Bill Snibson

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Bill Snibson is the boisterous, working-class Cockney hero of the musical "Me and My Girl," whose unexpected inheritance of an aristocratic title drives the show's central comedy and romance.

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instanceOf fictional character
musical theatre character
adaptedIn Me and My Girl (television and film adaptations)
linked to: Me and My Girl
appearsIn Me and My Girl
associatedSong Leaning on a Lamp-post
The Lambeth Walk
associatedWith Lambeth
characterTrait boisterous
good-hearted
createdBy Douglas Furber
L. Arthur Rose
createdForWork Me and My Girl (1937 stage musical)
linked to: Me and My Girl
ethnicity Cockney
firstAppearance Me and My Girl (1937 West End production)
linked to: Me and My Girl
genre musical theatre
languageOfCharacter English
loveInterest Sally Smith
musicBy Noël Gay
narrativeTheme class differences
romantic comedy
social mobility
nationality English
occupation working-class man
plotSignificance drives central comedy of Me and My Girl
drives central romance of Me and My Girl
inherits aristocratic title
roleInWork protagonist of Me and My Girl
setting Hareford Hall
Lambeth, London
linked to: Lambeth
socialClass working class
speechStyle Cockney dialect
linked to: Cockney
titleInherited Earl of Hareford

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Me and My Girl hasCharacter Bill Snibson