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100 Years: a Century of Song 1930S 100 Years: A Century of Song 1930s Page 42 | 100 Years: A Century of song 1930 A Little of What You Fancy Don’t Be Cruel Here Comes Emily Brown / (Does You Good) to a Vegetabuel Cheer Up and Smile Marie Lloyd Lesley Sarony Jack Payne A Mother’s Lament Don’t Dilly Dally on Here we are again!? Various the Way (My Old Man) Fred Wheeler Marie Lloyd After Your Kiss / I’d Like Hey Diddle Diddle to Find the Guy That Don’t Have Any More, Harry Champion Wrote the Stein Song Missus Moore I am Yours Jack Payne Lily Morris Bert Lown Orchestra Alexander’s Ragtime Band Down at the Old I Lift Up My Finger Irving Berlin Bull and Bush Lesley Sarony Florrie Ford Amy / Oh! What a Silly I’m In The Market For You Place to Kiss a Girl Everybody knows me Van Phillips Jack Hylton in my old brown hat Harry Champion I’m Learning a Lot From Another Little Drink You / Singing a Song George Robey Exactly Like You / to the Stars Blue Is the Night Any Old Iron Roy Fox Jack Payne Harry Champion I’m Twenty-one today Fancy You Falling for Me / Jack Pleasants Beside the Seaside, Body and Soul Beside the Sea Jack Hylton I’m William the Conqueror Mark Sheridan Harry Champion Forty-Seven Ginger- Beware of Love / Headed Sailors If You were the Only Give Me Back My Heart Lesley Sarony Girl in the World Jack Payne George Robey Georgia On My Mind Body & Soul Hoagy Carmichael It’s a Long Way Paul Whiteman to Tipperary Get Happy Florrie Ford Boiled Beef and Carrots Nat Shilkret Harry Champion Jack o’ Lanterns / Great Day / Without a Song Wind in the Willows Broadway Baby Dolls / Jack Hylton Jack Hylton Den travle Tillie Hail De Crown / Exhortation Jay Wilbur Jollity Farm Paul Robeson Lesley Sarony Bunkey-Doodle-I-Doh Happy Days Are Here Again / Leslie Sarony with novelty K-K-K-Katy Lucky Me - Lovable You accompaniment Billy Murray Jack Hylton By the Sleepy Lagoon King’s Horses / Adeline Have a Little Faith in Me / Eric Coates Jay Wilbur Cryin’ for the Carolines Californian Serenade / Bert Ambrose Let Me Sing & I’m Happy Say a Little Prayer for Me Al Jolson He’s My Secret Passion / Jack Payne I Wonder What Is Really Maggie’s Cold / Cockney Bill of London on His Mind Dance of the Raindrops Town Elsie Carlisle Jack Hylton Harry Champion Hello, Hello, Who’s Your Memories of Paris Dancing With Tears Lady Friend? Jack Hylton in My Eyes Mark Sheridan Memories Of You Regent Club Orchestra Louis Armstrong 1930s | 100 Years: A Century of song My Baby Just Cares For Me St Louis Blues Who were you with Jack Payne Cab Calloway & his Cotton last night ? Club Orchestra Mark Sheridan My Ideal Maurice Chevalier Sweetheart We Need With a Song in My Heart / Each Other / You’re Just as We Used to Do My Man o’ War Always in My Arms Jack Hylton Elsie Carlisle Jack Payne With My Guitar and You / Nobody’s Sweetheart Swingin’ in a Hammock / Shoo the Hoodoo Away Paul Whiteman Confessin’ Bert Ambrose Nobody’s Using It Now / Jack Hylton Woman’s Opinion of Man My Dream Lover Take me back to Marie Lloyd Jack Hylton Dear Old Blighty Xylophone Stampede / Oh! It’s a lovely war Florrie Ford The Vamp of Baghdad Ella Shields Ten Cents a Dance Jack Hylton Ol’ Man River Ruth Etting You can’t help laughing Paul Robeson