13 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
13 records matching
A band performs a selection from 'Girl on the Film', a musical comedy, on Chapman (Chap label), a small British marque. The two-part format and low catalogue number suggest an early 1920s pressing.AI summary
Chappell 3 Dance
Chappell 2 Misc.
An unidentified band playing two light orchestral or musical-theatre numbers on Chap (Chapman), a short-lived British label, catalogue 5 (very early in the series).AI summary
Chappell 5 Orchestra
A band performing 'Pearl Girl' selection parts 1 and 2 on Chap 6, a tiny British label.AI summary
Chappell 6 Orchestra
A Light Opera Company recording of *The Girl from Utah*, a 1914 musical comedy, issued on the Chapman label (ChapA1). This is a British theatrical ensemble recording of an Edwardian stage musical.AI summary
Chappell A1 Opera
Paul Bonneau Orchestra recorded these two instrumental pieces for Chappell, a British label associated with the music publisher; Bonneau is not well documented.AI summary
Chappell C863 Orchestra
The Queen's Hall Orchestra, a long-established British ensemble, recorded "Virginia" for the Chappell label, a small British imprint. The catalogue number and artist suggest an obscure 1930s or early 1940s release.AI summary
Chappell C168 Orchestra
Queen's Hall orchestra (or similar ensemble) with 'Pine Forest' on Chappell 262, a small or specialized label catalogue.AI summary
Chappell 262 Orchestra
Robert Farnon conducting an orchestra on Chappell, a small British classical and light music label, with 'Fiesta'—instrumental music from a conductor known for film and light orchestral work.AI summary
Chappell C311 Orchestra
Robert Farnon, the Canadian-born arranger and light-music composer, with the Queen's Hall Light Orchestra, playing Refrain from Spain and Anything Might Happen/Carnival on Chappell C318.AI summary
Chappell C318 Orchestra
Robert Howe recorded 'Soul of Mine' and 'Red Devon by the Sea' for Chap, a minor early-era British marque.AI summary
Chappell 18 Misc.
Robert Howe performs two instrumental pieces on Chapman (Chap label), a small British marque. The low catalogue number suggests an early pressing, possibly 1920s.AI summary
Chappell 19 Instrumental
S. Browne, D. Morrow, and P. Gray recorded a medley of four popular songs—'Some Sunday Morning', 'I Can't Begin to Tell You', 'My Mother's Waltz', and 'You Won't Be Satisfied'—for Chap, an obscure British label.AI summary
Chappell 9097/99 Voice