Nat M. Wills
Nat M. Wills (1873–1917) was a popular vaudevillian whose character, "The Happy Tramp," sang comic songs and cracked jokes in a brusque, offhand manner. He made many recordings for Edison, Columbia, and Victor, the most popular being the comic monologue "No News, or What Killed the Dog."
The following recordings featuring Nat M. Wills are available in the National Jukebox:
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| Artist Role | Title | Description | Primary Performer(s) | Date | |
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Speaker | A father of 36 | Monologue, unaccompanied | Nat M. Wills | 1915-02-10 |
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Speaker | No news, or What killed the dog? | Monologue | Nat M. Wills | 1908-10-14 |
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Speaker | At the comic opera | Comic scene, with orchestra | Nat M. Wills | 1909-03-23 |
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Speaker | Hortense at sea | Monologue | Nat M. Wills | 1909-03-27 |
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Speaker | Too much dog | Monologue | Nat M. Wills | 1915-02-10 |
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Speaker | A new cure for drinking | Monologue | Nat M. Wills | 1915-02-10 |
