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Caravan |
Bohemian Band |
Edison Bell Winner |
3741 |
7503 O |
Nov 1922 |
N/A |
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On A Local Train Journey |
Victor Ricardo and his Orchestra |
Decca |
F2911 |
4231 1/2 BR |
1931 |
Rathke |
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Mrs. Peer Gynt |
"Flotsam & Jetsam" [B.C.Hilliam & M. McEachern] |
Columbia |
DB358 |
WA01879 |
Feb 1931 |
Flotsam & Jetsam |
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Fares Please! |
Harry Fay |
Zonophone |
1861 |
y20897e |
Autumn 1918 |
Bert Lee |
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Florodora [selection] |
Columbia Light Opera Company |
Columbia |
DX126 |
WAX5272-1 |
Oct 1930 |
Leslie Stewart |
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- Opening Chorus Act 1; |
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+ Paul A. Rubens |
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- I Want to be a Military Man; |
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+ Ernest Boyd-Jones |
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- The Fellow Who Might; |
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- Phrenology; |
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- Tell me Pretty Maiden; |
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- The Shade of the Palm; |
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- The Silver Star of Love. |
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King Charles Gavotte |
Billy Whitlock |
Broadcast Junior [Vocalian] |
J-112B |
112B |
1927 ? |
N/A |
Introducing old records - How to spot a 'British' Decca that's really German - Flotsam & Jetsam sing about keeping fit by jogging - The new phenomenon of tram conductresses - What Florodora was all about - Billy Whitlock's jolly tunes
Mr. Flotsam and Mr. Jetsam
