Jack Hulbert & Cicely Courtneidge - I Was Anything But Sentimental
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From Jack Hulbert's 'Jack's The Boy' 1932.by 85scampi2,103 views- 4:57
ELSTREE CALLING 1930: Cecily Courtneidgeby terencenunn355,039 views
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Swinging London: Lew Stone & Al Bowlly - As Long As I Live, 1934by 2402522,788 views
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Cicely Courtneidge sings "The Empire Depends On You" 1940by gallerydreams360 views
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CICELY COURTNEIDGE"WE'LL ALL GO RIDING ON A RAINBOW"1933by mic33george1,880 views
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Cicely Courtneidge performs an Apache Dance 1933by gallerydreams1,874 views
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The Night Is Young (1935) Trailerby skipjacktuner595 views
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There's something about a soldier - Cicely Courtneidgeby hawkmoon03111951819 views
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It's too soon after dinner...by brukkala404 views
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Cicely Courtneidge sings "Be At Home When Love" 1934by gallerydreams200 views
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Eric Portman - She walks in Beauty - Lord Byronby Colpeperite7,813 views
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The Crazy Gang - Apache Danceby hotun159,069 views
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Double Damask - Cicely Courtneidge - 1932by takethetube9010719 views
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ELSTREE CALLING - 1930 - Alfred Hitchcock - English Music Hall entertainersby Hardtofindvideos2463 views
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FIRE OVER ENGLAND - 1937by NELSONCHANNEL1,468 views
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GAIETY GIRLS 1937 69 Minutes Jack Hulbert Patricia Ellis British Musicalby ClassicsCinema496 views
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KATE PLUS TEN - 1938 - Jack Hulbert, Googie Withers - rare Hitchcock like thrillerby Hardtofindvideos2730 views
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Sweep - Jack Payne and his Bandby jackpaynefan735 views
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Cicely Courtneidge sings "There's Something About A Soldier" from Soldiers Of The King (film) 1934by gallerydreams60 views
THANK YOU for posting this track by Dame Cis and Jack. I'm definitely a fan: Jack and Cis lived at 18A Charles Street in Mayfair, London, and also had a farm in Herfordshire (I think). I heard their daughter, Pamela threw out (on purpose for whatever reason) all of Jack's writings/memorabilia after he died -- including the second half of his autobiography -- "The Little Lady is Always Right."
DavesXXXXXXXX 2 months ago
Jack Hulbert and Cicely Courtneidge lived in a large house right on the banks of the River Thames at Maidenhead, in Berkshire. If any two people represented the entertainment scene in the England of the 1930s then it surely was Jack and Cicely - pure class and style, both in their signing and in the beautiful spoken English. I loved their spoken performance about buying two dozen double damask dinner napkins & ended up buying two dizen dabble dimusk danner napkins due to an order confusion.
Gavestonful 7 months ago
There's a clip of "Keep it Under Your Hat" 1939 on WPA Film Library.
guggle86 9 months ago
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Where are the Jack and Cic fans?.
silverscreenmovies 1 year ago
Jack and Cic were great.
I have some of their films.
silverscreenmovies 2 years ago