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- ACareless Peter visits the Land of Topsy Turvy
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Charles Penrose & Co performing a two-part comic narrative, 'Careless Peter visits the Land of Topsy Turvy', on His Master's Voice B3974. Penrose was a prolific British comic singer and entertainer of the early 20th century.AI summary
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- ACareless Peter visits the Land of Topsy Turvy
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Charles Penrose and company in a comic novelty recitation on HMV, part of the tradition of music-hall spoken word that Penrose made famous.AI summary
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- ACinderella
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Charles Penrose and Company on Piccadilly, a cheap British budget label, performing the pantomime story 'Cinderella' or related material from the 1920s–30s.AI summary
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- ACinderella part 3
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Charles Penrose, the celebrated British comic singer and whistler, recorded on Piccadilly 441 performing dramatic scenes from Cinderella.AI summary
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- ADr Kanem's Kollege
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Charles Penrose and company in Dr. Kanem's Kollege, a two-sided comic sketch, on Dominion A218.AI summary
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- ALaughing stuttering Sam
- BHappy Hikers
Charles Penrose & Co performing comic songs 'Laughing Stuttering Sam' and 'Happy Hikers' on Columbia DB856. Penrose was a popular British music hall entertainer known for his laughing and novelty songs.AI summary
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- ALaughing Trombone
- BLaughing Policeman & the saucy Cook
Charles Penrose and Company, British comedians of the 1920s, recorded the novelty hit 'Laughing Policeman' alongside 'Laughing Trombone' on Broadcast 505. The 'Laughing Policeman' became one of the most popular comedy records of its era.AI summary
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- ALaughing Waits
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- ALaughter on the Line
- BDiner a Deux
Charles Penrose & Co performing 'Laughter on the Line' and 'Diner à Deux' on His Master's Voice B3932, a mid-1920s British pressing. Charles Penrose was a popular comedy monologist and character actor of the period.AI summary
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- ALaughter on the Line
- BDiner a Deux
Charles Penrose, a British comedian and entertainer, known for 'The Laughing Policeman', on His Master's Voice; likely 1920s–1930s.AI summary
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- ASweepstake Luck
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Charles Penrose and Company on Decca, a British comedy piece with two parts titled 'Sweepstake Luck'.AI summary
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- AWilful William takes Careless Carrie to Sleepy Town
- B(Choir)Babe in Bethlem's Manger laid
Charles Penrose, the British music-hall comedian best known for 'The Laughing Policeman', recorded this Parlophone TEST pressing with whimsical titles 'Wilful William' and a Christmas carol with choir; the TEST catalogue prefix indicates this is an experimental or test pressing, extremely scarce.AI summary