Empire Theatre, London.

Song

{{sort|1890|1890}}

"Never More"

Sketch written by Leno based on his early life touring. Leno sung the title song as the character Mr. Girkling. Words by Harry King, music by George Le Brunn.

Sketch

{{sort|1890|1890}}

"Her Mother's at the Bottom of It All"

Written by Leno and sung in the character of Mr. Pipkins.

Song

{{sort|1890|1890}}

{{sort|"Railway Guard"|"The Railway Guard"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn. Leno's second "trade song".

Sketch

{{sort|1890|1890}}

"Mother Nature"

Performed during the Christmas pantomime Jack and the Beanstalk.

Song

{{sort|1891|1891}}

{{sort|"Shop Walker"|"The Shop Walker"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn, words by Walter de Frece, another "trade song".

Sketch

{{sort|1891|1891}}

{{sort|"Waiter"|"The Waiter"}}

Trade song, composed by George Le Brunn.

Sketch

{{sort|1891|1891}}

{{sort|"Grass Widower"|"The Grass Widower"}}

Composed by J.H. Woodhouse.

Sketch

{{sort|1892|1892}}

"All Through a Little Piece of Bacon"

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Song

{{sort|1892|1892}}

"Chimney on Fire"

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Song

{{sort|1892|1892}}

{{sort|"Detective"|"The Detective"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Sketch

{{sort|1892|1892}}

{{sort|"Detective Camera"|"The Detective Camera"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Song

{{sort|1892|1892}}

{{sort|"Fasting Man"|"The Fasting Man"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Song

{{sort|1893|1893}}

{{sort|"Doctor"|"The Doctor"}}

Featuring Leno's character Dr. McFabback.

Sketch

{{sort|1893|1893}}

{{sort|"Recruiting Sergeant"|"The Recruiting Sergeant"}}

Words by Harry Wright, music by Fred Eplett. Leno performed as the character Sergeant Smirks.

Sketch

{{sort|1893|1893}}

{{sort|"Midnight March"|"The Midnight March"}}

Performed during the production Little Bo-Peep, Little Red Riding Hood and Hop O' My Thumb.

Song

{{sort|1893|1893}}

"My Sweet Face"

Written and composed by Herbert Darnley for the Christmas pantomime Robinson Crusoe.

Song

{{sort|1895|1895}}

"Mary Anne's Refused Me"

Written by Leno about how to avoid marriage.

Sketch

{{sort|1897|1897}}

"Courting the Widow"

Written by Leno for his American audiences.

Song

{{sort|1897|1897}}

{{sort|"Horseshoe on the Door"|"The Horseshoe on the Door"}}

Written by Leno for his American audiences.

Song

{{sort|1897|1897}}

{{sort|"North Pole"|"The North Pole"}}

Written by Leno for his American audiences.

Song

{{sort|1897|1897}}

"Our Nineteenth Century Stores"

Sung in the style of Leno's inspiration Joseph Grimaldi. Leno dedicated this song to him.

Song

{{sort|1898|1898}}

"I'll Marry Him"

Featuring Leno's character Mrs. Kelly.

Song

{{sort|1898|1898}}

{{sort|"Swimming Instructor"|"The Swimming Instructor"}}

Written by Leno. Later recorded as "The Swimming Master" in 1903.

Song

{{sort|1898|1898}}

{{sort|"Beefeater"|"The Beefeater"}}

Written by Leno. Capitalising on the success of this, Leno recorded "Tower of London" in 1901.

Sketch

{{sort|1899|1899}}

{{sort|"Diamond Ring"|"The Diamond Ring"}}

Written by Leno about a manual worker who came into a lot of money. Later recorded in 1903.

Song

{{sort|1899|c.1899}}

{{sort|"Jap"|"The Jap"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Sketch

{{sort|1899|c.1899}}

"McFarlane's Men"

Written by Leno about Scotland.

Song

{{sort|1899|1899}}

{{sort|"Red Poppies"|"The Red Poppies"}}

Written by Leno. Later recorded as "Poppies" in 1901.

Sketch

{{sort|1899|1899}}

{{sort|"Bandit"|"The Bandit"}}

First performed at the London Pavilion.

Song

{{sort|1899|1899}}

{{sort|"Red Robin"|"The Red Robin"}}

Written by Leno. Later recorded as "The Robin" in 1903.

Monologue

{{sort|1900|1900}}

{{sort|"Huntsman"|"The Huntsman"}}

The last of his "trade songs", performed at the Empire Theatre, London.

Sketch

{{sort|1901|1901}}

"My Wife's Relations"

Written by Leno about his family.

