"Canada For Canadians (Let’s Keep The Money In The Country)" 1926 Canadian comic song, Red Newman 78 скачать в хорошем качестве

"Canada For Canadians (Let’s Keep The Money In The Country)" 1926 Canadian comic song, Red Newman 78

"Canada For Canadians (Let’s Keep The Money In The Country)" Singer is "Red" Newman 1925 Song by Bert Lee & R. P. Weston The song was featured in the revue titled Oh, Yes! Albert Edward (Red) Newman was a comedian and singer. He lived from 1887 to 1952. Red Newman was the only original member of the Dumbells who was not born in Canada. Instead, he was born and raised in Dover, England. Newman later moved to Swift Current, Saskatchewan. He served with the Canadian Army during the First World War in France, becoming a star with the Y Emmas concert party before being seconded to the Dumbells in July 1918. He toured with the Dumbells in Canada and the United States from 1919, and by June 1922 was making recordings of his Dumbells' successes with His Master's Voice, including "I'm a Daddy," and "Oh! Start the War Again." Newman split from Mert Plunkett's Dumbells in 1922 and starred with the Originals (the offshoot group made up of former Dumbells) in the revues Full O'Pep (1923) and Rapid Fire (1924), but rejoined the Plunkett Dumbells a few years later. His trademark comic sketch included the song "Oh, It's a Lovely War." After the Dumbells disbanded in 1932, Newman bought a hotel at Wasaga Beach, Ontario.