Vintage baby names - yes or no?

There seems to be a long lasting trend of parents choosing older names for their newborn babies. 

Names like Ava, Stella, Charlotte, Ruby, Jack, William, James and Jacob.

However, even older names are making a comeback...quite possibly the names of your great grandparents.

Lily Allen chose an older name for her first born daughter, Ethel. 

Likewise for Drew Barrymore - she called her daughter, Olive.

I have made a list of names that haven't been very popular for many decades (depending on where you live).

Boys

Cyril

Neville

Bert

Trevor

Godfrey

Rex

Cedric

Sidney

Bruce

Clarence

Reginald

Clifford

Gordon

Francis

Archibald

Wally

Walter

Victor

Gene

Jimmy

Bob

Ted

Lawrence

Bernard

Norman

Aloysius 

Bart

Kevin

Bertram

Ignatius

Kenneth

Colin

Seymour

Tyrone

Raymond

Sigmund

Milton

Frank

Gareth

Herman

Cordell

Keith

Barry

Alfred

Albert

Stanley

Cecil

Frederick

Ronald

Cornelius

Ned

Ernie

Herbert

Donald

Ebenezer

Clement

Roy

Horace

Roscoe

Harold

George

Arthur

Montgomery

Girls

Veronica

Dot

Lillian

Nancy

Laurel

Merle

Phyllis

Valerie

Margaret

Olive

Sheila

Dell

Bessie

Zelda

Myrtle

Betty

Frida

Narelle

Jan

Vera

June

Nell

Dolores

Carmel

Norma

Jeanette

Maureen

Helen

Berenice

Mabel

Ethel

Muriel

Florence

Henrietta

Harriet

Edna

Rosemary

Joyce

Dawn

Esme

Peggy

Maisie

Dulcie

Pearl

Maud

Thelma

Sybil

Joan

Bertha

Marjorie

Maggie

Winifred

Hazel

Beryl

Agnes

Shirley

Martha

Audrey

Mavis

Agatha

Hyacinth

Iris

Greta

Cecily

Ruth 

Eunice
Hortense

May

Jean

Gladys

Doris

Ada

Carol

Gertrude

Beverley

Dorothy

Lena

Edith

Marlene

Gloria

Barbara

Evelyn

Joy

Gwen

Can you imagine any of the names on the list having a revival? Do you like any of these older names?