- John
Leubrie Hill (died
August 1916) was a
composer and writer. He
wrote songs and musicals. He was in
Rufus Rastus (1906), Mr. Lode of Koal (1909) and...
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Rosina Lawrence, lip-synched for
comedic effect by Laurel), and
secondly J.
Leubrie Hill's "At the Ball, That's All", sung by the
Avalon Boys and accompanied...
- in 1904.
Johnson would also
collaborate to
create ****o
Paris with J.
Leubrie Hill in 1911.
Johnson was
active in
various musical roles during his career...
- the
music and
lyrics written for the
various reviews were
created by J.
Leubrie Hill and Will Vodery. Hill was also a
major contributor to the musical...
-
involved Harlem-based
entertainment pioneers Sam Lucas,
Abbie Mitc****, J.
Leubrie Hill, Emma Reed, John
Wesley (Wes)
Jenkins (1859–1930),
Walker Thompson...
- a
musical comedy actress, who he met
while they were
traveling with J.
Leubrie Hill in the My
Friend from
Dixie company. Lena
frequently performed as...
- ****o, Paris,
musical (1911,
music by J.
Rosamond Johnson,
lyrics by J.
Leubrie Hill, book by LeBaron) A La Broadway,
musical (1911,
music by
Harold Orlob...
- Aged 37 6)
Peter Hampton Aged 33 7)
Green Henri Tapley Aged 29 8) John
Leubrie Hill [Hul?] Aged 30 9)
James Escort Lightfoot Aged 33 10)
Alexander Rogers...
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Victor Herbert "Asia" by E. Ray
Goetz "At The Ball, That's All" by J.
Leubrie Hill "Ay, Ay, Ay!" by Osmán Pérez
Freire "Ballin' the Jack", w.
James Henry...
- –
Sterling Rex
Sandy Turner,
chairman of the
corporation meeting – J.
Leubrie Hill
Deacon Sparks –
Lloyd G.
Gibbs Jack Dimery,
Uncle Apple Jack – George...
