Forde Collection

Florrie Forde music hall singer 1875-1940
Florrie Forde (Flora Flanagan) born in Australia, music hall singer known for popular chorus songs, pantomime principal boy. Sang ?It?s a long way to Tipperary? in World War I

The Gaiety music hall Chatham
Showing the front of the Gaiety, Chatham. Large posters for Florrie Forde and Nellie Colman with Florrie Forde?s name on billboard

Music cover, Down at the Old Bull & Bush, words by Russell Hunting, Percy Krone and Andrew B Sterling, music by Harry Von Tilzer, sung with enormous success by Miss Florrie Forde. Date: 1905

The Song the Kettle is Singing (in a dear little place called home) - written and composed by Worton David and Lawrence Wright - sung with enormous success by Miss Florrie Forde and Miss Dora Lyric

Music cover, Pasadena, an American Love Song, by Grant Clarke, Edgar Leslie and Harry Warren, sung by Miss Florrie Forde Date: 1923

Walter Forde, four Archibald Nettlefold films - director and star of Wait and See, What Next! and Would You Believe It!, and director of The Silent House Date: 1929

Mabel Poulton in film, The Silent House, produced by Archibald Nettlefold, directed by Walter Forde Date: 1929

Music cover, Save Your Sorrow, sung by Florrie Forde
Music cover, Save Your Sorrow For To-Morrow, lyric by B G de Sylva, music by Al Sherman, sung by Florrie Forde. 1925

Brinsley Forde performing at Penwith, Cornwall
Brinsley Forde (b.1953), founder member of the reggae band Aswad, performing at Penwith, Cornwall, in an open air concert. 1983

Scenes from Little Nellie Kelly at the New Oxford Theatre, London, 1923, featuring the Forde Sisters Date: 1923

Dancing Time on the Cote d Azur
Artists impression of Elio Forde and Mary Silver who were exhibition dancers performing at the Caf頤 e Paris in Monte Carlo in 1926. Date: 1926

Music cover, I Like Mountain Music, fox trot song, words by James Cavanaugh, music by Frank Weldon. With a signed photo of Florrie Forde, music hall singer. 1933

Forde Earl Tankerville
FORDE GREY, earl of TANKERVILLE Whig politician Date: ? - 1701

FORD HOUSE, NEWTON ABBOT, a market town and civil parish in the Teignbridge District of Devon, England on the River Teign, UK, britain, british, europe, united kingdom, great britain, european

FORD HOUSE, NEWTON ABBOT, a market town and civil parish in the Teignbridge District of Devon, England on the River Teign, UK, britain, british, europe, united kingdom, great britain, european

Forde Abbey
Originally a Cistercian abbey founded in 1136 by Richard Fitzbaldwin, Forde Abbey, Dorset, England, was extensively remodelled by Edmund Prideaux in the 1600s Date: 12th to 17th century

Charmouth, Dorset - Hiding place of King Charles
Charmouth, Dorset - The Queens Armes Hotel, an early 16th century house, re-faced in the 18th century. After the house became an Inn (it was formerly part of Forde Abbey)

Florrie Forde / Signed
FLORRIE FORDE Music hall singer from Australia

Forde Abbey, Dorset, England, United Kingdom, Europe

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Florrie Forde, a renowned music hall singer from 1875 to 1940, left an indelible mark on the entertainment industry. Her captivating performances and powerful vocals made her a beloved figure in the music world. One of her famous songs, "Down at the Old Bull & Bush, " became an instant hit and remains a cherished classic even today. The Gaiety Music Hall in Chatham witnessed many unforgettable moments as Florrie graced its stage with her incredible talent. In addition to her successful music career, Florrie also ventured into acting. She appeared in several films, including "The Silent House" alongside Mabel Poulton. This multi-talented artist showcased her versatility by effortlessly transitioning between different mediums. During World War II, Tommy Trinder's rendition of "All Over the Place" paid homage to Florrie's legacy while lifting spirits during challenging times. Her influence extended beyond borders as she sang "Pasadena, " an American love song that resonated with audiences worldwide. Not only was Florrie celebrated for her own achievements but also for those of her family members. Walter Forde directed four Archibald Nettlefold films that garnered critical acclaim and further solidified their artistic lineage. Even after Florrie's passing in 1940, her impact continued to be felt through timeless compositions like "Save Your Sorrow. " This heartfelt ballad sung by Florrie herself touched countless hearts and reminded us all of the power of music to heal. Decades later, Brinsley Forde took center stage at Penwith in Cornwall, carrying forward the family tradition of captivating performances. His talents echoed his ancestors' brilliance and ensured that their musical legacy lived on. From scenes at Little Nellie Kelly performed at New Oxford Theatre to enchanting melodies like "The Song the Kettle is Singing, " Florrie Forde's contributions remain etched in our collective memory forever.