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William F. Denny
William F. Denny (circa 1860 – October 2, 1908) was an American vaudeville performer and pioneer recording artist.
==Biography==
William F. Denny (also known as Will F. Denny) was born in late 1859 or more likely in 1860 in Boston,〔''Hobbies'', volume 60, page 56.〕〔 Gracyk, Tim and Hoffman, Frank W. (2000). ''Popular American recording pioneers, 1895-1925''. Psychology Press, Binghampton, NY. ISBN 978-1-56024-993-1.〕 to James and Elizabeth Denny.〔''Philadelphia Inquirer'', October 13, 1908.〕 He gained fame performing on vaudeville stages,〔 specializing in comic numbers.〔 His first recordings were made in 1891 for the New England Phonograph Company.〔’ARSC (Association for Recorded Sound Collections) Journal' XI (1979) page 109.〕 Beginning in May 1898 his popularity was such that he signed an exclusive recording contract with Columbia that was in effect for one year.〔 He had a singular recording session for Victor Records on September 11, 1901.〔 His last records were made for the Zonophone company. He died in Seattle on October 2, 1908 of atherosclerosis,〔Barna, Ryan. ("A Trip to Will F. Denny's Grave" ). Retrieved August 24, 2010〕 while touring on the Pantages vaudeville circuit, and was buried in Philadelphia.〔
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