Research Catalog

Title

The revue and war years, 1928-1952 [sound recording] / Noel Coward.

Author

Coward, Noel, 1899-1973.

Publication

London : JSP, p2009.

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Details

Additional Authors

• Lawrence, Gertrude.
• Printemps, Yvonne, 1894-1977.

Description

4 sound discs (267 min.) : digital; 4 3/4 in.

Alternative Title

• Room with a view.
• Dance, little lady.
• Mary Make-Believe.
• Try to learn to love.
• Lorelei.
• Dream is over.
• Zigeuner.
• World weary.
• Someday I'll find you.
• I never realised.
• If you were the only girl in the world.
• Halt-caste woman.
• Any little fish.
• Soldiers of the queen.
• Goodbye Dolly Gray.
• Private Tommy Atkins.
• Little bit off the top.
• Blue bell.
• I do like to be beside the seaside.
• Alexander's ragtime band.
• Everybody's doing it.
• Pack up your troubles.
• It's a long way to Tipperary.
• I'll make a man of you.
• There's a long trail.
• Keep the home fires burning.
• Land of hope and glory.
• Lover of my dreams.
• Goodbye my blue bell.
• Let's all go down the Strand.
• If you were the only gin.
• Take me back to dear old Blighty.
• Twentieth century blues.
• Parisian Pierrot.
• Poor little rich girl.
• If you could only come with me.
• I'll see you again.
• Let's say goodbye.
• Party's over now.
• Soomething to do with spring.
• Mad dogs and Englishmen.
• Tokay.
• Caballero.
• Green carnation.
• Dear Little Cafe.
• Call of life.
• Ladies of the town.
• I'll follow my secret heart.
• I travel alone.
• Most of ev'ry day.
• Love in bloom.
• Fare thee well.
• Mrs. Worthington.
• We were so young.
• Then play, orchestra, play.
• You were there.
• Has anybody seen our ship?
• Man about town.
• Toast.
• Hearts and flowers.
• We were dancing.
• Dearest love.
• Where are the songs we sung?
• Stately homes of England.
• Gipsy melody.
• Just let me look at you.
• London pride.
• Last time I saw Paris.
• Could you please oblige us with a bren gun?
• There have been songs in England.
• Imagine the Duchess's feelings.
• It's only you.
• Don't let's be beastly to the Germans.
• Welcoming land.
• I'm old fashioned.
• You'd be so nice to come home to.
• Sigh no more.
• I wonder what happened to him.
• Matelot.
• Nina.
• Never again.
• Wait a bit, Joe.
• Bright was the day.
• This is a changing world.
• His Excellency regrets.
• Uncle Harry.
• Josephine.
• Don't make fun of the fair.
• Sail away.
• Play, orchestra, play.
• Why does love get in the way?
• I like America.
• Time and again.
• There are bad times just around the corner.

Subjects

• Musicals > Excerpts
• Popular music

Note

• Compact discs.
• Biographical notes on inserts.

Contents

• Early days 1928-1931: A room with a view -- Dance, little lady -- Mary Make-Believe -- Try to learn to love -- Lorelei -- The dream is over -- Zigeuner -- World weary -- Private lives - love scene act 1: Someday I'll find you -- Private lives - Scene from Act II: I never realised ; If you were the only girl in the world -- Half-caste woman -- Any little fish -- Cavalcade - Prologue: Soldiers of the queen ; Goodbye Dolly Gray ; Private Tommy Atkins ; A little bit off the top ; Blue bell ; I do like to be beside the seaside ; Alexander's ragtime band ; Everybody's doing it ; Pack up your troubles ; It's a long way to Tipperary ; I'll make a man of you ; There's a long trail ; Keep the home fires burning ; Dance little lady ; Land of hope and glory ; Epilogue -- Lover of my dreams -- Calvacade: Soldiers of the queen ; Goodbye Dolly Gray ; Lover of my dreams ; I do like to be beside the seaside ; Goodbye my bluebell ; Alexander's ragtime band ; Everybody's doing it now ; Let's all go down the Strand ; If you were the only gin ; Take me back to dear old Blighty ; There's a long, long trail ; Keep the home fires burning ; Twentieth century blues -- Noel Coward medley: Intro ; Parisian Pierrot ; Poor little rich girl ; A room with a view ; Dance little lady ; Someday I'll find you ; Any little fish ; If you could only come with me ; I'll see you again.
• Established star 1932-1936: Let's say goodbye -- The party's over now -- Something to do with spring -- Mad dogs and Englishmen -- Tokay ; World weary ; Caballero ; Green carnation ; I'll see you again ; Poor little rich girl ; Zigeuner ; Dear Little Cafe ; Call of life ; Ladies of the town -- I'll follow my secret heart -- I travel alone -- Most of ev'ry day -- Love in bloom -- Fare thee well -- Mrs. Worthington -- We were so young -- Then play, orchestra, play -- You were there -- Has anybody seen our ship -- Man about town.
• London pride 1936-1943: Family album - The toast -- Family album - Hearts and flowers -- Parisian Pierrot -- We were dancing -- Dearest love -- Where are the songs we sung -- The stately homes of England -- Gipsy melody -- Dearest love -- I'll see you again -- Just let me look at you -- Poor little rich girl -- London pride -- The last time I saw Paris -- Could you please oblige us with a bren gun -- There have been songs in England -- Imagine the Duchess's feelings -- It's only you -- Don't let's be beastly to the Germans -- The welcoming land.
• A changing world 1943-1952: I'm old fashioned -- You'd be so nice to come home to -- Sigh no more -- I wonder what happened to him -- Matelot -- Nina -- Never again -- Wait a bit, Joe -- Bright was the day -- This is a changing world -- His Excellency regrets -- Unce Harry -- Josephine -- Don't make fun of the fair -- Sail away -- Noel Coward medley: I'll see you again ; Dance little lady ; Porr little rich girl ; A room with a view ; Parisian Pierrot ; Any little fish ; You were there ; Someday I'll find you ; Let's say goodbye ; I'll follow my secret heart ; If love were all ; Play orchestra play -- Why does love get in the way -- I like America -- Time and again -- There are bad times just around the corner -- London pride (alt take).

LCCN

• 00788065190521
• 788065190521

OCLC

• ocn430847616
• 430847616

Owning Institutions

Columbia University Libraries