buried in his adopted home city of Glasgow, at Lambhill Cemetery, three days later. Fyffe was survived by a son, Will Fyffe Jr. (1927–2008), a musical director who wrote a musical about his father's life, and a daughter, Eileen. Filmography The Maid of Cefn Ydfa (1914, Short) - Lewis Bach Elstree Calling (1930) - Himself Happy (1933) - Simmy Rolling Home (1935) - John McGregor Debt of Honour (1936) - Fergus McAndrews Love in Exile (1936) - Doc Tate Men of Yesterday (1936) Well Done, Henry (1936) - Henry McNab King of Hearts (1936) - Bill Saunders Spring Handicap (1937) - Jack Clayton Cotton Queen (1937) - Bill Todcastle Said O'Reilly to McNab (1937) - Malcolm McNab Owd Bob (1938) - Adam McAdam The Mind of Mr. Reeder (1939) - J.G. Reeder Annie Laurie (1939) - Will Laurie The Missing People (1939) - J. G. Reeder Rulers of the Sea (1939) - John Shaw They Came by Night (1940) - James Fothergill For Freedom (1940) - Chief Neutral Port (1940) - Capt. Ferguson Welfare of the Workers (1940) - Himself The Prime Minister (1941) - The Agitator Heaven Is Round the Corner (1944) - Dougal Give Me the Stars (1944) - Hector MacTavish The Brothers (1947) - Aeneas McGrath (final film role) Discography Ah'm Feart For Mrs. McKie (1931) Clyde Built Corporal McDougall (1939) Daft Sandy (1930) Doctor McGregor (1926) Down in the Quarry Where The Bluebells Grow (1926) He's Been Oan The Bottle Since A Baby (1932) I Belong To Glasgow (1927) (Animated footage) I'm 94 Today (1929) (Live footage) I'm The Landlord of the Inn in Aberfoyle (1932) It Isn't The Hen That Cackles The Most McPherson's Wedding Breakfast (1930) Sailing Up The Clyde (1927) She Was The Belle of the Ball (1929) Sheila McKay (1929) The Skipper of the Mercantile Marine (1939) The Centenarian (1927) The Gamekeeper (1927) The Railway Guard (1930) The Spirit O The Man Fae Aberdeen (1931, Walsh & Fyffe) The Train That's Taking You Home (1929) The Waddin O Mary Maclean (1931, Martin & Fyffe) Twelve and a Tanner A Bottle (1929) (Live footage) Uncle Mac (1931) Ye Can Come And See The Baby (1927) The 'Broomielaw' Sketch (1929) (Live footage) Archive footage The Scottish Screen Archive (includes the Broomielaw sketch and the song Twelve and a Tanner A Bottle. References External links Will Fyffe on Time Out Will Fyffe on Fandango Will