Monologue

{{sort|1902|1902}}

{{sort|"Wasp and the Hardboiled Egg"|"The Wasp and the Hardboiled Egg"}}

Written by Leno, performed during Mother Goose in 1903. Inspired by "The Honeysuckle and the Bee" as performed by Ellaline Terriss.

Song

{{sort|1904|1904}}

{{sort|"Widow with Memories of Friday Nights"|"The Widow with Memories of Friday Nights"}}

First performed at the London Pavilion.

Song


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Year performed

Title

Notes

Description

{{sort|1876|1876}}

"Pity the Poor Italian Boy"

First performed in Ireland under his stage name The Great Little Leno, the Quintessence of Irish Comedians.

Song

{{sort|1878|1878}}

"Pongo the Monkey"

First presented at Pullan's Theatre of Varieties, Brunswick Place, Bradford.

Sketch

{{sort|1878|1878}}

"Torpedo Bill"

Follow up sketch to Pongo the Monkey, first presented at Pullan's Theatre of Varieties, Brunswick Place, Bradford.

Sketch

{{sort|1881|1881}}

{{sort|"Nobleman in Disguise"|"A Nobleman in Disguise"}}

Performed alongside The Leno Family at the People's Music Hall in Manchester.

Sketch

{{sort|1882|1882}}

"I'm the Champion Still"

First performed at the Scotia Theatre, Glasgow.

Song

{{sort|1884|1884}}

"Sweet Black Pairs"

Performed during the Christmas pantomime Dick Whittington.

Song

{{sort|1885|1885}}

"Don't Lean Against a House that's Pulled Down"

Written by Leno. First performed at the Parthenon Theatre, Liverpool.

Song

{{sort|1885|1885}}

"Gaffer Goliker"

Written by Leno and first performed at Parthenon Theatre, Liverpool.

Song

{{sort|1885|c.1885}}

"When Rafferty Raffled His Watch"

First performed in Leno's London debut.

Song

{{sort|1886|1886}}

"I'm Off to Buy Milk for the Twins"

First performed at the Oxford Theatre, London.

Song

{{sort|1887|1887}}

"It's More Than a Fellow Can Stand"

First performed at the Forester's music hall, London.

Song

{{sort|1886|1886}}

{{sort|"Fish Shop"|"The Fish Shop"}}

First performed at the Oxford Theatre, London.

Song

{{sort|1888|1888}}

"Young Men Taken In and Done For"

Written and composed by Harry King.

Song

{{sort|1888|1888}}

"I'll Be Waiting for Him Tonight"

Written by Leno.

Song

{{sort|1888|1888}}

"Has Anyone Seen a Moving Job?"

First monologue, written by Leno.

Song

{{sort|1888|1888}}

"My Old Man"

Composed by George Le Brunn, words by Harry King.

Song

{{sort|1889|1889}}

{{sort|"Muffin Man"|"The Muffin Man"}}

Written and composed by Harry King. Leno's first "trade song".

Song

{{sort|1889|1889}}

"Dear Old Mike"

First performed at the Empire Theatre, London.

Song

{{sort|1890|1890}}

"Never More"

Sketch written by Leno based on his early life touring. Leno sung the title song as the character Mr. Girkling. Words by Harry King, music by George Le Brunn.

Sketch

{{sort|1890|1890}}

"Her Mother's at the Bottom of It All"

Written by Leno and sung in the character of Mr. Pipkins.

Song

{{sort|1890|1890}}

{{sort|"Railway Guard"|"The Railway Guard"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn. Leno's second "trade song".

Sketch

{{sort|1890|1890}}

"Mother Nature"

Performed during the Christmas pantomime Jack and the Beanstalk.

Song

{{sort|1891|1891}}

{{sort|"Shop Walker"|"The Shop Walker"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn, words by Walter de Frece, another "trade song".

Sketch

{{sort|1891|1891}}

{{sort|"Waiter"|"The Waiter"}}

Trade song, composed by George Le Brunn.

Sketch

{{sort|1891|1891}}

{{sort|"Grass Widower"|"The Grass Widower"}}

Composed by J.H. Woodhouse.

Sketch

{{sort|1892|1892}}

"All Through a Little Piece of Bacon"

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Song

{{sort|1892|1892}}

"Chimney on Fire"

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Song

{{sort|1892|1892}}

{{sort|"Detective"|"The Detective"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Sketch

{{sort|1892|1892}}

{{sort|"Detective Camera"|"The Detective Camera"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Song

{{sort|1892|1892}}

{{sort|"Fasting Man"|"The Fasting Man"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Song

{{sort|1893|1893}}

{{sort|"Doctor"|"The Doctor"}}

Featuring Leno's character Dr. McFabback.

