Milton Hayes

AMonty discusses the Empire Spirit
BThe Sad Story of Mrs Paddlewick

Label: Columbia
Catalogue number: 3834
Genre: Personalities (Prs)
Format: 78rpm shellac disc, 10 inch unless noted
Reference: #1367

Milton Hayes, a British actor and monologuist, on Columbia 3834. Hayes was famous for his dramatic recitations and character monologues in the early 1900s; these titles are characteristic of his speciality work.

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Milton Hayes

AHow America was discovered
BHow America was found out

Milton Hayes, a celebrated monologist and raconteur of the early gramophone era, performs two of his characteristic humorous spoken-word pieces on Columbia 4482. Hayes was one of the most popular recording artists of the 1920s, known for his witty and sometimes risqué monologues.AI summary

Columbia 4482 Personalities (Prs)

Milton Hayes

AIs China worth going to
BIs China worth leaving

Milton Hayes, a British actor and raconteur famous for his monologues and character sketches, recorded 'Is China worth going to' and 'Is China worth leaving' for Columbia, catalogue 4634, likely from the early 1920s.AI summary

Columbia 4634 Personalities (Prs)

Milton Hayes

AMonty attends a Board meeting
Bpart 2

Milton Hayes performing two further Monty monologues ('Monty Attends a Board Meeting', parts 1 and 2) on Columbia 4744, from the early 1920s.AI summary

Columbia 4744 Personalities (Prs)

Milton Hayes

AMonty on Advertising & so forth
BMonty at Wembley

Milton Hayes, a celebrated British monologist and reciter of the 1920s and 1930s, recorded theatrical monologues 'Monty on Advertising' and 'Monty at Wembley' for Columbia 3475.AI summary

Columbia 3475 Personalities (Prs)

Milton Hayes

AMonty on Bananas
BMonty meanders through the Ads

Milton Hayes, a British character vocalist and actor, performing two Monty monologues ('Monty on Bananas' and 'Monty Meanders Through the Ads') on Columbia 3801, from the early 1920s.AI summary

Columbia 3801 Personalities (Prs)

Milton Hayes

AMonty on Fashions
BMonty on Burglars

Milton Hayes, the celebrated British actor and monologist, performing two humorous monologues about fashion and burglars on Columbia. Hayes was a major music-hall star and his recorded monologues are well known.AI summary

Columbia 3726 Music Hall

Milton Hayes

AMonty's Hints on Health
BMonty on Bolshevism & the like

Milton Hayes, the celebrated monologist and raconteur, performs two of his humorous spoken-word pieces 'Monty's Hints on Health' and 'Monty on Bolshevism' on Columbia 3504. Hayes' 'Monty' character was one of his most popular creations — a pompous, gossipy figure through which he delivered his satirical commentary on contemporary life.AI summary

Columbia 3504 Personalities (Prs)

Milton Hayes

AMonty's Hints on Health
BMonty on Bolshevism & the like

Milton Hayes, a British reciter and monologuist, recorded "Monty's Hints on Health" and "Monty on Bolshevism & the Like" for Columbia. Hayes was known for his dramatic and comic spoken-word routines.AI summary

Columbia 3504 Comic

Milton Hayes

AMy Boy's Career
B(2 sides)

Columbia 4892 Personalities (Prs)

Milton Hayes

AThe general Outlook
BThe Near East

Milton Hayes, a British actor and monologist known for his dramatic recitations and character sketches, recorded for Columbia in the 1920s. Hayes was a popular revue and theatrical performer.AI summary

Columbia 3233 Voice

Milton Hayes

AWhy every married Man should have s Wife
BDo Film Actresses make good Husbands

Milton Hayes on Columbia 4509, performing spoken-word comic pieces 'Why every married Man should have a Wife' and 'Do Film Actresses make good Husbands'.AI summary

Columbia 4509 Comic

Milton Hayes

AWhy every married Man should have s Wife
BDo Film Actresses make good Husbands

Milton Hayes performing comedic monologues on Columbia: 'Why Every Married Man Should Have a Wife' and 'Do Film Actresses Make Good Husbands?'. Hayes was a popular reciter and monologist of the 1920s-1930s, known for his theatrical delivery and dramatic character pieces.AI summary

Columbia 4509 Music Hall