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| R-834 | 365 | 3 | REVUE 1912-1918 "Everybody's Doing It Now" by Robert Hale & Ida Crispi · In "Everybody's Doing It" · 2/14/12 · REVUE 1912-1918 "Hitchy Koo" by Lew Hearn & Bonita in "Hullo Ragtime" · London Hippodrome · 12/23/12 · REVUE 1912-1918 "Get Out & Get Under (He'd Have to) by Gerald Kirby · REVUE 1912-1918 "Love Me while the Loving is Good" with Frank Carter · & Isabell O'Armond in "Hullo Tango" London Hippodrome · 12/23/13 · REVUE 1912-1918 "You're Here and I'm Here" by Elsie Janis & Basil Hallam · in "The Passing Show" · 4/20/14 · REVUE 1912-1918 "Mary from Tipperary" by Unity More & chorus in Busi- · ness as Usual · 11/16/14 · REVUE 1912-1918 "Chalk Farm to Camberwell Green" Gertie Millar & A. Simon · Firard in "Brice-a-Brac". The Palace Theatre · 9/18/15 · REVUE 1912-1918 "Take off a Little Bit" by Fay Compton and Chorus · REVUE 1912-1918 "Where did Robinson Crusoe Go With Friday on Saturday night? · by Ethel Levey in Follow the Crowd Empire · 2/19/16 · REVUE 1912-1918 "If you were the Only Firl In the World" by Violet Loraine · & George Robey in "The Bing Boys are Here" Alhambra · 4/19/16 · REVUE 1912-1918 "The Kirchner Girl" by Teddie Gerard Acc. by Palace Theatre · Orchestra · REVUE 1912-1918 "Walkin' the Dog" by Nelson Keys in "Vanity Fair" Palace · 4/16/16 · REVUE 1912-1918 "At the Calico Ball" by Lee White & Clay Smith in "Cheep" · Vaudeville · 4/26/17 · REVUE 1912-1918 "On the Level] You're a Little Devil" by Maurice Chevalier In · Hullo America Palace · 9/25/17 · REVUE 1912-1918 "I've been Waiting for Someone Like You" by Gertrude Lawrence · & Walter Williams in "Buzz-Buzz" Vaudeville · 12/20/18 · REVUE 1919-1929 "That Wonderful Lamp" by Beatrice Lillie In Bran Pie · 8/28/19 · REVUE 1919-1929 "A Good Man is Hard to Find" by Lee White in Back Again · REVUE 1919-1929 "When the Sun Goes Down" by Melville Gideon in the Co-optim- · ists · 6/27/21 · REVUE 1919-1929 "Dapper Dan" by Jack Buchanan & the Trix Sisters In A to Z · 10/11/21 · REVUE 1919-1929 "Gems" by Alfred Lester in Fun of the Fayre · 10/17/21 · REVUE 1919-1929 "There's Life in the Old Girl Yet" Maisie Gay in London · Calling · 9/4/23 · REVUE 1919-1929 "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" by Joyce Barbour In R.S.V.P · 2/23/26 · REVUE 1919-1929 "Ladies Bar" by Elsa Lanchester in Riverside Nights · 4/10/26 · REVUE 1919-1929 "Smilin' Joe by the Plantation orchestra in Blackbirds · 9/11/26 · REVUE 1919-1929 When the Anson Cab was lifted up on the Rank by Herbert · Mundin In 'The Charlot Show of 1926' Prince of Wales Theatre · 10/5/26 · REVUE 1919-1929 "My heart Stood Still" by Edythe Baker in 'One Dam Thing · After Another' · 5/20/27 · REVUE 1919-1929 "Double Damask" by Cicely Courtnelde & Ivor McLaren & · Lawrence Green · REVUE 1919-1929 "Little Boy Blues" by June · Bobby Comber · Chich Endor · Dennis Cowles in 'Clowns in Clover' · 12/1/27 · REVUE 1919-1929 "Miss Annabelle Lee" by Whispering Jack Smith in 'Will O' · the Whispers · 4/4/28 · REVUE 1919-1929 "Wake up & Dream" by George Metaxa in 'Wake up & Dream' · 3/27/29 · REVUE 1930-1940 "Sweet Temptation" by Patrick Waddington in 'Charlot's · Masquerade · REVUE 1930-1940 "Your're Blase" by Binnie Hale In "Cow Bells" London · Hippodrome · 1/4/32 · REVUE 1930-1940 "Three White Feathers" by Patrick Waddington & Doris Hare · 9/16/32 · REVUE 1930-1940 "I've Got the Wrong Man" by Zeldaee Jackson in 'Ballyhoo' · 12/22/32 · REVUE 1930-1940 "Other People's Babies" by Norah Howard in 'Streamline' · The introductory voice is that of C. B. Cochran himself · REVUE 1930-1940 "Keep a Twinkle in your Eye" by The Nicholas Brothers · in 'Blackbirds of 1936' Harold Bicholas the singer was · age 14 at time of recording · 7/9/36 · REVUE 1930-1940 "Breakfast in Harlem" by Buck & Bubbles in 'Transatlantic · Rhythm' · 10/1/36 · REVUE 1930-1940 "No More" by Gitta Alpar In 'Home & Beauty' · 2/2/37 · REVUE 1930-1940 "A Little White Room" by Frances Day & John Mills in · "Floodlight" · 6/23/37 · REVUE 1930-1940 "Pulling Down London; when Bolensky Danced Belushka · Antigua" by The Little theatre Company In '9-Sharp' · 1/26/38 · REVUE 1930-1940 "Useful and Acceptable Gifts" by Joyce Grenfell in 'The · Little Revue' · 4/21/39 · REVUE 1930-1940 "Most Gentlemen Don't Like Love" by Pat Kirkwood & Jack · Hylton In 'Black Velvet' London Hippodrome · 11/14/39 · REVUE 1930-1940 "Goodbye Sally" by Arthur Riscoe in 'Shepherds Pie'. The · 2nd World War had started in Sept. & Riscoe's self-penned · song was one of the first hit songs to emerge from it · 12/21/39 · REVUE 1930-1940 "Only a Glass of Champagne" by Evelyn Laye in 'Lights · Up · 2/9/40 · REVUE 1930-1940 "I'm One of the Whitehall Warriors" by Cyril Ritchard & · Carroll Gibbons In 'Up and Doing' Saville Theatre · 4/19/40 · REVUE 1930-1940 "Mademoiselle L'Amour" by Florence Desmond in 'Apple Sauce' · 8/27/40 · Three weeks after opening the Holborn Empire theatre was · demolished by a land mine. Show reopened at the London Palladium · NOEL and GERTIE and BEA. Noel Coward & Gertrude Lawrence & Beatrice Lillie. 1913-1934 · Beatrice Lillie has been described as "the Funniest woman in the World" · Gertrude Lawrence as "the most glamorous woman ever to appear on the stage" and · Noel Coward was universally know as "The Master" · 1. MEDLEY OF NOEL COWARD SUCCESSES...Noel Coward Parisian Pierrot; Poor Little Rich · Girl; could only come with Me; I'll see you Again · 2. BABY DOESN'T KNOW -Beatrice Lillie · 3. WHAT NOW -Gertrude Lawrence · 4. A BABY'S BEST FRIEND-Beatrice Lillie · 5. WORLD WEARY -Noel Coward · 6. A HOUR AGO THIS MINUTE -Gertrude Lawrence · ROLLED INTO ONE -Beatrice Lillie · 8. WINNIE THE WINDOW CLEANER - Gertrude Lawrence · 9. MEDLEY OF GERTRUDE LAWRENCE SUCCESSES - Gertrude Lawrence · Limehouse Blues; You were meant for Me; Do Do Do; Someone to watch over Me · A Cup of Coffee; A Sandwich and You; Wild Thyme; Experiment · 10. THE FAMILY ALBUM - WE WERE DANCING - Noel Coward & Gertrude Lawrence · 11. JULIA - Beatrice Lillie; BROADWAY MEDLEY - Beatrice