File:George Formby Snr in Stage garb.png

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Description	The English music hall artiste George Formby Snr in costume, unknown date
Source	Original publication: On the cover of sheet music for "We All Went Marching In", February 1921 Immediate source: Smart, Sue; Bothway Howard, Richard (2011). It's Turned Out Nice Again!: The Authorized Biography of the Two George Formbys, Father and Son, p. 32
Date	1913
Author	Unknown (Life time of subject: 4 October 1875 – 8 February 1921)
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Image from front cover of sheet music published in 1913

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