The Man that Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo - Charles Coburn

The Man that Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo - written and composed by Fred. Gilbert and sung by Charles Coburn, British music hall singer and comedian (1852-1945)

Picture No

12916243

Media ID

45765264

Size

3555px x 4974px (2.7MB)

Credit

Mary Evans Picture Library/Gary Tann Collection

Source

Music Sheet Cover

Date

circa 1900

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