Vinyl Album - Robert Q. Lewis - I'm Just Wild About Vaudeville - Atco

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Robert Q. Lewis
Title:	I'm Just Wild About Vaudeville
Label:	Atco
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	33-212
Date:	Apr 1967
Format:	Mono LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Robert Q. Lewis	Sunflower	Mack David	Rate
A2	Robert Q. Lewis	Little Orphan Annie		Rate
A3	Robert Q. Lewis	They Go Wild, Simply Wild Over Me	Joe McCarthy, Fred Fisher	Rate
A4	Robert Q. Lewis	Hello Hawaii, How Are You	Bert Kalmar, Edgar Leslie, Jean Schwartz	Rate
A5	Robert Q. Lewis	At The Moving Picture Ball	Joseph E. Santly, Howard Johnson	Rate
A6	Robert Q. Lewis	(I Scream, You Scream, We All Scream For) Ice Cream	Howard Johnson, Billy Moll, Robert King	Rate
B1	Robert Q. Lewis	Charmaine	Erno Rapee, Lew Pollack	Rate
B2	Robert Q. Lewis	O, Katharina!	Louis Wolfe Gilbert, Richard Fall	Rate
B3	Robert Q. Lewis	(Don't Put Your Daughter On The Stage) Mrs. Worthington	Noel Coward	Rate
B4	Robert Q. Lewis	My Wife's Gone To The Country (Hurrah! Hurrah!)	Irving Berlin, George Whiting, Ted Snyder	Rate
B5	Robert Q. Lewis	Marta	Louis Wolfe Gilbert, Moises Simons	Rate
B6	Robert Q. Lewis	Valencia	Jose Padilla, Clifford Grey	Rate

Notes

Robert (Q. Lewis) Goldberg was an entertainment personality by means of both the radio and the television even though he acted in a few picture shows, such as An Affair To Remember, Ski Party and How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying.

Mr. Lewis is most renowned by the quiz Marc Goodson- Bill Todman program The Name's The Same which concerned three celebrity contestants who had to guess the name of a noted person of which a non-famous contestant had much knowledge. If no celebrity contestant was able to figure out who that noted person was, then each contestant had to write checks of $25 to the non-famous contestant.

This disc of 33.33 rpm consists of tunes that were composed during the vaudeville acting era which took place in the first third of the twentieth century. Furthermore, Mr. Lewis, who is accompanied by the orchestra of Ray Bloch And His Blochbusters, sings these tunes in a manner in which Mr. Lewis believed that the vaudeville era had never ceased.

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