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Pat O'Malley Monologues
Pat O'Malley Monologues
 
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O'Malley
 
'Erbert Pinwinkle
'Erbert is Deported
'Erbert and the Electricity
'Erbert Goes to the Races
'Erbert and the Kidnappers
'Erbert Tells the Truth
'Erbert the Hero
'Erbert the Invalid
'Erbert Wins the World Series
The Near Sighted Uncle
The Sufferer
 
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Sam Small and Benjamin Franklin
Sam Small and Paul Revere
Sam Small and Pocahontas
Sam Small and Rudyard Kipling
Sam Small Crosses the Delaware
Sam Small the Ancient Mariner
Sam Small M.D.
Sam Small and Miles Standish
Sam Small at the Rose Bowl
 
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O'Malley
 

James Patrick O'Malley was born March 15, 1904 at Barrow-in-furness, Cumbria but grew up at Burnley in nearby Lancashire. Of Irish name and Anglo-Irish ancestry, he nevertheless always spoke with the accents of his native country. He started his career in the mid-1920's as a singer in the music halls. By 1930 he had become lead singer for the Jack Hylton Orchestra, billed as Pat O'Malley. Hylton took Pat with him to the United States in 1935. Hylton soon returned to the United Kingdom, but Pat stayed. He found work in radio, but as a character actor, not a singer, and within a few years had migrated to Hollywood to try his luck in pictures.

 
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