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COLUMBIA RECORDS. Alphabetical List of Artists.
Bccc hont. Sir Thomas. and Beecham Sypiphonv Orchestra - ..
34 Beechan: Light. Orchestra (E, ägene
Goossens. Jur., Conductnrl ..
30 Blss.. Lrthur. and Symphony Orchestra.. 36 Bridue, Prank, and London Sym. Orch. 35 British Guard Band .. .. .. 63 Caledonian Band 78 Caledonian Orchestra .. .. 78 Gasinn Orchestra 67. 80 Conies, Albert, and London Svm. Orch. 34 Colcmtbo's Savoy Orchestra .. , 67 Court Symphony Orchestra .. ..
$8 Ellery Hand
. 64
Pinck. Rennah, & Orch. 52, 88, 78, 79, 81, 82 Garde Republicaine Band .. . 63 Godfrey, Sir Dan. & London Sym. Orch. 35 Goossens, Eugene, conducting London
Symphony Orchestra .. . 65 Grenadier Guards hand .. 58, 59. 60 Harty, Hamilton, and Halle Orchestra .. 34 Harrison, Julius. and Symphony Orch... 36 Harrogate Orchestra 67 Haydn Orchestra .. . 67 Holst, Gns(a-r, & London Symphony Or. 35 Imperial R _ssian Orchestra .. .. 36
.Jacob's Trocaderians .. .. .. 67
La Nuova Orchestra (57 London Repertoire Band .. .. 61" I,ondon Repertoire Orchestra .. .. 78 London Revue Band 80 London Symphony Orchestra. 33, 34, 35, 65 London Theatre Orchestra 80. 81 Maclean, Alick, and New Queen's I lall
bight Orchestra 35,38 Massed Bands of the Guards .. ..
58 Milan Symphony orchestra .. . 66 National Military- Band . . 64 New York Philharmonic Orchestra . 66 Prince's Grand Concert Band, 64, 65. 68. 88 Prince's Military Band .. . 64 Prince's Orchestra.. .. 75, 76, 78, 95 Royal Marimba Band .. 82 Royal Serbian Tambouritza Orchestra .. 87 Royal Italian Marines Band .. .. 63 Royal Guards Band .. .. 63 Russian Symphony Orchestra .. .. 67 St. Hilda Colliery Band .. .. .. 64 Savoy Orchestiu .. . 67 Scots Guards Band .. 61. 62. A0 SOUthlv,rt Corporation Band
. 64 Strauss, Dr. Richard, & Lon. Sym. Orch. 33 Union Symphony Orchestra .. .. 66
Weingartner, Felix, & Grand Synr. Orch. Weineartner, Felix, & London Svm. Otci 3 'Wood, Sir Henry J., and New Qneen1.
Hall Orchestra ..
31, 32, Dance and Novelty Bands.
Ambrose & His Embassy Club Orchestra Bennett':,, Robert, Frisco Syncopaters.. Giese, Paul, Trio and Orchestra.. . Black and White Melody Boys .. Broadway Five .. ..7 Century Dance Orchestra..
.. 73
Columbia Dance Orchestra Columhians Dance Orchestra de I,uxc.. ': Dixieland Jazz Band
.. .. .. 77 Elkin's, Eddie, Orchestra.
. .. .. 72 Excelsior Mariuiba Baud .. T I Fuller's, Earl. Novelty Orchestra -- Garber-Davis Orchestra .. .. . Georgians, The Happy Six . .. 71, Hickman's, Art. Orchestra .. Jaaarimba Orchestra 69, Kentucky Serenaders .. 7 Knickerbocker Dance Orchestra.. Lanin's Roseland Orchestra .. Lewis', Ted. Jazz Band .. .. .
75 Loudon Dance Orchestra .. 76, Ti 1,opez, Vincent. Orchestra .. ..
75 Marintbaphoee Band ..
76 Biller, Ray, and His Orchestra . , 72, 73 Prince's Dance Orchestra 75, 76 Radio Dance Orchestra . .. 7! Reisman, Leo. F., Orchestra .. .. Reser's, Harry F., Novelty Trio
.. Savoy Dance Orchestra .. .. . 67 Savoy Havana Band 68, 63 Specht, Paul, and His Orchestra.. .. 6? Vernon Club Band .. 73 W:dr. rI Astoria Orchestra .
77 11-cstphal, Frank. and His Rainbo Orch. 75 White Cool's Band .. ..
74 Yerkes Jazarimba Orchestra ..
73 Verkes s.s. Flotilla Orchestra ,.
71London Theatre UrCaestta.
Adelphi Theatre Orchestra .. .. ö
Alhambra Theatre Orchestra Dalv's Theatre Orchestra ..52.
54, +1 Empire Theatre Orchestra 54. 55 Gaiety Theatre Orchestra 56 His Majesty's Theatre Orchestra ..
F'_' Loudov iiippodrerae Orchestra .. .
57 Prince's Theatre I rehestra ' Winter Garden Theatre Orchestra .
5%
Acmrdeon Solos .. .. .. .. 87 Bagpipes .. .. .. .. .. 85 Banio Solos .. .. ..
A7 FString Quartette .. .. 44 Barrere, George (Flute) .. .. 86 Bratza, Yovanovitch (Violin) .. ..
49 Busuni, Ferruccio (Piano) .. ..
37 Casats, Pablo ('Cello) .
41 Catterall, Arthur (Violin) 39, 44. 45, 85
Catterall & Murdoch (Violin & Piano) :5 Catterall, Squire and Murdoch (Violin.
'Cello and Piano Trios)- 44.45 Celeste Solos ri4 'Cello Solos
.. 41, 42, 43, 85, 16 Cherniavskv Trio .. .. :+3 Chimes Solos . .. ý,ý Cimbalom
.. .. .. ý'-'
Concertina Solos . ßt7
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ARTISTS-continued.
Cornet Solos 1Tnru, Guido (Accordeon) I) .re Michael (Violin) Fl.u:e Solos Fl.tac and Clarinet Duets Flute, 'Cello and Harp Trios Fricdheim, Arthur (Piano) Godowskp, Leopold (Piano) Goni, Cristeta (Violin) . .
INSTRUMENTAL-continued... 86, 87 1 Pachmann (Pianoforte)
.. .. .. 3787 Patlow, Kathleen (Violin) .. 41 86 Pianoforte Solos 37, 38, 39, 84 88 Pouishnoff, Leff (Piano)
.. .. .. 38 88 Prince, Alexander (Concertina) .. 87 82 Rave], Maurice. conducting his Septette 84 for Harp, String Quartette, Flute and 39 Clarinet .. .. .. .. .. 44
Grainger, Percy (Piano) .. .. Harty, Hamiltou (Piano) Hawaiian Guitar Ducts .. .. Hofmann, Josef (Piano) Instruments of the Orchestra
.. 85
.. m84823788Reser, Harry F. (Banjo) Salmon, Joseph ('Cello) Sammoa;, Albert (Violin) Saxophone Sextette Scharwenka, Xavier (Piano)Sehkiller, Jean ('Cello) Seidel, Toscha (Violin) Sellars, Gatty (Organ) Sorano, Mme. (Celeste) Squire, W. H. ('Cello) Stehl String Quartette
'8742'4087-'848639'84
Kennedy, Daisy (Violin) . . 41 i:ennedy, Daisy, and Hamilton, Harty
iolin and Piano) . 45 r.r.i9cr's, Harry. Pipe Band (Bagpipes).. 87 ?aprock, Arthur (Cornet) .. .. 87 .T.ce;ett,Sergeant (Cornet) .. 86 ?.c ic- String Quartette of Budapest .. 44
y: James (Violin) .. .. .. 85iLondou String Quartette.. Mackay, Percival (Piano) K, illen, Francis (Violin) :11, Uc11an, J. J. (Organ) Murre Code Records 'doscel, Max (Violin) M u-chie, Robert (Flute)
44)84
..105
'Vlurchie, Robert, and Haydn Draper '+lute and Clarinet) 86
fu: dýwh, William (Piano) 38, 44, 45 Tyrtil, Odette (Violin) .. .. ..
48 T , n Solos
.. .. .. .. 84
Strockoff, Leo. (Violin) Toots' Paka Hawaiian Company.. Taylor Trio .. .. . . Trinity Chimes .. .. .. Trio de Lutece Ukulele Trios and Guitars Van Bps. Fred (Banjo)Verne, Adela (Pianoforte) . 39 Violin Solos $9, 40, 41, 85 Violin and Piano Sonatas . 45 Violin,'Cello and Piano Trios 44, 45, 83 Violin, Flute and Harp Trios 83 Warwick Evans, C. ('Cello) .. .. 85 Willoughby, Harold (Piano) .. .. 84 Ysaye, Eugene (Violin) .. , . .. 39
Aaims, Walter, and Rosa Lynn (Due() 80 Alessandroni, Cesare (Baritone) ..
97 Ale.=androvitch, M. (Soprano) ..107 Alexander, George (Baritone) .. .. 91 Aaea, Perceval (Soprano) 88 ACin Norman (Bass) 27, 28 Anýram, Gladys (Soprano) .
30 Anitua, P. (Sopran(i) 107, 108, 110, 111 'nthony and Harrison (Sacred Duets) 100 yrehibald, Phyllis, and Hughes Macklin 97 Arn: mini, G. (Tenor) 108, 109, 110 Arua.ad, Yvonne (.Soprano) 49, 55 -tours, Fred D. (Laughing Comedian) 103
arde, Amy (Comedienne) 50, 55 ..;m, Frederic, etc. (Trios & Quartette) 29
o r, Nat, D. (Baritone) .. ..101 adiui. F. (Baritone) .. ..108 aker, Dalton (Baritone).. . 92
aker, George, and Carrie Herwin (Duets) 95 aklanoff, George (Baritone) 14, 25 ".eldassare, L. (Tenor) 109, 110, 111, 112 sanerman. Margaret. (Soprano)
.. 57
nrernran. Margaret,& Nelson Keys(Duet )50 Inez (Soprano) .. .. 80
arrientos, Maria (Soprano) . 10
atcs, Thorpe (Baritone) 24, 25, 52, 56 atrs, Thorpe, and Jose Collins (Duets) 54 ates, Thorpe, & Hughes Macklin
(Duets) 25
iayes,
, Nora (Comedienne) .. ..100
eard, Seymour (Tenor) eeley, Marion (Contralto)errat, q (Mezzo-Soprano) 108, 109, 110 endinelli, A. (Tenor) .. 107, 108 ensett's, Vivian, Choir
.. .. ...100 ertr_ý, Ernest (Baritone) .58
Besalu, R. (Soprano) ..108 Bettoni, V. (Bass) 108, 109, 110, 111, 112
Bispham. David (Baritone) .. .. 92
B1ain, Helen (Contralto) . 89 Bianchart, Ramon (Baritone) 12, 14, 25, 26 Blanchart and Jose Mardones (Duets) 26 Bloomfield, C. (Baritone)
.. 30 Bolts, Luigi (Tenor) 110, 111 Bonci, Allesandro (Tenor)
. 21 Bonfanti, C. (Tenor)
..111 Boninsegna, Cekestina (Soprano)
.. 11 Booth, General (The Late) (Sacred) 99 Booth. John (Tenor)
. 90 Bridge, Sir Fredk.. with Vocal Quintette
and String Quartette . .. 29
Brogden, Gm endoline (Soprano) . 53
Bronskaja,Eugenic (Soprano) .. 12, 29
Bronskaja and Blanchart (Duets) 12, 26 Bronskaja and Constantino (Duets) . 12 Bronskaja and Freeman (Duets) .. 12 Brunskill, Muriel (Contralto)
.. 89 Buds, Dr. P.C., and Harrow School Chorus 98 Buckman, Rosina (Soprano) 9 Buckman and Herwin (Duets)
.. .. 95 Buckman and D'Oisly (Duets)
. 10 Buckman, Rosins, etc. (Trio and Q'tte) 29 Buckman and Bates (Duets)
. 95 Burke, Tom (Tenor) 17 Burnaby, Davy (Comedian)
.. 50, 53 Burr, Henry (Tenor)
.. 100, 102
Burzio, Eugenia (Soprano) .. 13
Butt, Clara (Contralto) ß, 7. 8 Butt, Clara, & Kennerley Rumford (Duets) 7 Butt, Clara, and Sisters (Quartette)
.. 7 Butterworth, Clara (Soprano) 46, 54, 65
I ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ARTISTS-continued: VOCAL-cunfinued.
Butterworth & J, mieron Dodds (Duets) 55 Caiani, G. (Mezzo Soprano) .. 111, 112 Campbell, Margaret (Soprano) ' ..
50, 54 Campbell and Burr (Duet) ..102 Campanari, Giuseppe (Baritone) ..
26 Caravaglia, Lina (Soprano) ..
110, 111 Caravaglia, Rosa Soprano) .. 110, 111 Cartica, Carlo (Tenor) .. .. .
97 Cattorini, 1. (Soprano) ..108 Cavalieri, Lina (Soprano).. .. ..
13 Century Quartette 96 Chelotti, T. (Soprano) 107, 108, 109 Chester, Betty !Soprano) 47, 57 Choir of Church of Ascension .. ..
99 Calla (Bass) .. ..
29 Clark, Charles W. (Baritone) .
25 Clarke, John (Tenor) 49, 58, 90 Clegg, Edith, etc. (Trio and Quartette).. 29 Coates, John (Tenor) .. . 17 Cochrane, Frank (Baritone) .. 48, 82 Coffin, C. Hayden (Baritone) .. 48 Collins, Jose (Soprano) 46, 47, 52, 54 Collins, Jose, and Thorpe Bates (Duets).. 54 Collins, Winnie (Comedienne) 50, 54 Connor, Ivv (Soprano) 49, 55 Columbia Grand Opera Company .. 97 Columbia Italian Opera Company .. 97 Columbia Mixed Chorus . .. .. 94, Columbia Light Opera Company,52,
55, 78, 97, 103 Columbia Male Quintette.. .. .. 98 Columbia Revue Company .. .. 57 Columbia Vocal Gem Co. .. 55, 78 Columbia Stellar Quartette 96 Congdon, May (Children's Records) 106 Constantino,Florencio(Tenor) 12,21,22,29 Constantino and Blanchart (Duets) .. 26 Coote. Bert (Comedian) .. . 48 Cottino, E. (Soprano) .. .. ..108 Courtland, Eric (Tenor) .. 81 Courtland and Williams (Duets).. . 95 Coyle, Edgar (Baritone) 92, 93, 100 Croft, Annie (Soprano) . 57 Croft, Annie, and Reg. Sharland (Duets) 57 Crumit, Frank (Tenor) .. .. 76, 10: Cunego, i,. (Tenor) .. .. 109, 110 Dare, Phyllis (Soprano) 47, 49. 65 Davenport, Edgar L. (Recitations)
..104 Davies, Ben (Tenor) .. .. .
17 Day, Edith (Soprano)
.. .. 47, 54
Delysia, Alice (Soprano) . , 47 Destinn, Emmy (Soprano) .. ..
13 Destinn and Zenatello (Duets)
.. . 13
Dickson, Dorothy (Soprano) 47, 53 Dodds, Jamieson (Baritone) 46, 48, 49, 78 Dodds and Clara Butterworth (Duets)
.. 46 D'Oisly, Maurice (Tenor)..
. 9, 10, 17
D'Oisly and Rosina Buckman (Duets) ..
10 D'Oisly, Maurice (Trios and Quartette).. 29 D'Orme, Aileen (Soprano) .. ..
10 Dufault, Paul (Tenor) .. .
90 Duprez, Fred (Comedian) ..
49, 105 Eisdell. Hubert (Tenor) . ..
18, 19 Ellinger. Desiree (Soprano) .. ..
30 Elliott, G. H. (Baritone) .. ..
300 El-es, Gervase (Tenor) .. .. ..
19 English Opeta Company . .. ..
29 Evans, Harold (Baritone) .. ..
81 Fanning, Cecil (Baritone) 25 Ferraris, Inez (Soprano) 110, 111, 112 Finzi-141grini, G. (Soprano) ..
107. 108 Fireside Minstrels .. ..103 Fisk University Jubilee Quartette .. 96
i Flemming. Claude (Baritone) .. .. 5^
1 Formichi-C.(B'tone),107,108.109,110,111,11ZFoster, Ivor (Baritone)
.. . 03 Foster, Vivian (5lonologue)
..105 Fox, Harry (Comedian) .. ..102 Frascani, Nina (Soprano)..
..107I Frau, D. (Mezzo-Soprano) .. ..109I Frece, Lauri de ýComedian)
, .. .. 54 Fr.rman nPrr;,,a rw,.,rar,,,r 19 le 90
|---' --ý' ^ 'ý iý bange, Fraser (öaritone) .. .. W,I Garbin, Eduardo (Tenor) .. ..10I Garden, Mary (Soprano) . .. .. 7:,
Gardner, Stewart (Baritone) Gay, Maisie (Comedienne)Gay, Maisie,&Fred Duprez(Duologues)49,105 Gay, Maria (Contralto)
. 16 Gay and Giovanni Zenatello (Duets) .. 16Gerard, Teddie (Comedienne) .. 4" Giovanni, Edoardo di (Tenor) . 90
1 Girard, Gilbert (Children's Records) ..106I Glen, Harry (Baritone) .. 81, 82, 10'_Goossens, Albert (Baritone) .. 93Graham. Donald (Tenor) .. 81,101Graveure, Louis (Baritone) .. .. 94Grey, Stanley, and Quartette ..101Green, Marion (B:v.ritone). 49, 56 Green, Topliss (Baritone) . , . 01
I Grossmith, George (Comedian), 48, 53, 55I Grossrnith and Phyllis Dare, etc., 49,55( Hackett, Charles (Tenor)
Hale, Robert (Comedian).. :. 50, 54 Hancox, Daisy (Comedienne) 40, 54
( Harrison, Charles (Tenor) .. ..Harrold, Orville (Tenor) .. .. .. 20I Hart & Shaw (Duet) .. .. ..10'2Hastings, Ernest (Entertainer) .. ..IOSI Hayman, Joe (Comedian) .. 1OL
Hayes, Milton (Entertainer) .. ..105) tieiaer, xuDy (G1r1-renor) .. .. »+
Hrwin, Carrie (Contralto) Heerwin and Baker (Duets)Herwin and Buckman !Duets) .. .. ý`ý Heyner, Herbert, (Baritone) 04 Hitchcock, Raymond (Comedian) INHolt, A. Stewart tContralto) .. .. ý'ýHook, Ethel (Contralto) .. .. .. 9o
I Hope, Maidie. & Fred Duprez (Duologues)
Howe
J
, Robert (Bass Baritone) .. .. Q> Humphries, John (Comedian) . a: James, Lewis, & Chas. Harrison (Duet) 102 olson ,Al (Comedian)
48,105..1
I Jordan, Arthur (Tenor) .. .. .. 91I Kenyon, Neil (Comedian)I KepeS, Margaiet (Contralto) .. ..
90Keyes and Idelle Patterson (Duet) .. 98
I hess. Nelson (Comedian)Kerns, Grace, and Mildred Pol ter (Duet) 95
I I,abbette. Dora (Soprano). Labbette, Dora, & Iiubert F.isc,ell (Duets) 10
Labbette, Dora,&Harold Williams (Duet=))OI Laloi. Frank (lÄmeAian).. ..Langley, Herbert (Tenor)
.. .. 30
Lappas, Ulysses (Tenon 13 Lark, Kingsley (Baritone)
.. .. FY
Lashanska, Hulda (Soprano) Lawrence, Walter (Boy Soprano) Lave, Evelvn (Soprano)
_ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ARTISTS-continued.
VOCAL-continued. Lee, Mabel (Soprano) .. 80, 103 Scott, Henri (Bass) y,8 Leigh, Dorothy (Soprano) .. 81, 102 Scott, R;i sell (Baritone) .. .. .
81 Leslie, Fred (Comedian) 50, 53 Seagle, Oscar (Baritone) .. . , ..101 tester, Alfred (Comedian) 60, 56, 67 Sealby, Mabel (Soprano) .. ..
54 t ester. Mark (Comedian) .. .. 54
1 Seßttrola. Andrea de (Bass) .. ..
16
I,ipkoRska,I,vdia (Soprano) .. 14 stony, Lesne(üaritone) ..102 Lopez-':ones, F..(Mlezzo-Soprano) ..109 Sheffield and Leeds United Choir ..
99UfqcTkb(Co_moiam)l,ipkowska and Blanchart (Duets, .. 14 JIezaC, t,eo (renor) .. .. .. 22 ',ipkowska and Baklano8 (Duets) .. 14 Smith, Gipsy (Sacred) , , .. ..
99 Lloyd, Basil (Tenor) ..101 Smithson, Florence (Soprano)
.. .. 88
London Opera Quartette .. 98 Spada, Enrico (llaritone) ..110
Loraine, Violet (Comedienne) .. .. 57 I St. Cecilia Quartette .. . , .100IAVatt, r ancle (eprano) .. ao ý -."y riau a>mvue liuet( , W, rw
Lynn (Soprano) .. 80 Sterndale-Bennett, T. C. (Entertainer) 102 Mack,
Rosa ay, Leonard (Comedian) 52, 66 Stevenson, Elise, and John Young (Duet) 97
Macklin,Hughes (lenor) 91, 97 Stracciari, Riccardo (Baritone) ..
26, 27 Macklin and Bates (Duets) ..
25 Stralin, Elsa (Soprano) .. .. S. 9
I Macklin and Miranda (Duets) .. .. 97 I Stralia and Mutlings (Duets)
.. .. 9
I McCormack, John (Tenor) .. .. 91 Stroesco, Constantin (Tenor) .. .. 30
Mardones, Jose (Bass) .. .. 28 1 Stroud Gregory (Tenor) 53 Mardones and Zenatello (Duet)..
.. 16 Sullivan, Vincent (Tenor)
.. 46. 55? '1f.zrtino, G. (Bass) .. .. 108, 109 1 Taccani, G. (Tenor)
.. .. 111, ý112Maude, Cyril (Recitals) ..104
Tate, Harry (Comedian) .104 Mayne, Clarice, and " That "
.. 47 Teyte, Maggie (Soprano) 48, 56
McEwan, Wm. (Tenor) ., .. 99 Teyte, Maggie, & Marion Green (Duets) 56 Melville, Winnie (Soprano) .. ..
82 Thatcher, Heather (Soprano) .. .. 53 Michaelis, Robert (Baritone) .. .. 54 Thomas, Edna (Soprano)
.. .. 88 Miranda, Beatrice (Soprano) .. .. 97 Thursfield, Anna (Soprano)
.. .. 36 Moffat, Alice (Soprano) .. .. .
56 Tilley, Vesta (Comedienne) . 48
Moglia, L. (Soprano) .. .. t09, 110 Tillotson, Marie, and John Young (Duet) 97
Morelli, Elsie (soprano) .. . 88 Tommasini. G. (Tenor)
.. 108, 109, 110 "forton, Stewart (Baritone) 102, 103 Toninello, F,. (Soprano)
.. .. 108, 109 Mass. Strafford (Baritone) 49, 55 Toots Paka Hawaiian Company
.. 96 Mallings, Frank (Tenor) .. .. ..
20 Tree, Charles (Baritone) .. .. . 95
'dallings and Stralia (Duets) 9 Tresmand. Ivy (Soprano) .. 48, 52 Murray, Flora (Contralto) .
99 Unity Quartette .. .. 102, 103 Murray, Geo. F. (Tenor) 81, 82, 102, 103 Val'.ier, Jean (Basso)
.. .. 28 Myrtil, Odette (Soprano) .. 48 Van and Schenck (Comedians)
.. ..102 New York Oratorio Chorus (Sacred) .. 99 Vane, Doris (Soprano) 79, 89 Nielsen, Alice (Soprano) .. .. .. 14 Versstile Three (Comedy Trio) .. ..102Nordics, 1,i11ian (Soprano) .. . 15 1 Vincent, May, & Stewart Morton (Duets) 102
'Brien. Gerald (Tenor) .. .. 20, ::1 I Vincent, May, & Gen. F. Murray (Duet) Alýppezzo, G. (Tenor) 107, 108 1 Vincent, Slay, & Harold Evans (Duet) 81
F'.Utrinieri. Carlo (Tenor) .. 110, 111 I Vincent, Ruth (Soprano) .. 89 ,:ker, Robert (Baritone) .. 49, 55 1 Vivian, Mona (Comedienne) .. .. 57
? IM; Parvis, Taurino, & G. Armanini (Duets) 108 1 Vivian Bennett's Choir (Sacred) ..100J':uquali. Bernice de (Soprano) .. .. 15 1 War Sketches .. .. .. ..105i 1''squali and Segurola'liuets) .. .. 15 1 Walls, Tom (Comedian) .. 49, 50, 55L' ssmore, Walter (Baritone) ...95 i IFatson. Mamie (Comedienne) 58I'erez, lle, anQ L'. LunegolLUei) .. l lU i \L Clcnman, riarry tlianiOncl 40, oz ?iowden, Dore (Soprsno).. .. .. 57 I \Pe,tmacott, Sybil (Soprano) 46, 55 YnlvPr..ci xfo.drnA; rTPn.,r1 tnR - lC'xhmincrrr Ainorrc ._ oa
. ý-ý_,_-_-`'--' ' -= 'ý'=-ý=,ý.`= 'ý , ý-rouselle, Rosa (Soprano) .. .. lb Wheatley, Walter (Tenorl ,. .. 91
Punselle and blaurel (Duels) .. .. 15 White, Carolina (Soprano) ..
15I ?ooaey's Haýcai n Sextette .. 96 White l,ec ( omedienue) 48 ) ) Ranalow. Frederick (Trios, etc.).. 29 Whiteh. l Singers (Quartette) .. ..
96 keel, Major A. E. (Army llr1.... ..105 Williams. Harold (Baritone) .. ..
94eed, Mary, and Stewart Morton (Duet) 102 I Woodall, Gertrude, and Anderson Nichol 95
i<.emondini. L. (Soprano) ..
109. 110 Woodman. Harry (Tenor) .. .. 99
' .P.A_ Ovartette .. .. .. ..105 Williams. Bransbv (Recital) .. 104. 106
0 ,,bey, George (Comedian) ,l, 56, 57 Williams, Harold (Baritone)' 81. 94 0 N.�ye, Julian (Comedian) .. ..105 Williams, Walter (Comedian) 51, 57 5 R'yS,on. Rov (Baritone) . 56 1 Wilson, Margaret Woodrow (Soprano)
.. 16
0 Mj Rumford. Kennerlev (Baritouel 7. 23. 24 ' lCrieht. Hvntlev (Comedian) .. .. 52
I '"JODD.1,11\' IJOTli:1DO1 .. YY, O.l, u.1 I[.CDhll'DI), VIV-D11I { 1CIlOi). 15. 1O. LSNanctuarv Quartette (Sacred)
. .. 99 j Zenatello and blardpnes (Duets) 16',untlev. Sir Charles (Baritonel .. 92 f Zennilli. Alice (Sonrano)
.. .. 16
d ýý ýýý.ison, \ndrew (Baritouc) ý .. .: 97
SECTION 1-Celebrity. Records.-Pages 6 to 45.
Dame CLARA BUTT, Contralto, One of the golden Voices of the world-the Voice of the Century.
Recording Exclusively for Columbia. PURPLE LABEL-12-Inch--Single-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 if Corer.