Sketch

{{sort|1893|1893}}

{{sort|"Recruiting Sergeant"|"The Recruiting Sergeant"}}

Words by Harry Wright, music by Fred Eplett. Leno performed as the character Sergeant Smirks.

Sketch

{{sort|1893|1893}}

{{sort|"Midnight March"|"The Midnight March"}}

Performed during the production Little Bo-Peep, Little Red Riding Hood and Hop O' My Thumb.

Song

{{sort|1893|1893}}

"My Sweet Face"

Written and composed by Herbert Darnley for the Christmas pantomime Robinson Crusoe.

Song

{{sort|1895|1895}}

"Mary Anne's Refused Me"

Written by Leno about how to avoid marriage.

Sketch

{{sort|1897|1897}}

"Courting the Widow"

Written by Leno for his American audiences.

Song

{{sort|1897|1897}}

{{sort|"Horseshoe on the Door"|"The Horseshoe on the Door"}}

Written by Leno for his American audiences.

Song

{{sort|1897|1897}}

{{sort|"North Pole"|"The North Pole"}}

Written by Leno for his American audiences.

Song

{{sort|1897|1897}}

"Our Nineteenth Century Stores"

Sung in the style of Leno's inspiration Joseph Grimaldi. Leno dedicated this song to him.

Song

{{sort|1898|1898}}

"I'll Marry Him"

Featuring Leno's character Mrs. Kelly.

Song

{{sort|1898|1898}}

{{sort|"Swimming Instructor"|"The Swimming Instructor"}}

Written by Leno. Later recorded as "The Swimming Master" in 1903.

Song

{{sort|1898|1898}}

{{sort|"Beefeater"|"The Beefeater"}}

Written by Leno. Capitalising on the success of this, Leno recorded "Tower of London" in 1901.

Sketch

{{sort|1899|1899}}

{{sort|"Diamond Ring"|"The Diamond Ring"}}

Written by Leno about a manual worker who came into a lot of money. Later recorded in 1903.

Song

{{sort|1899|c.1899}}

{{sort|"Jap"|"The Jap"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Sketch

{{sort|1899|c.1899}}

"McFarlane's Men"

Written by Leno about Scotland.

Song

{{sort|1899|1899}}

{{sort|"Red Poppies"|"The Red Poppies"}}

Written by Leno. Later recorded as "Poppies" in 1901.

Sketch

{{sort|1899|1899}}

{{sort|"Bandit"|"The Bandit"}}

First performed at the London Pavilion.

Song

{{sort|1899|1899}}

{{sort|"Red Robin"|"The Red Robin"}}

Written by Leno. Later recorded as "The Robin" in 1903.

Monologue

{{sort|1899|1899}}

{{sort|"Funny Little Nigger"|"The Funny Little Nigger"}}

Performed on a single occasion at the London Pavilion as part of the Doo-da-Day Minstrels; an act comprising of Johnny Danvers, Herbert Campbell, Bransby Williams, Joe Elvin, Eugene Stratton, Fred McNaughton and Harry Randall.

Song

{{sort|1900|1900}}

{{sort|"Huntsman"|"The Huntsman"}}

The last of his "trade songs", performed at the Empire Theatre, London.

Sketch

{{sort|1901|1901}}

"My Wife's Relations"

Written by Leno about his family.

Monologue

{{sort|1902|1902}}

{{sort|"Wasp and the Hardboiled Egg"|"The Wasp and the Hardboiled Egg"}}

Written by Leno, performed during Mother Goose in 1903. Inspired by "The Honeysuckle and the Bee" as performed by Ellaline Terriss.

Song

{{sort|1904|1904}}

{{sort|"Widow with Memories of Friday Nights"|"The Widow with Memories of Friday Nights"}}

First performed at the London Pavilion.

Song

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Year performed

Title

Notes

Description

{{sort|1876|1876}}

"Pity the Poor Italian Boy"

First performed in Ireland under his stage name The Great Little Leno, the Quintessence of Irish Comedians.

Song

{{sort|1878|1878}}

"Pongo the Monkey"

First presented at Pullan's Theatre of Varieties, Brunswick Place, Bradford.

Sketch

{{sort|1878|1878}}

"Torpedo Bill"

Follow up sketch to Pongo the Monkey, first presented at Pullan's Theatre of Varieties, Brunswick Place, Bradford.

Sketch

{{sort|1881|1881}}

{{sort|"Nobleman in Disguise"|"A Nobleman in Disguise"}}

Performed alongside The Leno Family at the People's Music Hall in Manchester.

Sketch

{{sort|1882|1882}}

"I'm the Champion Still"

First performed at the Scotia Theatre, Glasgow.

