his pianist Montë Crick and released on Parlophone. "If you'd like to hear a story of many years ago, Then gather round, good children, and I'll tell you all I know. It's all about a princess who couldn't quite behave, And how a naughty ogre took that princess to his cave, And how the little princess was rescued by a prince, And how they've been so very very happy ever since. Extraordinary! Wonderful! Fascinating! Queer! Marvellous! Incredible! Oh dear, dear!" His other publications include Crazy Omnibus (Grayson & Grayson, 1933) and two Wartime books of morale-boosting humorous verse, both illustrated by Laurie Tayler and published in the early 1940s by Raphael Tuck & Sons: Diversion and He's a Perfect Little Gentleman, the Swine. Filmography (1947) Dual Alibi (1947) The Ghosts of Berkeley Square (1945) What Do We Do Now? (1942) Much Too Shy (credited as screenwriter) (1939) His Brother's Keeper (1935) Radio Follies a.k.a. Radio Parade of 1935 (1932) Bridegroom for Two a.k.a. Let's Love and Laugh (1932) The Other Mrs. Phipps (1931) Potiphar's Wife (1931) The Skin Game (1931) Let's Love and Laugh External links References English male comedians English male film actors British Jews 1951 deaths 1894 births Male actors from London 20th-century English male actors Burials at Hampstead Cemetery 20th-century English comedians British male comedy actors People educated at Eton College Frankau family