7 1 00-The Lost Chord (Sullivan). Key " E " flat. With Piano and organ 7101-Abide with Me (S. Liddle). Key " C " With Orchestra 1104 1 God shall wipe away all tears-" The Light of the World" (Sullivan)
Key " E " With Organ and Piano 71 05-The Promise of Life (F. H. Cowen). Key " D " With Organ and Piano 7 11 Two Sony : (a) The Lover's Curse. Key " D " flat ; (b) I know my love. Key " B " flat. (an. H. Hughes) With Piano 711S Husheen (Needham). Key " A " With Piano
(Cnnbra mai fu-" Largo." Recitative and Aria (Handel). In Italian. 7121 Key " E " flat With NEW QUEEN'S HALL ORCHESTRA
Conducted by SIR HENRY I. WOOD-
7123-The Enchantress (J. L. Hatton) (Key " A ") With Orchestra 7124-Three Fishers went Sailing (John Hullah) Key " B " With Piano 7 12 7 O, Rest in the Lord, from " Elijah " (.lf endelssohn). Key" C "
1 With NEW QUEEN'S HALL ORCHESTRA, conducted by SIR HENRY J. Wuot
7134 f Time's Garden (A. Goring Thomas). Key " E " With Piano 'Celle Obbligato by W. If SQUIRE
7 135 0 Divine Redeemer (Gounod). Key " A " With NEW QUEEN'S HALT. ORCHESTRA, conducted by SIR HENRY J. WooD
713 6 A Summer Night (Goring Thomas). Key " C " With Piano 1 'Cello Obbligato by 'V. H. SQUIRE:
7139 t He shall Feed His Flock (" The Messiah ") (Handel). Key " F " ( With NEW QUEEN'S HALL ORCHESTRA, conducted by SIR HENRY J. Wool.
7146 { The Holy City (Stephen Adams). Key " A " flat. With Chorus With BAND OF GRENADIER GUARDS
7141 1 O Lovely Night (Landon Ronali). Key " B " flat. With Piano 'Cello Obbligato by W. H. SQUIRE
7143 { The Palms (Faure). Key " A " flat. With Chorus With BAND OF GRENADIER GUARDS
7145 (Have you any news of my boy Jack? (Kipling and German). Key " A " flat. With Orchestra, conducted by SIR THos. BEECHAM
7136 1 Land of Hope and Glory (Sir Edward Elgar). Key " B " With full Chorus and Orchestra
7166-Love's old Sweet Song (:1foUoy). Key " E " flat. With Orchestra 7169-D,ddy (Behrend). Key" F " With Pine 7170 The Old Folks at Home (S. C. Foster). Key " G"
I With full Chorus and Orchestra
7174 I (A Hymn for Aviators (Hamilton and Parry). Key " D
HAROLD CR:1xTON at the Piano (A.Perfect Day (Carrie Jacobs-Bond). Key " G " flat. 7175 , GRACE TORRENS at the Piano
7206-God Save the King. Key " A " flat. With Chorus and Orchestra
7207 A Fairy went a-marketing (Fyleman and Goodhar+). Key " D " GRACE TORRENS at the Piano
7211-Don Carlos-0 Don Fatale (Verdi). Key " F " In Italian, with Orch. r', 21
j Q (La Favorita-O min Fernando (Donisett i). In Italian. Key " B " flat.
With NEW QUEEN'S HALL ORCHESTRA, conducted by STR HENRY J. Wools
7ß 13 (Faust : When all was young )Gounod). In English. Key " G " major With NEW Qt:EF.N'9 HALL ORCHESTRA, cond:ictedby SIR HENRY J. WOOD
(Samson and Delilah ; -Moe Cceur S'ouvre a to Voix. (Saint Saens(. Sung 7214 in french. K,- " I) " flat.. Witt NEW QuEiN's HALL. ORCHESTRA I Conducted by `"IR HENRY J. WOOD
Dame CLARA BUTT, Contralto--continued PURPLE LABEL-12-Inch--continued.
7216 {Sosarme: Rend 'it Sereno "Sosarme" (Handel.. With NEW QUEEN'S HALL ORCHESTRA, Conducted by SIF Hr 'cRY J. WO `D
Lucrezia Borgia: Il segreto per essere felici (Donizelýi). In Italian. Ke% 7216 " G ' flat With NEW QUEEN'S HALL ORCHESTRA
Conducted by SIR HENRY J. Wool) 7 x'.17 Orfeo : Che faro senza Euridice (Gluck). In Italian. Key " C "
With NEW QUEEN'S HALL ORCH. Conducted by SIR HENRY J. WOOD
721 8 J Entreat me not to leave thee (Song of Ruth) (Gounod). Key " B 1 flat With Orchestra
Dream Paces (Hutchinson). Key " F " With Chorus 7232 Accompanied by Regimental Band of H.M. WELSH GUARDS.
Conducted by ANDREW HARRIS
7239 j My Prayer (Douglas Vernon and W. H. Squire). Key " E " flat With Piano and organ
7245 Ka='.uniri Song (Pale hands I to "ed), from " Indian Love Lyrics" (Woodfarde-Finden) Key " B " flat With Orchestra
7246 Where Con is Lie, from " Sea Pictures " (Elgar). Key " B " fiat minor With Orchestra. Conducted by HAMILTON I{ARTY
7252-yonder (Tesckemacker and Oliver). Key "C" minor WithPi,uio 7254-Genevieve (Cooper and Tucker). Key " D " With Orchestra 7260 1 The Better Land (F. H. Cowen). Key "A"
With Orchestra, Conducted by HASULTON MARTY 7265 ! Creation's Hymn (The Praise of God) (Beethoven). Key "A" flat
With Orchestra. Conducted by HAMILTON HARTY In Questa Tomba Oscura (Beethoven). Rev "A" flat. Sung in Italian 7267
With Orchestra 7268-In the Chinmey Corner (II eather!y ,> Cowen). Key " G"
7269 1
Prieudship (Duet in Canon) (Sir Philip Sydney and Theo. Marzials) Key "F" With Orchestra
72 70-There's a Land (F..4llitsen). Key " D "
" THE DREAM OF GERONTIUS."-(Eigar). (Dame Clara Butt, Sir Henry J. Wood and Mr. Maurice D'Oidy).
All with New Queen's Hall Orchestra, Conducted by Sir Henry J. Wood. 7128 { My work is done, my task is o'er
Duet by CLARA BUTT and MAURICE D'OISLY 7 12 9 I see not those false spirits. Duet by CLARA BUTT and MAURICE D'OISLY
With Chorus of Angelicals
7130 R'e now have pass'd the gate. Duet by CLARA Burr and MAURICE D'OISLY. With Chorus of Angelicas
7131 j Softly and gently, dearly ransomed soul CLARA BUTT, Contralto. With Chorus of Angelicals
DUET-Dame Clara Butt and Mr. Kennerley Rumford. 7125-The Keys of Heaven (Traditional). Key" G " With Piano
QUARTETTE-Dame Clara Butt and her Sisters, Pauline, Hazel and Ethel.
7120-The Birth of the Flowers (Liza Lehmann)..Key " F " With Piano PURPLE LABEL-10-Inch-Single-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
X223-:ify Treasure (Joan Treva(sa). Key" E " With Piano
X226 1 The sweetest Flower that blows (C. B. Hawley). Key " F " flat
With Piar,o X2 2 7-The Fairy Pipers (Brew er). Key " D " With Celeste X228-The Rosary (E. Nevin). Key " B " flat. With Piano, Organ and Belts X2 2 9-My on (Teresa del Riego). Key " D " With Piano and Organ
X230-Kathleen Ma,-ourneen (Crouch). Key " C " With Piano X231-.Annie 7,2n ie (Old Sottish Air). Key " B " With Piano
[Dane CLARA BUTT Records c" ilinued over
Dame CLARA BUTT, Contralto--continued, PURPLE LAIEL-10-Inch-continued.
X232-Dowu Here (Brahe). Key " Ii " flat With Piano X2230-Ye Banks and Braes o' Bonnie Doon. Key " G " flat With Piano X237-1slYle Charaine (Boulton and Somerveü). Key" A." With Piano X238 The Country Faith. Key " A " flat (Gale and Craxtan)
1 With Piano and Bells X2+39 {Bugeilio'r Gwenith Gwyn (Watching the Blooming Wheat). Sung in
Welsh. Key " D." With Piano X240 J The Silver Ring (Chaminade). Key " D " flat
1 HAROLD CRAXTON at the Piano XR4$ (Lees than the Dust, from " Indian Love Lyrics " (Woodforde-Finden).
Key " A " minor. With Orchestra, conducted by H. HARTY ,X30 J Till I Wake, from " Indian Love Lyrics " (Woodforde-Finden).
1 Key " C " minor. With Orchestra, conducted by HAMrtToN HARTY X 9i 3r My Dear Soul (W. Sanderson). Key " A " flat
GRADE TORRRN4 at the Piano
X257 My Mn Folk Of ills and Lemon). Key " D " GRACE TORRRNS at the Piano
Xß 6 i ' Tileen Alannah (J. R. Thomas). Key " F " With Quartette and Orchestra, conducted by HAMILTON HARTY
The First Nowell. Key " B " X2(;2 ;2 With Quartette, and Orchestra, conducted by HAMILTON HARTY
X263 Barbara Allen (Old English Song). Key " D " With Orchestra, conducted by HAMtr.TON HARTY
X264-Smilin' Through (A. A. Penn). Key " C " The Key of each Song is giren, to enable you to accompany Dame Clara Butt on the piano.
ELSA STRALIA, Soprano, The Famous Australian Prima Donna.
Recording Exclusively for Columbia. PURPLE LABEL-42-inch--Singe-Sided. Prices, Iee p. 2 of Cover.
7117-Invitation-Waltz Song (Anita Ovven) '711.9-Good- ye (Tosti) 7122-A Song of Thanksgiving (Francis Altitsen) 71 2 6-Il Bacio (The Dream of Home) (Arditi). Svug in English 713 3-0 Lovely Night (Landon Ronald) 7137-Sing, joyous Bird (Montague F. Phillips) 7152-The Star-Spangled Ranner (Key) With Full Chorus 71 74-I wonder if Love is a Dream (Poster) 7155-It is only a tiny garden (Haydn Wood) 7155-Soul of Mine (Ethel Barnes)
7190 f La Tosca-Vissi d'arte (Puccini). In Italian. Accompanied by the t Beecham1hymphony Orchestra
7191--Ernani-Ernani, Ernani. Involami (Verdi). In Italian 7192-Madame Butterfly-Un bel di vedremo !Puccini). In Italian 71 93 Semiramide-Bel raggio (Rossini). In Italian 7194-Aida-Ritorna Vincitor (Verdi). In Italian 719 5-I°aust-jewel Song (Gounod). In Italian 7196-Cavalleria Rusticana: Voi to Sapete (Mascarnil. In 1+
.liar II Trovatore : Tacea la notte placida (How peacefu; a, the ni.ht i 1'erdi i. 7197 ;
In Italian 7195-The Message of the Rose (Oxenjord and Hunter! 721 9-Until (Teschernacher and Sanderson) 7223-Waltz Song from " Tom Jones" (German) 7226-Bird of Love Divine idirch and Wood)
ELSA STRALIA, Soprano--continued.PURPLE LABEL-12-Inch--continued.
7230-Don Giovanni-Non mi dir (Mozart). In Italian 7237-Annie Laurie 7240 ( Wonderful World of Romance (Harold Sim¢soa and Haydn Wood)
With LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, conducted by HAMILTON HARTY 7243,f TANNHAUSER : " 0 Hall of Song " (Wagner). In English
With Orchestra, conducted by HAMILTON HARTY 7247 CARMEN : Micaela's Aria, " I said. naught should frighten me here "
j (Bizet). In English. With Orchestra conducted by HAMILTON HARTY 7259-OBERON : Ocean, thou Mighty Monster (Weber) 7262 HOME, SWEET HOME (Payne)With
Orchestra, conducted byy HAMILTON HARTY 7266-Ah ! Che Assorta in Dolce Incanto (Grand Valse) (L. I'enzano). In Italian
PURPLE LABEL-10-inch-Single-Sided. Price, see p. 2 of Cover.
ROSINA BUCKMAN, Soprano, Sung in English.
LIGHT BLUE LABEL--12-Inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
L1166 Tosca : Prayer, " Vissi d'arte " (Puccini) Roti A BUCKMAN Tosca : When the stars are brightly shining MAU RICE D'OISLY
L1221 f I,a Bohä{ne : They call me Mimi (Puccini) ROSINA BUCKMAN La Boheme : Your tiny hand is frozen MAURICE D'OISLY
DARK BLUE LABEL--12-inch-Double-Sided. Price, see p. 2 of Cover.
, ) 66 f They call me Mimi, from " La Boheme " {Puccini) In English One fine day, from " Madame Butterfly " (Puccini( In English
DARK BLUE LABE L-10-Inch-Doebfe-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
2427 (The Blackbird F. E. tt'ealleriey) (The Fairy Pipers (A. Herbert Brewer)
2439 r'ie Cuckoo (Liza Lehmann) A Birthday (My heart is like a singing bird) (F. H. Cones'
251112 She Wandered down the Mountain Side (Clay) Angels Guard Thee (Berceuse de " Jocelyn ") (B. Godard)
2591, JMaori Song, from " Waiata Maori." In 2 Pats (arr. AiJrel ifill( in English aua Maori
26211"'Orc. A.!se 'r. fr_,m " y: ,il ime But! rfly In Fart" (Pac'ini, in English
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DUETS-Rosina Buckman and Maurice D'Oisly. LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-Inch=Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Dover.
L1062 I Romeo and Juliet : 0 '-lNight of Hymen (Gounod) I Carmen : Duet, Act I-We have quitted the Church (Billet)
L1174 (Tosca (Puccini) : No Eyes on Earth -Strange Harmony of Contrasts MAURICE D'OrstY, Tenot
Ll 33 ! Cavalleria Rusticana (Mascagni) : Stay-, Stay Turiddu -Mother, you know the Story ROSINA BOCEMAV, Soprano
{ La Traviata : Far from the busy throng (Verdi). In English L1400 With Orchestra
(L'_Amico Fritz: CherryDuet (Mascagni). In English With Orchestra
For other Duets with Carrie Herwin and Thorpe Bates, sec page 9g.
DORA LABBETTE, Soprano., Recording Exclusively for Columbia.
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-inch-Double-Sided. Price, sae p. 2 of Cover. L1442 Danny Boy (Weatherly-Londonderry Air) With Orchestra
Orpheus with his lute (Shakespeare-Sullivan! With Orchestra L1468 + solvers s Son-,, from " Peer Gynt " (Grieg)
t She \l'andercd Down the Mountain Side (Clay)
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-10-Inch-Double$ided. Price, tee p. 2 of Cover.
D1466 Brown Bird Singing (Haydn Wood) Evensong (Fold Your Wings, Dear Angels) (Liza Le/mann)
DUETS-Dora Labbette and Hubert Eisdell. LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-inch--Doable-Sided. Price, see p. 2 0f Cover.
L1431 Dear Love of Mine, from " Nadeshda " (Goring Thomas) With Pia, Come to Arcadie, from " Merrie England " (Hood & German) With Piano
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-10-inch-"Double- ided. Prices, fee p. 2 of Cover, D1448 0, that we two were Haying (Kingsley & Nevin) With Fianc
Beyond the Meadow Gate (Paget & Phillips) With Piano
yý Trot Here and There, from " Veronique" (Messager)
D1450 Duet. with HAROLD WILLIAM� i john (Lohr) DoRA I,Atlnrre;, Soprano
D1464- Lilac Time (Ross and Schubert-Ctutsam) 1.-The Flower ; j 2.-The Golden Song
MARIA BARRIENTOS, The World-Famous Coloratura Soprano.
Recording ExclusiLaly for Columbia. PURPLE LABEL- 12-Inch-Single-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of oever.
,7 1 sit (LUCIA DI LASLAERMOOR : Rondo a Cadenza (The Mad Scene) I ,Donizetl 1. In Italian With Orchestra and Flute Obbligato (LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR : Cavatina, Re gnava net silenzio (Silence 7 ý''
o'er all) (Donizelti). In Italian With Orchestra ?.18 PEARL OF BRAZIL : Charmant Oiseau (Charming Bird) (Dunidi
In French With Orchestra and Flute Obbligato 7I84)THE LAST ROSE OF SUMMER (Q-,Ii cola, vergin rosa). In Italian
With Orchestra
MARIA BARRIENTOS, Soprano---continued. PURPLE LABEL-12-inch-continued.
7185 I,AKlIE : Bell Song. Oti va la Jeanie Iiindcue (Ddibes). In Italian With Orchestra
71$6-MIREII,I,E: Valse Song (G)wned). In Italian With Orchestra
'7187 RIGOLETTO : Caro Nome (Dearest name) (Verdi). In Italian With Orchestr...
7 188 NOZZE DI FIGARO (Marriag of Figaro) : Deli cieni non tiedar,uh. why so long delaying?) (Mozart). In Italian With Orchcftr:.
7189-LOCI DI PRIMAVERA (Voices of Spring) (Strauss) With Flute Ohhligati With Orchestra conducted by Giorgio Pn(ncro.
HULDA LASHANSKA, One of America's Greatest Sopranos.
Recording Exclusively for Co!unrbia. PURPLE LABEL-12-inch-Single-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
7205-Home, Sweet Home (Bishop) 7220-Annie Laurie (Old Scotch Song)
PURPLE LABEL-10-Inch-Single-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover. X243-Songs m, Mother taught me (Dvorak)
X26-My Curl}'-Headed Baby (Chdsam)
X2 7 9 Piddle and I (Goodeve) With Orchestra Violin Obbligato by SaSCRA JaCOBSFN
CELESTINA BONINSEGNA, The World-Famous Dramatic Soprano.
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-Inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. I of Cover.
Surg in Italian. All with Orchestral Accompaniment.
(lL TROVATORE (Verdi)-" D'amor sulli ali rosere." (Borne on love':
AS 194 -I pinions)
j IL TROVATORE (Verdi)-" Tacea la ritte placida." (How peaceful wa, 1 the night) (LA BOHEME (Puccini)-"MI chiamano Mimi." (Mimi. they call me,
AS195 - TOSCA (Puccini)-Preghiera-" Vissi Warte e d'amor." (Prayer-Fot love and art I've lived)
AS 196 AIDA (Verdi)-" Rilorna vmcitor." (Return with victory crowned) AIDA (Verdi)-" 0 patria mia." (Oh, my beloved land) NORMA (Bellinil-" Casts Diva." (Queen of Heaven)
A5197 J
NORMA (Bellini)-" Ah ! Bello a me ritorna." (Restore to me your love's protection)
(CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA (Mascagni) Vol lo sapete, 0 Mamma.' (Well thou knowe:t, Mother) AS198
LA GIOCON DA (Ponchielli)--" Suiddio ! In yuesti fieri momenti." (Suicide ! my one resource)
ERNANI (Verdi)-" Ernani involami." (Ernani, fly with me) AS 199 LA FORZA DEL DI STINO (Verdi)-" Pace, pace, sein Dio." (Comfort
me, dear Lord) LIGHT BLUE LABEL-10-Inch-Double-Sided. Prim, see p. 2 of Cover.
DSOSO FAUST : Aria del gloielli (Jewel Song) (Gounod.) FAUST: C'era on re di Thule (The King of Thule) (Gounod)
(LA FORZA DEL DFSTINO : La Vergine degli Angeli (The Angelic
DSOS1 J DA (Verdi)
DESTINO: Madre pietosa Verginet Holy Mother`
With MIL.A.\ C11Oku1
EUGENIE BRONSKAJA,
LA TRAVIATA (Verdi)-"Ah, fors' e Iui." (Was he the one my hears 2 foreioid 7) A52 1LA TRAVIATA (Verdi)-" Sempre libera degg'io." (The round of
pleasure I'll enjoy)
DUETS--Bronskaja and Blanchart, etc. (RIGOLETTO (Verdi)-" Figlia I Mio Padre ! " (My daughter ! Father)
A3 1 SO EUGENIE BPONSKAJA and RAMON BLANCHART v 1 RIGOLETTO (Verdi)-" Veglia, 0 donna." (Guard well this flower)
l EUGENIE BRONSKAJA and RAMON BLANCHART
LA TRAVIATA (Verdi)-" Parigi o cars " (Far Irons the Parisian throne)
A5181 EUGENIE BRONSKAJA and FLORENCTO CONSTANTINO 1 LA TRAVIATA (Verdi)-" Un di felice eterea " (4L ne'er forgotten day !)
EUGENIE BRONSKAJA and FLORENCIO CoNSTANTINc,
LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR (Douirel:i)-" Verrano a tu sull'aure" (Borne on the breezes to thee)
A5182 EUGENIE BRONSKAJA and F ORENCIO CONSTANTINO FAUST (Gounod)-" Danlmi ancor " (While again I gaze) EUGENIE BRONSEAJA and FLORENCIO CONSTANTINO
1I RIGOLETTO (Verdi)-" E it sol dell' anima " (Like to the sun is love)
A5183 EIGENIE BRONOKAJA and FLORENCIO CONSTANTINO RIGOLETTO (Verdi)-" Tutte le feste at tempio " (As on festal days
I pent) EUGENIE BRONSKAJA and RAmox BLANCHART
. (LA BOHEME (Puccini)---' 0 soave fancitilla " (0 :harming maiden) A5185 EUGENIE BRONSEAJA and F'LORENCIO CONSTANTINO
LA BOHEME (Puccini)-" Ah, Mimi, tu piu non torni " (Ah, Mimi, fickle-hearted) FLORENCfo CONSTANTINO and RAazoN BLANCBART
(I,A TRAVIATA (Verdi)-" Dite a In giovine" (Say to your daughter)
Al' 186 EUGENIE BRONSKAJA and RATION BLANCdART V LAKME (Delibes)-" Sous le dome ipais " (Pndcr the leafy dome)
EUGENIE BRON=K.IJA and BETTINA FREEMAN (in French!
See also Concerted Numbers on page 29.
EUGENIA BURZIO, Soprano. LIGHT BLUE LABEL-10-Inch--Double-81ded. Prices, see p. 2 of Ooru.
D$076 ; AFRICA
MARIA " "A (Dfeyerbeer)-" Figlia del sol"
D80771?,ULNIA (Romano)-" Da tanto tempo ardevo" ZUI,M A (Romano)-" Oh ! si ricordiamo "
(Recorded under the personal direction of the composer, Signor Romano.) D8078 (AIDA (Verdi)-' 0 ciel azzurri "
DIEFISTOFELE (Boito)-' " Spunta l'aurora paIDda "
LINA CAVALIERI, Soprano. LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-Inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see R 2 of Corer.
(LA BOHEME (Puccini) -"'vii chiamano Mimi." (They call me Mimi) A5172
ýMEFISTOFELE (Bono)-" L'altra notte in fondo al mare." (The other
night into the deep blue sea) TOSCA (Puccini)-Preghiera-" Vissi Warte e d'amor." (Prayer-For
A5 178 love and art I've lived)
ttMANON LESCAUT (Puccini)-" In quelle trine morbide." (In these soft silk curtains)
A5179 CARMEN ;Bizet)-"Habanera." (Love is a wood bird wild) In French j MARIA ! MARI 1 (F. di Capua) (In Neapolitan)
EMMY DESTINN, The World's Greatest Dramatic Soprano.
LIQHT BLUE LABEL-12-Inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover. A5387IAIDA (Verdi)-" Ritorna vincitor." (Return with victory crowned)
AIDA jVerdi)-" I sacri nomi." (These sacred names) LA BOHEME (Puccini)-Musettä s Waltz Song. " Quando men vo
A5397 soletta." (When down the street I merrily stray) I
IL I'AGI,IACCI (Leoncaralio) " Stridono lassu." (Oh, birds in freedom flying)
LA FORZA DEL DESTINO (Verdi)-" La vergine degli angeli." (The A5398 j CAVAAnSI LERIA
11RUSTICANA (.Mascagni)-" Voi to sapete,`0 Mamma. s
(Well thou knowest, Mother)
DUETS-Destinn and Zenatello. (IL TROVATORE (Verdi)-" Miserere" (Ah, ehe la mote ognora)
A5399 Duet : EldxY DE,-rLVN and Glov.+NNI ZENATEr.LO and Chorus AIDA (Verdi)--" 0 terra addio " (Farewell 0 Earth)
DITET : E
MARY GARDEN, Soprano. Recording Exclusiucly for Columbia.
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-Inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover. (LA TRAVIATA (Verdi)-" Quel est done cc trouble charmant."
A5284-' (Ali. fors'e lui). (What can be this feeling) In French LA TRAVIATA (Verdi)-" Pour jamais to destinfe." (Sempre lihera
degg'io). (The round of pleasure I'll enjoy) In French {LF. JONGLEUR DE NOTRE DAME (Massenet)-" I,ibert@ ! " (Oh
A5289 liberty, my life and love 1) In French HERODIADE (Massenet)-" Il est doux, it est bon." (Kind is be and
good) In French
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-10-Inch-Double-Sided, Price, see p. 2 of Cover. DI 363 ý John Anderson, my Jo-Old Scotch Melody. In English
Irish hove Song (Lang). In English
LILLIAN NORDICA, Soprano.The Only Records extant, of the greatest Wagnerian Soprano of her time.
PINK LABEL-12-inch--Single-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
74021 LA GIOCONDA (Ponclzielli) Suicidio ! In questi fieri momenti." I (Suicide ! My one resource). In Italian With Orchestra
74022 -HUNYADI LASLOS-Hungarian Aria (Enkel). In Hungarian
740241 (a) OMAHA INDIAN TRIBAL SONG (Cadrnan) i (b) MIGHTY LAK' A ROSE (Nevin).
74025 !TRISTAN AND ISOLDE (Wagner)-" Isolde's Liebestod." (Isolde's i Love Songl. In German With Orchestra
74026 -ANNIE LAURIE.. In English With Orchestra 74027 -MANDOLINE (Debussy). In French With Piano and Harp
74028 MIGNON (Thomas)-Polonaise " Io son Titania." ,I am Titania). In Italian With Orchestra
74029 -SERENADE (Richard Strauss) With Piano
BERNICE DE PASQUALI, Soprano. Recording Exclusively for Columbia.
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-Inch-Double-Sided. Price, see p. 2 of Cover.
L 1098 ,'o, Here the Gentle Lark (Bishop) Carmen " I say to the Dread that assails Me (Bizet). In English
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-10-Inch-Doable-Sided. Price, see p. 2 of Cover. TALES OF HOFFMAN (Offenbach)-Barcarolle (Radiant Night)
A 1 214 = Duet : BERNICE DE PASQUALI and ANDREA DE SECUROLA
LA BOHEME (Puccini)--" Vecchia Zimarra" (Song of the Coat)- " Garment old and rusty " ANDREA DE SEGuROLA, Bass?
ROSA PONSELLE, Soprano. Recording Exclusively for' Columbia.
PURPLE LABEL-12-inch-Single-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover. 7227 J FORZA DEL DESTINO: La vergine degli angeli (May Angels guard
i thee) (Verdi). In Italian With full Chorus and Orchestra 7234 1 MADAME BUTTERFLY : Un bel di Vedremo (One Fine Day) (Puccini).
I In Italian
PURPLE LABEL-10-Inch-Single-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Covet.
X242 Whispering Hope (Flawthorn) 1 Duet: ROSA PONSELLE and BARBARA MAUREL
X245-Abide with me (Monk) Duet : ROSA PONSELLE and BARBARA MAUREL
CAROLINA WHITE, Soprano. Recording Exclusively for Columbia.
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-10-Inch-Doublo-81ded. Price, see p. 2 of Cover.
D13ß71 The Sweetest Story ever Told (Stul/z) Spring Song, from " Natoma " (Victor Herbert)
MARGARET WOODROW WILSON, Soprano, The Daughter of the Ex-President of the United States.
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-inch-Double Sided. Price, zee p. 2 of Cover.
L1099 , The Low Backed Car Will Ye Nu Come Back Ag.an
ALICE ZEPPILLI, Soprano. LIGHT BLUE LABEL-10-Inch-Double-Blded. Price, see p.2 of Cover.
MANON : Gavotte-Obeissons quand leur voix appelle (il.ýrk to th A l 2 l " 3 voice of Youth) (lfassenet) In bred'
TALES OF HOFFMAN : Les Oiseaux dins la charmilie The Kr that throng the bushes) (Ofenbach) In Frenrl
MARIA GAY, Contralto. LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-Inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Corer.