Song

{{sort|1884|1884}}

"Sweet Black Pairs"

Performed during the Christmas pantomime Dick Whittington.

Song

{{sort|1885|1885}}

"Don't Lean Against a House that's Pulled Down"

Written by Leno. First performed at the Parthenon Theatre, Liverpool.

Song

{{sort|1885|1885}}

"Gaffer Goliker"

Written by Leno and first performed at Parthenon Theatre, Liverpool.

Song

{{sort|1885|c.1885}}

"When Rafferty Raffled His Watch"

First performed in Leno's London debut.

Song

{{sort|1886|1886}}

"I'm Off to Buy Milk for the Twins"

First performed at the Oxford Theatre, London.

Song

{{sort|1887|1887}}

"It's More Than a Fellow Can Stand"

First performed at the Forester's music hall, London.

Song

{{sort|1886|1886}}

{{sort|"Fish Shop"|"The Fish Shop"}}

First performed at the Oxford Theatre, London.

Song

{{sort|1888|1888}}

"Young Men Taken In and Done For"

Written and composed by Harry King.

Song

{{sort|1888|1888}}

"I'll Be Waiting for Him Tonight"

Written by Leno.

Song

{{sort|1888|1888}}

"Has Anyone Seen a Moving Job?"

First monologue, written by Leno.

Song

{{sort|1888|1888}}

"My Old Man"

Composed by George Le Brunn, words by Harry King.

Song

{{sort|1889|1889}}

{{sort|"Muffin Man"|"The Muffin Man"}}

Written and composed by Harry King. Leno's first "trade song".

Song

{{sort|1889|1889}}

"Dear Old Mike"

First performed at the Empire Theatre, London.

Song

{{sort|1890|1890}}

"Never More"

Sketch written by Leno based on his early life touring. Leno sung the title song as the character Mr. Girkling. Words by Harry King, music by George Le Brunn.

Sketch

{{sort|1890|1890}}

"Her Mother's at the Bottom of It All"

Written by Leno and sung in the character of Mr. Pipkins.

Song

{{sort|1890|1890}}

{{sort|"Railway Guard"|"The Railway Guard"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn. Leno's second "trade song".

Sketch

{{sort|1890|1890}}

"Mother Nature"

Performed during the Christmas pantomime Jack and the Beanstalk.

Song

{{sort|1891|1891}}

{{sort|"Shop Walker"|"The Shop Walker"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn, words by Walter de Frece, another "trade song".

Sketch

{{sort|1891|1891}}

{{sort|"Waiter"|"The Waiter"}}

Trade song, composed by George Le Brunn.

Sketch

{{sort|1891|1891}}

{{sort|"Grass Widower"|"The Grass Widower"}}

Composed by J.H. Woodhouse.

Sketch

{{sort|1892|1892}}

"All Through a Little Piece of Bacon"

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Song

{{sort|1892|1892}}

"Chimney on Fire"

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Song

{{sort|1892|1892}}

{{sort|"Detective"|"The Detective"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Sketch

{{sort|1892|1892}}

{{sort|"Detective Camera"|"The Detective Camera"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Song

{{sort|1892|1892}}

{{sort|"Fasting Man"|"The Fasting Man"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Song

{{sort|1893|1893}}

{{sort|"Doctor"|"The Doctor"}}

Featuring Leno's character Dr. McFabback.

Sketch

{{sort|1893|1893}}

{{sort|"Recruiting Sergeant"|"The Recruiting Sergeant"}}

Words by Harry Wright, music by Fred Eplett. Leno performed as the character Sergeant Smirks.

Sketch

{{sort|1893|1893}}

{{sort|"Midnight March"|"The Midnight March"}}

Performed during the production Little Bo-Peep, Little Red Riding Hood and Hop O' My Thumb.

Song

{{sort|1893|1893}}

"My Sweet Face"

Written and composed by Herbert Darnley for the Christmas pantomime Robinson Crusoe.

Song

{{sort|1895|1895}}

"Mary Anne's Refused Me"

Written by Leno about how to avoid marriage.

Sketch

{{sort|1897|1897}}

"Courting the Widow"

Written by Leno for his American audiences.

Song

{{sort|1897|1897}}

{{sort|"Horseshoe on the Door"|"The Horseshoe on the Door"}}

Written by Leno for his American audiences.

Song

{{sort|1897|1897}}

{{sort|"North Pole"|"The North Pole"}}

Written by Leno for his American audiences.

Song

{{sort|1897|1897}}

"Our Nineteenth Century Stores"

Sung in the style of Leno's inspiration Joseph Grimaldi. Leno dedicated this song to him.

