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- AAh
- BBarney's Boarding House
Leonard Henry with Ah and Barney's Boarding House on Sterno 896.AI summary
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- ABarney's boarding house
- BAh
Leonard Henry, a British music-hall comedian, recorded these two comic pieces for St. Catalogue—a tiny British label; Henry was known for character comedy and dialect work in the Edwardian and interwar music halls.AI summary
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- ABarney's boarding house
- BAh!
Leonard Henry, a British comedian and variety artist, recorded 'Barney's Boarding House' and 'Ah!' for 'St' Records 896.AI summary
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- ADance of the Cuckoos (Laurel & Hardy Theme)
- BHe's dead but he won't lie down
Leonard Henry performing 'Dance of the Cuckoos' (the theme from the Laurel and Hardy comedies) and 'He's dead but he won't lie down' on Zonophone. Henry was a British comedian and recording artist of the 1920s-30s.AI summary
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- AEleven Good Lads
- BThere are Many Good Reasons for Drinking
Leonard Henry recorded 'Eleven Good Lads' and 'There Are Many Good Reasons for Drinking' on Hom HR26, likely comic or novelty numbers on a small British label.AI summary
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- AHe's dead but he won't lie down
- BDance of the cuckoos
Leonard Henry, a British music hall comedian and recording artist of the early acoustic era, performing a comic novelty and a classic instrumental on Zonophone. Henry was known for his comic vocals and sound effects, and his recordings from the 1920s–early 1930s are scarce.AI summary
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- AIn these hard Times
- BA Fly's Day out
Leonard Henry was a British comic vocalist and entertainer popular in the early twentieth century. This Sterno recording of 'In these hard Times' and 'A Fly's Day out' dates from the label's brief existence in the 1920s.AI summary
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- ALets Himself go
- B(2 sides)
Leonard Henry credited on Broadcast 3012, a music-hall comedy side from an obscure British label of uncertain date; Broadcast was a small imprint and copies are scarce.AI summary
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- AMy Canary has Circles under his Eyes
- BThat must have been our Walter
Leonard Henry with My Canary Has Circles Under His Eyes and That Must Have Been Our Walter on Sterno 745.AI summary
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- ASh' Shiverin'
- BWhy is the bacon so tough?
Leonard Henry was a British character comedian and entertainer of the music-hall era, famous for his comic monologues and comic songs. This HMV pressing captures him in character pieces with food and domestic themes.AI summary
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- ASir Roger de Coverly
- BMajah General Thingamebob
Leonard Henry performing two novelty or character comedy pieces, 'Sir Roger de Coverly' and 'Majah General Thingamebob', on the St label, catalogue 963.AI summary
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- ATale of the Talkies
- BGeneral Post
Leonard Henry, a minor British music-hall comedian, performs 'Tale of the Talkies' and 'General Post' on His Master's Voice B2916 from the late 1920s.AI summary