Dan Leno (French Wikipedia)
Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Dan Leno" in French language version.
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archive.org
- Leno, Dan. Dan Leno: Hys Booke, Greening & Co. (1901), visité le 19 novembre 2011
english-heritage.org.uk
- "Leno, Dan (1860–1904)", informations sur la plaque bleu commémorative, disponible en ligne sur le site English Heritage. Visité le 28/03/2012
espncricinfo.com
- Williamson, Martin. "Lions, camels and clowns at The Oval", ESPN Cricinfo online, 18 October 2008, accessed 16 February 2012
gowr.net
- "King Rat Dan Leno", History: Grand Order of Water Rats, Gowr.net, accessed 17 November 2011
lbhf.gov.uk
- "From the Archives: The Granville Theatre", Hammersmith and Fulham News, 6 octobre 2009, p. 66
measuringworth.org
- Chiffres de l'inflation au Royaume-Uni basés sur les données disponibles de Gregory Clark (2020), "What Were the British Earnings and Prices Then? (New Series)" sur le site MeasuringWorth.
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- No medical records survive. At least three theories for the cause of death have been given by various sources: The New York Times stated he had died of heart disease « Dan Leno Dead" », . The Oxford Dictionary National Biography, on the other hand, states that he died of tertiary syphilis[1]. Finally, his biographer Gyles Brandreth claimed that Leno had succumbed to a brain tumour, which Brandreth thought would help explain his erratic behaviour. Leno stated in 1904: "the cause of my brain trouble was attributed to a fall off my bicycle"[F 20].
oxforddnb.com
- Hogg, James. "Leno, Dan", Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford University Press, accessed November 2011
stpancras.com
- "History and Restoration", Stpancras.com, visité le 28 mars 2012
vam.ac.uk
- "Biographie de Dan Leno", site internet du Victoria and Albert Museum, visité le 20 janvier 2012
whodoyouthinkyouaremagazine.com
- Flanders, Judith. "1901 census", Who Do You Think You Are magazine, accessed 27 June 2013
wikipedia.org
en.wikipedia.org
- The Era, 12 février 1860. Enregistrement montrant William Leno apparaissant en Arlequin (en) dans Harlequin and the Yellow Dwarf au Theatre Royal, South Shields.
- p. 45–47. Sheffield's Lyceum Theatre (en) was built on the site in 1897. See Anthony, p. 54