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- ACome over the Garden Wall(12)
- BMr & Mrs Smith(11)
Clarice Mayne sings 'Come Over the Garden Wall' and 'Mr & Mrs Smith' on HMV C526, a 12-inch coupling. The C-prefix HMV series for popular vocal material suggests an acoustic-era pressing, probably early-to-mid 1920s; 12-inch popular vocal issues from this period are less common than 10-inch equivalents.AI summary
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- AI want a great big Kiss
- B(L Henson)It'll be all the same
Clarice Mayne sings 'I Want a Great Big Kiss' and — with Lupino Lane or another comedian as L Henson — 'It'll Be All the Same' on Columbia F1059. Like her other Columbia F-series recordings, this is from the mid-to-late 1920s; the pairing with a named comedy performer adds variety-revue interest.AI summary
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- AI was a good little Girl till I met you
- BA broken Doll
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- AI was a good little Girl till I met you
- BA broken Doll
Clarice Mayne sings 'I Was a Good Little Girl Till I Met You' and 'A Broken Doll' on Columbia L1041, a 12-inch coupling. The L-series is Columbia's 12-inch premium popular format; a 12-inch Clarice Mayne Columbia is less common than her standard 10-inch pressings and of slightly greater format interest.AI summary
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- AI've got my Eye on you(12)
- BNursey(11)
Clarice Mayne was a popular Edwardian music-hall singer and actress, associated with the performer James W. Tate. This HMV C527 disc contains 'I've Got My Eye on You' (dated 1912) and 'Nursery' (dated 1911). HMV C-series pressings of Edwardian music-hall performers are moderately uncommon.AI summary
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- AIt's lovely to be in love
- BCome & cuddle me
Clarice Mayne was a popular Edwardian music-hall and revue singer, often partnered with 'That' (J W Tate). Columbia L1167 — 'It's Lovely to Be in Love' and 'Come and Cuddle Me' — is a large-format 12-inch pressing from Columbia's premium L-series, an unusual format for a light-entertainment performer.AI summary
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- AJenny McGregor
Clarice Mayne sings 'Jenny McGregor' on HMV 03276, a single-sided pressing from the Gramophone Company's acoustic series. The 03000 HMV series is a 12-inch single-sided format for popular vocal artists; a single-sided 12-inch Mayne pressing is a less common format for her recordings.AI summary
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- AJoshu-ah
Clarice Mayne was a British music-hall star of the Edwardian era, famous for her comic songs and character work. 'Joshu-ah' is characteristic of her novelty and dialect material. This His Master's Voice pressing is from the earliest numerical series, dating probably to around 1910 or slightly earlier.AI summary
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- AJoshuah
Clarice Mayne sings 'Joshuah' on HMV 03290, a single-sided 12-inch pressing from the Gramophone Company acoustic series — a companion single-sided 12-inch to the HMV 03276 in this collection. Single-sided 12-inch HMV pressings of Clarice Mayne are a less common format than her standard double-sided 10-inch Columbia output.AI summary
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- AMike
- BBlushing Moon
Clarice Mayne, a popular Edwardian and 1920s music-hall and revue performer known for her partnership with 'That' James W Tate, recorded 'Mike' and 'Blushing Moon' on Columbia F1070. The F-prefix Columbia series is from the mid-to-late 1920s; Mayne had a loyal following and her records appear regularly in British music-hall collections.AI summary
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- AMr & Mrs Smith
Clarice Mayne was a British music hall star and singer of the early 20th century. 'Mr & Mrs Smith' is a comic sketch or song, recorded for His Master's Voice in the acoustic era, HMV 03258 representing early HMV pressings.AI summary
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- ANursey
Clarice Mayne was a British music-hall and variety performer; this His Master's Voice 78 is a single side recording, 'Nursery', which appears to be a novelty or children's piece.AI summary
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- AOnce in a While
- BGive me a little cosy Corner
Clarice Mayne sings 'Once in a While' and 'Give Me a Little Cosy Corner' on Columbia L1326, a 12-inch coupling. The L-series Columbia is a 12-inch premium format; a 12-inch popular vocal recording from Clarice Mayne is less common than her 10-inch output and of slightly greater format interest to collectors.AI summary
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- ASelection of Songs part 3
- Bpart 4
Clarice Mayne in 'Selection of Songs' parts 3 and 4, recorded for Decca F3199. Mayne was a British comedy singer and music-hall performer of the 1920s–30s; the F-series numbering places this in the mid-to-late 1930s.AI summary