Aö G79 J CARMEN (Bizet)-" Air des Cartes." (Card Scene) In Ure I. 1 CARMEN (Bizet)-" H.ibanera." (Love is a wood bird wild) In Freucu
SAMSON AN!) DELILAH Saint Saens)-" Mon cmur s'ouvre ;i to v,,is." A32SO Softly awakes my heart) In Freud,
SAVSON AND DELILAH (Saint-Saeus)-" Printemps qui commence. (Joyous now doth spring conic forth) In French
IL TROVATORE (Verdi)--" Al nustri mouti" (Home to our mountai:.- A+i370 In Italian Duet : MARIA GAY and GIOVANNI ZENATEi
IL TROVATORE (Verdi)-" Periizli:vrti ancora lauguente " (While vet languishment) Duet : MARIA GAY and GIOVANNI ZENATE.;
AIDA (Verdi)-" Misero appien mi festi" (With Sadness thou hit- oppressed me-Judgment Scene) In Italia!
A5406 Duet : MARIA GAY and GloVANNi ZENATEL: AIDA (Verdi)-" Gia i sacerdoti adanunsi " (The priests to judgment vr
proceed-Judgment Scene) In Iti.l: Daet : MARIA GAY and GIOVANNI ZENATEr.(
CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA (Afascagnr)-" Tu qni Sautuzza " (Thou 1: - A5426 Santuzza?) Duet: MARIA GAY and GIOVANNi ZENtTEL'
AIDA (Verdi)-" Nume custode e vindice " (Guard nuts our sacred hu:; Duet : GIOVANNI ZENATELLO aurd Ta9E )IAI1 ONES and Chor:.
BETTINA FREEMAN, Mezzo-Soprano. LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-Inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
Sung in Italian. With Orchcsta/ Acc ',i ünev.
A5213' L'ARDITA WALTZ" (Luigi A,diti) I " CARMENA WALTZ " (H. Lane Wilson) (In Eugfi'h)
LE NOZZE DI FIGARO (Mo:.att)-" Voi the sapete." tR'liat fcclisu- A52 14 , new my heart possess)
FAUST (Gounod(-" Le parlate d'amor." (Flower Song-Bear c message of love)
f LFS HUGUENOTS (Meyuheer)-" I ieti, Signor." (Song of the Paa. A521 5 ( IL TROVATORE (Ferii) :itride is vampa." (Fiercciv 'i.e ilatnes ris.
TOM BURKE, Tenor. Won Fame in a Night at Covent Garden.
Recording Exc.'rlsively for Columbia. PURPLE LABEL-12-ineh-Single-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
1 99-LA TOSCA (Puccini) " Recmtthta armona." In Italian 7200-LA TOSCA (Puccini) "E lucevan le stelle." In Italian 7201-RIGOLETTO (Verdi) " La Darin .. e mobile." In Italian 7202-RIGOLETTO (Verdi) " Qucota o Quella." In Italian 7203-MARTHA (Flolow) " M'Appari " (Ah, so pure). In Italian 7204--i!a oN !Massenet) Chiudo gli occhi." in Italian 7 205-LA BOHEME (Puccini) "Cur gelida rnanina." In Italian 72 22-AIDA (Verdi) " Celeste Aida." In Italian '7225-MA\Q1T LESCAUT (Puccini) " Donna non Midi mai." In Italian
" (Dear old pal of mine Rabe and Rice) With LoslioN SYMPHONY ý 2 ; ý i ORCHESTRA, Conducted by H.SMiLTON HARTY
72_}4-The Minstrel Boy ('Moore, arr. Hughes) With Piano
PURPLE LABEL-10-inch-Single-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover. X246-Invictus (Ilenley and Hahn) With Orchestra X247-For You Alone (O'Reilly aruf Gechl) With Orchestra X249-Lorraine (O'Rcüly and Sanlerrorr) With orchestra
JOHN COATES, Tenor. LIGHT BLUE LABEL--12-inch --Double-Sided. Prices, see is. 2 of Cover.
-ý Z 6 { God be with you (Edgar asd 5togden) The Sunshine of your Smile (Cooke and Ray) Eldorado (Mallinson) I.1 300 I 'hear
you calling me (Marshall) L l 358 { Somewhere a Voice is Calling (A. F. Tate,
God keep you iu His Care (Tretawney7 LIGHT BLUE LABEL-10-Inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
D 1. 402ti Ninetta (Weatirerley and Bremen Awake ! (A Morning Love Sonl;l (Edgar sad Pettier)
D 1 ,
1 Jl Take a pair of Sparkling ryes, from " The Gondoliers " (Gilbert and Sullivan) ( It was a Lover and his Lags (Morley)
BEN DAVIES, Tenor. PURPLE LABEL--12-Inch-Single-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Corer.
7].69-Tom Bowling (Dibdioe) With Orchestra 71 6S-1 know of two Bright Eyes (G. H. Clutsam) With Orchestra 71 71-'.My Dreams (F. Paolo Tosti) With Orchestra 7173-Come into the Garden, 'Maud (A1. IV. Ba!fe) With Orchestra 7221-I'll Sing Thee Songs of Araby (Cl iyj With Orchestra 7229-Drink to me only with thine Eyes ;Words, Ben Jonson) With Orchmtra
MAURICE D'OISLY, Tenor. LIGHT BLUE LABEL-10'1110-000 6104111011. Priem, see p. 2 of Cover.
1 $ So Fare Thee Well, from "Doris " (A. CeUisr) 1:; '3 { Take a Pair of Sparkling Eyes, from ' The Gondoliers " (Sullivan)
1i 1 ; is { in Sympathy (Franco Loons) Those Azure, Azure Eyes (Garnet Wobelsy Cox)
See also Duets with ROSINA BUCKMAN on page 10.
HUBERT EISDELL, Tenor.Recording F_,r,tusiý.'/r for Columbia.
LIGHT BLUE LABEL--12-inch--Double-Sided. Prices, see is. 2 of Cover.
L1 12Q O Flower Divine (Haydn Wood! 1 Love's Garden of Roses (Haydn Wood,
Parted (Tosli, Violin Ohhlikato by ALBERT SA)PIOS L1121 Wait (Guy d'Harde!ot) L11 l 30 Smewhere t 'he is Calling' A. F Tat-
, Goahvay by the Sea (Ba) clay) L1136 I hear you tilling inc !Marshall)
The Devout Lover (M. 1'. White)
Ll 154 Down ,long in Ch,verland (R. C. (:L11 k' She is far front the Land (F. Lambert
L1173; Any place is Heaven if you are near lile',eana Lohn r Roses of Picardv (Haydn !Noon)
L1185 ) Mavis (Harold eraxton) If I might come to coat ;IW. 11. Squire"
L1229 ( Angel's Serenade (Braga! Violin Obbligato by ALBERT S.+starty- (In Love (Hermann Lahr)
L1 235 1 Unless (Caracr solo' Vivlin Obbligato by ALBERT S.ssisioN'- ( If I built a world for you (Lelunann)
L1348 Because of You (Tosti) With Violin Obbligato M- .tLLERT
SAxatox- (The English Rose (" Merrie England ") (German' With stringQuartett.
L1369 Where my Caravan lras Rested (Lokri I'll Sing thee Songs of Araby (Clay)
L140 t (Love Nest. from " Mary " (Harbarh and Hirsch`, Little Yvette (F. E. IVentherly and Haydn H'ood In a Mona tore Garden (Albert IV. ketelbevl
L1454 With Chorus, and Orchestra. cunr!uctesi by tlw Caurpo>e I Ah, Moon of my Delight (" In o Persian Garden ") 1 . ' LcI,natnr)With
Irian, L1487 Alt ! Though the Silver 31uou Were Mine (Comfort Parry and Lohr)
You Flaunt Your Beauty (" The Golden Threshold ") (:Void, and Lek,-j-,
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-10-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
D1358 { Red Devon by the Sea (Clarke) ( My Message (Guv d'Hardeloli
D1 3 89 ) Just a-wearyin' for von (Jacobs-Bond Only a Rose (Amy ll'oodforde-Finder
D1393 ITo Mary IM. V. White) Bonnie Wee Thing (Liza Lehmann
D139$ Asphodel (Eric Coates) My Love is like a red, red rose
D14 14 ) I attempt from Love's Sickness to fly (Howard and Purcell; By the Waters of Minnetonka (Caaanass and Laura,,ee
D141 9 ( Who Is Sylvia? (Shakespeare-Schubert; )'Twas April (E. Nevin)
Desert Love Songs (R. Coningsly Cldrlrr With Orchestra, D1421 (r) I will await thee ; (2) My Heart's Desire
(3) The Burning Hours ; (4) The Dove D1422 (s) The Hawk; (1,) Yellow Slippers.
r Brittanuy.y (E. V. Lucas and E. Farrar) With Piatr D1423 ( Rosen estereve (Lackton an 1 Parker) With Piano
Heart of Spring (Lockton and Phillips) With Pian- D1431 t Go not. Happy Day (F. Bridge) With Pia,
t A Little Fairy Tale (T. F. Morris) With Piau, D1436 Sometimes in my Dreams (G. d'Hardelol) With Piano aid Orgso
Dotorosa (M. F. Phillips) \Vit`r Pins' D1 441 Prince=s of the Sunny Smile (Sirr,b.son and Le-w.
l You I. one to Me ;Gov iHa c+a?raj
HUBERT EISDELL, Tenor-continued. LIGHT BLUE LABE L--10-Inch-"-eentinuee.
D 14 ü l ý, Here in the Quiet llills (O'Reilly s Carney) With Piano
1 1 Pitch my Lonely Caravan at Night (Horey & Coates) With Piaty D1 #63 Morning Song (Heywood, 1570-1550 & R. Quitter)
I Whether I Live (ColL'ridge & Parry) (To Julia (Song Cr'le) (Herrick-Roger Quitter) With
D1460- 1.-The Bracelet ; String 2.-(a) The Maiden Blush ; (b) Julia's Hair ; Quartette
D11461- 3.-To Daisies ; 4.-T lie Night Piece ; directed by DI 4ß2J 5.-(al interlude; (b) Cherry Ripe
/ ROGER QI'ILCER
Co, Lovely Rose (lt'aller-Quiltcr). With Piano
See also Duets with DORA LABBETTE on page 10
GERVASE ELWES, Tenor (The Late). Rc(orded Exclusively for Columbia.
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-Inch--Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover. L 1035 ( Blow, Blow, thou Winter Wind tRagcr Quitter) ; (a) Now sleeps the Crim<ý,u
Petal ; (b) Love's Philosophy
L1074 Cuckoo Soug (Roger Quitter) The Roadside Fire (R. Vaughan II'illiawst
L It 10 1 In Summertime on Bredon (Graham Peel) Fill a Glass with Golden \\ ire (Roger Quilter)
LI119 (Songs my Mother taught me (Dvorak)-(a) 0 Mistress Mine; Ib) Fair 1 House of Joy (R. Quitter)
L1 152 1, A Carol of Bells ((:,. V. SlanJord) Where'er you Walk, from " Semele" iHandelr
L1ý34 ( A Pastoral (Gale and Taylor)--(a) So sweet love seemed that April morn (D. Piggott) ; (b) Jenny kissed me (St. John Brougham)
L1325 (Love went ariding (Frank Bridge) Lift up your heads on high (Bach)
LI 39$1 A Sea Dirge (Shakespeare-Dunhill) (The Lake Isle of Innisfree (Yeats aml Ley
LIGHT BLUE LABEL--10-Inch-Doable-Slded. Price,, see p. 2 of Cover. D 1374 (Battle Hymn (arr. C. Villiers-Stanford)
i Sonnett SVIII. (Shakespeare-11'. A. Aiken) D 14x6 Listen to the Voice of Love (Hook)
t Brittany (E. V. Lucas and E. Farrar) D1.42S ! By Renlock Town (Housman and Hamilton)
Gifts (l. Thomson. and Coin Tailor)
Gervase Eiwes and the London String Quartet. PURPLE LABE L.---14-Inch--Singie-Sided, Prices, see p. 2 of Corer.
7146 ON W"-'-OCS 1DGP, iU. Vaughan Nilltamsl No. z-"On R'eulkk Eige"
7147 No. 2-" From Par, from Eve to Morning"
7148- No. 4_" Oh, when I sra in love with You" No. 3-" Is my Team Ploughing ? "
7149- No. 't- -" Bredon Hill" 71 50-- No. (,-"Cluu"
CHARLES HACKETT, Tenor.Recording lirclusivcl v /or Columbia.
PURPLE LABE L-12-inch-Single-Sided. Price, see p 2 N Cover. 7271-I; AFRICAN.: 0 Paradiu (.Vrpu5rr1 In 1t Iian
ORVILLE HARROLD, Tenor. LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-Inch- Double4Ided. Price, tee p. 2 of Corer.
L1091 I hear you Calling hie (Marshall) { Berceuse de " Jocelyn " (A'ge1s Guard Thee) (Godard)
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-10-Inch-Dutlble"Sided. Price, see p. 2 of Corer. D1306 f For you alone (H. F. Grehlj
l Absent (bfeecalf)
FRANK MULLING., Tenor. Recording Exclusively for Columbia.
LIGHT BLUE LABEL--12-inch-Doable-Sided. Pricer, see p. 2 of Cover. L114711,OHENGRIN: (ll'agner). Lohengrins Narration and
, Lohengrin's Farewell. In linglish L1.i2iS J THE MEISTERSINGERS: Price Song (Wagner). In English
( PAGLIACCI : On with the Motley (Leoneauallo). In English L1260 { SONGS OF THE HEBRIDES : (a) An Eriskay Love Lilt : (b) A 1 airy's
hove Song (arr. Nfarjory Kennedy-Fraser) L13341 OTELLO (Verdi) : Oteilo's Monologue, from Act 3. In English
Death of Otello. In English L1344 { Where'er you walk, from " Semele " (Handel)
Deeper and Deeper Still, from " Jephtha" (Handel) L 1349 1 AIDA (Verdi) " Celeste Aida"
( OTELLO (Verdi) " Thou Avaunt Thee." In English L 1383-TANNHAti SE,R (li'acner) : Pilgrimage to Rome. In 2 Parts. In English L1399-SIEGFRIED: Forging Song. In 2 Parts (Wagner). Lt English
L1443 j CARMEN : Flower Song (Bizet). In English TOSCA: When the Stars were Brightly Shining (Puccini). To English
L141i2 ( The Messiah : (a) Comfort Ye My People ; (b) Every Valley Shall be Exalted (Handel)
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-10-inch-De0ie-S1ded. Prices, soap. 2 of Cover. D1416
Anneiaurie (Old Scot hg
Air! Air)
WWith Piano
ith Piano D1446 ý The Twelve Days of Christmas (arr. F. Austin)
1 The Pretty Creature are. H. Lane Wilson) DARK BLUE LABEL-12-Inch-Double-Sided.--Pricer, see p. 2 of Cover.
627 (Eleanore (S. Coleridge-Taylor) l O Vision Entrancing, from " E=mcralda " (A. Goring-Thomas)
636 Lend me your Sid, from " The Queen of Shona " (Gounod) Part 1.-Recitative : Part
Queen-Aria
DARK BLUE LABEL-10-Inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover. The Gentle Maiden (A rinar Someroell) 2696 I know of two bright eyes (Clulsam)
271 g (The Minstrel Boy (Aloore) l Takea pair of Sparkling Eyes, from" Tiie Gondoliers ' (Gi: "rt ana ' uitivau, See also Duets with ELSA STRALIA
on pare 9.
GERALD O'BRIEN, Tenor. Recording Exclusively for Columbia.
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover. Ll 077 A Perfect Day (Carrie Jacobs-Bond1 'Cello Obbligato
Sympathy (Charles Alarshall)
L110 S (The Snowy-Breasted Pearl (Robinson) (Come back to Erin (Claribel)
L1135 Love Thee, Dearest (words, Thomas VoortI There's a Crdleen (IF. G. James)
GERALD O'BRIEN, Tenor-continued. LIGHT BLUE LABE L-10"Inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Boves.
U 1378 Mother `tachree (Young. Okolt and Ball) Within the Garden of my Heart (Alicia ScoU)
D 13 9"ý J The dear little Shamrock (Jackson) Terence's Farewell to Kathleen (Lady Duffetin)
D 1399 oft in the Stilly (
Night (Old Irish Air) For you alone H. E. Geehl)
DARK BLUE LABEL-10-inch--Doubie-Sided. Price, see p., 2 of Corer.
" 562 J Absent (F. IV.. Metcalf) I know-of Two Bright Eyc< (G. H. Ciutsam)
ALESSANDRO BONCI, The World-Famous Lyric Tenor.
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-ineh-Double-Sided. PrIoet, tN p. 2 of Cover. LA POI1EME (Puccini)-" Che gelida manina" (How cold your
017204 hands) L'EI,iSIR D'AMORF (Donizettil-' Una furtiva lagrima" (A furtive
tear) Dl 7205 JLA r.AVORITA (Donizetti)-"Spirito Centil" (Gentle Spirit)
L'AFRICANA (Meverbeer)-" O Paradiso " (0 Paradise) D l720ß JLA GIOCONDA (Ponchielli)-" Cielo e Mar" (Heaven and Ocean)
,MARTHA (Flotow)-" M'appari " (Ah ! so pure)
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-10-Inch-Double-Sided. Price,, tee p. 2 of Cover.
D%083 RIGOLETTO (Verdi)-" Questa o quella " (Amongst the fair throng) RIGOLETTO (Verdi)-" Ic Donna e mobile" (Woman is fickle) l,UISA MILLER (Verdi)-" Quando is sere al placido" (When peaceful
DS084 J
was the night)' LA FAVORITA (Donizetti)-" Una vergine, un angiol di Dio" (A vision
of beauty appearing) nSo85 TOSCA (Puccini)-" Recoudita armonia" (Strange Harmonies)
JI TOSCA (Puccinil-" E lucevan le stelle" (Then shone forth the stars)
D S086 EI,ISIR A IGiorrdano)-' Amor ti vieta "
bella " (How )ly hove her) FEDOR (- Y love forbids) MANON LESCAUT (Puccini)-" Donna non vid Mai " (So fair a maiden DS057 r ne'er I've seen)
I MIGNON (Thomas)-" La tua bell' Alma"
FLORENCIO CONSTANTINO, Tenor. LIGHT BLUE LABEL -12-Inch-Double-Bided. Pricet, tee p. 2 of Cofer.
A3107 LA FAVORITA (Dos zetti) -" Spirito gentil (Spirit so fair) LA GIOCONDA (Ponchielt:)-" Cielo e mar" (Heaven and Ocean)
VORRLI " (Could I 1)-Romania (Tosli) A5108- " ADORABLES TOURMENTS " (Love's Torment-Gipsy Waltz)
(Barthelemy and Caruso) In French) 31 O9 L'ELISIR D'AMORE (Doniretti)--" Una furtiva lagrima " (A furtive tear)
( I,'AFRICANA )Me'yerbeer)-" 0 I'aradiso " (0 Paradise on Earth) (I,A BOIIEME (Puccini)-" Che gelida manina" (Your tiny hand is
A4)110; frozen) ROIILO RT JULIETTE (Gouuod)-" Ali. we-toi soleil" (Rise radiant
sun) (In French) AS 111 I MARISA (Spanish Opera) (Arrieta) (In Spanish)
i I,A PALO)L4 " (Yradier) (In Spanish) [( 0NSTA\TI:Vi' Records continued over
ICAVALLERIA RUSTICANA ( lfascagni)Siciliana (Oh! Lola, fair a> A6S1 J the flowers) (Harp Accompaniment)
CAVALLERIA RUSTICA\A (%1 iscagni)--" Brindisi" (Drinking Song-- " Hail to the red wine flowing ")
A6SZ ( TOSCA (Puccini)-" Recondita armonia " (Strange harmonies) TOSCA (Puccini)-" E lueevan le stelle " (Then shone forth the stars!
I IL TROVATORE (Verdi)--' Di quella pira (Tremble ye tyrants!) A690 IL TROVATORE (Verdi)-" Deserto sulfa terra " (Though by the world
I
forsaken)
(CARMEN (Bizet)--- La fleur que tu m'avais jetbe " (Flower Song -Tb A692 4 flower you lightly gave me) (In French)
LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR (Donizetti)-" Tu the a Dio, spiegast il'ali' (Thou hast winged thy flight to heaven)
A693 (" TRISTE "-(Airs del gaucho de las Republicas del Platal (In Spanishi " LA MILONGA " (Cancion Argentine) (In Spanish)
{ IL BARBIERE DI SIV'IGLIA (Rsssini)--" Ecco ridente in cielo " A706 (Lo smiling in the Eastern skv) I"
LOLITA" (Serenade) (Bazzi-Peccta) ( LE PROPHETE (Meyerbeer)--Inno Trioufale (Triumphal Hymn)
AS4S {l WERTHER (Massenet)-" Deli ! non mi ridestar " ('Tis fate that all must die)
See also DUETS with EUGENIE BRONSKAJA, page 12, with RAMON BLANCHART page 26, and CONCERTED NUMBERS, page 29.
- LEO SLEZAK, Tenor. LIGHT BLUE LABEL--12-inch--Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
II, TROVATORE (Verdi)-" n si ben min coll'e<sere." (Ah ! yes, beloveý A53S3 maid) (OTELLO (Verdi)-" Ora a per sempre addio " (Ah. now farewell for ever
A5396 { AIDA (Verdi)-" Celeste Aida " (Celestial Aida) LA GIOCOSDA (Ponchielli)-" Lido e mar " (Heaven and Ocean!
ULYSSES LAPPAS, The World's New Great Tenor.
Recurdircg Fxclusii'e!y for Columbia.LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-inch-Double-Sided. Price, see p. 2 of Cover.
L l - 14 ! ANDREA CHENI$R : (Gionfano). ta) Improviso ; (!' Corse. us bel di. In Italian. With Orchestra, conducted by Ar.HI:RT W. KETELB Y
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-10-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover. D1455 p A(.I IACCI-(a)Festi la Giubha ; (b1 No ! Pagtiacci mmn eon (Leoncarrtfln).
In Italian Wit it Orchestra '1 ßc)6 LA TOSCA-Recondita arntonia (Perri ei). In Italian. With Orchestra
I'AGLI,ICCI--Lu tai giueo (Leoncarallo). J. Italian. With Orchestra D r TOSCA--F Ineetan le stelle (Puccini). In Italian With Orchestra h3
CAR.'II;A-flower Song (Biz''). In Italian. With Orchestra
HIPOLITO LAZARO, The Famous International Tenor.
Recording Eselrisivell for Columbia. PURPLE LABEL-12-inch-Singie-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
7 1 76-AIDA (l-erdi)-" Celeste Aida." In Italian With Orchestra 7 177--1,'AFRICANA (dleperbeer)-"O Paradiso" In Italian. With Orchestra
7 17 8 I PURITANI (Be)iini)-" A to o cat'a" (Often, Dearest) In Italian With Orchestra
j 7 .ý 3 31ARTI{a, (Flotow)--" \i'appari " (Ah, so pure). In ItalianWith Orchestra
O J 1" AI'ST (Gourwd)-" Salve ! Ditnora casta e puta " (Drill Thou dwelling pore and h(ly). In Italian With Orchestra
7236 {PAGLI.tCCI (Lroncurafln) -" Vesti la giubba (On with the motley). In Italian With Orchestra
GIOVANNI ZENATELLO, Tenor. LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
i;ýý j TOSCA (Puccini)-" E fcevan le stelle" (Then shone forth the stars) OTELLO (Verdi)-" Morte d'Otello" (Death of Otello)
x13-100 (LA GIOCONDA (Ponchieli)-" Cielo a mar" (Heaven and Ocean) ( AIDA (1'crdi)-" Cele-te Aida " (Celeetinl Aidal
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-10-inch--Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover. II, 'I'ROVATORE (Verdi)-" Di quelia pica " (Treurtle ye tyrants)
A 1 1 1 2 CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA (Sfascagm.)-"Brindisi" (Drinking gong- " Hail to the red wine flowing ")
1PAGLIACCI (Leoncavallo)-" Vesti la giubba" (On with the motley) CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA (Naseagni)-" Siciliana " (Oh, Lola, fair as.
the flowers)All above sung ir. Italinn.
See also DUETS or, pages 13 an:l If.
KENNERLEY RUMFORD, Baritone. Re:ording Exclusively for Columbia.
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-Inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 at Cover. I The Yeomen of England, from " ]ferric Euglaad (EIward German).
L 10OS Key " D " major With Orchestra Drink to me only with thine eves With Piano
L1026 \i here my Caravan has rested (Lohr). Key " E " flat Whcn the Si..,llores homeward fly (Jr. V. White). Key " A With Piano
L 123 1
Nuz:,reth 1). K, N' " F. " flat With Choir and Piano and drgan until fit'. nnd;'r, .s RI "D"flit With Piano
' is I V' ER!EV' P( 1I FUA'fl Rcn.' 's coatinucd over
ý _fsJrý) ý, .
KENNERLEY RUMFORD, Baritone--continued LIGHT BLUE LABEL-1o-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Corer.
DL 3531 In Sheltered Vale (Traditional;. Key E" With Piano 1 Absent (G. W. Metcalf). Key " r " With Piano
D 135 7 If I might come to you (Squire). Key " G " major With Piano and Oreü. I know of two blight eyes (Clutsam). Key" G" flat m,.ojor With Orchestra
D1359Burder Ballad (Gowen). Key "A" minor With Orchestra IHere'> a Health unto his Majesty. Key " G "flat With Chorus and Phu
The, Incomplete Lover (Dum-Dum and Grace Torten). Key " D " DI 432 With Pkm'
The Vicar of Brav. Key " D " flat With Pia::,. See also Duet with Madame Clara Butt, on page 7.
THORPE BATES, Baritone. Recording Exclusively /or Colombia.
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-inch-Doebie-Sided. Price, seep. 2.1 Cover. L1346 Idghtermau Tom (F. Barron an i W. H. Squire)
The Comp say Serjeant-Major (Lyon ant .ianderson) GREEN LABEL-12-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
L1 15 9 j Live for To-day, from " Maid of the Mountains " A Bachelor Gay, from " Afaid of the Mounains "
F104S (Aly Shy Love, from" The Shop Girl" THORPE BArsä and NANCIE T,OVair If You on'.y Knew from " The Shop Girl" Home Again, from " The Rebel Maid "
F1071. - Old Fashioned Cloak, from " The Rebel Maid "- CLARA BUTTERWORTE, Sopralleý
F1073 The Fishermen of England, from. " The Rebel Staid " Sail My Ships, from " The Rebel Maid "-CLARA BUTTERWORT a, Soprane
F1080 Mariana, from " The Lady of the Rose." Silhouettes, from " The Lady of the Rose" ---HUNTLEY WRICUT Land o' Mine, from " The Lady of the Rose "--(with Chorus)
F 1081 Call to Arnrs. from " The Lady of the Rose "-- THORPE BATES and Ivy TPßssr -rN;'
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-10-Inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover. f Trooper Johnny Ludlow (Barren and Temple) D.ý 37 ( Round the Galley Fire (Herbert Oliver)
D1380 j Plymouth Hoe (Drake's Drum) (f_adv Oar,ett Leann 1) Your England and Mine (Nellie Simpson)
D13901 Joguin' along the Highway (H. Samuel) ( The Call (Herbert Oliver)
D1394 4 Mane. My Girl (Geo. Aitken) The Floral Dance (Katie llcss)
D1396 Shipmates o' mine (W. Saru+erson) (They all love Jack (Stephen A.lams)
D1403 J Chorus, Gentlemen (Hermann Lohr) l Tire Two Grenadiers (Schumann)
D1418) The Carrier's Courtship (Pearson and 11' b ) The Young Warrior (liVeldnn Johnson and 11. T. Bur!eigi)
D1424 J the Admiral's Broom (Weatherly and Bevan) t Queen of my Heart, from " Dorothy " (Celli -r)
DARK BLUE LABEL 12-Inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover. 447 1 Sincerity (En;ilte Clarke)
1 0 Flower of all the World (Anty Woodforde-Finden) JJ Prologue from " Pagliacci " (Leoncavallol (In English) 486 ( Even Bravest Heart, from " Faust " (Gounod) (In Emglisi:)
897 1 The Floral Dance (K. Moss) With Pi.ws 7 The Trumpeter (Airlie Dix) With Orclrestr-'
DARK BLUE LABEL-1 0-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
2366 I Fairings, from "Songs of the Fair" (Easthope-;Martin) The Sea Road (Haydn Wood)
!Ship o' Mine (Hn-ydn Wool) 23S IGlorious Devon (Flu and German)
THORPE BATES, Baritone-continued. DARK BLUE LABEL-10-Inch--continued.
b464Drake's Drum (H. Neroboll and C. V. Stanford) { There's a Land (Francis AAitsen)
2,454 (Off to Philad lphia (Battison Haynes) '( Father O'Flvnn (C. Villiers Stanford, arr.)