Song

{{sort|1898|1898}}

"I'll Marry Him"

Featuring Leno's character Mrs. Kelly.

Song

{{sort|1898|1898}}

{{sort|"Swimming Instructor"|"The Swimming Instructor"}}

Written by Leno. Later recorded as "The Swimming Master" in 1903.

Song

{{sort|1898|1898}}

{{sort|"Beefeater"|"The Beefeater"}}

Written by Leno. Capitalising on the success of this, Leno recorded "Tower of London" in 1901.

Sketch

{{sort|1899|1899}}

{{sort|"Diamond Ring"|"The Diamond Ring"}}

Written by Leno about a manual worker who came into a lot of money. Later recorded in 1903.

Song

{{sort|1899|c.1899}}

{{sort|"Jap"|"The Jap"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Sketch

{{sort|1899|c.1899}}

"McFarlane's Men"

Written by Leno about Scotland.

Song

{{sort|1899|1899}}

{{sort|"Red Poppies"|"The Red Poppies"}}

Written by Leno. Later recorded as "Poppies" in 1901.

Sketch

{{sort|1899|1899}}

{{sort|"Bandit"|"The Bandit"}}

First performed at the London Pavilion.

Song

{{sort|1899|1899}}

{{sort|"Red Robin"|"The Red Robin"}}

Written by Leno. Later recorded as "The Robin" in 1903.

Monologue

{{sort|1899|1899}}

{{sort|"Funny Little Nigger"|"The Funny Little Nigger"}}

Performed on a single occasion at the London Pavilion as part of the Doo-da-Day Minstrels; an act consisting of Johnny Danvers, Herbert Campbell, Bransby Williams, Joe Elvin, Eugene Stratton, Fred McNaughton and Harry Randall.

Song

{{sort|1900|1900}}

{{sort|"Huntsman"|"The Huntsman"}}

The last of his "trade songs", performed at the Empire Theatre, London.

Sketch

{{sort|1901|1901}}

"My Wife's Relations"

Written by Leno about his family.

Monologue

{{sort|1902|1902}}

{{sort|"Wasp and the Hardboiled Egg"|"The Wasp and the Hardboiled Egg"}}

Written by Leno, performed during Mother Goose in 1903. Inspired by "The Honeysuckle and the Bee" as performed by Ellaline Terriss.

Song

{{sort|1904|1904}}

{{sort|"Widow with Memories of Friday Nights"|"The Widow with Memories of Friday Nights"}}

First performed at the London Pavilion.

Song

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Year performed

Title

Notes

Description

{{sort|1876|1876}}

"Pity the Poor Italian Boy"

First performed in Ireland under his stage name The Great Little Leno, the Quintessence of Irish Comedians.

Song

{{sort|1878|1878}}

"Pongo the Monkey"

First presented at Pullan's Theatre of Varieties, Brunswick Place, Bradford.

Sketch

{{sort|1878|1878}}

"Torpedo Bill"

Follow up sketch to Pongo the Monkey, first presented at Pullan's Theatre of Varieties, Brunswick Place, Bradford.

Sketch

{{sort|1881|1881}}

{{sort|"Nobleman in Disguise"|"A Nobleman in Disguise"}}

Performed alongside The Leno Family at the People's Music Hall in Manchester.

Sketch

{{sort|1882|1882}}

"I'm the Champion Still"

First performed at the Scotia Theatre, Glasgow.

Song

{{sort|1884|1884}}

"Sweet Black Pairs"

Performed during the Christmas pantomime Dick Whittington.

Song

{{sort|1885|1885}}

"Don't Lean Against a House that's Pulled Down"

Written by Leno. First performed at the Parthenon Theatre, Liverpool.

Song

{{sort|1885|1885}}

"Gaffer Goliker"

Written by Leno and first performed at Parthenon Theatre, Liverpool.

Song

{{sort|1885|c.1885}}

"When Rafferty Raffled His Watch"

First performed in Leno's London debut.

Song

{{sort|1886|1886}}

"I'm Off to Buy Milk for the Twins"

First performed at the Oxford Theatre, London.

Song

{{sort|1887|1887}}

"It's More Than a Fellow Can Stand"

First performed at the Forester's music hall, London.

Song

{{sort|1886|1886}}

{{sort|"Fish Shop"|"The Fish Shop"}}

First performed at the Oxford Theatre, London.

Song

{{sort|1888|1888}}

"Young Men Taken In and Done For"

Written and composed by Harry King.

Song

{{sort|1888|1888}}

"I'll Be Waiting for Him Tonight"

Written by Leno.

