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Philip Braham

Born 1881. Educated Cambridge.

Stage Works

1. Alice Up To Date (London Pavilion - 1913) - contributing music
2. Beauties (Victoria Palace 1914) - contributing music
3. The Spring Chicken (2 interpolated songs)
4. Two Naughty Boys (additional items)
5. The Girl on the Train (2 additional numbers)
6. Mr. Manhattan (1 interpolated number)
7. Theodore and Co. (contributing number, "Second Childhood")
8. Back to Blighty (contributing music)
9. Bubbly (Comedy Theatre 1917)
10. Tails Up - Revue - Comedy Theatre 1917)
11. Telling the Tale (Ambassador 31 August, 1918)
12. Oh, I Say! (1918)
13. The Officers' Mess (1918) - contributing songs
14. A Night Out (1920) - contributing songs
15. My Nieces (1921) contributing song
16. Now and Then (1921 - Vaudeville Theatre)
17. Yes, Papa (1921)
18. Battling Butler (1923 - New Oxford)
19. Boodle - with Max Darewski (1925 - Empire Theatre)
20. Up With the Lark (1927 - Adelphi Theatre)
21. Follow a Star (contributing song to revised version) (1930 - Winter Gardens)