245 9 God Save the King I Accomp. by Band of l La Marseillaise (Sung in Engli.;h) (Rennet de 1' Isle) t H.M. Scots Guards
259cp fThe Midshipmite (Adams) (The Powder Monkey (Watson)
2 618 J When the joy Bells ring (Lewis Barnes) ( Till the Sands of the Desert grow cold (Graff and Bali)
310 7, f A Dream of Plymouth Hoe (Mortimer and Sanderson) j Border Ballad (F. H. Cowen)
DUETS-Thorpe Bates and Hughes Macklin. LIGHT BLUE LABE L-12-Inch-Douhie-Bided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
L1301 J Excelsior (M. 11'. Baife) With Orchestra (Watchman. what of the night ? (Satgeant) With Orchestra ( Ah. Mimi, False and Fickle-hearted, from " La Boheme " (Puccini)
L1357 J
In English (The Battle Eve (Bon4eur) With Orchestra
CHARLES W. CLARK, Baritone LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-inch-Double-Bided. Price, see p. 2 of Corer.
L 1996 4 0 Divine Redeemer (Gouno.l) It. is Enough, from " Elijah" (Mend lssohn)
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-10-Inch-Double-Sided. Price, see p. 2 of Cover. D t 368 I Thy Beaming Eyes (AfacDowell)
( An Irish Folk Song (Foote)
CECIL FANNING, Baritone. LIGHT BLUE LABEL-lO-inch-Double-Sided. Price, see p. 2 of Corer.
1365 i
y (Guy d'Hardeýot) To t o heea( L. Xau n)
RAMON BLANCHART, Baritone. Recording Exclusively for Columbia.
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
ý5206 II. P?GLIACCI (Lroucavallo)-Prnlocu (Prologue) i RIGOLETTO (Verdi)-' Pari siamo " (We are equal) UN BALL.O IN lUASCHERA I F'erdi)-" Eri tu the macchisivi " (Thou
Fi.12 didst sully that spirit pure) LA TRAVIATA (Ver.ii)-" Di Provenza it mar it iol " (Froze land and
wave o+ fir Provence)'LR..d l!ON BLBNCHART R c,rds cm:tinued over
S
RAMON BLANCHART, Baritone-continued. LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-inch-continued.
(,'i i,I,LO (Verdi) Credo (Iago s Creed, " A cruel god I worship ") A 52 OS 11, TROVATORI. 11 halen del silo sorriso " 'In the brightuea=
I of her glanc'ol iTempest of the heart) PURITANI iPellini)-"Sunni la tromba " (Sound the trumpet)
Baritone and bass duet, by RA%oy BLANCHART and JOSE ]IARDONE, A:; I S4 LA Vol..A DEL DESTI' (t'r eYi - ` Snlenne in quest ora" (Solemnly
in this laoar). Tenor and baritone duet by FLORESCIO CONSTANTINn
and Rau,y BI.ANCHArtT
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-10-inch-Double-Sided. Price, see p. 2 of Cover. UN BALED IN MASCHERA i I'erdi)-" Alla vita the t'arride " To the life
Aý;7 which thou Gnat cherishl. Baritone Solo he RAMON BL.IVCHART RIGOLETTO Si vendetta (Vengeance I'll have). Soprano
and baritone duet. by GCCENIE BRONSKAJA and R.lmov BLANCHARI' See also lhaea aith ErooNtr. BRONSKAJA, Page 12, wish Lv'Dis LleKoWsxA. Page 11,
ae,t CONCERTED NiTmmmS, page ag.
GIUSEPPE CAMPANARI, Baritone. LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
( CAR EN (Bizet)-" Crrzoune del Toreador " (Toreador's Songj AS 125 , Cy BAI,T.O IN MASCFIERA (Cecil)-" Fri tu the macchtavi " ('Ti; thou
hast aeitied that spirit pure) A512 6 1 If. PAGI-IACCI (Leoucavelbi) Prologo (Prologacl
M10SITIS"--Mebdia (Tr indellr)
A5127 HERODIADE (,tlasseuetl-' Vision fugitive" (i'Ls n t'i,ion) I" MUSIC-A, PROIBITA'` (Forbidden Au-icl Melodr.r t ýntaidort)
11, 13-U,13LIRE DI iii VIGT.IA (Rnssi;!i) "Cargo at factotum" INL-t1:e A5128 - nay for the factotum)
" TAR?.1TEI,I,A \APOLETA\-\ " (Rossini(
LIGHT BLUE LABEL----10-inch-Double-Sided. Price, see p. 2 of Cover. LE FOZZE DI FIGARO (11ozart) -" Se vuol teillare" (If dancing's your
A740 J
wish) LE VOZZL. DT FIGARO (ilazarl)-" Non pin ancirii " (Go further plio, the lover's p:at)I!
�biere song in Italian.
RICCARDO STRACCIARI, One of the World's few Great Grand Opera Baritones.
Recording Excltlswd,, for Columbia. PURPLE LABEL-12-inch-Single-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
7160 RIGOLETTO (Verdi;-" Grrtigiaai, vii razza danna`a" (Vile Race of Courtiers) In Itnliau
7161 BkRBER OF SEVILLE (Rossini)-" Largo at factotum" (slake way for
t the factotum). In Italian 7162--1 AUST (GsAuoa)-" Dio Po-sente " (Even Bravest Beast). In Italian
7163 TRAVIATA (Verdi)-" Di prevenza ii mar it suol" (From your home ( in Provence) In Italian
7164 II. TROVATORE l Verdi)-- II balen del sue sorri.-- " (Tempest of the Heart). In Italian
7165 UN BALLO IN ]LASCHER A (Verdi)--" Eri cl: did-t sully that spirit pure/ In It.ilian
7224-PAGLIACC1 (Leoaearallo')-Prole uo. In Italir.r.
7250--C1R11TiN : Tnrc.rdor Song, (Bisct). In Italian
Elegie (Massez+et). Ia French Kith Vise 7 2:D6 _t Violin nbbh I t }- SASCIIA )eeor.ru:' 7263-Ideai- 'T -i . , - a
RICCARDO STRACCIARI. Baritone-continued. PURPLE LABEL-10-inch-Single-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
X233 LN BAI,I,O IN mASCIILR1 (Verdi)-" Alle vita ehe t'arride" (The life thou dolt cherish). In Italian
X It ERNANI !Verdi)-" 0 de Verd anal miri" (Oh, bright and sleeting shadows ( In Italian
X235-RIGOLETTO (Verdi)-" Pari siamo." In Italian X253-0 Sole '%Iio ! (My Sun) (Gi Capua). In Neapolitan
Xti - (LA GIOCONDA--Barcarolle (Ponebielti) I With CHORUS OF THE METROPOLITAN OPERA HOAOF
X260-MATTIxATA 'Tis the Day( f Leoncaa.iilu). In Italian All with Orcles!ra ulster the direction of GroaCto PoLaecO.
NORMAN ALLIN, Bass.Recording Exclusively /a Columbia.
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-inch--Double-Sidod. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover. (Song of the Bow (Ayls"ard) L 13.) 3 TheWindmill (Nelson)
L11366 The Yeomen of England, front " Merrie England " (Hood and German) The Wanderer's Song (Malloch and ilnrrisot)
(THE MAGIC FLUTE (Mozart)-"Within this hallowed dwelling" L1384
, In English
(THE MAGIC FI,UTE (Mozart)-"O Isis and Osiris" In English (.1390-THE VALKYRIES-Wota n'a farewell. In 2 Parts (IVagner) In English
L141 i Sung of Hybrias the Cretan (Campbell and Elli,tt) Arise, ye Subterranean Winds (Purcell)
L1430 (Asleep in the Deep (Lamb spa Petrici ( Tire Diver (Thompson and Loder) With Orchestra
L1446 (THE MESSIAII-(ai The Trumpet Shall hound ; (b) The People that Walked in Darkness (Ilan-Eel) With Orchestra
L1453 THE MESSIAH-(a) Why do the Nations? (b) But who may abide the Day of His Coming ? (Haruiel)
L1466 (Edward (Loewe, z8s8)" I Myself When Young, from " In a Persian Garden " (Fiiocceol t & L d»,rann i
L1455 ! The Palms (Les Rameauz) (Bingham-Faure) Nazareth (Chorley-Gounod)
U474 The Midnight Review (Nerranarch-Glinka) Blow ! Bloy-! Thou Winter Wind (Shakespeare-Ketelbey
L1488 THF,'TWII.IGIIT OF THE GODS (-IVagiur).- (a) flagon's Watch. (b) liagentis Call. In English
j 15O4 (Song of tlreVoiga Boatmen (Ei Cklrnem) (Buck and C4aliapin,:-Kan; cn:.urn) I \V lien a Maiden Takes your Fancy. from " il Seraglio" (Mop rrt) *Printed Leaflet of words given free raith Record Li 166.
LIGHT BLUE LABEL--10-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
D1417 Father O'Flvnn (Graces -- Villiers-Stanford) l Rocked in tire Cradle of the Deep (Willard and Knight)
D 1437 The Mighty Deep It'. ll. Jude) The Storm Fiend (II'ealherley and Roechel)
D t442 ! my Task (Rav and Ashford) / (When Song is Sweet (G. San;-Souci)
D1469 Shepherd, See Thy Horse's roaming Mane (J. S. of Dale & K"rbay', The Lute Player (Watson & Peel)
DARK BLUE LABEL-12-inch-Couble-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
6:58 J The Bellriuger (W. V. Wallace) ! Out on the Deep (r. N. Lohr) Recit. and Aria from " Acts " nd Galatea " (a) I rage, I melt, I burn;
747 (b) 0, Ruddier than the Cherry (Handel) Mephistopheles' Serenade, from " Fauat " (Clrorley-Gounod)
[VORM.LV ILLIN Records conlia::ed our
NORMAN ALLIN, Bass--continued. DARK BLUE LABEL-12-inch--continued.
Honour and Arms, from " Samson " (Ilardel) 7 S t She alone charmeth my sadness, from "Queen of Sliet,t " (Gounod) f I'm a Roamer, from " Son and Stranger" (Mendelsohn) 787
The Village Blacksmith (Weiss!
DARK BLUE LABEL-18-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
2669 l The Blind Ploughman (R. Goningsby Clarke) '( Invictus (ßruno Hahn)
2691 f Tommy Lad (E. J. Margetson) ( King Charles (Maude Valeri Whi!e)
28.1 1 ) The Grenadier (Weatkerley and Go.!es) l Love's Devotion (A. F. Tate)
2844 Just while ago (Godfrey and Leslie) The \Vntch Below (Herbert Graham)
HENRI SCOTT, Bass. LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-inch-Doable-Sided. Price, sea p. 2 of Coven
I MARITANA (IYailace -In Happy Moateuts L1093 THE BOHEMIAN GIRT, (Balfc)-The Heart Braved Down
JOSE MARDONES, Basso. Recordin Exclusivelt' for Columbia.
LIGHT BLUE LABEL--12-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover. Sung in Italian. With Orchestral Accompaniment.
(MEFISTOPELE (Boito)-Prologo, " Ave. Signor " (Prologue) A5 192 - LI;S AUGUENOTS (Meyerheer) --Piff P.fiff, " Finita e pe frati " (Old li,iue
( and her re',elries) IL BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA (Rossini)-" La calumlia e un vevticello
(Ah, calumny is like a zephyr) A5200 FAUST (Gounodl--Serenata, ' fu the fai l'addormentata" (Mephistopheles' Serenade, " Dear one who art sleeping ")
A 3 ý O l STMON BOCCANEGRA (Verdi)--" it lacerato spirito " (The wounded spirit STABAT MATER (Rossini)-" Pro peccatis"
l "EI, GUITARRICO " (Perez Soriano) (In Spanish) A3ZOZ (T.A JUIVE (L'EBREA) (Halevy)-(If hatred follows laws severe) MEFISTOPELE IBoito;-Ballata de Fischie, " Son to spirito the nega
A3216 -, (Whistling Sone, " I am the spirit that denieth ") (MEFISTOFELE (Boito)--" Ecco it Inondo" (The World I show vou;
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-10-Inch--Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover. JLA BOHEME (Puccini)-" Vecchia zimarra" (Song of the mat)
AS46 ERNANI (Verdi)-"Infelice, e tuo credevi" (Unhappy one that I trusted)
FAUST (Gounod)-" Rammenta i litei di " (Remember days long past-- A84 j Church Scene)
FAUST. (Gounod)-" Din dell' or " (The Calf of Gold) See also Ducts-cith GIOVANNI ZE\ATELLO on page r6, and CONCERTED NUMBERS, page 29.
JEAN VALLIER, Basso.Sung in French. With Orche;!ra.
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, seep. 2 of Corer.
Dl7202 J FAUST
,Gounod)--'` 'Mephistopheles' Serenade "
1 HERODIADE (Massenet)-" Scene de Manuel "
D17203 J HOSANNA (Granier)-" Chant de Paques" `J: Homme et la Mer (A. Flegier)
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-10-inch-Double-Sided. Price, see p. 2 of Cover. D8082 {La Reve Passe (Georges Kriee)
FAUST tGouuud)--" The Calf of Gold " (Le Veau doe)
GRAND OPERA CONCERTED NUMBERS BY THE WORLD'S
GREAT ARTISTS.LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-inch-Double-Sided. Price, see p. 2 at Cover.
In English. (RIGOLETTO (Verdi)---cQuartette, " Fairest Dauq bier of the Graces"
in English ROSINA BUCKMAN L1025- EDITH CLEGG, IIAURICE D'OISLY, FREDERIC AUSTIN
FAUST (Gounod) -Trio (Prison Scene), " Holy Angels in Heaven Blest" In English, ROSINA BUCKMAN, MAURICE D'OISLY, FREDERICK RANALOW)
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-10-Inch--Double-Sided.-Price, see p. 2 of Cover.
I FAUST (Guunoi)-Duel Trio, " 0 Thou who tutest ]light " In English THE ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY (FREDERICK BI.1MEY,FREDERIC AUSTIN,
DL 336 FREDERICK RANALOW) MIARITA_NA (IV. V. Wallace)-" Turn on, old Time " THE ENGLISH
(. OPERA CO. (EDITH CLEGG, MAURICE D'OISLY, FREDERICK RAN I.OW)
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
In Italian. FAUST (Gounod) -Soldiers' Chorus, " Deponiam il brando " (I,ay your
arms aside) By MALE CHORUS OF BOSTON GRAND OPERA Co. A51.76 LA GIOCONDA (Ponchiellii--" Pescator, affonda 1'esea" (Fisherman,
thy bait now lower). Baritone Solo with Chorus, by RAMON BLAN- CHART and CHORUS OF BOSTON GRAND OPERA COMPANY
IRIGOLETTO (Verdi) --Quartette, Act IV., "Bella fi,lia dell' amore (Beauteous daughter of the Graces). By EUGENIE BRONSKAJA, BETTINA FREEMAN, FLORENCIO CONSTANTINO and RAMON BLANCHART
A) 177 LUCIA DI LAMIJLER}POOR (Donizelti)-Sextette, Act If., "Chi refferna il min furore " (Why do I my arm restrain ?) Sextette for soprano, mezzo-soprano, tenor, baritone, bass and tenor. By BRONSKAJA, FREEMAN, CONSTANTINO, BLANCHART, MARDONES and CILLA
FAUST (Gounod)-Trio (Prison Scene), Act IV., " All' erta ! all' erta ! " (Hasten or I leave you). Trio for soprano, tenor and bass. By EUGENIE
ýýýý7r BRONSKAJA. FLORENCIO CONSTANTINO and JOSE MARDONES FAUST (Gounod)-Trio. Act III.. " II Duello " (Duel Scene). Trio for
tenor, baritone and bass. By FLORENCIO CONSTANTINO, RAMON BLANCHART and JOSE '.MARDONES
See also the Famous " Miserere " Duet, by DESTINN and " ZENATELLO, on page 13.
Sir FREDERICK BRIDGE Directs his " OLD LONDON CRYES."
Sung by VOCAL QUINTETTE, with STRING QUARTETTE Accompaniment.
LIßHT BLUE LABEL-- 10-Inch-Double-Sided. Price, see p. 2 of Cows,. OLD LONDON CRYFS OF WILL SHAKESPEARE'S TIME. In Two
D1457 Parts. (.Arran,ed by SIR FRED. BRmGE from MSS. in the British Museimi and Recorded under his Personal S ooervison)
Complete Light Opera in English.
" THE DAUGHTER OF MADAME ANGOT." The SIR THOMAS BEECHAM Light Opera Company
and Orchestra in "The Daughter of Madame Angot."
Under the direction of Eugene Goossen, for.
The following S double-sided Records comprise the Light Opera " The Daughter of Madame Angot." the whole supplied in Art Album with brochure in colours, narrating the Story of the Opera
(For prices, see page 2 of cover). LIGHT BLUE LABEL -12-Inch-Double-Sided. Prim, see p. 4 of Cover.
THE DAUGHTER OF MADA)ZE ANGOT (Lecocq) : I Overture The SIR THOMAS BEECHAM LIGHT ORCHESTRA L1370 (Conducted by EuGEoe Goossens, jur.)
L1371L13720
373{
ACT I. 2 On Monday she sold cod-fish HERBERT LANGLEY and CRORUS
3 Rondelu : Clairette I worship CONSTANTIN STROESCO, Tenor 4 Duet : When heavy care DREIREE ELLINGER and CONSTANTIN STROESCO 5 Comic Duet : Rle s me, 'tis LarivaudiereCONSTANTIN
STROESCO and ARTEUR WYNN t Political Song : In days gone by DESIREE ELLINGER and CHORUS
ACT II. I The Angereau Grenadiers GLNOYS ANCRAM and CHORUS 8 She is so sweet HERBERT LANGLEY, Tenor
Duet : Oh, Happy days of childhoodDESIREE ELLLNGER and GLADYS ALTCRAM
Come, let's discuss political relations GLADYS A\CR.1M and C;ONSTANTIY SrROESCO
(II Qufntette : Eh, What ! DESIREE S LLINGER, GLADY S ANCRAM L137,y C. STROESC:I, C. BLOO'IFII`LD and A. WYNN
12 Valse : Softly, Idly 1jLLreG2R, GLADYS ANCRAM C. STROESCO, C. BLOOMFIELD, A. WYNN and CHORUS
ACT III. (13 You spent a lot on my education DESIREE DLLMOO:R and CHORUS
L1376114 Laughing Duet : Whete are you going ? l HERBERT LANGLEY and ARTHUR WYNN
Trio : This surely is a mystery DESIREE ELLINGER, ARTHUR «YNN and HERBERT LANGLEY
Duet and Chorus : Ah, then'tiss you DESIREE ELLINGER. GI.ADYS aNCRAv and CIIGR,'s
All Vocal Records with accwnpaniment by the Sir Thomas t. eechsm Light
" Orchestra (Conducted by Eugene Goossens, far.)
In ordering Opera Complete in Album be careful to specify as the Columbia " -Madame Aagot " Albmn.
NOTE.--The above records may also be purchased sep arately, but the Album and brochure are presented only to purchasers of the complele series.
.........................................................................................................................SIR HENRY J. WOOD for many as resolutely declined to make records. Finally, it was the quality of tone secured by the Columbia recording process that resulted in his cementing to do au. And as a consequence gramophone art has been enriched by some of the greatest orchestral masterpieces interpreted by a Master Conductor.
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First and'only Records made by Sir Henry J. Wood. Recording Exclusively for Columbia.
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-inch--Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.L1005 (' Lohengrin "-Introduction, Act 3 (11'agner)
Prelude in " C " sharp minor (RachnWn inoff-Wood)
L1006 Shepherd's Hey, No. 16 (Percy A. Grainger) Svmphony, No. 4 (III.) : Scherzo (Tsehaikowsky)
L 1013 " Tristan and Isolde "-Prelude (Wagner) " Tristan and Isolde "-Isolde's Love Song (Wagner)
L102 1 raunhauser "--Grand March (Wagner) Coriolan " Overture in " C " minor (Beethoven)
L102.4 i-.spans Rhapsody for Orchestra (Chabrier) Irish Tune from County Derry (Percy Grainger)
L i 027 " The Valkyries "-The Ride of the Valkyrics (Wagner) " The Twilight of the Gods "--The Song of the Rhine Daughters (Wagner)
L1033,(Shepherd Fennel's Dance (H. Balfour Gardiner) 1 (Traume Dreams) (IVagner)
Fantasia on English Sea Songs. In 2 Parts (arr. Sir Henry J. Wood) L10521 Introducing : Part I.--Author's Weighed: Saucy Arcthusa ; Tom
Bowling ; Sailor's Hornpipe. Part 2.-Farewell and Adieu, ye Spanish Ladies ; See the Conquering Hero comes ; Rule, Britannia
L1054 Hungarian Dances, No. 5 (Brahms) Hungarian Dances, No. 6 (Brahms)
L 11063 J Faust "-Ballet Music, No. 1 (Goumd) 1 " Faust "-Ballet Music, No. 2
L 1064 Facet "-Ballet Music, Nos. 3 and 4 " Faust "-Ballet 3iusic, No. 5
L1066-(" Faust "-Ballet Music, Nos. (I and 7 1 " Prospero " Overture (Frederick Corder)
Li067-Till's Merry Pranks (A Rogue's Rondo). In 2 Parts (Strauss)* 'Descriptive Notes by Sir Henry J. Wood are given with this record.
L1071 El ar Concerto in " B " minor for Violin and Orchestra (lrlgar) (a) Allegro ; (b) Andante ; With Violin Solos by
1,1072 (c) Lento; (d) Allegro-molto ) AL.naar SAvr[oas
L1118 Rea's Ca'atiaa )Raff-wood) ( Dance Macabre (Saint-Saens)
L 1 12 3 ( Clog Dance-" Handel in the Strand " (Percy A. Grainger) Dance of the Apprentices, from " Meistersingers " (Wagner)
L1113 4-Threc Blind Mice-Symphonic Variations. In 2 Parts (Josef Holbrooks)
L1148 ( Capriccio Espagnol' Part I-Alborada : Scena e Canto Gitano. Part 2-Fandango: Astuniano (Rimsky-Korsaiov)
L7 172 I,'Apprenti Sorrier"---Scherzo (The Sorcer's Apprentice) (Paul Dukas) " The Flying Dutchman "--Overture (Wagner)
L1 1. 82-" Rienzi" Overture. In 2 Parts (Wagner) L 1196-" 'ranulrauser " Overture. In 2 Parts (Wagner) L1 208 1 ýý11)
Overture; (2) Entracte, Act 2 L 1209- (3) Entracte, Act 3 ; (4) Ballet Music, Act 4
(Sir Heron J. Word Reconis continued over.
(Propri.etors : Messrs. Ghappel! & co, Ltd.)
SIR HENRY J. WOOD and ORCHESTRA-continued. LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-inch-continued.
(GRANADOS' FIVE SPANISH DANCES (Granadas)
L1214 I. Villanesca (Rustic Dance) 2. Andantino quasi Allegretto L1215 3. E1 pelele (Govesca)
1 4. Molte Andante L 121 60 5. Allegretto quasi moderato
Catalonia Suite Populaire (Albenis) L1230-Cappriccto Italien. In 2 Parts (Tsekaikowsky) L1247-Lampa Overture. N2 Parts (Herold)
L1319 Leoncre, No. 3 " Overture (Beethoven) ( Parts I. and Il.
L1320 { lllinuet fr from Septette (Beethoven)
L1327 J Le Cid" Ballet Music Massenet) Part 1-Castilian: ; Part 2-Aragonaice
L 132 8- Part $--(a) Aubade ; (b) Catalane; Part 4-Madrilene L1329- Part 5 -Navarraise ; Part 6-March du Cid
CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA-Selections. In 2 Parts (Mascagni) L1354
S Introducing : Sidliana ; Teamster's Song ; Easter Hymn ; Santuzza's Song ; Duet, Santa and Turiddn ; Lola's Song ; Drinking Song
L 136 0 { Schubert's " Unfinished " Symphony in " B " minor. In 4 Parts Parts 1 and 2
L 1361- Parts 3 and 4 L1378-TA.."NHAUSER-Venusberg Music. In 2 Parts (Wagner)
L 13 7 9 ( Funeral March of a Marionette (Gounod) Ave Maria (A rcadell- Wood)
L1387-Slavonic Dances.' In [: Parts (Dvorak) L1395-Serairamide Overture. In 2 Parts (Rossini) Li 402-Fra Diavolo : Overture. In 2 Parts (Auber)
L1403 J Coronation March, from " The Prophet'; (Meyerbeer) Largo in " G " (Handel-Wood)
L1412-Hungarian Rhapsody, No.1. In 2 Parts (Lisd) L141 5-Hungarian Rhapsody.No. 2. In 2 Parts (Liszt--11'ood) L1417 J A Night, on the Bare Mountain (Unc unit s nr le mont chauve).
( In 2 Part (Moussorgsky') L1423 ! Le Cha sour Maudit (The Accursed Hunter) Pcrme Svmphonique (Cesar
r Franck) In 2 Puts' L1427 J Entrance of the Gods into, Valhalla, from " Rhinegold " (Wagner)
( Jude:, from ' fors et Vita " (Gounod) L1435 ) WILLIAM T: 1,L---Overture (Rossini). In 4 Parts.
(a) Dawn - (b) The Storm ; (c) The Calm L 1436 (d) Finale " William Tell " Overture
I C A VALLERIA RUSTIC.ANA-Intermezzo (Mascagni) L 1447 t "EROICA " SYMPHONY.' Symphony No. 3, in " E " flat
L1448- (a) Allegro con brio. In 2 Parts. (Beethoven-Op. 55)' rb) Marcia Funebre, Adagio assai. In 2 Parts
L1449 j (c) Scherzo, Allegro vivace (d) Finale, Allegro motto
L 1462-A Midsummer Night's Dream-Overture. In 2 Parts (Mendelssohu) I.I 463-Pierrot of the Mfinute-Comedy Overture. In 2 Parts (Granville Bannock)'
L14671, DA:\ZAS FANTASTICAS (Joaquin Turina) No. 1-Esaltacion. In 2 Parts.
L1468- No. 2.-Ensueno ; No. 3.-Orgia L1478-Overture-Fingal's Cave ("The Hebrides "). In 2 Parts (Mmkielssm:n).
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SIR HENRY J. WOOD and ORCHESTRA-continued. LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-inch--continued.'
(SYMPHONY No. C, IPATHFTIQLE) ( Tschaikowsky). In Eight Parts L14S9: Part I-Adagio (First half;
Part 2=Adagio (Second h,rif ; L1490 1 Part 3-(a) Allegro vivo ; (b) Andante mosso ;
j Part 4-Allegro con crania ; Lt 491. { Part 5 Allegrd molto vivace (First half)
Part ß--Allegro motto vivace (Second half ; L1 49'Z Part 7-Adagio lamentoso (First half) ;
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L1ä0ä (A Dance Rhapsod. In 3 Parts. (F. DdiiA) Parts I and 2'
LI506! Part3 Tambourin (Fetes d'Hebe) (J. P. Romeau) L 1 Ü 1511 Gavotte in F. (Bach) (For Strings oniv)
Rondioo (Besfho cn) (For Wind I ns rua1 ats)
FELIX WEINGARTNER, Conducting the LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
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SYMPHONY No. 7 (Beclhoven). In 9 Parts- 1. 1.480 Part I --(a) Poco Sustenuto ; b) Vivace
Part 2-Vivce (Continued)
L i .451 f Part 3-Vivace Finish) I Part 4-allegretto (First half).
