 In addition Titterton undertook some film roles, including parts in "Barnacle Bill" (1935), "Song at Eventide" (1934) and "Waltz Time" (1933).According to the baritone Roy Henderson (BBC Radio interview 1988), Titterton always travelled with 'a sort of apothecary's case' and would produce medicines for anyone's ailments.Titterton can be heard on record singing Michael Balfe's duet "Excelsior" (a setting of Longfellow's poem) with Malcolm McEachern (Pearl GEMM CD9455).