Queen of the Music Halls

W. Macqueen-Pope tells the dramatic and romantic story of music hall superstar Marie Lloyd in this captivating biography. Born into poverty, Lloyd rose to fame through her singing and comedic performances. But her path to success was not without challenges, including scandals and a tumultuous personal life. This book will appeal to fans of music hall history, biography, and early 20th century culture.

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