L. 4Sv 1 Part 5-Allegretto ISccond half) Part 6-(a) Presta ; (b) Assai moo presto ;
L1483 Part 7--(a) Assai meuo presto; (b) Presto; Ic) Assai mew, presto Part 8-Allegro con brio (First half)
L1484" ,
fart 9-Allegro con brio (Second half) , TIE TEMPEST-Dance of the Sprites (.Scheroetiino) (F. Weingartner)
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FELIX WEINGARTNER, Conducting the GRAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-Inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover. LLOSG Invitation to the Waltz (IP,^hezj
Isolde's hove Song (I,iebestod, from " Tristan and Isolde ". (Wagner) f Magic Fire Scene, from " We Walkare Wagner) I'' 4ý7 j " Carmen' -Overture and Intermezzo, Act IV, (Bisen)
Dr. RICHARD STRAUSS, Conducting the LONDON SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA in His Own Works. Rccordin, Exclusively fir Columbia.
LIGHT BLUE LABEL--12-Inch-Doable-Sided. Price;, see p. 2 of Cover. L14 9 J DON J'.: AN-Symphonic Poem. In 4 Parts (Richard Strauss)
Parts 1 and 2 L1420-DON JUAN-Symphonic Poem. Parts 3 and 4 L1421-DER ROSL:NKAVALIER-Waltz. In 2 Parts (Richard Strauss) L1.422-SALO?SI;--Daure of the c Veil!. In 2 Parts (Rich.ur:d Strauss;
Sir THOMAS BEECHAM, Conducting the BEECHAM SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
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L 1001-" The Magic Flute" Overture. In 2 Parts (Vozad) L 1002-" Le Prince Igor "-Dauýe No. 17. In 2 Parts (Borodino)
L 10 1 1 f " Le Prince Igor " March (Borodine)
It Synrlho :y Antar-3rd Movement (Ri)nsky-Korsakoc) L 1016 1 Symphony Pathetique-2nd Movement (Tschaikowsky)
i Symphony Pathetiyue-3rd Movement ! Minuet do " Manon " (Massent) Ll 020 " The Rose Cavalier " Waltz (R. Strauss)
L 1040-L'Oiseau de Feu-Suite from Ballet. In 2 Parts (Stravinsky)
L 1075 A Midsummer Night's Dream "-Scherzo l J1en.delssohn) The Barber of Seville "-Overture (Rossini)
L1. 105 ' A Roman Carnival " Overture (Berlioz) Damnation of Faust" March (Berlioz)
L1 115 The Marriage of Figaro" Overture (Mozart) The Bartered Bride" Overture (Smetana)
L1 1 Z Symphonic Dance. No. 1. (Grieg) Minuet, in " D " (Mozart)
L l 1 62 ! Val=e Triste 'Sibelius) Romeo and Juliet-Piocessi, mat March ((oun- d?
L1 227 f (a) The Marriage of Figaro-barabande (Moc:irt) (bi Minuet (Loth) j " The Fair Maid of Perth "-Minuet (Bizet)
L1.248-Petite Suite : (a) En Bateau (b) Ballet (Debussy)
ALBERT COATES, Conducting the LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-Inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Covet.
LI ;55 I Schehcrazade. Suite Symphoni )ue, Part 4 (Ri,nsky-tiorsakor) I (a) First 3Iovement ; (b) Second Movement
L1356- (c) Third -Movement ; (d) Fourth Movement
L13SO !Le Poeme de 1'ßstase (A Poem of Ecsta'y) (In 5 Parts) (Sertabuie)' Parts I and 2
L t381- Parts 3 and 4 ( Parts
L t382 i La Fille de Madame An ot-Futracte, Act III (Lecocq) SIX THOMAS l $EECH:S\i'S LIGIiT OPER..ORCILESTRA (conducted by F- Goos3ENi, jnr.)
L1.4 2J lSiegfried
Idyll (Wagner) In Four Parts Parts I and 2
L1.420- Parts 3 and 4 L1429 xheherazarle, Suite Scmphvuique hrusk}-Kars h
1 Pad 2.-Iu Two Part;
HALLE ORCHESTRA Conducted by. HAMILTON HARTY.
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L -4
- r Prelude I,':Apres midi d'une fauue (G. Debussy) I Rak,xzy March, front 'The Damnation of Faust " (Beriwz)
L1418 -Mother Goose (31a Mere L'Oye)-(a) Empress of the Pagoda< ;
(b) The Fairy Garden (Ravel)
L1 ýyý ! Barber of Seville, Overture (Rossini) i Slrautt:s O'Brien, Overture (C. I illiers-Stanford)
Li ý3 f Irish Suite (Esposito, O. i5). In 2 Pats. Xu. 3-I,eutýr 1 No. 2-- Allegro Vivace ; No. S-Molto Vive
L 1437 i ""ate, Music Suite (Harnte -Harty) In 4 Part. Part 1 --Allegro; Part 2-Air Port L'nurrec ; (b) Hornpipe L1-3S : art t--Allegro .IcciSo
L1a;Z2 ý5ie tried Ucaat 3lardr (Gotterd;,m rtci': I'cauetn,arsca). In 2 Parts
GUSTAV HOLST, Conducting the LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
Re,'edir>g 1_z.lusi'ely P, Colrubiar. LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-Inch--Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
Ll 459, The Planets--Suite lfolsfl : i \o. f, Jupiter-the Bringet of Jollity. In 2 Patts-
L1499-- No. 2, Venus--thc Bringer of Pcaee. In 2 Parts' L1 :109 - \ -. u, 1'ranus -the _M.giciau. In 2 Part'-
FRANK BRIDGE, Conducting the LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Re -c rdmg It ltisizely feet CoIambia. LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-Inch -Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
L .BOO)
The Sea-Suite (Fran' !tilge). In 4 Parts. Put !.-St- stapc (Fir+t I half) ; Patt 2.-I n 5ca,cape (Seesud hal) Sea Puant
I.15071- l'trt tI -iki alight ; Part 4.-The Storm'
Sir DAN GODFREY, Conducting the LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-14-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover. L1 507-. t-ondonSpmphonv. In 4 Part. IR. i'uaoln,n I4illia,nsj Pare I and 2- L 1508- Parts 3 and 4.
ALICK MACLEAN, - Conducting the NEW QUEEN'S HALL LIGHT ORCHESTRA. (Prnpr':tors : dlcssrs. Chappell s ' Co., LU.)
Hocordirs; I'"Xchessvelt, /,tr Cýý'Irnibirr. LIGHT BLUE LABEL--12-inch--Double-Sided. Pricers, seep. 2 of Cover.
LI 400 ) Petite Suite dc Concert (S. Cleridge-Taylor) No. 1.-1-a Crpriý;e de Nanette ; No. 2.-Demands et Reponse No. 3.-tin Sonnet d'Amour; No. 4.-La Tarantelle Fretillarue
L1407 I
Valse de In Reine (No. 3 of Four Characteristic \Valtzee) IS. Coleridre- I Taylor)
Nell Gwyn Dances (E. Gcrmnnl L1410 - No. 1.- -Country Dance ; No. 2--Pastoral Dance
L 1.411 No. 3.-Merrymakers Dance Three Dances from Henry VIII. (E. German) No. 1. -?I,ýrris Itancc
L1424- No. 2.-Shepherd's Dance ; No. 3.-Torch Dancs
1LA BOIIII)fli--Selection. In 2 Parts (Puccini) Introducing : Part 1. Act 1. (Introduction), Duet, Oil, how stupid
LI 433 Mimi's Soug (Act I.) ; Duet: Lovely Maid in the Moortlight. Part ?. Opening Chorus, Act II. Musetta's Song, (Act 1I.) ; Finale Act It.
Lr -4:iJ
AIDA.--"Sclcction. in Parts. (Verdi) (a) March : (b) Celeste Aida ; (c) Grand )Larch
1)TADA_rIE l;CTTERFI,V---Selection. In 2 Part: (Puce oti) Introducing : Part 1. Wedding Chorus; litre, the Stirrup Cup
L1444 Drink to the Newly--1L"reried Couple; Night of Rapture. Part 2. intro. Act I ; Finale Act 11, Scene I ; One Fite Day ; Finale Act 11. Scene II.
L 1 150 HIAWATHA II AI,LFT MUSIC lu 4 Parts (.S. Coleri:fge-Tavl" ') Part 1.-No. 1 : The Wooing. Part 2.-No. 2 : The Marriage Feast. Part 3.-No. 3 : (a) Bird Scene ; (b) Conjurer's .Scene ; No. 4 : Tine
L 1 45 1 Departure (First Part). Part 4,-(a) The Departure (Second Part) (b) Re-union."
LA TOSCA-Selection. In 2 Parts (Puceintl L 1457 Iate, dncing: l',at 1.-Intro. Act I ; ('salons Darling; mm--c
lfarmnnv of C,'ntrr_st" ; When the Star". Port 2-Entrance of T-',, , ...,
Spirit of Vengeance. Dstur..Act II ; '1' sea. de:_r.
ARTHUR BLISS And SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Corer. ( CONVERSATIONS" (Arthur Bliss)
L14751 Part 1.-(a) The Committee Meeting; (b) In the Wood. ( Part 2.-(a) In the Ballroom ; (h) Soliloquy
Part 3.-In the Tube at Oxford Civets L 1476 MfADA)f NOY (Arthur Lliss)' Suns, by ANNA TRORSFIELO. S)prano, Will, Orchestra conducted by the Composer
'Descriptive Leaflet given free with Records.
JULIUS HARRISON And SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-Inch-Double-Sided. Prices, See p. 2 ei Corer. I Worcestershire Suite (Julius Harrison) In 4 Parts L138S 1 No. 1.-The S4rawlev Round ; No. 2.--Redstone Rock
Li 3 S 9- No. 3.-Pershore Plnrns ; No- 4.-The Ledbury Parson (Descriptive LegHeI by Julius Harrison given free milk Records).
IMPERIAL RUSSIAN ORCHESTRA.LIGHT BLUE LABEL-10-Inch-Double-Sided. Priest, see p. 2 of Cover. Dl 326 ý In a Dreamy Garden--Old Russian Air (arr. Y. Krzin)
(Cossack Chore; and ) ranee-Old Russian Air (arr. Kresn) D1 32S Pity dir (arr. Y. Krein)
Troika-03d Russian Air (arr. Y. Kr. inl
FERRUCCIO BUSONI (Pianoforte). Recording Exclusively for Columbia.
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-Inch-Double-Sided. Prices, seep. 2 of Cover. L1432 i Nocturne in " F " sharp (Chopin)
(Etude in " G " flat (Chopin, Op. 10, No. 5) L1445 (n) Prelude, No. 1 ; (b) Fugue in C major (Bach)
Etude in " F. " minor (Chopin-Op. 25, No. 5) L1456-13th Hungarian Rhapsody. In 2 Parts (Liszt)
L t l70 I (a) Prelude in "A" major ; (b) Etude in " G " flat (Chopin) (a) Prelude to Choral (Bach-Busoni) ; (b) Scotch Step (Beelhovnr)
JOSEF HOFMANN (Pianoforte).LIGHT BLUE LASE L-12-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
L i O f3 2 J Waltz in " £ " minor (Chopin) ( Liebestraume (Lisa)
Li 092 Prelude, in C " sharp minor (Rachmaninoff( Polonaise, in " A " major (Chopin)
"..L1391 Minuet in " G " (Paderewski)
(Rondo Capriccioso (M endelss xkn) L1392 Valse Brillante (Chopin, Opus 34, No. 1)
t Bert, nse (Chopin) L1393 I (a) Valse Gracile (Parker) ; (b) Birds at Dawn (Dillon)
(a) Hunting Song (Mnuklssohn) ; (h) La Jongleuse (Moszkonski) Venezia e Napoli (Liszt) L1394 Etude in " C " minor (Sternberg)
L 141 g The Erl King (.Schubert-Liszt) Prelude, in " G " minor (Rachnwninoff)
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-10-Inch--Doable-Sided. Price, see p. 2 of Corer.
91391 {Spring Song (Songs without Words, No. 30) (Metwielssohni Warum t iAVhs'?) i5chuinaun)
PERCY GRAINGER (Pianoforte). Recording Exclusively for Columbia.
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-inch-Double-Eided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cove,. Li c-Hungarian Rlurpsodc, \o. 2. In 2 Part.<. (Liszlr
L1352'( Polonaise, in " A " flat major (Chopin-Op. ) 1 Prelude, in " A " flat (Chopin-Op. 28. No. 17,
L1368-Hungarian Fantasy. In 2 Parts (Lis-J,
L1386 J Norwegian Bridal Procession (Grie'g) (Tschaikowskv's Flower Waltz --P. raplrrase (6e'inrer1
L1441-Polonaise in " H" major. In 2 Parts fLisrll
WILLIAM MURDOCH (Pianoforte) Recording Es.!usinely for Columbia.
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-Inch--Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
L1220 La Cathedrale F_nglomie (The Engulfed Cathedral) (C. Debussy) ( Prelude, in " G " major (Rachm.utinoff)
LI 347 Marche Grotesque (Sinning--Op. 32. No. 1) The Golli.aog's Cake Walk (Debussy) Bark. Hark, the Lark (.Schubert-Liszt) LI 339 1' Gavotte, from " Paris and Helena " (Gluck-Brahrns)
L1408 Pastorale (Scarlatti) Presto, from So.rata in " F " major (Beethoz"nr) Op. 10, No. 2
LI 41 3 Sonata Pathetique (Btethoren) (a) Adagio Cantabile ; (h) Rondo
f (a) Moment Musicale, in " F" minor (Schubeer) ; (b) Trs cala, in "A" L1473. major (I'ar:aties)
Capriccio No. 2, in " F " sharp minor (Frank Bridge) L1498 / Nocturne in " F " flat (Chopin-Op. 9, No. 2).
I Nocturne in " F" sharp (Chopin-Op. 15. No. 2) LIGHT BLUE LASEL-10-Inch-Double-Sided. Prim, see p. 2 of Cover.
D 1397 (A Musical Box (tine Tabatiere Musicale) (A. Laidow) Pnupce Valsante (Potiini)
D 1432 , Arahosque, in " G " (Debussy) Irish Time from County Derry (I.orulonderry Air) (arr. 1'. Grainger)
D1465 The Rustle of Spri (Pruhliugsrauschen) (Sinning) Jardins Sons Ti .Pinie (Gardens undo: Rain) (Debussy)
DARK BLUE LABEL-12-inch-Double-Tided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
656 i Danse Creole (Chaminoit)) Scarf Dance Was des P,charpes) (C5.vs is del
S6ä Aatomne (Chaminadei 1 Lea Sylvains (Charninode)
673 Pierrette (Air de Ballet) (Chaminaaeý , Serenade (Charninade)
684' Prelude, in C" sharp minor (Xa: %: ui. ein, 1 Prelude. in " G " minor (Op. 28, No. 5., (R.rcionaninoff)
See also Duets. Trios, etc., on pages 44 and 45.
LEFF POUISHNOFF (Pianoforte). h'ecnvdv,zg Exclusive/, /01 Cho/um' a.
LIGHT BLUE LABEL--10-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover. ( Gnomenreigen (Concert Study in " F " sharp major) (Lisa)
D1 454 Two Studie.: ("i) In " G ' flat (O^ 251; (b) In "C" sharp (Op 10) I I('popin) .
D1459 Qnand it !Teat (When it rains: (Por,arnoh' ý KCrt crx ill " U nmior if:,r1, Saint Sac, i
LEOPOLD GODOWSKY (Pianoforte). LIGHT BLUE LABEL--12-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
1 nC)p9 Waltz-Opus 42 (Chopin) .'a) 1 'oudoliera, in " G " flat ; (b) If I were a bird (Jtern,elt)
L 1095 Prelude, in " D " flat (Clropm) I Waite. in " C" slrar major (Choprrl
ý. 1 1 .j. q) Concert Etude, in " 1) " d it, N. Lis._, Gn-m , in eigen (Li-,
A DELA VERNE (Pianoforte). LIGHT BLUE LABEI.-12-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Corer.
La Ionszleus'e (The JnL*ýlcrcýs, f.lioss§oreýsk (ý ), 0 M 2 '1'h'.re Cuban Dt n ; : ,n) Weep no in,,,, , l6 A i.:eat La iF : (c) Atha
:h % 'Cc-,ml`e,I L 1211 3--P. donziise, iu ` A ° Ila . In 2 Fans (<7r rie)
EUGENE YSAYE (Violin), The World's Greatest Violinist. Exilttsivel1, l"r Cou[n]tit(. .4 ,x,litsiie.
PURPLE LABEL-12-Inch-Single-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover. 1 02-I1 unores!:e ýPToraki
I I Q;-ae Maria (Sc.,tb. rp 7 104)- Jfangarinn Dance, in ".C: " No. 5 (Brahntsl T I07-Prize Soug, from The Mci,tcrsüiger" ýl O
-C tucertt. in " E " minor- Finale (1I0u I.'!' 71 09--tlnzutkiu Op. 19 . (sq Ollen I- (tai AI: c t:In c (il'in;r_ tek') 711 O-Rond in.i, Op. 32 (I ie a x sa n E:. i
I 1 I -Scherzo Valse (Ctabriee) 711 2--Berceu ic (1 ullabv) (Faurr) 711 3.--1.,,int :r Pas c, Slazarka. ()', , ,i 7 1 1
-1-.AI'tuv.b!ött ;11'arrrrl +' I I J-Caprire Cituau?-. ,'p. 2 IFrririrr
TOSCHA SEIDEL (Violin), The Russian boy Prodigy Violinist.
Iiecori!i rid Ex(litsively ioi G)!'urribia. PURPLL LABEL-12-inch--Single-Sided. Pri:r,, sea p. 2 of Corer.
722--Rom once, fromCom:erte \o. 2 (Il 'ieei-r' - -()p. 22ý
7,2.5 e -Qrprice Vietmei. (Kreisle;) 7 :iJ-'ipey Air- Zigeuucrweiscrr) (Samsrr:e-Op. 20'
7235-inrt':,n I muent, in " G " minor ( Dvorak-Kreisrar 724 1 --Serenade f Sei sie)l-1r1m,m1
PURPLE LABEL-10-inch-Single-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Corer.
X251-Tr;v,mcre; (Drc.mrino) (Schumm;a)
ARTHUR CATTERALL (Violin).Rec"rding F'Iclasiari} t)C CU' uubza.
LIGHT BLUE LABEL --lo-inch-Double-Sided. Price, see p. 2 of Cover. 4.7's ( Petpe'.num M":; ýi,. ( Vi'n'a:"!,)
Canz"neu:. ;r.-
YOVANOVITCH BRATZA (Violin). Recording Prelusively for Columbia.
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-Inch-Double-Sided, Price, see p. 2 of Cover. M."L71:) L14¢1 ( Pisen Zaskp (T,ove Song) (Snk, are.
1 Tamboure Chinois (Krei:a,'rl S. Ker=?t a` the Pi.ýr... LIGHT BLUE LABEL-10-inch--"-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
Dl 429 I.e Trifle du Diable (Tartini-FCreisler) Perpetuum Mobile (F Ries, Op. 34)
D1430 Moment Musical (Sclwberi-Kreisler) Chanson Tritte (Tsrl,aikorzrskv)
D1433 TIahanera, from " Carmen " (Biaet-Suer Poem (1'ibich-Kubclik)
D 14 3 7) Menuet (Mozart-Rurmesferl Cradle Sore (Wiegenlied) (ýciuabe,t-1lnr,nr, 1{'^r-..f a "u " Pier
D1439 Tanibo'rrirr (Leda,,) I ihelluký (Uranonflies) (Z),,11) S. Kai=u at the
D1445`Si ng cf Lýdin (CI!anson hidrnret (Risrsky-Rn'rsaka,-Freisltr) Rondino ;Bee!lnwen-h7eisler)
D 1449 Guitarre (Op. f5, No. °_) (lfoszkavra/rasale) . Bretislac(Bohemian Dauer)(Sercih-til,. 10` S. KS'-.- ý,t ii I'..
D 1 467 Wadtzin "a" major (Brahms, Op. 39-Hae6sfein` Love's Sorrow (Krei.;lery
D1 46S ( Pra;,diunr (Bach -Kreislrr Gavotte (Bach-Ae'r' er'
FRANCIS MACMILLEN (Violin). LIGHT BLUE LABEL it)-inch Double-Sided. Price, see p. 2 of Cover.
D 141 0'`d mu..fl;eeRrerrv' i tiuvcrrir (Dri!!rl
ALBERT SAMMONS (Violin). LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-inch--Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover. Me'litation, rum " Tluds " (:11,!sceneO L 012 Legende, OP. 17 (11iehi,urshi)
L1018 S.irabanda (Jean .tlari" I eclair) Bagatelle (',anrmmis)
L l 170 Garden Melody (Garten Melodie) t' cIamann) Prelude and Allegro (G. Puenani-K rev lee)
7 The Devil's Trill. from " The Devil's Sonata " (Tn.e(ini) L jigRomance, in " G " major (J. Sacheisen) L11 2 1 $ llrjre Kati (Scenes de In Cando, So. 4) (Hubr:v-Op. 32)
Theme and Variations in the Olden Sh-le (S,rmmnns) L 1 071 Ligar Concerto, in " B " minor. for Violin and Orcheýlra (Sir Eduard El;a
(a) Allegro; (b) andante; i With New Cueen's H.]) Orchr-tr. L 3 072 (c) lento ; (d) Allegro-molto conducted by
SLR HENRY J. \\ 00D L 1 165 Spmplronie Psp:cnoTe (Edouard Labe-Op. 21,
Part 1-Allegro non troplx) ; Part 2 -Andante
With Band of H.M. Grenadier Guards. L l 10(;Nocturne in " E " flat (Chopin, arr. A. Sa, nto),s)
_, _ _ ( Transcription of all Old XV6s1L An, ` The faithful Bird " (ar. A. S.uh:oad
L l I [»-Ballade et Polonaise. In 2 Parts (H. 1'inerle,nßs)LIGHT BLUE LABEL--1o-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
D 1 34S-Fantasia on Iri_h :Aira. hi 2 Parts ia';..1" .;t 't; nul D1350 : Ifuagarian D:tuie, No. S (Brahms)
Reve d'Enfant IA. Sam,, aas) D 1420 Atomcut Mini; 1 (ti,Inrbrit 1 reisln)
Cltauson Ti ie t l.+tlr ýiý,nr ri
DAISY KENNEDY (Violin).Roc ,ding E.rchtsisv!y /r (',[huubia.
LIGHT BLUE LABEL --12-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 01 Cover. )A 335 1"t"" t"" and ltor,i Canrio."'S,[i it >a is -t qý. 211. In 2 P.srt;
With tirnc(etra, iondnttnl i,v It. Iiýen"
L 1 3-to I Routance in G. In `2 Part' illeelhoeen) With Orche tr.,. rouducted bg li.t?uI rON II.%l<rY
LIGHT BLUE LABEL--10-inch---Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
D1371 ! Canzonetta (d'Ambresio) [ Melodie Tartare (N. Kosloff)
D1.373 Russian Dance (E. Zin: ali(Kt(, Liebe-freed (Song of Joy) ien1er)
D1406 ) Dragonflies (Libellules) (Zoo11) Air on " G " String (Bach)
D1409 rMinuetto (Milarulre, 1720-1770) Preghiera (Prayer) (Schubert)
D1 412 ) 'Waltz-Scherzo (S. Rosenbloom! Hornpi c (A. Mislowshi)
DARK BLUE LABEL-10-inch--Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 201 Cover. ý97) Swing Song (L'Rsear; olett<' (Ethel Barnes)
1 Dense, Op. 96 (DnLa) 64 u9 8 JSlavonic Dance, No. 2 (Hebrew Song and Dance) (Zimbalist)
I Idylle Pinnoisc (Kosloff)
;Z 7 Cradle Song (Sclunaiin, are. E1man) Lament (Silne' Xoseubloom)See also under Violin and Piano Duets on page 45.
With Orchestral Accompaniment. LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-Inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
081 Nocturne in " E " flat (Chopin-.iar:;sate) l Liebesfreud (Kreisler)
Melody No. 3 (Tschaikossky) L1070 (a) Gavotte in " E " major (dachi ; (b; Serenade in major
(Arensky) 1-1-181 JLes Millions d'Arlecjuin-Serenade (Drigo)
1 Indian Lament, in ' G " minor (Dvorak) U224 J Cavalleria Rusticaua--Iutennezzo (Slascagni)
(Faust-Fantasie (Gounod-lVieniaruski, Op. L10) LIGHT BLUE LABEL-1G-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
D i 360 t Beethoven's Minuet, in " G " (Beethoven) The Last Rose of- Summer
D1 3 64: Moment Musical (Schubert) Valle Bluctte (-iser)
PABLO CASALS ('Cello), The Greatest 'Cellist of all Time.
Recording Excltuir !y for (h !u;nbia. PURPLE LABEL--12-Inch-Single-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
7 138-Air for " G " String (Bach) With Orchestra 7 l 44-Popper's Mazurka (Op. 11, No. 3) (Popper) With piano 7 15 1-Concerto in " A " minor (Qntilena) (Goltermann)
711i31 ( Larghetto from Quintette, in " D " major (Mozart) With Clarinet and ýtriug Quartette
7157-Concerto, in "D" minor-Adagio (Tarli)i) With Orchestra7167-Tanuhauser: 0 Star of Eve (Wagner) 7 ] 7;Z -Chauson I,ovi? \III. and Pavane (Co;tpcrin 7,21 U-I-eening :'um: fAbcn>11;cd) (Sclwmann0
[P.9i)1.11 idSdLS Ka
With Orchestra With Piano
With Orchestra With Piano
oats conllnned on next page
PABLO CASALS ('Celli)-continued. PURPLE LABEL-12-inch-continued.
7261 Allegro, from Sonata in " A" major (Boer$eiiui)(CHAS. A. BAtcra at the Piano,
7 2 6.1-Gavotte in " D " (Popper) q'irh Pia - PURPLE LASE L-1O-Inch-SingIa-Sided. Price, see p. 2 of Cover.
X254-Kathleen Mavourneen (Crouch)
JOSEPH SALMON ('Cello). LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-Inch-Double-Sided. Price, see p. 2 of Corer.
Lý ýýJ Andante Cantabile from Sonata is °D" minor (Le Fesch-Sahno ) V ilanelle from Sonata in " G " major Pianel,'i-Salnwa)
W. H. SQUIRE ('Cello), Britain's King of 'Cellists.
Recording Erclvsiaely joy Cohtrnl,r.a. LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Corer.
L 1003 ý Itnhinstein's -Melody in " F " (Rubinstein-Popper) i Silver Threads among the Gold (H. P. Danks)
L1007 f ,'e Cygne-The Susan jSaint-Saens) Berceuse de " Jocelyn " (Benjamin Godard)
---"'""L 1 01 7 f The Broken Melody f Fan Biene) -. T,1- *,.--i- .:en, ri,;"...,..o. .:.. it, U
L 102 S Al atian Melody (DHVid Popper) Gavotte No. 2 {David Popper)
-L1 03"', Andante in " P; flat (Haydn)
( RtlAdo (ßoccherini-Squire) L l 039 Serenade ((V. H. Squire)
Menuet-" Platee " (Rameau, are. IV. H. Squire) L 1 042 Suusel on the Veldt, from " African Suite" (!Tuber! 71,.UFF
Canadian Boat Song (J. H. houh1s) I. 0Ö3) F.ec I Sonata : (1fe:any Eccles, arr. H. Harty ami 11'. !1. `lit ire)
a) Largo ; (b) Moderato ; (c; Adagio ; (d) Allegretto Serenade !P)erre) L1 100 (Murmuring Zephyrs (Je;'sen)
L1201 1 Llaadel'e Largo ( Handei) , Ikinuresque (Chansnu a boire) (Dunkler -Squire)
L1.233 Reverie (Dunkler Op. 20) Andantino (Song of the Soul) (,mare, are. Sei' net
L 1 477.E Andante Religioso (Frauds Thome) With Piano and Or, 1 Melodie (Gluck-Squire) With P' I,
" Im Walde " Suite (Popper-Op. 5(1, No. 1). L1 497 Xn. L Entrance to the Forest,
Q. Dance of the Gnom(s. L1 51 3 ' An Old Italian Lo-.t Son'q (San:m:; r!i:,i-,tiquirr)
, Meditation in C.) (It'. H. Squire) LIGHT BLUE LABEL -10-inch--Double-3ided. Prises, see p. 2 of Cover.
