Broadcast 78 #712 - "Billy Lancet, The Butcher's Boy"

Vocalion introduced their popular 8" Broadcast record in 1927 and they sold in the thousands over the next 6 years, increasing in size to 9" in 1931. The name was dropped in 1934, at which time Crystallate owned the company.

Here is their British Made recording of Billy (Willie) Lancet, with a clear sounding humorous sketch routine in 2 parts.

In excellent condition with a decent gloss and only faint scuffs and light scratches. No skips, chips, or cracks. Background hiss is minimal.

Side 712-A presents Part 1 of "The Butcher's Boy", and side 712-B, Part 2 "The Butcher's Boy" . Willie Lancet was a very clever Comedian. He was a midget whose stage act was as a telegraph boy, and impersonated WILLIAM WATTS, "THE BOY", in a screamingly funny manner. His repartee with his Mother, (presumed to be "Betty"), will create yells of laughter.