Lillie & Gertrude Lawrence · Chlow; Cover me up with the Sunshine of Virginia; I wonder what's become of · Sally; Doo Wacka Doo; Big Boy · 12. SHOOT THE RABBIT - Beatrice Lillie · EDDIE CANTOR · Yes Sir · That's My Baby (1925); If you knew Susie (like I know Susie)(1925) · Makin' Whoopee; How Ya Gonna Keep 'em down on the farm? (1919); Josephine · Please no · lean on the Bell; Ma (He's making eyes at Me)(1921); Waiting for the Robt. E. Lee · Margie (1920); Ida · Sweet as Apple Cider (1912); Ballin' the Jack (1913) · Ain't she Sweet (1927); Baby Face (1927); Now's the time to Fall in Love · JIMMY DURANTE SINGS · Inka Dinka Doo; Umbragio; I'm Durante- The Patron of the Arts; So I ups to Him · Jimmy · The well dressed man; Joe goes up- I come down · VICTOR BORG - CAUGHT IN THE ACT · Tea for Two; Malaguena; Stardust; Nola; Trees; One fine day; Tales from the · Vienna Woods; Third man theme; Nocturne; Blue Danube Waltz; Tango; Minute Waltz · Liebestraum · ON · WHAT A LOVELY WAR Here are some of the most famous names of the London Stage & · Music Hall of the First World War years · OH! IT'S A LOVELY WAR Cortland & Jefferies · BELGIUM PUT THE KIBOSH ON THE KAISER Mark Sheridan 1914 · YOUR KING & COUNTRY WANT YOU Madame Edna Thornton · I'LL MAKE A MAN OF YOU From The Passing Show of 1914 w/Dorothy Brogan 1914 · WHEN THE MOON SHINES BRIGHT ON CHARLIE CHAPLIN Harry Johnson 1914 · A CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR From: Round the Map w/Alfred Lester · PACK UP YOUR TROUBLES IN YOUR OLD KIT BAG Murray Johnson 1916 · NOW YOU'VE GOT YER KHAKI ON Marie Lloyd 1915 · OH BOY! WHEN YOU'RE HOME ON LEAVE Savoy Quartette 1917 · WHEN THE WAR IS OVER · MOTHER DEAR Walter Jefferies 1915 · TILL THE BOYS COME HOME Renee Neyor 1918 · GOOD-BYE-EE Courtland & Jefferies · ROSES OF PICARDY Ernest Pike 1917 · OVER THERE Savoy Quartette · Everybody's Doing It Now · Hitchy Koo · Get Out & Get Under (He'd Have to) · Love Me while the Loving is Good · You're Here and I'm Here · Mary from Tipperary · Chalk Farm to Camberwell Green · Take off a Little Bit · Where did Robinson Crusoe Go With Friday on Saturday night? · If you were the Only Girl in the World · The Kirchner Girl · Walkin' the Dog · At the Calico Ball · On the Level You're a Little Devil · I've been Waiting for Someone Like You · That Wonderful Lamp · A Good Man is Hard to Find · When the Sun Goes Down · Copper Oan · Germs · There's Life in the Old Girl Yet · Gentlemen Prefer Blondes · Ladies Bar · Smilin' Joe by the Plantation orchestra in Blackbirds · When the Anson Cabs was lined up on the Rank by Herbert Mundin in 'The Charlot Show of 1926' Prince of Wales Theatre · My heart Stood Still · Double Damask · Little Boy Blues · Miss Annabelle Lee · Wake up & Dream · Sweet Temptation · You're Blase · Three White Feathers · I've Got the Wrong Man · Other People's Babies · Keep a Twinkle in your Eye · Breakfast in Harlem · No More · A Little White Room · Pulling Down London; When Bolensky Danced Belushka; Antigua · Useful and Acceptable Gifts · Most Gentlemen Don't Like Love · Goodbye Sally · Only a Glass of Champagne · I'm One of the Whitehall Warriors · Mademoiselle L'Amour · MEDLEY OF NOEL COWARD SUCCESSES...Noel Coward Parisian Pierrot; Poor Little Rich Girl; could only come with Me; I'll see you Again. · BABY DOESN'T KNOW -Beatrice Lillie. · WHAT NOW -Gertrude Lawrence. · A BABY'S BEST FRIEND -Beatrice Lillie. · WORLD WEARY -Noel Coward. · A HOUR AGO THIS MINUTE -Gertrude Lawrence. · ROLLED INTO ONE -Beatrice Lillie. · WINNIE THE WINDOW CLEANER - Gertrude Lawrence. · MEDLEY OF GERTRUDE LAWRENCE SUCCESSES - Gertrude Lawrence; Limehouse Blues; You were meant for Me; Do Do Do; Someone to watch over Me; A Cup of Coffee; A Sandwich and You; Wild Thyme; Experiment. · THE FAMILY ALBUM - WE WERE DANCING - Noel Coward & Gertrude Lawrence. · JULIA - Beatrice Lillie; BROADWAY MEDLEY - Beatrice Lillie & Gertrude Lawrence Chlow; Cover me up with the Sunshine of Virginia; I wonder what's become of Sally; Doo Wacka Doo; Big Boy. · SHOOT THE RABBIT - Beatrice Lillie. · Yes Sir · That's My Baby (1925); If you knew Susie (like I know Susie)(1925); Makin' Whoopee; How Ya gonna Keep 'em down on the Farm? (1919); Josephine · Please no lean on the Bell; Ma (He's making eyes at Me)(1921); Waiting for the Robt. E. Lee; Margie (1920); Ida · Sweet as Apple Cider (1912); Ballin' the Jack (1913); Ain't she Sweet (1927); Baby Face (1927); Now's the time to fall in Love. · Inka Dinka Doo; Umbragio; I'm Durante- The Patron of the Arts; So I ups to Him; Jimmy · The well dressed man; Joe goes up- I come down. · Tea for Two; Malaguena; Stardust; Nola; Trees; One fine day; Tales from the Vienna Woods; Third man theme; Nocturne; Blue Danube Waltz; Tango; Minute Waltz; Liebestraum. · OH! IT'S A LOVELY WAR Cortland & Jefferies 1914 · BELGIUM PUT THE KIBOSH ON THE KAISER Mark Sheridan · EARLY STAGE · REVUE 1912-1918 "Everybody's Doing It Now" by Robert Hale & Ida Crisp! · In "Everybody's Doing It" 2/14/12 · REVUE 1912-1918 "Hitchy Koo" by Lew Hearn & Bonita in 'Nullo Ragtime' · London Hippodrome 12/23/12 · & Isabell D'Armond in 'Nullo Tango' London Hippodrome 12/23/13 · In "The Passing Show" 4/20/14 · REVUE 1912-1918 "Mary from Tipperary" by Unity More & chorus in Bus- · ness as Usual 11/16/14 · Elfrid in 'Bric-a-Brac'. The Palace Theatre 9/10/15 · by Ethel Levey in Follow the Crowd Empire 2/19/16 · REVUE 1912-1918 "If you were the Only Girl in the World" by Violet Loraine · & George Robey in 'The Bing Boys are Here' Alhambra 4/19/16 · REVUE 1912-1918 "Walkin' the Dog" by Nelson Rays in 'Vanity Fair' Palace 11/6/16 · REVUE 1912-1918 "At the Calico Ball" by Lee White & Clay Smith in 'Cheap' · Vaudeville 4/26/17 · REVUE 1912-1918 "On the Level You're a Little Devil" by Maurice Chevalier in · Nullo America Palace 9/25/17 · & Walter Williams in 'Buzz-Buzz' Vaudeville 12/20/18 · REVUE 1919-1929 "That Wonderful Lamp" by Beatrice Lillie in Bran Pie 8/28/19 · REVUE 1919-1929 "A Good Man is Hard to Find" by Lee White in Bran Again 9/2/19 · ists 6/27/21 · REVUE 1919-1929 "Dapper Dan" by Jack Buchanan & the Trix Sisters in A to Z 10/11/21 · REVUE 1919-1929 "Germs" by Alfred Lester in Fun of the Fayre 10/17/21 · REVUE 1919-1929 "There's Life in the Old Girl Yet" Maise Gay in London · Calling. 