Song

{{sort|1888|1888}}

"Has Anyone Seen a Moving Job?"

First monologue, written by Leno.

Song

{{sort|1888|1888}}

"My Old Man"

Composed by George Le Brunn, words by Harry King.

Song

{{sort|1889|1889}}

{{sort|"Muffin Man"|"The Muffin Man"}}

Written and composed by Harry King. Leno's first "trade song".

Song

{{sort|1889|1889}}

"Dear Old Mike"

First performed at the Empire Theatre, London.

Song

{{sort|1890|1890}}

"Never More"

Sketch written by Leno based on his early life touring. Leno sung the title song as the character Mr. Girkling. Words by Harry King, music by George Le Brunn.

Sketch

{{sort|1890|1890}}

"Her Mother's at the Bottom of It All"

Written by Leno and sung in the character of Mr. Pipkins.

Song

{{sort|1890|1890}}

{{sort|"Railway Guard"|"The Railway Guard"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn. Leno's second "trade song".

Sketch

{{sort|1890|1890}}

"Mother Nature"

Performed during the Christmas pantomime Jack and the Beanstalk.

Song

{{sort|1891|1891}}

{{sort|"Shop Walker"|"The Shop Walker"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn, words by Walter de Frece, another "trade song".

Sketch

{{sort|1891|1891}}

{{sort|"Waiter"|"The Waiter"}}

Trade song, composed by George Le Brunn.

Sketch

{{sort|1891|1891}}

{{sort|"Grass Widower"|"The Grass Widower"}}

Composed by J.H. Woodhouse.

Sketch

{{sort|1892|1892}}

"All Through a Little Piece of Bacon"

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Song

{{sort|1892|1892}}

"Chimney on Fire"

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Song

{{sort|1892|1892}}

{{sort|"Detective"|"The Detective"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Sketch

{{sort|1892|1892}}

{{sort|"Detective Camera"|"The Detective Camera"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Song

{{sort|1892|1892}}

{{sort|"Fasting Man"|"The Fasting Man"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Song

{{sort|1893|1893}}

{{sort|"Doctor"|"The Doctor"}}

Featuring Leno's character Dr. McFabback.

Sketch

{{sort|1893|1893}}

{{sort|"Recruiting Sergeant"|"The Recruiting Sergeant"}}

Words by Harry Wright, music by Fred Eplett. Leno performed as the character Sergeant Smirks.

Sketch

{{sort|1893|1893}}

{{sort|"Midnight March"|"The Midnight March"}}

Performed during the production Little Bo-Peep, Little Red Riding Hood and Hop O' My Thumb.

Song

{{sort|1893|1893}}

"My Sweet Face"

Written and composed by Herbert Darnley for the Christmas pantomime Robinson Crusoe.

Song

{{sort|1895|1895}}

"Mary Anne's Refused Me"

Written by Leno about how to avoid marriage.

Sketch

{{sort|1897|1897}}

"Courting the Widow"

Written by Leno for his American audiences.

Song

{{sort|1897|1897}}

{{sort|"Horseshoe on the Door"|"The Horseshoe on the Door"}}

Written by Leno for his American audiences.

Song

{{sort|1897|1897}}

{{sort|"North Pole"|"The North Pole"}}

Written by Leno for his American audiences.

Song

{{sort|1897|1897}}

"Our Nineteenth Century Stores"

Sung in the style of Leno's inspiration Joseph Grimaldi. Leno dedicated this song to him.

Song

{{sort|1898|1898}}

"I'll Marry Him"

Featuring Leno's character Mrs. Kelly.

Song

{{sort|1898|1898}}

{{sort|"Swimming Instructor"|"The Swimming Instructor"}}

Written by Leno. Later recorded as "The Swimming Master" in 1903.

Song

{{sort|1898|1898}}

{{sort|"Beefeater"|"The Beefeater"}}

Written by Leno. Capitalising on the success of this, Leno recorded "Tower of London" in 1901.

Sketch

{{sort|1899|1899}}

{{sort|"Diamond Ring"|"The Diamond Ring"}}

Written by Leno about a manual worker who came into a lot of money. Later recorded in 1903.

Song

{{sort|1899|c.1899}}

{{sort|"Jap"|"The Jap"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Sketch

{{sort|1899|c.1899}}

"McFarlane's Men"

Written by Leno about Scotland.

Song

{{sort|1899|1899}}

{{sort|"Red Poppies"|"The Red Poppies"}}

Written by Leno. Later recorded as "Poppies" in 1901.

Sketch

{{sort|1899|1899}}

{{sort|"Bandit"|"The Bandit"}}

First performed at the London Pavilion.

