Collins, Laura Sedgwick (fem) 1859-20.apr.1927 USA NY, Poughkeepsie - NY, New York
singer, pianist, actress, received early instruction from her mother, completed the W H B Matthews course of music, studied with Henry Wolfgang Amadeus Beale, Oscar Coon and Carl Bergstein, graduated from Lyceum School of Acting New York, pupil of Antonin Dvorak, 1920 director of drama in New York ; never married daughter of physician Thomas Collins (1825) and Emily Sedgwick (1835)

[? same as Collins, Laura Anne 8.oct.1858-?? USA NY, Poughkeepsie - ?, ? ; [step]daughter of John Fletcher Collins (d. 29.mar.1895) and daughter of Emily Louise Sedgwick (b. 10.apr.1833)]

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[] The empire state. Song words and music Laura Sedgwick Collins copyrighted by Laura Sedgwick Collins in 1909 and 1926
[] A foolish little maiden. Song pub Oliver Ditson, Boston 1887
[] With pipe and flute. Song. 1893
[] Shadowtown. Song. 1893
[] The boatman. Song. 1893
[] Love is a sickness. Male quartet words S. Daniel pub Oliver Ditson, Boston 1900
[] The night-watch. Male quartet words and music Laura S. Collins pub Oliver Ditson, Boston 1900
[] Chansonette. Violin and piano copyright Laura Sedgwick Collins, New York 17sep1906
[] Graduates march. Song. 1906
[] Country life. Pastoral song cycle. Medium voice words and music Pliny Jewell and Laura Sedgwick Collins	[] - The farmers boy copyright Laura Sedgwick Collins, New York 18jul1906
[] Old glory. Patriotic song. Voice and chorus words Fred Emerson Brooks copyright Laura Sedgwick Collins, New York 30jul1906
[] The origin of the rainbow. Song. 1908
[] My philosophy. Song words and music Laura Sedgwick Collins pub Laura Sedgwick Collins, New York 1911
[] Tree of light. Community carol words and music Laura Sedgwick Collins pub G. Schirmer, New York 1916
[] In memoriam "Tribute to Theodore Roosevelt" pub Laura Sedgwick Collins, New York 1919
[] The two republics. March. Piano
[] The easter bell ringers. Male voices pub Oliver Ditson, Boston
[] Swabian maiden. Female trio pub Oliver Ditson, Boston
[] Swiss song. Female voice and piano pub Oliver Ditson, Boston
[] How long dear love. Song pub Oliver Ditson, Boston
[] My little one. Song pub Oliver Ditson, Boston
[] Be like that bird. Song
[] Ode to beauty. Soloists and choir
[] Pierrot. Pantomime. Incidental music
[] Sarah Tarbox MA. Play with songs words Charles Barnard Proctor's Twenty-third Street Theater, New York 10dec1889 Berkeley Lyceum, New York 5mar1890 all 8 characters played by Laura Sedgwick Collins

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