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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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- AStuttering Sergeant
- BThanks for dropping in Mr Hess
Arthur Askey performing comic songs 'Stuttering Sergeant' and 'Thanks for dropping in Mr Hess' on HMV (BD934), the Birmingham comedian and radio star at his peak in the late 1930s.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