9/4/23 · REVUE 1919-1929 "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" by Joyce Barbour in R.S.V.P. 2/23/26 · REVUE 1919-1929 "Ladies Bar" By Elsa Lanchester in Riverside Nights 4/10/26 · REVUE 1919-1929 "Sellin' Joe by the Plantation orchestra in Blackbirds 9/11/26 · REVUE 1919-1929 "When the Anson Cabs was lined up on the Rank by Herbert · Mundin in 'The Charlott Show of 1926' Prince of Wales Theatre 10/5/26 · After Another. 5/20/27 · REVUE 1919-1929 "Double Damask" by Cicely Courtneidge & Ivor McLaren & · Dennis Cowles in 'Clowns in Clover' 12/1/27 · the Whispers 4/4/28 · REVUE 1919-1929 "Wake up & Dream" by George Metaxa in 'Wake up & Dream' 3/27/29 · REVUE 1930-1940 "Sweet Temptation" by Patrick Waddington in 'Charlotte's · REVUE 1930-1940 "Your're Blase" by Binnie Hale in "Cow Bells" London · Hippodrome 1/4/32 · REVUE 1930-1940 "Three White Feathers" by Patrick Waddington & Doris Hare 9/16/32 · REVUE 1930-1940 "I've Got the Wrong Man" by Zaldée Jackson in 'Ballyhoo' 12/22/32 · In 'Blackbirds of 1936 Harold Nicholas the singer was · age 14 at time of recording. 7/9/36 · Rhythm' 10/1/36 · REVUE 1930-1940 "No More" by Gitta Alpar in 'Home & Beauty' 2/2/37 · 'Floodlight' 6/23/37 · Antigua" by The Little Theatre Company in '9-Sharp' 1/26/38 · Little Revue' 4/21/39 · Hylton in 'Black Velvet' London Hippodrome 11/14/39 · REVUE 1930-1940 "Goodbye Sally" by Arthur Riscoe in 'Shepards Pie'. The · song was one of the first hit songs to emerge from it. 12/21/39 · Up. 2/9/40 · Carroll Gibbons in 'Up and Doing' Saville Theatre 4/19/40 · REVUE 1930-1940 "Mademoiselle L'Amour" by Florence Desmond in 'Apple Sauce' 8/27/40 · Beatrice Lillie has been described as "the funniest woman in the World" · Noel Coward was universally known as "The Master" · Girl; could only come with Me; I'll see You Again · 4. A BABY'S BEST FRIEND -Beatrice Lillie · Chloe; Cover me up with the Sunshine of Virginia; I wonder what's become of · Yes Sir- That's My Baby (1925); If you knew Susie (like I know Susie)(1925) · Makin' Whoopee; How Ya Gonna Keep 'em down on the Farm? (1919); Josephine · Please no · Margie (1920); Ida · Sweet as Apple Cider (1912); Rollin' the Jack (1913) · Inka Dinka Doo; Umbrlago; I'm Durante- The Patron of the Arts; So I ups to Him · VICTOR BORGE - CAUGHT IN THE ACT · OH · WHAT A LOVELY WAR Here are some of the most famous names of the London Stage & · I'LL MAKE A MAN OF YOU From The Passing Show of 1916 w/Osmondole Brogden 1914 · A CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR From Round the Map w/Alfred Lester · NOW YOU'VE GOT YER KHAKI ON Marie Lloyd 1916 · ON BOY! WHEN YOU'RE HOME ON LEAVE Savoy Quartette 1917 · WHEN THE WAR IS OVER · MOTHER DEAR Walter Jefferies 1917 · TILL THE BOYS COME HOME Renee Meyer 1915 · GOOD-BYE-EE Courtland & Jefferies 1918 |