D1325 ), Barcarolle, from ` Tales of Hofßnanu " o lznbarls) La Cingsautainc (Gabri= l
.1Lnirý D 1 " 3277! 'then von co"" Home H. 'Iqut,e)
Passe Pied (Gillet) D1329 Tambourin (Gorse!-Squire;
. (Mary of Argyle (lra,litio;:!!ý
Di 3 34 Mazurka (Chopin-Sasire) Si Ines viers avaieut des ;, Ics +RaI,) D1 337 J The Blind Boy (G. It'. Moore;
Traumerei (.Sehwnannj
DI 347 Amouretle (Hanish MacCtuen) (Gavotte (Mehul)
D1354 ýLarghetto (Handel, are. IV. H. '',,,ire) Harlequinade (IV. H. Sq!t ire)
D1.369 (Love, here is my Heart faun corar e:t 'alit bFi) ;Silesu-ý�luire) Orientale (Op. 50, No. I', ('',r_:, a r;d)
W. H. SQUIRE ('Cello)-continued. LIEHT BLUE LABEL--10-inch--continued.
D1372 f Dause Raetique (IV. H. Squire) The Merry Iiarvester (Seitallie-.Squire)
DI7i77 Romance saus Parole (Op. 17, No. 3) (Faure) 1 Old Chinese Folk Song (E. Gessens)
N391 7deuuett (Handel-Eurnrester) Peasant Dance (W. Wolsteuholme)
D1401 1 Chansonette (W. H. Squire-Op. 22) Tarantella (it'. H. Squire-Op. 23)
DI ; t5 G Star of Eve from " Taunhauser " (Wagner) Papillon (Popper-Op. 4,
_No. 3)
D 1425 Nocturne in " 4" flat (Chopin) 1 Tzig-Tzig (Dause Magyare) (it'. 11. Squire)
D 14 34 f blenuet (Debussy) 1 Clmnson Grecque (Selignutnn)
DI E40 Cradle :oug (Wiegenlied) (Sckubc -ý.-be, l,a Danza ýRossin i-Squire) D: 4 47f>Im .'"'Check) ( Schon: D. van C Unis,
LONDON STRING QUARTETTE(Albert Sammons, Thomas W. Petre, H. Waldo-Warner
and C. Warwick Evans). LIGHT BLUE LABEL--12-inch-Double-lllded. Pricer, see It. 2 of Dover.
004 (Andante, from Quartette in " G " minor op. 10 (Debussy) Andante Cantabile, Quartette. Op. 1l (Tschaikowsky)
L i 4) J Movement from Quartette, No. 12 (Schubert) Scherzo, from Quartette in " D " Op. 11 (Tsckaikou:sky)
L 11 I119 An Irish Melody--The Londonderry Air (Frank Bridge) Molly on the Shore-Irish Reel (Percy Grainge)
L f Oy9 The Lonely Shepherd (J. Speaight) Romance, from Quartette, Op. 27 (Grieg)
L 103 1 Slave Quartette, op. 26 (Glarourww) (a) Interludiini; fb) AllaMazuuka
L l it ; R Beethoven Qtuartette. in " C " minor-Allegro (beethoret) Quartette (Maurice Ravel)
L¢ 04; Mozart Quartette, Op. 14 (.lfosart) 1 (a) Allegro ; (b) Andante
LI')4.1- `(c) Menuetto; (d) Allegro Vi'ace L 1 t)ä6 f Beethoven Quartette in " G," 01). 18, No. 2 (Beethoven)
1 (a) Allegro ; (b) Adagio :Allegro i,) 068- (c) Scherzo; (d) Allegro-moltoL I {) y 8 f Sally in our Alley (arr. Frank Bridge)
Cherry Ripe (arr. Frank Bridge) J. y C ( 6-Biscay Quartette (J. B. McEwen) a) I,eo Dunes ; (b) La Racleuse L 1 ] ä y -Bratmus Quartette (Opus 67) (Brahms) (s) Andante ; (b) Agitato Lf 1 63 Ravel Quartette (Ravel)
3rd movement (Tres Lent) ; 4th movement (Agite) L ý C) q Schumann, Quartette in " A " major (Schennann)
fart l.-Allegro molto moderato. Part 2.-Assai agitato L 129
- :'art 3.-Adngio molto. Part 4.-Finale
1 Brahms, Quintette in " B " minor (Brahms-Op. 115) : L ! 19 Part 1.-Allegro ; Part 2.-Adagio pis lento With Chas. DR:\P^R, Clarinet
( Dvorak Quintette, in A " major (Dvorak, Op. 81) L 14 26 1.-Dumka (Andante con moto) 2.--bclrerm (molto vivace) With War. \IC[uoca, I', no[L+rte
L y 45 1 Serenade-Belgium, 1915 (Holbroohe, Op. 59a) I Folk Song fantasy (Dance to your Daddy) (H. W. Warner)
L s32 1 1 Scoutrino Quartette, in r A minor (Scon(rino)i ,ýý rgPucuu ý 1<uii uc:.
L;30 Moýart Ctuattette, _.
15 iýtoza+) Part I -A!'rtý cic;: a-r,
L1 331- Part s.- \ I_.. . i. . I:ci assai
LONDON STRING QUARTETTE-continued. LIGHT BLUE LABEL--12-inch continued.
L 1 354) Beethoven Quartette in " P " (Op. 1. ,
No. 1) (1) Allegro con brio ; (2) Adagio
L 135 1- (3) Scherzo ; (4) Allegro L 136 ( Mozart
. Quintette in " G " minor (for 2 Vi-,line 2 l'ir;L:e ..o 'C " L;j.
(ei) Allegro (in 2 Parts) ACith .-l:: ReD Ilr ro.sY i"u.1 V L 1363- (b) Menuelto ; (c) Adagio ma non tn>pix-
L 1364- (d) Adagio ; (e) Fin ale LIGHT BLUE LABEL-10-Inch--Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Corer.
t Polk Song Quartette. In 2 Part- (Josef Holbrooke) D 140 S
- Introducing : C-nnc i,a;sc-s amt Lads ; Simon, the Celluret : l'. e all lov'r a Pretty Girl : Last Rose of Summer
D 1 -427 ! Mozart Quartette in " 1) " ntinor (1locrnt) Part 1.- Allegro Moderato ; Part 2.- Andante
D 1 1 3 ! Hornpipe Quartette (Haydn, Op. 64, No. 5). In 4 Parts Part 1.--Allegro Moderato ; Part l! .Adagio Cantabile
D 1 44 4- Part 3.--Menuetto ; Part 4.-Eimale, Vivace
LENER STRING QUARTETTE Of Budapest (Lener, Smilovits, Roth and Hartman)
Jttrt t/illg E.ttfusitti' fat Guiana,'(. LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-Inch--Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Corer.
L1 460 Andante con ALtto, from riu;it Jett in "D" intone (Setal' rtI Mollo allegro, from t uttrIt It it, " G " malt'r, No. 12 L'llncart Andante Cantabile (Serena,le) from Quartet in " F " major (Haydn-OIL.
L I -465 5) ý I,eul o, iron' (loaf tel in ' F" maior (Nigger (ttuirtet) (Dvvornh-Op. 96) [Quartet in " I)" major--Not[ onto (Moro,?irt')
L I i)1 Z i tuartt tir " D "--Scherzoallegro not Tnttto e con fuoco (Tschaiko+rski - On. 11)
!Quartetin v" i or-Aml:mtc iii-Ifain ilzrahm- ýýp No, P, L1520 i, Quartet in -D" ati,, -gretlo nit non trohpr;
MAURICE RAVEL Conducts His Famous Septette.
Xcwrd,d Lrrirrsiveic for ("difirahia. LIGHT BLUE LABEL---12-inch--Double-Sided. Prices. see p. 2 of Cover.
L I j t M-Rave) Septette (Maurice Ravel. In 4 Parts. Part 1 ei (1 L1519-' Parts 3 and 4.
Septctlt for Harp (\flss G. M"soN), with Accompt, for Siring Q' ier tr tte ý:tim ers. 1C�nnnýu"sc:. lltvsrv. T'MU\SON and J.eMl;e . litte (R. AIrRCruF). a111 Clarinet !ii. 1'. DeAl ER)
Violin, 'Cello and Piano Trio :ARTHUR CATTERALL,
W. H. SQUIRE and WM. MURDOCH. Rtwr d og L,rcl!rsrte 1) C-rlirulhr'._
LIGHT BLUE LABEL--12-Inch-Ooubie"Sided. Prices, we p. 2 of Cover.
ýýýýý.ý i Alarche 3filitatre (.Sckr,rc' ! Spauish Bolero (E. Ferormrtcx-Arbor)
ýý *6 r Serenade (IYidor') I f,iehesgarten (Scln(ms en)
Li i 3.3 Trio. No. S, in " B " flat 111eeliroce; Scherzo. from Trio, in " F " (ride;
the Memort" of a (:rent Artist--Thevre, uitlt ^ariatir,I . ('trio Li.164 Op. 50) (Tscha itor,'s k
To
kTrio No. 2. in " B'' niaj' r v1--Timte.
1 i r{ 1. 'Br '' fJr !i,r verr) j ('.1 1 fERA LL, di)1. IRE c X111 2D4(11 R,--h rnrrfimr, l
CATTERALL, SQUIRE and MURDOCH continued. LIGHT BLUE LABEL--12-Inch -continued.
L 1 ý. AnI.nte, fr(m Trio in " 1' " major (OP. lö) (.Saint-Sauls) i Walzer-Marche,, 3-- tle-g.o vivace (E. Schutt)
L 1 98 Extase (Reverie) (Louis Ganae) Mini:duren : (a) \liuuct No. I ; (b) Hornpipe, No.e8 (Frank Bridge:
(with variutiuu-) L122.1 Seguidillas Gil:ma uanlez
Arbos1:Op. 1,
cantabile 3) (Ier ), k op. 1
L1 32 4 Aubade d'Avril (Eugene Lacroir) Gypsy Rondo, from Finale, Trio No. I (Nara,,)
L 1143-Me iaels<olin Trio (Op. 66). (1'1 Andante Expressivo ; (2) Scherz,,
L1 4Sf; f Trio No. I in " 1) " minor (Sfendelssolua-Op. 49) Part I.-Andante cot, mot,, ; Part 2 -Scherzo L 1503-Phantaisiestucke (Schumann). Part 1.-Duet ; Port `L-Finale
L I :)ý ( Trio No. 3 in " 1i " major--.lndaute L lb car/) Tri,, i,, "C" mitva-- )le,ntc"'.to (Frc lla"r, .a--ý. ný. -o.
Violin and Piano Duets : ARTHUR CATTERALL and WM. MURDOCH. LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12-Inch--Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover. L 1079 Grit cg's Son'tta in " C " vriuor (')p. 45', (Griet)
(a) Allegro con ntolto : ft Ront,:ncc L 1 1 19 Sonata in " A " major (Cceaar l r�nck)
1st movement (Allegretto) ; lud movement (allege'', L1210 I Kreistzer Sonata (Op. 471 (Reethove,,( :
(a) Adagio Sostenuto-Presto; (b) Andante with variations (Part 1); L 21 1-- (c) Andaute with v;v'iations 'Part 21 ; (d) Finale
L12.1 1 1 " The Spring " Sonata, in " Ir " major (L'eet%toven) Part 1.--Allegro ; Part 2.---Adagio molto expre_nivo
L 1232 Part 3.-Scherzo (Allegro urnllo) ; Part 4. --Rondo (Allegro era n troppo)
1.1322 J"Ina lrcland liouata, No. ., in " A ' L'It arnr (I) Allegro ; (2) Poco lento qua-i adagio (fart 1)
L1323- (3) Pow Iculo quasi adagio (Part 2) ; (4) ?lodcrut-' o ii Sri., h(atata in " 1) " minor (S. Colcri.lge-Taylor) Op. =d. I 1 Part:. L 1.396
1 -Allegro (in 2 Parts) ; L1397- Part .l.---l,ar;hetto (Lament) ; Part 4.-.\llcgro I ist
Violin and Piano Duets :ARTHUR CATTERALL & HAMILTON HARTY.
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-10-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Corer. 1 - nata in "A" (11c:;,rf-Op, A. 'o P. In F, Part, U494 fart 1-Allegro molto (Pirat hO:Ij ; Pari 2.-Allezro nu-it., m1 1 11,111) ;
1,1495- Part :i.--.Fnrhmtc (First 11.1;) : Part 1.-Andante (Stan-(l half( L1496- Part 5.-I'restri (First half) : Part 6.-Presto (Secotrd huifx
Violin and Piano Duets :DAISY KENNEDY and HAMILTON HARTY.
LIGHT BLUE LABEL-12"Inch--Double.Sided. Prlces, see p. 2 of Corer. L 1331y--Grieg Sonata in t. (a) Mlcgnetto tranquillo; (h) Allc_n, uuiau41u L 1 33 7 r :;rrl Sonata, iu " D " minor-Adagio (5rnh+as)
scherzo, in " C " minor (Brahms) L 1 338 ( Sonata. in "--A " minor (Schumann-Op. ]0.5)
I Part ].-Molto appaoosionat,) ; Part 2.--A)legrett,, L1339 ( Sonata. in " A " minor. Part :i.-- Vivace (.Schumann)
I Mazoarh-a iZart)?'htI I-1440 ! Gtirc 5�rsta in " P nj All.:;;n, ...m Lri., l;
_ýIlepýýt un it) vicacr "g- Op. a1
SECTION 2-Pages 46 to 57.
LONDON'S THEATRE SUCCESSES
BY THE ORIGINAL ARTISTS
CLARA BUTTERWORTH, Soprano. GREEN LABEL-12-inch -Double-Sidad. Pricer, see is. 2 of Corer.
What is done yn never can undo, from " The Domino L' ýý.;ý
CL. RA Br-ri F.RR'oRTII and J:\\.'ii,s oz f UI I,'
Song of Lhe Chimes, from " The Lilac Domino " CLARA Bt'rrrRWORT I and J.1>IIESoN DoDw
The lilac Domino, from " The Lflac Domino " L 12.11) Trio : CL se \ B?"TTERWOR'r}r, V. St:LIS1',\\ and J.t\IIn:`oN Dour'
Where Love is Waiting, from " The Lilac Domino "
12 For your I,oce 1 am Waiting, from " The Lilac Domino"
.l True Love will find a way, from " The Lilac Ilo+nino " L 40SYntI. WssTMacoT'r and P. SCLLIS.a;
F 107 1 .
' The Old-Fashioned Cloak, from " The Rebel "Maid' Home Again, from " The Rebel Maid " TiroRre BAT: s, Baritor.:
I Are my Lanterns Shining? from "The Rebel Maid" F 1072 Now we stand on the Summit of the Hill, from " The Rebel Mai,i
CI.aa:? BcrynRwoRTa and TIIORPE li \r; ul my Ships, from " The Rebel Maid "
F 1 073 1
The Fishermen of England, from " The Retsel Maid'ritoRiE BitIs-. Barituo,
JOSE COLLINS, Soprano. Rea-ding i:xclu tinely for C'rlir ntbii. GREEN LABEL-12-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cove,.
0018 The Seasons, from " The I-hippy Day" Jost: COLLINS dint l aORI Bohemia, from "'fhe Happy Day " Jost COLLINS and CneR' -
1 L jä 'Love will find a way, front "The Staid of the Mountains Farewell, from "The Maid of the Mountains"
I A Paradise for two, from " The Maid of the Mountains L'.' Duet: JOSE COLLINS and '1n9R1'L 11 \tl
"iv Life is Love, from " The Maid of the Moulrtaias "
Duet: JOSE COLLINS ami IiroapE BAII,- F 1040 Love's Cigarette, from " A S,'nthern Maid"
Dark gI"ws the Sky (Waltz Souei, from "A Jnnthern MHid," F O 1 ý. SoutheIn Love, fron " A 5�uthern Maid"
Every Bit of Loving. from " A Southern Maid " F 10-1 Bird of Blue, from " A Southern "laid " JosE CoLLivs and CIioR,
t My Way of Love. from " A S�,itheru Mai, I " F 0613 The Colonel of the Crimson Hussars, [roar " Sybil " With Cnom,
Love is a Mystery, from" Sybil " JOSE COLLINS and MARRY WELCE31'. FI 06:ý ( Letter Duet. from "Sybil" JosE COLId15 and NOEL I,Evr..v' ''
I like the Rues, from " Svbil " Jost: Cor,Lrys and Cnua' DARK BLUE LABEL-12-inch-Double-Sided. Nricdi, see p. 2 of Cover.
SfýR ' Big, Silver "loon (F. G. Ifosfes & Ju i' Thonipson) 'With the Conipo-, Just for me (Cli)'fcrd Grey & Jack i/v'spsor;t at I!r': I'iar
9 l o The Last Waltz, from " The Last Weitz " Jr Sr COLLINS are The Magic Waltz Refrain. from " The Last Waltz" KING sr.EY f,.\R.' 9 it 1 Love the "Minstrel. from The Last Waltz
Just for ;t While. from " Tlx bast Waltz " Mirror Song, front '' The Ladt \t'altz'' Jo'.,: (t'LI,INs and Cum"
}) 2 When rife and l,o\ e are Calling, from The bast "Foltz " Jn,E COI. IAN' andKryn;LE1' L Nit'
(I 11-1: -MIilA RECOR;» (Green aml Dark Blue LF+.bcis) 47
BETTY CHESTER, Soprano. GREEN LABEL--10-inch--Double-Sided. Price, see p. 2 of Cover.
ý+J.. The Gips \Carued Me, from The Whirligig The Coutr^.ku, from " Just !'an.,. "
PHYLLIS DARE, Soprano. GREEN LABEL -12-inch-- $Ingle-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of cover. - MC ] I -inure Day, from " Kissing Time "
MCI 2-Thmi a ads of Ye:.rs Ago, from " Kissing Time
GREEN LABEL--12-inch-Double-Sided. Price, see p. 2 of Cover. F! 079 A \Vomin"s so, fr, w " The Lady of the Rose " PHYL.n. r- D \RR
I Love Vii &I, font The I,azh of the Jo-e " J and THOnr1; BATES
EDITH DAY, Soprano. GREEN LABEL-12-Inch-Double-Sided. Prices, set p. 2 of Cover.
F ýýý Alice Blue Gown from " Irene Irene, from " Irene "
F 10-1 - To be worthy of von, from " Irene Castle of Dreanis, from " Irene
F 11) t(, Sky Rocket; from " Irene " To lu' e you, frnm " Ir,'ne" Burnt, I):\Y and RORERY \D Crt\EL:S
ALICE DELYSIA, Soprano. GREEN LABE L-12-inch-Double-Sideü. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
) ( If you could cafe, from " .a- you Were "
L I :26$ -
\LICE DE.LYSIA and lid JOHN Ilrr{ri'.ra., (With
a hey' and it ho' from " As con Were C. ILLY OFD Co, II,-
L 1269 !
Ilelen of Troy. from '.
.1- You Were
Ninon de t'Enclos, from " As You Were F1043 ! You'd be Surprised, fron " _lfqur
Dardanella. from " Afg:ir
DOROTHY DICKSON, Soprano. GREEN LABEL--12-Inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
\\'iId Ro-e, from " Sally " With Cuo nr'r- F ! 074 - The Church Round the Corner, from " Salk "
GEORGE GRoossurii w(i HEATHER Tu.17ci, R ou Can't Seep a Goal Girl Down, from " Sall
F 107 5 1'rhe Lorelei, front "Sall, "
GEORGE GROSS,\tlrH, HEATHER THATCHiaz and `EY)fOCR BEARD
F1076 Look for the Silver Lining, from " Sally "
DOROTHY DICK SON and GREGORY --is 1-i.
( The Sclmitza-Koniisski, from " Sall}- " I,N;SLIF Hi:NSON, Cotuedi-ln F1077 Whip-Poor-Will, from " Sadly " DOROTHY DICEniN and
GR1EORV S H, 'It Salty, from " Sally " i mo;,IRY S'rsoun Qnd C;,,,'t
TEDDIE GERARD, Comedienne. GREEN LABEL-12-Inch -Double-Sided. Price, see p. 2 of Cover.
L I I !47 ! Raggin' Ihro' the Rye, tr"i.., " Bubbly " With Cnot:r? She'd a lisle in her Stocking, front " Bubb:) ' \'V ill) CHont.
CLARICE MAYNE and " THAT." GREEN LABEL-12-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
L 1 041 1 A broken Doll (Jas. IV. Talc) I was a good little gii I till I stet you (Jas. IV. Tale)
L I 16 7 ' Come and Cuddle me If. IV. late)
, It's lovely to be in Love U. H'. Tare` F 0;]) I want a great big kiss (Parsons. Catcheside a:1d Tale)
It'It he all the sane from " A Night Out ") I,ES1,IE 1Q NAOR F 1074 ! Blushing Moon (Clifford Harris awd J. W. Tale)
Mike (Clifford lla+ri, and 1. IV. Tale) I, 1_ ! Every little while (C. Ilar,is and J. W. Tale)
I want to go back to London Town (Harris, I -alert ins -rnd Tale) Give me a little Cosy Corner (C. Harris and Tafe) Once in-a While jA. Anderson and J. W. Talc)
48 COLUMBIA REC:O12llS (Green :nil (Ai-lc i;!ur
ODETTE MYRTIL, Soprano. GREEN LABEL-12-inch-Double-Sided. Price, see p. 2 of Cover.
Fl 1" Chong, from "Bran Pc" ý1uCrre AIS anr, cued CHmu I'11il0uie1a, fr,nn Brat, 1'ic" VIM AN FUSO, by UU!-rzc VI.KIP
MAGGIE TEYTE, Soprano. GREEN LABEL---12-inch--Single-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
L 131.0-Philontel, from " Monsieur Beaucuire " \IAt. ;ir; T -\TE and Ctwar
L 1 31 1.-I do not knote, born " Monsieur Beaucait LU;r,i r Teri c ;lud Crto < Lightly, Lightly, from " ¢fonricur Bc.ucaire " L l 312
tl.\(.(IL TLYl'li and MARION GRF:i
L 1 3 1 3 `ia)" no more, lenity " 111Uttsienr 1[ealtcaire .) ]f.u;utt Tic nnA r\1: Ipplo :::
L 131 4 finale, Act 1, front " Motisicur Acauc(ire)Lu;iat": "feria .1111 \I.üatcs Girl r::
L 1 1 S What are Nantes t front " \hrctsict:r lieuucaire " >I Tcsoc aml M.,RntN (.R!::F->
L 316 Finale, Act 11., from " I1lousieur Beau' a ire " )I %(,(;]E 'lEsiF� CIO EN :Iivl 1t c!aEkl PARtL1
VESTA TILLEY, Comedienne. GREEN LABEL---12-inch--Double-Sided. Prim, see p. 2 of Cover.
'Where 1<eave (IL's a fine time for a Soldier) (Lr.igk a,f1 Lyic, 5 3 ire the Girls of the Old Brigtde (Leigh nach L31a1
I've a bit of it Blighty One I I Ve,ton nu.l Lrci S;duet's in Civvies again (IVcston+ and 1,C'
IVY TRESMAND, Soprano.GREEN LABEL--12-Inch-Double-Sided. Price, see p. 2 of Corer.
( C:rtrL a Butterfly While You Can from "'Ike lady of the Rose Fl07$
ýR'hcu Men Grog Older from " The l,xd% 0 the Rose"
100 TRESOaw. I,LUS%RD MACKAY and iil'SULEY W iso fir
LEE WHITE, Comedienne. GREEN LABE L-12-inch-Deubie-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
L10211 ! The Wedding in Dolh-laud I" F,,m, ni Loll} from " Back a,,aur" Callaghan, from " Buck Again "
L I 022 A eýxsd roan is hard to find, from - Back eaiu I do like an egg for my Tea, tram " Back
.Again BLR7 CoosF
L 1035 R!n,n Fie Comps n's Gone, from " Frau I'll 11l iutertime from Btan Pie"
FRANK COCHRANE, Baritone. GREEN LABE L-10.inch-Double-Sided. Price, see p. 2 of Cover.
379 iThe Cobbler's Song, from "Chit -Chin rChow" (R. Norton) With Pill The T rolean Guide (Yodlin! t,org) (F. CoulrranrS With Piam
DARK BLUE LABE L-10-inch-Doubie"Sidod. Price, see p. 2 of Cover.
.; 101) f'rhe Chin;nnan' Song, from " Cairo 1 Hast Thcro I o to mecca ? it, in " Cairo " GEORGE F. MURR as'. CeW 'U
JAMIESON DODDS, Baritone. GREEN LABEL-12-inch-Double-Sided. Price, see p. 2 of Cover.
l Let the Tfu51c Play. Trout Th" Domino L1241 4II line up in n (?roue, from - The l,ilnc Uomin<"VRF
IYIi 1,:\Lý1K :in,l Loo - DARK BLUE LABEL-12-Inch-Double-Sided. Price, see p. 2 of cover.
ü 71 i "1',:uuue 1 "1 1. 1. W"".- Al ith pi :1.i (Love, .vul1 l cull 'eil thec ýpeiF RVitit 1',-
C,)LT1kLliT:A RHCQRTIS (Green aud D;_rh Bloc Lal>ckl 41
JAMIESON DODDS, Baritone continued. DARK BLUE LABEL-10-inch--Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
2662 Onawnv, Aýcake, Beloved P. 11. Goäcu Friend (Clara iVo;rl7n-A;w ins)
27701 have von news of my boy jeck? (Kihliug rund G;n;n a A 1'ariner's Boy (Trnditi.,mrt) R-ith Clrmc;
FRED DUPREZ, Comedian. RaovlLne Lxclrl. iwrl1' for C lr(ni"la.