Song

{{sort|1899|1899}}

{{sort|"Red Robin"|"The Red Robin"}}

Written by Leno. Later recorded as "The Robin" in 1903.

Monologue

{{sort|1899|1899}}

{{sort|"Funny Little Nigger"|"The Funny Little Nigger"}}

Performed on a single occasion at the London Pavilion as part of the Doo-da-Day Minstrels; an act comprised of Johnny Danvers, Herbert Campbell, Bransby Williams, Joe Elvin, Eugene Stratton, Fred McNaughton and Harry Randall.

Song

{{sort|1900|1900}}

{{sort|"Huntsman"|"The Huntsman"}}

The last of his "trade songs", performed at the Empire Theatre, London.

Sketch

{{sort|1901|1901}}

"My Wife's Relations"

Written by Leno about his family.

Monologue

{{sort|1902|1902}}

{{sort|"Wasp and the Hardboiled Egg"|"The Wasp and the Hardboiled Egg"}}

Written by Leno, performed during Mother Goose in 1903. Inspired by "The Honeysuckle and the Bee" as performed by Ellaline Terriss.

Song

{{sort|1904|1904}}

{{sort|"Widow with Memories of Friday Nights"|"The Widow with Memories of Friday Nights"}}

First performed at the London Pavilion.

Song

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Year performed

Title

Notes

Description

{{sort|1876|1876}}

"Pity the Poor Italian Boy"

First performed in Ireland under his stage name The Great Little Leno, the Quintessence of Irish Comedians.

Song

{{sort|1878|1878}}

"Pongo the Monkey"

First presented at Pullan's Theatre of Varieties, Brunswick Place, Bradford.

Sketch

{{sort|1878|1878}}

"Torpedo Bill"

Follow up sketch to Pongo the Monkey, first presented at Pullan's Theatre of Varieties, Brunswick Place, Bradford.

Sketch

{{sort|1881|1881}}

{{sort|"Nobleman in Disguise"|"A Nobleman in Disguise"}}

Performed alongside The Leno Family at the People's Music Hall in Manchester.

Sketch

{{sort|1882|1882}}

"I'm the Champion Still"

First performed at the Scotia Theatre, Glasgow.

Song

{{sort|1884|1884}}

"Sweet Black Pairs"

Performed during the Christmas pantomime Dick Whittington.

Song

{{sort|1885|1885}}

"Don't Lean Against a House that's Pulled Down"

Written by Leno. First performed at the Parthenon Theatre, Liverpool.

Song

{{sort|1885|1885}}

"Gaffer Goliker"

Written by Leno and first performed at Parthenon Theatre, Liverpool.

Song

{{sort|1885|c.1885}}

"When Rafferty Raffled His Watch"

First performed in Leno's London debut.

Song

{{sort|1886|1886}}

"I'm Off to Buy Milk for the Twins"

First performed at the Oxford Theatre, London.

Song

{{sort|1887|1887}}

"It's More Than a Fellow Can Stand"

First performed at the Forester's music hall, London.

Song

{{sort|1886|1886}}

{{sort|"Fish Shop"|"The Fish Shop"}}

First performed at the Oxford Theatre, London.

Song

{{sort|1888|1888}}

"Young Men Taken In and Done For"

Written and composed by Harry King.

Song

{{sort|1888|1888}}

"I'll Be Waiting for Him Tonight"

Written by Leno.

Song

{{sort|1888|1888}}

"Has Anyone Seen a Moving Job?"

First monologue, written by Leno.

Song

{{sort|1888|1888}}

"My Old Man"

Composed by George Le Brunn, words by Harry King.

Song

{{sort|1889|1889}}

{{sort|"Muffin Man"|"The Muffin Man"}}

Written and composed by Harry King. Leno's first "trade song".

Song

{{sort|1889|1889}}

"Dear Old Mike"

First performed at the Empire Theatre, London.

Song

{{sort|1890|1890}}

"Never More"

Sketch written by Leno based on his early life touring. Leno sung the title song as the character Mr. Girkling. Words by Harry King, music by George Le Brunn.

Sketch

{{sort|1890|1890}}

"Her Mother's at the Bottom of It All"

Written by Leno and sung in the character of Mr. Pipkins.

Song

{{sort|1890|1890}}

{{sort|"Railway Guard"|"The Railway Guard"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn. Leno's second "trade song".

Sketch

{{sort|1890|1890}}

"Mother Nature"

Performed during the Christmas pantomime Jack and the Beanstalk.

Song

{{sort|1891|1891}}

{{sort|"Shop Walker"|"The Shop Walker"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn, words by Walter de Frece, another "trade song".

