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Tom Armstrong Tom Armstrong i(A94382 works by) (a.k.a. Tommy Armstrong)
Born: Established: ca. 1882 Wellington, Wellington (Region), North Island,
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New Zealand,
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Pacific Region, ; Died: Ceased: 9 Mar 1925
Gender: Male
Arrived in Australia: ca. 1895
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1 y separately published work icon A Wasted Life i "He comes to the world like a gleam of sun,", Tom Armstrong , (Manuscript version)x401803 Z1415178 single work poetry
1 y separately published work icon ANZAC Tom Armstrong , Tom Armstrong (composer), Sydney : J. Albert , 1916 Z1415255 1916 single work lyric/song
1 y separately published work icon Mother of Men Tom Armstrong , Tom Armstrong (composer), Sydney : J. Albert , 1915 Z1415001 1915 single work lyric/song war literature
1 y separately published work icon Love's Rose Tom Armstrong , Tom Armstrong (composer), Emil Biermann (composer), Sydney : J. Albert , 1913 Z1416237 1913 single work lyric/song
1 Back Bush Flat Tom Armstrong , 1913 single work musical theatre sketch (theatrical) humour
1 y separately published work icon Love's Rhapsody : Intermezzo for the Piano Tom Armstrong (composer), Melbourne : Dinsdale's , 1912 Z1416410 1912 single work lyric/song
1 Casey's Finish Tom Armstrong , 1912 single work musical theatre sketch (theatrical) humour

Described in advertising as 'a military satire written by Tom Armstrong' (Sydney Morning Herald 14 December 1912, p.3).
1 The Express Messenger Boy Tom Armstrong , 1912 single work musical theatre sketch (theatrical) humour

A one-act sketch 'interspersed with comedy, harmony and dancing' (Sydney Morning Herald 7 December 1912, p.2).
1 y separately published work icon Just as the Church Bells Chime Tom Armstrong , Tom Armstrong (composer), Melbourne : Dinsdale's , 1910-1919 Z1416529 1910-1919 single work lyric/song
1 y separately published work icon The Waltz of Love (Come Let Us Dance) Tom Armstrong , Hal Dyson , Tom Armstrong (composer), Hal Dyson (composer), Sydney : D. Davis , 1910-1919 Z1416444 1910-1919 single work lyric/song
1 y separately published work icon After the Dance is Done Tom Armstrong , Tom Armstrong (composer), Melbourne : Stanley E. Mullen , 1910 Z1416429 1910 single work lyric/song
1 y separately published work icon Only the Leaf of a Rosebud Tom Armstrong , Tom Armstrong (composer), Melbourne : Dinsdale's , 1910-1919 Z1415832 1910-1919 single work lyric/song
1 y separately published work icon Leonora, or, That Dreamy Honolulu Rag Tom Armstrong , Tom Armstrong (composer), Melbourne : Dinsdale's , 1910-1919 Z1415824 1910-1919 single work lyric/song
1 y separately published work icon Basuto : An African Jungle Intermezzo Tom Armstrong (composer), Melbourne : Dinsdale's , 1910-1919 Z1415809 1910-1919 single work lyric/song
2 y separately published work icon Zambesi : An African Love Serenade Tom Armstrong , Tom Armstrong (composer), Melbourne : Dinsdale's , 1910-1919 Z1415794 1910 single work lyric/song
1 Colonel Ketchup Tom Armstrong , 1910 single work musical theatre sketch (theatrical) humour
1 A Foolish Fool Tom Armstrong , 1910 single work musical theatre sketch (theatrical) humour

Described in advertising as 'a condensed farce comedy ... interspersed with songs, harmony and dancing' (West Australian 24 December 1910, p.1).
1 The Midnight Mishap Tom Armstrong , 1910 single work musical theatre sketch (theatrical) humour
1 A Bunch of Frivolity A Bunch of Nonsense; A Conglomeration of Frivolity Tom Armstrong , 1910 single work musical theatre sketch (theatrical) humour
1 The Battle of Too Soon Tom Armstrong , 1910 single work musical theatre sketch (theatrical) humour

A satirical one-act musical farce played out in a military setting.
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