The Alpine Milkman can yer? Old Folks at Home Lesley Sarony Harry Champion (Swanee River) / The Bells of London Poor Old Joe Various Paul Robeson The Peanut Vendor On Her Doorstep Last Night Don Azpiazu & his Havana Jack Hylton Casino Orchestra On Mother Kelly’s Doorstep The White Dove Randolph Sutton Clifford Grey On the Sunny Side There’s a Good Time Coming / of the Street Over the Garden Wall Louis Armstrong Jack Hylton Puttin’ on the Ritz Three Little Words Fred Astaire Duke Ellington Ragamuffin Romeo / Tiger Rag / Limehouse Blues Happy Feet Jack Hylton Jack Hylton Two Little Girls in Blue Ragtime Ragshop Ira Gershwin Harry Champion Two Lovely Black Eyes Ring Dem Bells Charles Coborn Duke Ellington Walk Right In Sang viennois / Cannon’s Jug Stompers Beau Danube bleu Debroy Somers Watching My Dreams Go By / Under a Texas Moon Say Sadie / The Kerb Step Jack Hylton Jack Hylton What Is This Thing She’s Mine Called Love? Billy Bennet Leo Reisman Singin’ in the Bathtub / What’s the Use H’lo Baby Isham Jones Jack Hylton When It’s Springtime in the Someday I’ll Find You Rockies / Around the Corner Noel Coward Jack Hylton Song of the Dawn / Where Did You Get That Hat? It Happened in Monterey J.C. Heffron Sam Browne 100 Years: A Century of song | 1930s 1931 A Mother’s Lament Everybody knows me I’m So Used to You Now / Various in my old brown hat Leave the Rest to Nature Harry Champion Al Bowlly Alexander’s Ragtime Band Irving Berlin Experience Blues I’m Twenty-one today Ruth Willis, Blind Willie McTell Jack Pleasants Any Little Fish Noel Coward Fiesta / By My Side If You were the Only Roy Fox Girl in the World Any Old Iron George Robey Harry Champion Forty-Seven Ginger-Headed Sailors It’s a Long Way At Your Command Lesley Sarony to Tipperary Bing Crosby Florrie Ford Frankie & Johnnie Blues / Bathing in the Sunshine / By the Old Oak Tree It’s the Girl That Lindy Hop Al Bowlly The Boswell Sisters Roy Fox Goodnight Sweetheart Just a Gigolo Bells of Normandy Al Bowlly with Ray Noble Bing Crosby Jack Payne & His Orchestra Just One More Chance / Beside the Seaside, Goodnight Vienna Smile, Darn Ya, Smile Beside the Sea (Parts 1 & 2) Roy Fox Mark Sheridan Jack Hylton K-K-K-Katy Best that money can buy Hey Diddle Diddle Billy Murray Harry Champion Harry Champion Lady of Spain Between the Devil and I Found a Million Dollar Baby / Ray Noble the Deep Blue Sea / Look in the Looking Glass Maybe It’s Love Laughing at the Rain / Roy Fox Roy Fox Bubbling Over With Love I Found You / Leave Roy Fox Boiled Beef and Carrots the Rest to Nature Harry Champion Lily of Laguna Bert Ambrose G H Elliot Close Your Eyes I Got Rhythm D. carter Looking for You / Ethel Waters Song of Happiness Cupid on the Cake / I Lift Up My Finger Roy Fox Stick ‘em Up Lesley Sarony Jack Hylton Love for Sale I Want a Little Girl / Libby Holman Daisy Bell Okay Baby Katie Lawrence Love Letters in the Sand / Jack Payne I Don’t Know Why Don’t Dilly Dally on I’m an Unemployed Bert Ambrose the Way (My Old Man) Sweetheart / I’m Thru’ Marie Lloyd Love Scene From “Private With Love Lives”, Act 1 / Scene From Don’t Have Any More, Bert Ambrose “Private Lives”, Act 2 Missus Moore I’m Glad I Waited / [cast recording] Lily Morris Time on My Hands Noel Coward Down at the Old Roy Fox Lover