What the heck is on this acetate recording?

[pellicano1]

I recently acquired a bunch of acetate records! This Audiodisc is one of them. The content is wild! Can anyone tell me who or what is on this record? Fun stuff!! Oh and PLEASE subscribe to my channel! I put a lot of work into my channel! Thanks everyone!!

https://youtu.be/a2Hz2Tv9Nh8

[Roaring20s]

Sounds like a homemade party record.
When everyone is sufficiently buzzed, this would be slipped onto the turntable.

James.

[tim w]

Sounds like someone with nice equipment who has just learned how to mix audio from different sources.

[AmberolaAndy]

Sounds like some people goofing off! That’s the fun of these things, sometimes it’s just church choir singing, piano playing, or a copy of an already popular record, but sometimes it’s OTR, old commercials, obscure rockabilly, messages to people, or people just having fun and goofing off!

[Wolfe]

Sounds like someone with nice equipment who has just learned how to mix audio from different sources.

Yeah, this isn't someone at home in 1946 with a Presto home recorder. The transitions and dubbings sound they were done with good professional equipment of the time.

[Governor Flyball]

The interspersed soprano is Lily Pons. And the wacky splicing appears an attempt to emulate Spike Jones!

[Lucius1958]

Well, at least we have the sax player's name: that's a start.

- Bill