Oh Dem Golden Slippers

Little Marvel records were sold in British Woolies stores between 1921 and 1928. Discs were double-sided with a topical track on Side A for which a halfpenny royalty was paid (indicated by a stamp) and a bought out title on Side B. Early records were 5½" in diameter, later ones grew to 6" allowing twenty seconds extra playing time.

Like Mimosa they had greaseproof-bag style unprinted sleeves and sold for sixpence. The discs were produced for Woolworths by the British subsidiary of Vocalion, who also sold larger, more expensive records in the UK under their own Brunswick label.

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Little Marvel 5½" : Oh Dem Golden Slippers

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Little Marvel 5, 5400: Oh Dem Golden Slippers

Listen to another Little Marvel 5in 5400: Oh dem golden slippers 5in 5485: Torreador Song from Bizet's Carmen 5in F112: Oh I do like Blackpool Rock 5in series: Tea For Two 5in series: Little Brown Jug 6in 1038: Thanks for the Buggy Ride 6in 1079: Bye Bye Blackbird 6in 1146: Stars and Stripes March 6in series: Red Red Robin (extract) 6in 21: Old Time Favourites 6in 22: What Shall we do with a Drunken Sailor? Nursery 305A: Little Bo Peep Nursery 307A: Three Blind Mice (medley) Nursery F154: Oranges and Lemons Nursery F136: Sing a Song of Sixpence

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