PRINCESS CHARMING (1926)
Composer: Albert
Sirmay
Lyricist: Arthur Wimperis
Opened: October 21, 1926, Palace Theatre, London
Performances: 362
Note: A complete song list is not available at this time. A substantially revised version of the score opened on Broadway on October 13, 1930. See the entry for Princess Charming (1930) for recordings of songs in that score.
Babying You (M: Harry Ruby; L: Bert Kalmar):
1. 78/Columbia 4187 (Alice
Delysia with W.H. Berry and the Palace Theatre Orchestra
conducted by Percy E. Fletcher) [reissued on British Musical
Comedies By American Composers (1912-35), JJA (M) 19794]
2. 78/Columbia 9162 (Palace Theatre Orchestra conducted by Percy
E. Fletcher)
3. 78/Gramophone B 5160 (Jack Hylton and His Orchestra)
Brave Hearts (M: Ray Noble; L: Max
Kester) (written for the 1937 film version ALEXANDRA):
1. 78/HMV B-8136 (Evelyn Laye) [reissued on Gaiety Girl, CD/Living Era AJA-5211]
Every Little Maid:
1. 78/Columbia 9162
(Palace Theatre Orchestra conducted by Percy E. Fletcher)
Everybody Loves A Lover:
1. 78/Columbia 9162
(Palace Theatre Orchestra conducted by Percy E. Fletcher)
Good On Sunday:
1. 78/Columbia 9162
(Palace Theatre Orchestra conducted by Percy E. Fletcher)
I Want You So:
1. 78/Columbia 9162
(Palace Theatre Orchestra conducted by Percy E. Fletcher)
Life And Love:
1. 78/Columbia 9162
(Palace Theatre Orchestra conducted by Percy E. Fletcher)
Lips May Deny:
1. 78/Columbia 4186 (John
Clarke and Winnie Melville with the Palace Theatre Orchestra
conducted by Percy E. Fletcher)
2. 78/Columbia 9162 (Palace Theatre Orchestra conducted by Percy
E. Fletcher)
Love Is A Song (M: Ray Noble; L: Max
Kester) (written for the 1937 film version ALEXANDRA):
1. 78/HMV B-8138 (Evelyn
Laye) [reissued on Gaiety Girl, CD/Living Era AJA-5211]
Near And Yet So Far (M: Ray Noble; L:
Max Kester) (written for the 1937 film version ALEXANDRA):
1. 78/HMV B-8136 (Evelyn
Laye) [reissued on Gaiety Girl, CD/Living Era AJA-5211]
Ninepence A Week (M: R.P. Weston; L:
Bert Lee):
1. 78/Columbia 4188 (W.H.
Berry with the Palace Theatre Orchestra conducted by Percy E.
Fletcher)
Not Old Enough To Be Old (The Middle-Aged Man) (M: R.P.
Weston; L: Bert Lee):
1. 78/Columbia 4188 (W.H.
Berry with the Palace Theatre Orchestra conducted by Percy E.
Fletcher)
Palace Of Dreams:
1. 78/Columbia 4186
(Winnie Melville with the Palace Theatre Orchestra conducted by
Percy E. Fletcher)
2. 78/Columbia 9162 (Palace Theatre Orchestra conducted by Percy
E. Fletcher)
The Princess Is Awakening (M: Ray
Noble; L: Max Kester) (written for the 1937 film version
ALEXANDRA):
1. 78/HMV B-8138 (Evelyn
Laye) [reissued on Gaiety Girl, CD/Living Era AJA-5211]
2. Thanks For The Memory, CD/Pavilion PASTCD 7024 (Hubert Gregg)
(unverified)
Swords And Sabres (M: Russell Bennett;
L: Unknown):
1. 78/Columbia 4187 (John
Clarke & Chorus with the Palace Orchestra conducted by Percy
Fletcher) [reissued on British Musical Comedies By American
Composers (1912-35), JJA (M) 19794]
2. 78/Columbia 9162 (Palace Theatre Orchestra conducted by Percy
E. Fletcher)
3. 78/Gramophone B 5160 (Jack Hylton and His Orchestra)