| Pons, Coward
Conversation Piece
Genres: Special Interest, Pop, Classical
 Track Listings (36) - Disc #1- Act One. Ladies and Gentlemen
- Act One. Overture
- Act One. The scene is laid in Brighton by t
- Act One. Good morning, Rose
- Act One. A cloud has passed across the sun
- Act One. Go and dress
- Act One. You ask me to have a disicrete hea
- Act One. I'll follow my secret heart
- Act One. The Marquis of Sheere
- Act One. It is a very nice day, is it not?
- Act One. The Regent and his retinue
- Act One. Regency rakes
- Act One. Mademoiselle will be with you in a
- Act One. Charming! Charming! Charming!
- Act One. Soldiers!
- Act One. The mother and father of dear Lord
- Act One. I am the Duchess of Beneden
- Act One. We British are an island race
- Act One. Imagine a summer evening if you pl
- Act One. Through the darkening trees comes
- Act One. My dear Julia!
- Act One. Bows are exchanged
- Act One. The seventh!
- Act Two. Once more the house, so modest, so
- Act Two. The tree is in the garden
- Act Two. There's a lady downstairs to see y
- Act Two. Do you think that is wise?
- Act Two. Julia, Lord Sheere is our only def
- Act Two. I'll follow my secret heart
- Act Two. The melody that follows
- Act Two. Whimsical Fate
- Act Two. Please try to envisage a social oc
- Act Two. What a charming house
- Act Two. Dear friends
- Act Two. C'est assez mensonge
- Act Two. Well - I hope you are satisfied
- Track Listings (25) - Disc #2
- Act Three. My dear Paul, such sentimentalit
- Act Three. And now for a rather charming sc
- Act Three. What will we speak of?
- Act Three. Dear Friend
- Act Three. I hope I am not intruding
- Act Three. All comedies must come to an end
- Act One. Now then business Melanie / A clou
- Act One. Regency rakes
- Act One. Charming! Charming! Charming!
- Act One. Soldiers
- Act One. There's always something fishy abo
- Act Two. The tree is in the garden
- Act Two. Melanie, écoutez / Dear Freinds
- Act Two. Thank you, my dear, for being so s
- Act Three. What will we speak of? / Dear Fr
- Act One. Countess Mitzi
- Act One. Dearest love
- Act One. Gipsy Melody
- Act One. The stately homes of England
- Act One. Where are the songs we sung?
- Act Two. Operette
- Act One. I'll see you again
- Act Two. If love were all
- Act Two. Dear little café
- Act Three. Zigeuner
- Track Listings (25) - Disc #3
- Lover of my dreams
- Twentieth Century blues
- Toast to England
- Parisian Pierrot
- There's life in the old girl yet
- What love means to girls like me
- Poor little rich girl
- Poor little rich girl
- A Room with a View (used in Cochran's revue "This Year of Grace")
- Dance, Little Lady (used in Cochran's revue "This Year of Grace")
- Mary Make-Believe (used in Cochran's revue "This Year of Grace")
- Try To Learn To Love (used in Cochran's revue "This Year of Grace")
- Lorelei (used in Cochran's revue "This Year of Grace")
- A Dream of Youth (The Dream Is Over)
- Half caste woman, song (from Cochran's 1931 Revue)
- Any Little Fish, song (from Cochran's 1931 Revue)
- Let's Say Good-bye (used in Cochran's revue "Words And Music")
- Something To Do With Spring (used in Cochran's revue "Words And Music")
- The Party's Over Now (used in Cochran's revue "Words And Music")
- Mad Dogs and Englishmen (used in Cochran's revue "Words And Music")
- Three white feathers
- World Weary (used in Cochran's revue "This Year of Grace")
- Mrs. Worthington
- London Pride
- Don't make fun of the festival, song (from The Lyric Revue)
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