| Biography | Frank Titterton (31 December 1893, Handsworth - 24 November 1956, London) was a well known British lyric tenor of the mid twentieth century. He was noted for his musicianship.
Titterton's career was mainly in the concert hall. Like many British singers of his era he spent much time touring the United Kingdom, appearing in popular oratorios, rather than performing in operas or giving lieder recitals.
In addition Titterton undertook some film roles, including parts in Barnacle Bill (1935), Song at Eventide (1934) and Waltz Time (1933).
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