DARK BLUE LABEL -12-inch -Double-Sided Prices, see p. 2 of Cover. I lr'urc Collie, 1101ne hd c PREI, 1)1111,:nud 'if )uaf. II:'re In-t Lhaltet On., Drrarz.:ul:l il.iI is i,.tv
ýýý; Br, 111er Rill and 1'111her ,1) frc:j The Till i e- (I)a(irrl
DARK BLUE LABEL--10-inch -Double-Sided. Price, see p. 2 of Cover. 5a\' No 1 that'' ;III \\ ith I )rchc-lr:i vA"oodcI Clothes ((10,prc.ý l Nol uoil,E
33)5Tecl-l ! \\"c 1lut-c Nn li:nrula- Jtc avith a Mehl :de (" "I'h, NI-il D "x Revueý,P
1C U)[:R II. 1N1ý, le1I(ýr
MARION GREEN, Baritone. GREEN LABEL-12-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
Red R.'<. tnnn "l nii .ji ,rr Rr.nlcaire ," L 1306 lin^Ii-h \I, id-, In nv " ýL,u-icnr le Inca TMAHII
uN (,.REIN :11111 CHOR'
(r:old and Bloc .w,l vVhu e front " Mi'u-icnr Jir, gaire" L1 307 1lnrler the u:xm, Ilottt " Mon:icur llcaucairei[
ititoN (.KEEN nil CHI-Fe - Gniug to the Ball, Inns " M,m-icvr llcaucaire "
L t 3010 ai vRtnN t:Ha);N. 1unN Ci. h iKE and ROBER r I'A'-:.en l l[un,:ul :url (,oc: lI: n1' \Gna-ieur Bcuxttirc Io to Cc-, C
GEORGE GROSSMITH, Comedian. GREEN LABEL--12-inch--Singla,-bided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
MCK- Uesct lion, !rltn, " hip-iii Tint",
MCI.{ In I I :Ina Pctet, II7nn " Ku,mni", T:m'.mc " I'.,[uul'.e I.H,ýý-V1CH ;mmmd PITS DA"'
MCl.1 i'hcrc'- a I,igllt in sour ci c, limn " Iii.-isg lamm, "
GF:nRI:E ( .RI IS-111 l1 :mini PIIYLLIS DARE MC ti The Nappy Family, fnnn " Kie-iu'z Tinre"
l :PURGE GROS-TIT", i,I;s Lfl: fiY\-,v nnni V1 'n. 'N,E Am\ 1+'11 I Ilkc ml, fn,nl " Iii--ing Tinre ' Gm 0R14E I.RIJ.-31111 MC 16
I.ISLIE LIEN-IN, \lus\,: 1Rrcva, :Ind TvN \'v.;,,
GREEN LABEL 12-inch--Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
llu-h! slush It,,n " The Naughty ('rinks " I Q('j- What We'll In, from " Tine Samtgh!i Prime-
GEUR'd1 GROSSNITH and STRAFFORD MOSS
(i.occ !utctdrillc, fro:n "The Naughty I'miueess" F, ()G GEORGE GROSSFIITH amid 1%Y COs OR
Art, from " Time Naughty Priuce.ý,GEORGE GRousarnH and LILY :ST. junN
I'Iiquettc, itoms " The N:ulghty Princess"
F I OO6 L.Rf n(GE m..R11,SSNIIH and LILY Sr. JOHN Great GmeulCraw lum,,l hrri, Irort " The Naughty Princess"
!.my Sr. JoelN and .\MY .1 .:mli The Church Ruun I time Cnru m from (' I (17nß I 0RGI: f a I S mummm amid lip.snumin'I'H:1ICURP
\\ i I,.I Rr+e, fP"u, " I1vRU1 liY iJi, p,o\ aural IIHJRJJS 'I bo Iol d^i. ryrnn - Sall" "
'I RI "'I ,1+,'f I i -lml rlf. It, 1111m;R 'I Fm\ilmlm I 11 LR (BEARD 1 ,rat L:I t l.eiy' I ,I IL 1r,.=.eu, ftvtn r.lll} "
DORo Ins DICESON, Soprano
50 COLUMBIA RECORDS (Green and Dark Flue Labels)
ROBERT HALE, Comedian. GREEN LABEL-12-inch-Doobie-Sided. Pries, see p. 2 of Cover.
`' The Talk of the Town, from " Irene"
F1047 I
ROBERT HALE, WINNIE COLLINS and MARGARET CAMPBELL We're getting awry with it, from "Irene"
ROBERT HALE, WINNIE COLLIES and MARGARET CASIPPELL
GREEN LABEL-10-inch-Doable-Sided. Prise, see p. 2 of Cover. ( Last Part of every Party, from " Irene "
F5 ROBERT HALE, WINNIE COLLINS end MARGARET CAMPBELL ( Hobbies, from " Irene " DAIS t II NCOx
LESLIE HENSON, Comedian. GREEN LABEL--12-inch-Single-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cr,er.
MC9--JIy Mutcrs, from " Kia:ug Tinte "
MCI O-\V omen haven: t any mercy on a man, from " Kissing Time "
MC 7 f A little touch of Spring, from " Kissing Time " 1 LESLIE HENSON and Tort MALLS
GREEN LABEL 12-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
F 10 5 9 !It' be all the same, from " A Night Out I wllant a great big kiss f Tate; CLARICE MAYNE
F1OßO The Missis is going away" from " A -Night Unt" j Hotel Pimlico, from " .\ Night Out " FRED I,ESLIE
Why didn't. we meet before ' from " A Night Out Fl 061 11 1,e_LIE HENSON and LILY ST. JOHN (Coo, from " A Night Out " LESLIE HENSON and DACY BURNABY
Lp (Bolshevik Trio, from " A Night 01t"
F1062 LESLIE HE\eON, FRED LESLIE arid LILY ST. JOlit (Looking Around, from " A Night Out " LILY ST. JOIIS
sý ( You're the little Girl, frone " A Night Out"
F1063 I,E°LIE FIE\SO\ and LILY ST. JOIN Daughtera, from " A N irht Out " D.%vv ßI*x-N:uov :'he Schuit7-1 Komisski, from " Sdly"
F1076 for tLc silver Lining, from ",,ally" DOROTHY DICKSON and GREGORY STRJ(JD
NELSON KEYS, Comedian. GREEN LABE L-12-Inch-Doible"Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
1112" - I: I went into Parliament, from " Buzz-Buzz" Tlic Song of the Ha-Ili-lo-Da, from " Buzz-Buzz"
I Loupoue for Kisses, from " Buzz-Buzz " c t NELSON [aä5 ana V.vRý:ýxsr B1VUix>I UN
Red, White and Blue, from " Buzz-Buzz "
ALFRED LESTER, Comedian. Rccording Lx lies ia'cl,v Jr Coiltmbi,a.
GREEN LABEL-12-inch--Double-Sided. Price, see p. 2 of Cover.
F1053 I, it Fair ? from The Shop Girl' Tho Popular Poplar Swcetstuff Shop, from " The Shop Girl
DARK BLUE LABEL-12-Inch-Doable-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Corer.
54.E (ýfy Motter. from "The Arcadians" (11'unhrrs and T,i(otj The Property ýI:ui ý.lfelrin and Wood,, llr<cen>i!v;.
SS 7 i Ours is a nice 'Ouse, ours is (Rule and Holt, jGerm-., from "Pan of the Fm rc" 1l3urt, .It¢z°;l uei flý'h
COLUMBIA RECORDS ((.reen and Dark Blue Labels) R]
GEORGE ROBEY, Comedian. 1t,'coiding Eanlttsivcly for Columbia.
GREEN LABEL-12-Inch --Double-Sided. Prices, see is. 2 of Cover.
l Another
I looked, I listened, from " The Bing Boys are Here L 11034 1 Another little drink wouldn't do us any harm, front " The Bing Buys are
Herr:" GEOROE Ror..EY, VIOI.r_r I40RAIYE and AI.RRED I,EsrEa
lit other words, from " The Bing Bova are Here " L 1035 i it you were the only girl in the world, from " The Bang Be- are Here
GEORGE RO$Ey and VIOLET I,ORSINE
1-11146 ) 1 said, " Yes, I would," from " Zig Zag "
(Burglar Jim, from " 'Lig Zag
LI 1 S3 { Cheered I (Clifford Grey and H. E. Pettier) I shouldn't he at all surprised (Terry Sullivan)
L1223 A Deed that spoke Louder than Words, from " Zig 'Lag " She spoke to me first, from " Zig Zag " First Love, Last hove, Best Love, from " The Bing Boys on Broadway "
L 1236 GEORGE RoBrr and C I.:AR:s EVELYN Day after Day, from " The Bing But: s on Broadway
and
GEORGE ROBES' :tad C;. se i t vri.VN L 12 3 7 J Shorr-up, from " The Bing Boys on Broadway "
j The Fact is ---, from " The Bin, Boys on Broadest'
L 1303 1 Doff, from " lo} Bell; I mean to say. from joy Bells"
L1304 (The Story of my Life, from " joy Bells" 1:,hong 1 If ntv Boots didn't creak
F 1 0:i 7 f It's strange what one can do without, front " Johnny Jones " Ill. T arnleyj Safety First, from " Johnny Jones" (Untnoten)
f It wouldn't surprise me a hit, from " Johnny Jones " (Grey and Crmillier) F1 058 Al I,ittle House a Little Home, from " Johnny Jones "
( (Grey and Cavillier) GEORGE Runt-'Y and Ivy ST. HELIER
DARK BLUE LABEL--12-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
681 hat was there was good (Percy Edgar) 1 Where's the Butler I (.Base Rohner)
c)83 The Family Ghost (Percy Edgar)
- The llcst Man at the Wedding (Tons II'it?r) 586.
1 You lad (C. C' verdale) lie was right (P. Edgar)
DARK BLUE LABEL--10-Inch-Double-8idoi. Price;, see p. 2 of Cover.
The The Barrister (Perry Edgar) (i39 The pro'; landlady (Percy Edgar)
2614 Hey Ho, what might have been (Pens' F.,Igar) You've a very nice day for it, too (Perry
I The Manager of the SplitZ Hotel (Rover-si 298a } Archibald, certainly not! (d. Glover) :3006 And Very Nice Too (7abrar)
More in Sorrow than in Anger S. Rohner)
3 110 Nerves, from " Round in 50 " Sing-Sing, from " Round in 5u
I I 1 ( A Prison Soliloquy, from " Round in 50 I Sec What I Mean ? Why, of Course ! The Green Fly on the Little Yellow Dog, front " You'd be Surprised
:3273 .1 (Hazel & Pettier))
All for the Beat, from " You'd be Surprised " (Rup.'rl Hovel) I Haven't the Faintest Idea, from " You'd be Surprised" (Seidce
:3274 elrigheraell) !?rcrpt for That, from " You'd be Surprised "
WALTER WILLIAMS, Comedian. GREEN LASE L-10-Inch-Doable-Slded. Price, see t. 2 of Oover.
T know whrre the Flies go (On acold and frosty morning), from "Ju<t Vanes F3
l I've done w[th the Girls, f:om " Just Fancy " I ALTER WIIS.LAUS and C11 a 'S
52 COLUMBIA RECORDS (Green and Dark i 1ue Labe]-
Musical Comedies by Original Artists.
"THE LAST WALTZ"' (Gaiety Theatre). DARK BLUE LABEL--12-Inch--"Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
TIiI: LAST s5'ALT4 (Str.r:rss): 910 The Last Waltz inlets : jn3E COLLIS
The Magic Waltz Refrain and Krvcscr-:Y 1,SRK 911 Love the ]finstrel JosE COLLIN
Just for a While JosE Cor1.1S< 91p Mirror Song Jost: COLLINS & CnoR, -
When Life and Love are Calling, Duet : Joan Cou,rm & RINGSr,Ev loR!. 913 J Red Roses RGO,SLI?v 1.'R:"
Man is Master of his Fate K «tSLY, Y I, sac All the above Records zitit Gaiety Theatre Drei,., conducted by Hubert Ball,.
(TIM LAST WA %T7.--Selection. In2Pats. 11 ERMAr F[rtCE's ORCxr.STR"1 Introducing: Part 1.-Man is Master of his Fate; Magic Waltz
904 Refrain ; Laggard Loves ; Wedding Song and Dance ; Red Rose Part 2.-Love the Minstrel ; 0-la-la; Farewell, my Golden Lour Dream ; Mirror Son; ; Last Waltz.
872 The Last Waltz, Waltz Pnr\Cn's ORCniSTR By the Old Ohio Shore, Waltz. PRINCE'S ORCrre.rrI
" THE LADY OF THE ROSE " (Daly's Theatre). GREEN LABEL-12-inch--Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
(THE LADY OF TILL ROSE: F107S 1 Catch a Buttertlc while Y,,,, caul Ivy TRESMANO. Sopt.mu
When Men Grow Older Trio: IVY TRESSIAND, LEONARD MACE AO and FIIINTLEY WRIOHT
F1079 f A Woman's No Duets : PHYLLIS DAM,, attd THORPE BATE, F 1 hove Yon So
F1050 Silhouettes HtFTt.EY \VRIGIIT, Comedian 3'Iarlana THORPE ii'res; Barit'ai'l
I 0S 1 f Call to Arms Duet, Ivy TRES\IAND and THi,RPE Ii:+.Tt- ( Land o' Mine THORPE BITES curd d CHnwi.
Ail Vocal records above with Lhdy's Theatre Orchestra, coeduled by Merlin .lt)rgsn. DARK BLUE LABEL--12-inch--Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
THE LADY OF THEE ROSE; Selection. In Two Par to (.icon G:!be, DALY's THEATRE ORCHESTRA tConducted by MERLIN MOR: 1.`:
SS9 Introducing: Part 1.-Lady of the Rose Theme; I Love You S., Mariana ; A u'nman's No ; When Men Grow Older. Part 2.--bade the Rose Theme ; Our Flat ; Silhouettes ; The Call to Arms ; I Loc, YOU So
S90 'THEI,ADYOFTHE ROSS,'Waltz(jeInGilhert)HERMAN FINCIC&ORCH.
"GABRIELLE" Waltz (Joyce and Ulutsom) CENPIJRY D<1NCE ORCHEtiIC I ' THE LADY OF THE, ROSE " : Vocal Gems. In Two fart, I"1(
I.IOHT ('I'mRA CohiP,NV S93 { Introducing : Part 1.--band o' Mine; Call to Arms ; Sillanlettl -
When 3len Grow Older. Part 2-1 Love Yuu So ; Alnriann : Woman's No ; Catch a Butterfly while You can
M
" SYBIL " (Daly's Theatre).GREEN LABEL-12-inch--Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
Fl 068 ( The Colonel of the Crim_;on Hussars Jose COLLINS and CHOW- Love may he a mystery Duet : JOSE COLLINS and H:1REV \\ ELCW1 .'
F 1069 Letter Duet Duet : Jorn COLLINS and NOEL LEYL.ISr 1
II 'like the Boys JOSE COLLINS and CHoRo- DARK BLUE LABEL-12-inch-Double"Sfded. Price, see p. 2 of Cover.
Sybil" Selection. In Two Parts HERMAN FINCK and ORCHESTRA
Introducing : Part 1 -Colonel of the Crimson Hu-sara : Lift SOnr
H J F) eyes to mine ; I like the Boys ; Politencs- pays : better Sony. I'w'
2.-Keep cool : The cup rrf tea : At a Grand Hotel ; Fe,a II ; ti cupid calls; Love may be a mv5tery
tI)1.C111iL\ RECORDS j;reen and Dark Blur Label-) 53
" SALLY " (Winter Garden Theatre). GREEN LABEL-12-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
1SATI,Y : The Church 'round the Corner (lf'edehouse, Grey and Kern) F 10741
Duet : GEORGE GROSsMITH and HEATHER THATCHER
Wild Rose ;Grey and Kern) DOROTgT D;CKSI« and CHORI-, The Lorelei jKern)
1;ý1.O7D Trio: GEORGE GROSSMITII. IIEATHER THAcC:1ER and SEYMOUR BEARD You (Lin't Keep a Good Girl Down (Kenn) DOROTHY DICKSON Soprano The Schnitza-Konnsski (Kern) LESLIE HENSON, Comedian
F10761 Look for the Silver Lining (Je Sylva and Kern) Duet: DOROTHY DICKSON and GREGORY STROUD
Sally (Grey and Kern) GREGORY tTROUIJ and CHORDS P 1i 077 Whip-poor-Will (de Sylra and Kenn)
Duet : DOROTHY DICKOON and GREGORY STROI'D I booe Vain/ Records accompanied hu the Winter Garden Theatre Orchestra,
conducted by Jahn.4nsell.
DARK BLUE LABEL -12-inch--Double-Sided. Price>, see p. 2 of Cover. (SAI,LY-Ballet INsic I I'icl,, It rherd. In Two Parts. (a) Introduction
ýý :md entrance of Butterflies; (b) l;ntrance of the But ; (i) 1?ntmnce of Moths : (d) Cake and Galop \VI_CTRR GARDEN THEATRE ORCHP.STR i (eondllctedhy JOHN
.ANSLI, I")
S?.I,I,Y-Selection. In Two Parts. Introducing: Part 1.-Sally in our Alley ; YOU Can't Keep A Good Girl 1llown; book for the Silver Lining
873 On with the Dauer. Part 2.-Whip-poor-Will ; Sally ; wild Ro?e The Claoil 'round the Corner ; look for the Silver Lining.
III:RMAN PIECE and his ORCHECCEA
" A NIGHT OUT " (Winter Garden Theatre). GREEN LABEL-12-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
F 1 060 The MIi5di, is going away LESLIE ]IKNSI N. Comediänl Hotel Pimlico Fkl:n LESLU:, Comedian
x 1 1181 AAi,v rlidu't we meet before" Duct : I,ILY ST. Joss and LESLIE] HEN S01 Coo Duet : LESLrb: HEN' 0 , 'and DwY Brae tm
F 1 06, ISL,I<hevik Trio Trio : 1.IL' Sr. JOHN, kEn, I,eaLrr and 1,r:ß, Itt HEN,, Looking Around LILY ST. JOIN, Supra ý ý"
r 1 063 you're the Little Girl Duet : LILY ST. Joel !1111 I'Rru; Daughters lilvi it( Comedi;r.
F 1 051) It'll be all the carne I,ESLII=. HENSOP, Comcrli:,u I t+ant a great big kies CLARICE M YNE, Comedicrrr
DARK BLUE LABEL-12-inch-Double-Sided. Price, see p. 2 of Cover. f " A Sight Out " Selection. In Tyco Part, WINTER i;.tRnER Tor t'rrr
ORCHE<TR.I ýconducled by 'RILL IF. Rim a', 'cr:, ß.i1>. I utn.,ducIMI: P,rrt I.-Opcuing Chores, Act II, Scene 3; Bolshe, ü:
hove ; :Maid of Clay ; Daughter' ; You've ,ot to learn to lice ; Mote: Pimlico. P,Irt Opening Cirorue. Act II; you're the littlr girl ; Hotel Pimlico ; Coo ; Opening Chorus, Act I
"A SOUTHERN MAID" (Daly's Theatre). GREEN LABEL---12=1nch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of cover.
F 1 0-to hove's Cigarette JOSE COLLINS; Soprano hark Grolcs the Sky (WAItz JOSE COLL INS. Sopr.tr
rý l 0-i 1 Southern f Ove Jos, I_OLLINC, Soprano lP hverv Bit of LOviu, josh: COLLINS. Soprano
ý' DýR 1, Bird of Blue JOSE COLL)NS 01111 Cnoiri s 'G My Way of Love JosE COLLINS. Solvaml
I want the emu 11110 110015 JOSE COT,, iNS and CLAUDE FL.EMCIINI F 1 0.5 4 The call of the sea CL SIDE 1' LEa1.1rINII
F 1Q;ä Here's to those we love CI. IDE I'LE]LIIINO Our Cottage by the Sea GN%'FN11OL INI I;ROC;DES and MARK 1.1:GTER
i 1 OR6 He won't worry the main DIRK LF.STF.K, Comedian Francesco del tOlego 1 RVrsr 13 EEERaýI
DARK BLUE L(1BEL--12-inch--Double-Sided. Price, see p. 2 of Cover. A Southern Maid " ScIectit: ti. In Tu Part,
I)w.v'S THEATRE ORCHI ,eIR1 conducted by M EtIt.1N \IOEt;.,:1; $20 Introducing : Part 1.- Upeuing Act I ; Call of the Seu ; Bird 01 Ill-,
Love's Cig'®retle. Part 2. -Oil-
Cottage by the S t ; Melt's ') 111u.e
we love; Itl 1'o. ;sn: CS',liz Solig
54 COLUMBIA RECORDS (Green and Dark BLiu
" MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS " (Daly's Theatre). GREEN LABEL-12-Inch-Doable-Bided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
Ll 1ýý ( I.ot'e will llnd a way JOSE COLLL\'9, Sopron, Farewell JOSE CCLLINS, Soprur.
LI 1 ÖB f A Paradise for Two Duet : JOSE COLLINS and THORPE BATF.ý My Life is Love Duet Jo r COLLINS and THORPI BSTI ,
L 1 t.55 7 + llud ,ands and Wives Duet 31-ism. SE.tLRY and LAURr on FRECE i (wer there and over here Duet \f:\ß1:1. SEtLBY and LAURI OR FRUCF
L 1 1 7M3 : Dirty Work Duet : L.tI'RI nE FRECF :111e, MARK 1,ESTEk i I underetr,Rl 1,tr"ier nE FREcE, Comedia,l
L 1. ]_ä9.1t I,i,e for To-,ley TirosPE Bvrn.a, Baritnuv l ; Bachelor Gay THORPE BATES. Barit,'Q
The Maid of the Mountains "-Selection. In Two Parts I) tLY's THF%TLF OR '11FSTltt
L l 160-l' Introducin' : Part 1.-Entrance of Baldae'ure ; Live for Ito-duv Dirty \1'oclc ; Farewell ; Husbands and \Civcs ; Love will find a way.
I Part 2.-New Moon ; Bachelor Gay ; A Paradise for two ; My life is love
L1 16 1 The Maid of the Mountains "-- Waltz DALY'S Tue tTRE ORCIIeara Nocturne, front " The Maid of the Mountain, " Dacv's THEtTR!' (o. 1',
6nral Reror,13 accompanied by Del--s Orchestra, Conducted by Merlin Unrg:ul.
" THE REBEL MAID " (Empire Theatre) BREEII LABEL -12-Inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
F l 071 ý öl t I . hioae i l'ook CLAR \ 1 tTERWORTH. So rran t Home
.Agoin THORPE BATES, BariLnl-
Are ntv. Lanterns Shining ? CLARA BUTTERWORTH, Sopran Fl 072 Now We Stand ,u the Summit of the Hill
Duct : CLARA BUTTERiORTH and Toupee BATm'
F 073 5;LL1 A1y Ships CL.ARA BL^rrERvSORTH, Soprrn,ý 'rhi: Fichennen of England THORYE Bares Raritour
.IH abate ;efrl::pe Empire Theatre Orchestra, ca -acted by JPM1,72ae Phit'ips.
DARK BLUE LABEL --12-Inch-Double-Sided. Price, see p. 2 of Cover.
The Rebel Maid" Sdeetou. In Two P,vu E.>IPIRI. fItE.iTRL ()RCIIh.STR:1 (uttldnefed bt' MON"1:tf.liE PffILLIPý,
lutroduting : Part 1. -110. Ho, Iliddlc Iinm : Are my I,autri n- C), 4Shining ? ; SLePlierdess and Bean Brrwn.lr ()Id Faahioned (hoa,ti. Part ?, - Serving \laid= >Icrr} ; Sii1 my ý,.dp Ilontr A,,uin ; Pihý-- men of F,agland
"IRENE" (Empire Theatre). GREEN LABEL-12-inch--Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 01 Cover.
F 1 044 Alice l;1ue Gown Ireý,e
F 1045 ' To be worthy of you C .Ale of Dream, F I Off(, Skv uock,t
ro Love wu I The T; 1k of the Town
EI>ITH DAY, Sc,pranr, EDITH DAY, S,pr;1111:
I'.DITH DAY, Soplial" IDIn+ DAY, Sopr,iaý L DI ru DAY,
EmTH I)tv and ROBERT \CICHAEI
F1047- WISVtIýCOLLIVS,'.1i.ýRG.ýRET C\MPBFLI. and ROBERT ISUc Were getting away with it
ýNVI\\IF. COLLINS, MARGARET CA\[PBt:LI, and ROBIZRT Ii:u.r
GREEN LABEL-10-In_h-Double-Sided. Price, see p. 2 of Carer. g Hobbies 1)ttse H.tvcoc. Comedienne
F3 Last Part of Every Party
- WIN IF COLLIN" MAW', tRET C[Hi'RF.LL and ROBERT lIAr S
DARK BLUE LABEL-12-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Corer. Irene Selection. In Two Parts liPIRI, THEATRE ORC[IESTRý1
Introducing : Part I.--Talk of the Town ; Alice Blue Gown ; treue J,ast Part of Every Party. Part 8.-Opening Clronti. Act 1 ; C.t,tbe
I of breams; Were getting Away with it ; To be Worthy of You Sky Rocket
f Waltz, from " Irene " F,MPIRE THEATRE ORCHESTR 1 lien.!"-Vocal Gems COLUMBIA L161ir OPERA COHPAS:
COLUMBIA RECORDS (Green and Dark [kite Labetsý öb
" KISSING TIME" (Winter GREEN L4BEL-12-inch-Single-Sided.
MC S--Desertion
MC9-M1y Motors MC I O-\V omen haven't any mercy on a man
MCI 1-Some Day MCI 2 -Thousands of Years Ago MC 13-Joan and P.ter
MC 14-There's a Light in your eye MC' 7 s-The Happy Family
Garden Theatre). Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
GEORGE GROS35IIIII
LESLIE: IiENSO,
LESLIE HENSON
PHYLLIS D\RE
PHYLLI- D.SRI'.
PHI'LI Id DARE and GEORGE GROSS]IITH
PHl'LL1S DARE and GEORGE GROSSMIT1i
YVO'_ý.l'E ARNAUD. I.$SLIE HEKSO\ :i"..7 GEORGE GRnc911ItH
MCI (;-I Like It YVON^NE ARNAUD. Tom WALLP, LESLIE HENSON and GEORGE GROSSNITH
MC 17-A little Touch of Spring LESLIE HENSON and Tom WALLS
All Vocal Records above accompanied be Theatre O,- hestra, conducted by Willie Rnistsne.
DARK BLUE LABEL-12-Inch-Double-Sided. Price, see p. 2 of Cover.
I "Kissing Time " Selection. In Two Parts 742 i WINTER GARDEN THEATRE t)RCIIEST:t A, conducted be \1ILI.IE REDSTONE)
" THE NAUGHTY PRINCESS ".(Adelphi Theatre). GREEN LABEL-12-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
Hush ! Hush ! GEORGE GROSSMITH F106<t
I What we'll do Duet : GEORGE GROSSMITH and STRAFFORD MOSS
F 1065 ' Luve Quadrille Duet Duet : GEORGE GROSSMITH and Ivy CONNOR Art Duet: GEORGE GROSSMITH and I,ILY ST. JouN
1 066 ! Etiquette Trio : LILY ST. Joiirr, AMY AUO.ARDE and GEORGE GROSSMITH (Great-great-grandmother Duet : LILY ST. JOHN and AMY AUGARDE
r'l 067 I'M in Love with Love LILY ST. JOHN, Soprano It What can I sa} ? LILY ST. JOHN, Suprano
DARK BLUE LABEL--12-inch-Double-Sided. Price, see o. 2 Cover.
("The Naughty Princess" Selection. In Tien Parts ADELPHI THEATRE ORCHESTRA (conducted by J. ANSELL)
851 Iutroduciug : Part 1.-Bacchanal ; What can I say ? ; What we'll do ; 1 Babazouu and Gospodar. Part 2.--Well, well, icell; Art; What an I say ?
" THE LILAC DOMINO " (Empire Theatre). GREEN LABEL--12-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
238 1 What is done you never can undo
L 1.CLARA BUTTERWORTH and JAI IESON DODDS
Song cf the Chimes CLARA BUTTERWORTH and JAMIESON DODDS
The Lilac Domino L1239 , Trio : CLARA BUTTERWORTH, V. SULLIVAN and JAlIIESOV DODDS
ýý
(Where Love is Waiting CLaRA BUTTERWORTH, Soprano
L 1
240 1 For Your Love I am Waiting CLARA BUTTERWORTH, Soprano
t True Love Will Pud a way SYBIL \CESTNt coTT and V. SULLIVAN
L1241 I Let the Music Play J urIESON DODDS. Baritone 1 All Line up in a Queue FRANK LALOR and CHORUS
GREEN LABEL--10-Inch-Double-Sided. Price, see p. 2 of Cover.
ý1 404 Carnival Night VINCENT SULLIVAN, Tenor The Lilac Domino Waltz LOSDOY THEATRE ORCHESTRA
DARK BLUE LABEL--12-Inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover. 7 1 0-" The Lilac Domino "-Selection. In 2 Parts. IE>IPI-E THEATRE ORCH.
4 3;y-The Lilac Dt,wii--Vocai G; min In 2 .Parc
COLU.IIA..-1 Vr,C.51. 11CU 'ýfomjN'.
