Lyricist Will Letters wrote Florrie Forde’s great hits Kelly From The Isle Of Man (known in the United States as Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly?) (with C.W. Murphy, 1909); and Flanagan (with C.W. Murphy, 1910).
With Fred Godfrey, Letters wrote Molly O’Morgan
(The Irish-Italian Girl) (1909),
which Ella Retford sang with enormous success. Other known Letters and Godfrey
collaborations, all from 1910, are: I Wish I Were You, To-Night (with
Alf. J. Lawrance); I’ve Got Plenty Of Books To Read (Send Me Along
A Girl); Take Me There (with J.C. Moore); and Your Father
And Mother Are Irish. |