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- A(+R Murdoch)Bandwaggon part 5
- Bpart 6
Arthur Askey, one of Britain's most popular radio comedians of the 1930s, performing extracts from the Bandwaggon show on HMV. Askey was a major star, and this recording captures part of his most celebrated work.AI summary
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- AAlice in Wonderland part 3
- B(R Hare/S Walker)part 4
Arthur Askey was one of the biggest British comedians of the 1940s–50s, famous for his high-pitched voice and cheeky humour. This HMV C3244 is an excerpt from 'Alice in Wonderland', a comedy recording; Askey's name carries significant collector appeal.AI summary
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- AAlice in Wonderland part 3
- B(R Hare/S Walker)part 4
Arthur Askey, the British radio comedian and entertainer, performing parts 3 and 4 of 'Alice in Wonderland' on His Master's Voice, likely from the 1940s.AI summary
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- AAlice in Wonderland part 3
- B(R Hare/S Walker)part 4
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- ABee Song
- BChirrup
Arthur Askey, the British comedian famous for radio and stage, on His Master's Voice BD552 with 'Bee Song' and 'Chirrup' — comic novelties typical of his style.AI summary
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- ABee Song
- BChirrup
Arthur Askey, the British comedian and entertainer, recorded 'Bee Song' and 'Chirrup' for His Master's Voice—comedy novelty material from a radio and theatre star.AI summary
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- AFlu Germ
- BAnt
Arthur Askey, the celebrated British comedian and radio personality, recorded comic novelty sketches 'Flu Germ' and 'Ant' for His Master's Voice.AI summary
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- AHow ashamed I was
- BKiss me Goodnight Sergeant Major
Arthur Askey, the British comedian and entertainer, performs two novelty comedy songs on His Master's Voice BD757 from the late 1930s. Askey was a major British radio and music hall star.AI summary
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- ASeaside Band
- BZebra Song
Arthur Askey was a major British radio and stage comedian of the 1940s. 'Seaside Band' and 'Zebra Song' are comedy records on Decca, reflecting Askey's music-hall style of humorous entertainment.AI summary
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- ATa ever so
- B(+J Wilson)Eat drink and be merry
Arthur Askey, the British comedian and entertainer, sings 'Ta ever so' and 'Eat Drink and Be Merry' (with J Wilson) on this Columbia disc, typical of his comedy vocal work.AI summary
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- AWillow Tit Willow
- BCrash Band I want to go Home
Arthur Askey, the celebrated British comedian and entertainer, recorded 'Willow Tit Willow' and 'Crash Band I want to go Home' for His Master's Voice, catalogue BD766.AI summary