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“‘CROONING IS TOUGH WORK’ – Elsie Carlisle Tells of Trials”

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Elsie Carlisle Out of Danger

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“The Daily Mail,” Tuesday, January 10, 1939.

Elsie Carlisle Out of Danger

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“The Daily Mail,” Tuesday, January 10, 1939.

Advertisement from the Nottingham Evening Post, November 14, 1928

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The Golden Age of British Dance Bands Facebook Group
The Golden Age of British Dance Bands on Groups.io
The British Dance Band Show
Vintage Jazz and Dance Band Music on 78rpm Records and Talkies
Mike Thomas’s British Dance Band Encyclopedia
Female singers 1910-1950 Facebook Group
Memory Lane Magazine
The City of London Phonograph and Gramophone Society (CLPGS)
Charles Hippisley-Cox: British Dance Band Collection
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Read my articles in Discographer Magazine:

“Elsie Carlisle’s ‘My Man o’ War'”
“Elsie Carlisle’s Top Hits, Then and Now”
“Elsie Carlisle: Recording Actress”

Elsie Carlisle in Radio Pictorial (June 22, 1934)

"The Idol of the Radio." British dance band singer of the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s.

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“Back Again” (1919)
“Driftin’ Tide” (1934)
Elsie Carlisle’s 128th Birthday
A Decade with Elsie Carlisle
“Little Man, You’ve Had a Busy Day” (two versions; 1934)
Anniversary of Elsie Carlisle’s Death
Elsie Carlisle in America
“You’ll Find Out” (1932)
“Rock Your Cares Away” (1932)
“Mad about the Boy” (1932)
Jonathan Holmes Interviews Me About Elsie
“He’s Not Worth Your Tears” (1931)
“The Clouds Will Soon Roll By” (Two Versions; 1932)
“Just a Dancing Sweetheart” (1931)
“Hyde Park Corner” (1933)
“A Bungalow, a Piccolo, and You!” (1932)
“Conversation for Two” (1935)
“His Majesty the Baby” (Two Versions; 1935)
“Alone and Afraid” (1931)
“Won’t You Stay to Tea?” (1933)
“Little White Lies” (1930)
“Why Waste Your Tears?” (1932)
“This Little Piggie Went to Market” (1934)
“I Heard” – Ray Starita with Elsie Carlisle (1932)
Elsie Carlisle Medley (1937)

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