of My Dreams / Bull and Bush I’m Good for Nothing Twentieth Century Blues Florrie Ford but Love Noel Coward Dream a Little Dream of Me Ruth Etting Mad Dogs and Englishmen Wayne King Noel Coward 1930s | 100 Years: A Century of song Maurice Chevalier Medley Sing Another Chorus, Please / When You Were the Jack Hylton Sweet and Lovely Blossom of Buttercup Roy Fox Lane / Tie a Little String Minnie the Moocher Around Your Finger Cab Calloway & his Singing a Song to the Stars / Roy Fox Cotton Club Orchestra Under the Roofs of Paris Jack Hylton Where Did You Get Mood Indigo That Hat? Duke Ellington St James Infirmary J.C. Heffron Cab Calloway & his Oh Donna Clara Cotton Club Orchestra Whistling in the Dark / Layton & Johnstone Ho Hum Stardust On Mother Kelly’s Doorstep Bert Ambrose Louis Armstrong Randolph Sutton Why Dance / Lady of Spain Ta-ra-ra-boom-de-ay One of the Ruins that Ray Noble Lottie Collins Cromwell knocked Would You Like to Take about a bit Ten Cents a Dance / a Walk / The Waltz You Marie Lloyd One More Time Saved for Me Roy Fox Out of Nowhere Bert Ambrose Bing Crosby That’s Why Darkies Ya Got Love / Were Born / Sleepy Time Pardon Me, Pretty Baby / My Temptation Down South Faithfully Yours Roy Fox Paul Robeson Bert Ambrose Yes, Yes (My Baby Said The Alpine Milkman Pied Piper of Hamelin / “Yes” “Yes”) / You Call It Lesley Sarony Hold My Hand Madness, But I Call It Love Ray Noble The Bells of London Bert Ambrose Various Poor Kid / Pardon Me, You Are My Heart’s Pretty Baby The Sleepy Town Express / Delight / Whispering Jack Payne The King’s Horses Roy Fox Jack Hylton Radio Nights / You Can’t Stop Me From Down Sunnyside Lane Them There Eyes / Lovin’ You / What’s Keeping Jack Payne Drink, Brothers, Drink My Prince Charming Roy Fox Reaching for the Moon / Roy Fox Lady of Spain This Is the Missus / Life Is You Can’t Stop Me From Roy Fox Just a Bowl of Cherries Loving You / Just One Roy Fox Rhymes More Chance Lesley Sarony Tom Thumb’s Drum / Bert Ambrose Oh! What a Night! Rockin’ Chair / River Stay You Forgot Your Gloves / Jack Hylton ‘Way From My Door Kiss Me Goodnight Paul Robeson Two Little Girls in Blue Bert Ambrose Ira Gershwin Sally / Fall In and You Rascal You Follow the Band Waltzes from Vienna - Louis Armstrong Gracie Fields Waltz Medley You’re Driving Me Crazy / Jack Hylton Say It With Music / When You Were My Love’s Old Sweet Song When Kentucky Bids the Sweetheart and I Was Jack Payne World Good Morning / the Kid Next Door The Peanut Vendor Jack Payne She Walked Right Up Jack Payne and Took My Man Away You’re the One I Care For / Al Bowlly When the Moon Comes Overnight Over the Mountain Roy Fox She’s Mine Kate Smith Billy Bennet 100 Years: A Century of song | 1930s 1932 ‘Leven Pounds of Heaven / Do De O Do / Chinese Blues I Can’t Write the Words / Hangin’ on to That Man George Formby Let’s Put Out the Lights Elsie Carlisle (And Go to Sleep) Don’t Dilly Dally on Lew Stone A Faded Summer Love / the Way (My Old Man) You Didn’t Know the Music Marie Lloyd I Got Rhythm Al Bowlly Louis Armstrong Don’t Have Any More, A Great Big Bunch of You / Missus Moore I Guess I’ll
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  • Jack Oakie & Victoria Horne-Oakie Films
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