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- A(+S Girard)I'm simply crazy over you
- BChalk Farm to Camberwell Green
Gertie Millar (1879–1952), a British musical-comedy star and actress, with vocalist Stanley Girard, performing a duet from her era on His Master's Voice.AI summary
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- AA Quaker Girl
Gertie Millar was a leading musical-theatre actress and comedian of the Edwardian stage, famous for her light comic soprano and roles in 'The Merry Widow' (1907) and other major productions. This HMV recording of 'A Quaker Girl' (a 1910 musical in which she starred) preserves her voice from the acoustic era.AI summary
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- AI wore a little grey Bonnet
Gertie Millar, a leading British musical theatre star of the Edwardian era, recorded 'I wore a little grey Bonnet' for His Master's Voice in the acoustic period. Early HMV vocal 78rpm from one of the stage's most celebrated performers.AI summary
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- AI wore a little grey Bonnet
Gertie Millar, a West End musical theatre star of the Edwardian era, performing 'I Wore a Little Grey Bonnet' on His Master's Voice, recorded in the acoustic period (pre-1925).AI summary
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- AKeep off the Grass
Gertie Millar was one of the most celebrated musical-comedy actresses of the Edwardian era, a star of the Gaiety Theatre and the wife of composer Lionel Monckton. This Decca pressing with the unusual catalogue designation 'elith' — possibly an early or anomalous Decca catalogue entry — contains 'Keep Off the Grass'. The catalogue designation is unusual and warrants physical examination.AI summary
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- AMoonstruck
Gertie Millar, a British music-hall and revue star, sings 'Moonstruck' on His Master's Voice. Millar was famous in Edwardian musical theatre and remained active as a recording artist into the early acoustic era.AI summary
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- APretty Baby (Houp-La )
Gertie Millar, a celebrated British musical-theatre star of the Edwardian era, performing 'Pretty Baby (Houp-La)' on His Master's Voice 034541, preserving a stage performer from the early 20th century.AI summary
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- ATony from America
Gertie Millar, the British Edwardian musical-theatre star and soprano, recorded 'Tony from America' on His Master's Voice 03242. Millar was a major theatre star of the Edwardian era and early 20th century, known for her roles in musical comedies.AI summary
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- AToy Town
- BNeville was a Devil
Gertie Millar, a celebrated Edwardian musical-comedy actress and singer, recorded these two songs for His Master's Voice. The C-series catalogue number places this pressing in the early 1910s. Millar was a West End star whose stage recordings remain sought after by theatre history collectors.AI summary