Sketch

{{sort|1891|1891}}

{{sort|"Waiter"|"The Waiter"}}

Trade song, composed by George Le Brunn.

Sketch

{{sort|1891|1891}}

{{sort|"Grass Widower"|"The Grass Widower"}}

Composed by J.H. Woodhouse.

Sketch

{{sort|1892|1892}}

"All Through a Little Piece of Bacon"

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Song

{{sort|1892|1892}}

"Chimney on Fire"

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Song

{{sort|1892|1892}}

{{sort|"Detective"|"The Detective"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Sketch

{{sort|1892|1892}}

{{sort|"Detective Camera"|"The Detective Camera"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Song

{{sort|1892|1892}}

{{sort|"Fasting Man"|"The Fasting Man"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Song

{{sort|1893|1893}}

{{sort|"Doctor"|"The Doctor"}}

Featuring Leno's character Dr. McFabback.

Sketch

{{sort|1893|1893}}

{{sort|"Recruiting Sergeant"|"The Recruiting Sergeant"}}

Words by Harry Wright, music by Fred Eplett. Leno performed as the character Sergeant Smirks.

Sketch

{{sort|1893|1893}}

{{sort|"Midnight March"|"The Midnight March"}}

Performed during the production Little Bo-Peep, Little Red Riding Hood and Hop O' My Thumb.

Song

{{sort|1893|1893}}

"My Sweet Face"

Written and composed by Herbert Darnley for the Christmas pantomime Robinson Crusoe.

Song

{{sort|1895|1895}}

"Mary Anne's Refused Me"

Written by Leno about how to avoid marriage.

Sketch

{{sort|1897|1897}}

"Courting the Widow"

Written by Leno for his American audiences.

Song

{{sort|1897|1897}}

{{sort|"Horseshoe on the Door"|"The Horseshoe on the Door"}}

Written by Leno for his American audiences.

Song

{{sort|1897|1897}}

{{sort|"North Pole"|"The North Pole"}}

Written by Leno for his American audiences.

Song

{{sort|1897|1897}}

"Our Nineteenth Century Stores"

Sung in the style of Leno's inspiration Joseph Grimaldi. Leno dedicated this song to him.

Song

{{sort|1898|1898}}

"I'll Marry Him"

Featuring Leno's character Mrs. Kelly.

Song

{{sort|1898|1898}}

{{sort|"Swimming Instructor"|"The Swimming Instructor"}}

Written by Leno. Later recorded as "The Swimming Master" in 1903.

Song

{{sort|1898|1898}}

{{sort|"Beefeater"|"The Beefeater"}}

Written by Leno. Capitalising on the success of this, Leno recorded "Tower of London" in 1901.

Sketch

{{sort|1899|1899}}

{{sort|"Diamond Ring"|"The Diamond Ring"}}

Written by Leno about a manual worker who came into a lot of money. Later recorded in 1903.

Song

{{sort|1899|c.1899}}

{{sort|"Jap"|"The Jap"}}

Composed by George Le Brunn.

Sketch

{{sort|1899|c.1899}}

"McFarlane's Men"

Written by Leno about Scotland.

Song

{{sort|1899|1899}}

{{sort|"Red Poppies"|"The Red Poppies"}}

Written by Leno. Later recorded as "Poppies" in 1901.

Sketch

{{sort|1899|1899}}

{{sort|"Bandit"|"The Bandit"}}

First performed at the London Pavilion.

Song

{{sort|1899|1899}}

{{sort|"Red Robin"|"The Red Robin"}}

Written by Leno. Later recorded as "The Robin" in 1903.

Monologue

{{sort|1899|1899}}

{{sort|"Funny Little Nigger"|"The Funny Little Nigger"}}

Performed on a single occasion at the London Pavilion as part of the Doo-da-Day Minstrels; an act composed of Johnny Danvers, Herbert Campbell, Bransby Williams, Joe Elvin, Eugene Stratton, Fred McNaughton and Harry Randall.

Song

{{sort|1900|1900}}

{{sort|"Huntsman"|"The Huntsman"}}

The last of his "trade songs", performed at the Empire Theatre, London.

Sketch

{{sort|1901|1901}}

"My Wife's Relations"

Written by Leno about his family.

Monologue

{{sort|1902|1902}}

{{sort|"Wasp and the Hardboiled Egg"|"The Wasp and the Hardboiled Egg"}}

Written by Leno, performed during Mother Goose in 1903. Inspired by "The Honeysuckle and the Bee" as performed by Ellaline Terriss.

Song

{{sort|1904|1904}}

{{sort|"Widow with Memories of Friday Nights"|"The Widow with Memories of Friday Nights"}}

First performed at the London Pavilion.

Song