5 ß COLUMBIA KECURDS ,Creeu and Lark Blue Label
" MONSIEUR BEAUCAIRE " (Prince's Theatre). GREEN LABEL 12-inch--Single-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
L 1 310'-Philomel MAGGIE TEYTE and Cno:o L 13 1 l-t do not know MTACGIE TEYTE and Cnonu L1 312-lightly, T.i,dnty yhGCiz; TEYTE and MARION GRErs L 13 1 3-Sad' no more MAGGIE TErrl, and M.,RSOV GREr-, L 13314--Pule, Act I MAGGIE TEYTE and M.1P.ION GRc! L 13 1 5-What are Name ? M.lrGIE TEYTE ;tud MARION GREI: L 13 1 6-rinale, Act 2 \fAGl:ll: T1:!-'TL. >I ARIOR GREEN and ROBERT PARK-:
GREEN LABEL- -12-inch -Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
L ! 3116 , Red Rose ]L+RION r,Rris. Baritur. I Enalish Maid; MARION GREEN not Cnoer
L 1 307 Gold and Blue and White MARION GREIS. Baritoi"" . C ndel the Moon \I.IRIOR GREEN and CHOR'
L 1308: I love poll a little ALICE AWITA' and TOUR
We are not peQkiug now :ACE >IOFFAT and JOnN CI..\RKI L1309 Going to the Ball MAeIOR GREEN. JoER CI.:\RKE and ROBERT PARI:!:.:
Honour and Love JOHN CLAR).E. Tenn.
DARK BLUE LABEL -12-Inch-Double-Sided. Prices, so- p. 2 of Cover. I" Monsieur Bemnaire " Selection. In Two Fart;
TI!EATRF ORCHESTRA (COU ITICtell by KENNEDY Rum-f;(1 iuln,ýLl.:iuq : Part I.-Finale, Act I ; Red Rote : Honour aal 1.,"x That': a W nlau't Way ; Gold and Blue and White. Part English Maid- ; Houcurs of R'ar ; Beaux and Belli of Bath ; Ro. Rose
7 ,11
ice Minuet W dtz THEATRE Oncxs:;rx.t 'conducted by KENNEDY Rc?
Complete Set of 13 Records in Art Album. Price, set p. 2 of Cover.
" THE SHOP GIRL " (Gaiety Theatre). GREEN LABEL-12-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
F10-1"ß'"' Shy love li you only kncov
F 1 049 of a scrap You know lion midi I love you
F 1030 The Shop Girl The Guards' Brigade
F1051 Brown of Colorado Japanese Duct
F 1 7.Z Over the Hills The Guards' Brigi,de
Fýý- Is itLairi The Popular Poplar Siyeetetuff Sir,.,)
\A\CIE I.OV.aTT attd THORPF. 1ý '' THORPE BATES, It.-l
I:VEi.YN I,.aYr_ a3,1 Roy Ruv, i' I:VELYN LAVE aud Roy RC)YsT,
I;VELYN LAVE andC H tll' ý' ' VELYN LAYH mid CHUI:;
LEONARD MACRAY and CHUIti
.U::BHE \\'AT?ON and ROY Rovs:-
\:LVCIR I.V\'ATT and CHUW- EVELYN I,AVi. and CHO>;i - ALFRED 1,ESIER. Cclttlt'It'"
_\t.IREU I.ESTER. CIAaiP 1i.ý
DARK BLUE LABEL -12-inch---Dowble-81ded. Price, see p. 2 of Cover. - r" The Shop Girl " Selection. In Tine Parts
G:1l-Tl'. HE&TRE ORCHESTRA (c )ndoctell by AR1'HI'R $,'1r,'lr Introducing : Part I.-Opening Chorus, Act 2 ; I;row'n of Col
Japanese Duct ; Finale, Act 1. Part 2. -Over the Hilt. The .S h Girl ; If you only Knew ; My Shy I,ovc ; The Guard, Farad,
.I Revues by Original Artists.
"YOU'D BE SURPRISED" (Alhambra Theatre) with GEORGE ROBEY.
DARK BLUE LABE L-10-inch-Double-S1ded. PACES, see p 2 of Corr. x273 The Green Fly on the Little Tell( a fang INatel Prther) Gr R
All for the Iles I F ;» rt Haael) GEU. 1: 3 27ý I I Hacen't the Faiute,t Ltea 1 ýry1, r & Hr{eh!rrrf!) GEO. R,
licceptfor that t En Rý'"^
1COLI'\1k31 A RECORDS (Greeu anct llark. Blue LJbci_ý) :i'
"ROUND IN 50 " (London Hippodrome) with GEORGE ROBEY. '
DARK BLUE LABEL-10-Inch-Double-sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover. 3l 1 O 1,;ing-Sing GEORGE RODEY 7 1 Nerves +
GEORGE ROBEY
3 A PriSoo Soliloquy GEORGE ROREY
`ec AV i t" I Slea:I ? i.Vo! f, ,;;I Roe:) is ;0 ") Geopo' Ron: Y
"THE PEEP SHOW" (London Hippodrome). DARK BLUE LABEL-10-inch--Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cove..
3037 The Riltie Brigade '\ION % VIVIAN. COnir.liClnl Lena Schmitt Vro-.1 VIVL'N, Come:ii<:lIne
3038 They call me Dolly Warden ANNIE CROFT. 50prcn10 I do like being in Love Dnet ANNIE CROFT and REGtNALD SLI IRLAND
3039 Find me Two Dear Eyes Duet : ANNie CNOFr and REGIN1LD SUARLIN! i 1'rmce of my Heart - ANNIE CROFT, Sopr_uio
Thz Peep Show " Selection. In Tc., Parts LONDON HIPPODROME ORCIIE:ýIR,1 !COIIdI1Cted by JULIAN JON--j
3040 introducing Part 1.-Moon Scene, Act 1 ; Prince of my Heart. Part 2,---'Tae Powder l'utf ; They call me Dolly Varden ; Hello, Little Girlie ; Find ine Two Dear Eyes
"JOHNNY JONES" (Alhambra Theatre). GREEN LABEL-"12-inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
F105 r7 , Its ,tran;e what one can do witl ut GEORGE ROSEv Safety First CFOecE RosrV
F' ýäK It wlouldn't surp:i=.e utc bit G}:JRCE ROSBC A Little House, a Little Honte GEORGE Routy and IVY ST. IIEUER
" THE BING BOYS ARE HERE " (Alhambra). GREEN LABEL-12-Inch-Double-Sided. Price9, see p. 2 of Cover.
! Another little drink wo"Idii t do us any harm 1.,1034- Vü:n.E1 LOlt:uNE, ALFRED LE3TER and GEORi:-E Ronts
I stopped, 1 looked, I Iisteued GEoloa ROBE_Y, Comedian If you were the only girl in the world. and I were the rally boy
L1035 VIOLET LORAINE and GEOwIE Ro,ny, 1 In other words GEORGE RouIV. Coniediau
The Bing Boys are Isere "--Vocal Gems. Iu Two Part COLEnffiLI REVOE Co
L003 Introducing : Part I.-The Kipling Walk ; A Lady of a Thou,,a Charms ; Right side of Bond ctreet ; Another little drink. fart''.-- If you wert' the only boy ; Shepherd's Bush ; I,anguid Melody ; I start nnv day over again
The Bing Boy are Here "-Selections. lu 2 Part= AI.IASIRRA THEATRE 0FCtlESllt.1
L103 I Introducing Part 1. - Dressing Room Scene ; If you were the only boy ; Shepherd's Bush ; I start nnc day over again ; The Bing Bop Part 2.--'Loo Scene ; Kiss Trot. ; Kipling Wall: ; Another little drink Come round London with Inc ; Bund Street ; Oprui:ng Ch,-nu<, Act I
"JUST FANCY" (Vaudeville Theatre). GREEN LABEL-10-Inch-Double-Sided. Prices, see p. 2 of Corer.
F.) , Three Litrie U'urds AIaRG %Rer B.INNLRM yý. äupra!io IAt is Lan I IJORE PLOrcncy. Sol,ra io I know where the Ric, gr Oa a -1d and feust_. :norniuw)
WALTER WILLIAMS, Comedtci FiI've clone with the girl R-.1rrr.R R'ILtr \x,, and Cui nu
The Contralto Burry lxe;rYat, Soprano F7 The Gipsv Warned \Ie, from " The \\ Ili rtigiq " Berrti' Cxesree, Sopnou,
!,-.- ............. . ..........................................................................................................$ee also Musical Comedies and Revues pages 78 to 82.
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SECTION 3- -Pages 58 to 106.
10-in. and 12-in. DOUBLE-SIDED Records.
DARK BLUE LABEL SERIES. Prices on Page 2 Cover.
107508513515516530563568576578582
Regimental Band of H.M. GRENADIER GUARDS. 12-Inch RECORDS.
(Conducted by Captain A. lc'er.r,i.",ýi.. MV.0., Mus. DUC,) Pique Dame" Overture (Sup:,''e)
t " Zampa " Overture (Heroki) Valse Triste (J. SibrDus)
1 Praeludium (Jarnefelt) " Tancredi " Overture (Rossini) - " Roy Bias Overture (Ylendelssolrn) Barcarolle (I schaikowsky)
1 Valse Creole (Tschaikouýsky) (The Burial of Cock Robin (Alarche Grotesque) (Dr. Williams) The Parade of the Tin Soldiers (Leon Jesse)) Rondo I,ontaine (E. Gillett) Noel (Old French Carol) (Theo. Dubois) I; apres midi d'un faune-Prelude (Debussy)
1 Prelude de " L'As_omption "-I.e Dernier Sommeil de In Viesge :11assznel) Mon Coeur est pour toi (Ipve, here is my heart) (Silesu)
( Solace Valse (A. H. Cox) -" 1812 " Overture. In 2 Parts (Tschaikoo- s.y) -Reminiscences of Gounod. In 2 Parts (:or. F. Godfrey)
1 " Raymond " Overture (Thomas) 1 " The Barber of Seville " Overture (Rossuri)
COLUMBIA RECORDS (Dark Blue Label) 59
H.M. GRENADIER GUARDS (12-inch Records)-continued. ) " La Boheme " Selection. In 2 Parts (Puccinil
5 817 Introducing : Part I.---Act 2, Introduction ; The Bohemians ; Rudolph', 11 Song ; Rudolph and Marcel Duet ; Dance, Act 4. Part 2.-Scha: hard.
Act 1 ; Musetta's Song ; Tattoo, Act 2 ' A Midsummer Night's Dream " Selection. In 2 Parts (Mendelssohn)
Introducing : Part I.-Opening Overture ; Nocturne ; Dance of Clowns, 6Q 1 Finale of Overture. Part 2.-Scherzo ; Chorus of Fairies ; Bottom's
March ; Wedding March The Meistersingers" Selection. In 2 Parts (Wagner)
610 {
Introducing : Part 1.--Prelude. Part 2.-Dance of the Apprentices, Prize Song ; Finale of the Overture
Reminiscences of Sullivan. In 2 Parts (are. W. lVinterbottom) 612 Introducing: Martyr of Antioch v^ Trial by Jury; H.M.S. Pinafore;
D." T..1.,..4L.e. n f ..F .ý.,t Sb,,,.." T,,I
,NhP
621625626631696697744751752S44S49La Gazza Ladra Overture (The 'Magpie Thief) (Rossini) Pique Dime Overture (Suppe)
I Ballet Egyptien (Luigini) (I .Allegro; (2) Allegretto
-- (3) Andante Sostenuto ; (4) Andante and Allegro Surprise Symphony-Andante (Haydn) With Verdure Clad, front " The Creation " (Haydn)
With Clarinet Solo by SERCT. COXSUITE : Caucasian Sketches (Equisses Caucasiennes) (Ivanov)
I No. 1.-In the Gore : No. 2.-Iu the Village Street No. 3.-In the Mosque ; No. 4.--Procession o! the Sirdah
On the Quarter-Deck-March (K. J. Alford, March-Ellesmere (J. E. Grace) Ballet Suite " A=canio " (Saint Sams)
;In Four Parts) Parts 1 and 2 Part 3-I,ove appears to Psyche Part 4.-Ensemble
Les Sirens Val::e (Waldlenfel) j Les Patineurs Valse (Waldleufei)
Jeunesse Doree Valse I IYaldteufel) 1 Bien aintes Valse (Wallten/el)
Conducted by Lieut. GEORGE MILLER.The Beggar's Opera" Selections. In 2 Parts (Gay-Austin)
Introducing : Part 1.-Fill Every Glass ; 0 Polly, You Might have 927 Toyed; O Ponder Well; Pretty Polly, Say. Part 2. -:,et Us Take
The Road ; Interlude ; Before the Barn Door Crowing ; Come, Sweet Lass ; Were I Laid on (4reenland's Shore ; Thus I Stand Like the Turk.
Haddon Hall-Selections. In 2 Parts (.Sullivan) Introducing :Part 1.-Finale, Act 2 ; Grand Old Days of Yore ; When
936 the Budding Bloom of May ; To-day it is a Festal Day. Part 2.-First Impressions ; Concerted Movement, Act 2 ; To thine own Heart be True; Finale.
W. H. Squire's Popular Songs Selection. In 2 Parts. Of'. 11. Sgnirr) 939 Introducing : Part L -A Sergeant of the Line ; If I Might Come to You
It The Corporal's Ditty ; I n an Old-fashioned Town. Part -The Toast Mountain Lovers ; Pals ; Wlua you Come Home.
10-Inch RECORDS. Conducted by Captain A. R'lLr.r.1Ms, M.V.O., Mus. Die.
2 X57 Tales of Hoffmann " (Offenbach) Part 1.--Barcarolle ; Past 2.-(a) Minuet ; (b) Valse
Princess Ida" Selection. In 2 Parts (Sullivan)
2894 J
Introducing : Part 1.-Opening Chorus ; Expressive Glances ; Goddess Rise ; This Helmet ; Finale. Part 2. -Woman of Wit ; The World is but a broken toy; Rum-turn-turn
2929 Liselotte-Nir de Ballet (L. Adani) Lancelot-Air de Ballet (L. Adam)
2933 Le Lac do Cygnes, Ballet Music (Tschaikowsky) I.-Valse; 2.-(a) Swan Dance ; (b) Hungarian Dance
2950 Sylvia" Ballet (Delibes) Part 1.-Pizzicato ; Part 2.-Valse
2951 �
Part 1.-March I Ilerodiade " Ballet Music-Phccnician Dance (Massenet;
Maritana " Selection. In Four Parts (Wallace) 2967 Part 1.-Finale, Act 2. Part 2.-Iýet me like a soldier fall ; Opening Chorur. Act 1
*968 f Part I.-Ial Alas. those Chimes ; if,, oh, what Pleasure. Part 4.-(a) Scenes that are Brightest ; (t' Willi Rapture Glvw'ng
60 COLUUPI-A RECORDS (Dark ßlua Label;
H.M. GRENADIER GUARDS (10-inch Records)-continued.
3O°2 .Argandab March (.S. Tl;o,upaon; The New Colonial March (.4. B. Hall)
The Mikado" Selection. In 2 farts (Sullivan) Introducing : Part 1.-The Lord Ifigh Executioner : A Wandering
3041 Minstrel ; Braid the Raven Hair ; Flowers that Bloom in the Spring. Part 2.-Three little Maids ; Tit-Willow ; For He's going to Jiarrv Yum-Yum ; Finale
II Trovatcre " Selection. In 2 Parts (Verdi) 3041g Introducing: P;irt 1.-Ah. Mother, I taust not l alter; Jfiserere. Pat
2-Shake the Dice Box ; Home to our Mountain; ; Thou bringest the Eventful Hour
The Gondoliers" Selection. In 2 Parts (Salii:'an) Introducing : Part I -The Merriest Fellows are \V : Take a Pair of
3065 SparklingEyes: Gavotte; A Regular Royal Queen. Part 2.-Here we are et the Risk of our Lives ; No Possible Doubt Whatever ; Ali. ins You Men Rill Never Understand ; Dance the Cachuca
Rigoletto" Selection. In 2 Parts (Verdi) 3076 Introducing : Part 1.-Introduction, Act 2 ; In my heart all are equally
cherished Now hope renewed is glowing : Farewell, my, own love. Port 2.--Quartette, Fairest Daa titer of the Graces
3087 March of the Mountain Gnomes (R. Filenlmrg) The 11211 in the Black Forest (R. Pilenbeeg)
3098 1 The Vanished Army, March (K J. A(ped) T'reciosa, March Of. Dererv)
.ý 1 OZ The Contemptibtes, March L. R. Slirnley) pia' Steadfast and True. Afarch (C. Teske)
31 12 Come beck to my Homeland Troop (Hamill:);) (a) Royal Artillery Match; (b) Garb of Old Gaul (Scots Guards) March
Conducted by Lieut. GEOItGF MILLER.
lolanthe " Selection. In 2 Parts (Sullivan) 3152
- Introrducing : Part 1.-Chorus of Fairies ; Chorus of Peers ; Sent: c'- Song. Part 2.-Trio, Tempi) dc Valse ; Ott. Foolish Pay ; Finale Choirs-
Chrktm'rs-Tine in Merrie England. In 2 Parts (Tbeu.lore Bennett) lutroducing: Part I.-Christmas live; Clmrch Bells; The tVait- Mistl;_toe Bough; God Rest Ye, Merry Gentlemen; Christmas Ch:iur -: 3184 H irk! the Her dd Angels . il lie
2.-Flail, ;smiling Morn Arrival of coach and Visitor
¢; The Grace (Doxology) ; Roast Beef of
Old England ; Children s Dance in the Barn ; Auld Lang Syne ; We Won't go Home till Morning.
31.93 ) TheSss' y Lancers. Figure 1 1 RFCoRDFD UNDER I'er(sov.v. I Figure 2 SUPERVISION OF CIIM,. D'\1.RERr
3194 Figures 3 and 4 VICE-PRas., IMPERtti. ýocirrv Figure 5
J or 1) N VC;'. 1'I ACHERS.
3195 Schottische: Fiop.Scotch I'Aka : See Me Dance
3 1 SO -Masaniello Overture. In 2 Parts (Aubrr 3209 --Ballet Rasse (Lui;iui) (1) Czardts; (2) V ,ti1-ente: 3210-!Lallet Ruse (3) Mazurka; (4) Marche Ra--c
," H.M.S. Pinafore- Selection. In 2 Parts Ijulü..rn,.I Intro:lucin2: Part 1.-We Sail the Ocean 111-� . 1.1W I:uttciran
3239 1 Give Three Cheers; When I was it I,ad. Part E.-Gaily -rri ¢:? S,rrv His Lot ; For He IIimýelf has said it Never Mind the Win mi,l
l Wherefore. "iý60 , I.ir.t Suite, in "E" flat (Gustav Holst)
Part I.-Chaeonne; Part 2.-Intermezzo Part 3-Mars 3261
Marche Militaire (.Shubcrtl i " Rudligore " Selections. In Two P. rti , Sullivan(
32771 Introducing : Part 1.-Fot She is it Stuart Little Craft ; Had I the f,ov' fair is Rose as Bright is May Part 2.-The Battle's Roar is Over When Thoroughly Tired ; When a fan has been a Naughty Baronet.
T'ir Pirates of Penzance " Selection. In 2 Parts (Sullivan) 32 K 7 Introducin7 v Part 1.-Pirates' Chorus ; Ali, le.i ve me not ; Here',
First-rate Opportunity. Part 2.--Poir Wauylerin One; I'olieernaa S)ne, ; Whin the Foýýuen Bire= !Ti-' -;G'6.
t I UNIRIA RECORDS (Dark Blue Label) 61
Regimental Band of His Majesty's SCOTS GUARDS. Conducted by Lieut. F. W. ROOD.
12-Inch RECORDS.
Overture Rienzi '(Wagne,ý O(i i,verturr 1912" (TselwikooskvI ROV%i GUARDS Bain
it Peer Gvnt Suite (Griegi -Part 1.-Morning Part 2.-Tire Death of Ase
Part 3.-Anitra , Dance Part 4.-D.mce of the Imps in the Hall of the Mouut iin Kings
Fin4mdia-?ono Poem Jan Sibelius) Light Cavalry O«rture (Suppe)
-n-a, National Anthem or the auic= Trance, Kussm, neIgnu, ,japan nun Britain)
Regimental Marches of the Brigade of Guards (Grenadiers, Scots. Irish and Coldstream Guards)
i Pomp anvl Circumlance March ýir L:'.ar. tlgar! Matche l.otraine (Game) PRINCE'S MILITARY BA\t'
10-Inca RECORDS.
I S8 1 Weymouth Chimes-with Chimes /..C. ila,,- ilil Bell of St. Malo-with Chimes (Rinr;er)
1402 Nell Gwyn Dances-No. I. Country Dance (Ed, tnf German) I Nell Gwyn Dances-No. 2, Pastoral Dance
I09 Nell Gwyn Dances-No, 1,'[errvmakers Dance Humoresryne (Anion Dvorak.)
514 9 \i"ee Macgregor Patrol (H. G. A met:cl March Past of '.It( Brigade--Descriptive (arr. E. Hesse) KIN(''s )IIFITARY Bt.
(God Save the King and Rule Britannia " (Soldiers of the Klug and Tommy Atkins March
Patriotic Airs- In 2 Party (.filbert IF. ketelbbey, arr.j Introducing Part 1.--" The British Grenadier," "Cock, o' the North.-
1639 " Wcaring o' the Green." " .Ash Grove." and " Rule Britannia." Part 2 - "Garry Osten," " Menof Itarlech." " Dear Little Shamrock," " Blue Bells ni FMtland." " Red. \Vhite rust Blue " and " God Save the King "
The Mikado " Selections. In 2 Parts !!swan) Introducing Part l.-Opening Chorus, "Behold the Lord High
F ä 16 Executioner," " Taken from the County Jail," .. Three Little Maids from Ss hoot." Part "2.--" The Flowers that Bloom in the Spring"
Madrigal," " Brightly Dawn- out Wedding Day (Chri-tmas Memories-In 2 Parts
Introducing the Carols-" The Mist -Nowell,"
' Goad Christian Men 736 Rejoice," Good King \Venceslas," " A Child this Day is Born," " God
from on High path Heard." " See Amid the Winter Snow " (with Bells), God Rest ye, Merry Gcatletncn." " I Heat along the Street"
Christmas Ilymn -In 2 Parts Introducing Cluistians Awake." ' Ten Thonsauds 'Lime= Ten Thou-
a37 and." " 0, Come. All Ye Faithful' (with Bells. " Upward Christian 1 Roldiets," " Hark, the Herald Angels Sing." " While Shepherds
Watched." " Saviour Lord," " Once in Royal David's City,"' " Old Hundredth "
j Poet and Peasant Overture-Part I (aiu pi) e hJ
j Poet and Pca`ant Overture-Part 2 (Subj'i) Stars and Stripes for Ever 'March (Sousa) Washington Grtiys March (Grafulla) KING'S MILITARY BAND " The Gondoliers " Selections--In E Parts (Sullivan)
SN3 Introducing : Part 1.-" For the Merriest Fellows are We," " There Lived a King," " Take a Pair of Sparkling Eym" Part 2-Finale, Act 1, ' Gavotte," " No Possible Doubt Whatever." " Cachucha
The Policeman's Holiday- One Step (Erring) I Just Put-hin' Round--with Vocal Chorus (Hager) PRINCE'S CONCERT It AND
11ng ( The Bells Waltz (I,es Cloches Valse)-with Bells (l aitrr Purtride) Valse Royale-with Bells (1I741ter Partridge)
elc21 J Light of Foot March (C. Latanne) I With Sword and Lance March (Ile, manne Starke)
ya (57R Entry of the Gladiators March (J. Fucik)
62 COLUMBIA RECORDS (Dark Blue Label)
H.M. SCOTS GUARDS (10-inch Records)-continued.
2201 f"The Mikado" Lancers-Figs. I and 2 (Sullivan, are. Winterbouom) t ' The Mikado " Lancers-Figs. 3 and 1
2202 The Mikado" Lancers--Fir. 5 My Pretty Peggy (Newcomb; PRINCE'S CONCERT BAN,.
(Three Dances from Henry VIII. (E. Germ n) 2321 (a) " Morris Dance "
(b) " Shepherd's Dance 2322 (c) " Torch Dance"
-1 Love in Arcady-Serenade IHatda Wood! Patience "elections. In 2 Parts (Ss lt)ssn)
Introducing : Part 1.-" Behold yourself like This," " When I fast put 2 342 this Uniform on," " Sad is that Woman's Lot," " Soldiers of the Queen." Part 2.-" Prithee, Pretty Maiden," " Love is a Plaintive Soug," " The Silver Churn "
2358 (Birthday Serenade (Liacke) 4 T?n pea d'Amour (A Little Love--A Tittle Kiss) (Silesu) PRINCE'S ORCH.
2373 (The Russian Church Parade--with Chimes (Partridge) British Imperial Chimes-with Chimes (Partridge)
(" Yeoman of the Guard "-Selection. In 2 Parts (Sullivan) 2409 Introducing Part 1.-Strange Adventure; To thy fraternal Care.
Part 2.-What a tale of Cock and Btdl ; Oh, the tales ; Finale, Act 1 I have a Song to Sing. 0
2446 ` Soldiers' Chorus, from " Faust " (Gounod) (Pilgrims' Chorus, from " Tannhauser " (Wagner) (It's a long way to Tipperary-March (Judge and Williams) 2460 - Rule Britannia (Dr. Arne)With
Vocal Choruses by WM. IiaRROROUCtt 2461 1 The Entente Cordiale March (Shipley Douglas)
I Namur March (W. V. Richards) 2463 Onward. Christian Soldiers (Sullivan) With ROBERT HowE, S. rlo, Eternal Father, Strong to Save (Dykes) With ROBERT HOWE, Soloist 2472 J
(Three Blind .Mice--Humorous Fantasy (Adolph Lotter) The Kilties' Kourtship-Humoresque G. Mackenzie) Our Empire-In 2 Parts (Chas. Godfrey, arr.)
Introducing : Part 1.-England (Red, White and Blue) ; Scotland (The Campbells are Coming) ; Ireland (Love's Young Dream) ; Wales (Let Now the arp) ; Australia (Old Brown Pants) ; Canada (La Belle
2476 Canadien Part 2.-New Zealand (Far from the Old Folks at Home); 1 India (A Good Time Coming, Throwrani Roop) ; South Africa (The Miner's Dream) ; Burmah (On the Road to Mandalay) ; Hong Kong (The Feast of
Lanterns) ; Home Again (The Sailor's Hornpipe, Rule
Britannia) (March Past of the Allies (Albert 1V. Kelelbey)
2477 With FRENCH, BELGIAN, RussiaN and BRITISH CHORUS Father of Victory -March (Louis Ganne)
2478 (Carry on Patriotic March (J. Ord Hume) Pomp and Circumstance March (Sir Edre'ard F_lenr)
2479 Regiment of Sambre and Meuse March (Rous`iV
t Marche Lorraine (Louis Ganne)
2491 Raymond Overture-Part 1 (Thomas) Raymond Overture-Part 2 (Thomas) Sussex by the Sea-March (with Vocal Ch,)rn?'s by WV. IIARacROCCitt
2540 - (IV. Ward-Higes; I Light Cavalry Overture (Suppe)
For King and Country 'Descriptive Fanta-.ia). In-2 Parts (arr. J. Ord. Hume(
. Illustrating the life of a soldier in Kitchener's Army. Part I.-" Fall in "-The Young Recruit ; One of the " King's Own " ; Here Upon ^uard Am I ; " Lights Out';); " A March Out "-Here we are again : The Big Drum Major ; We on't Want to Fight ; "Mobilization "--
*556 Keep the Home-fires Burning " Till the Boys Come Home " ; Tramp, Tramp, Tramp ; A Life on the Ocean Wave ; A Welcome Arrival in France, " Partant pour la Syrie." Part 2.-British Grenadiers land) ; St. Patrick's Day (Ireland) ; Men of Harlech (Wales) ; IfielanrI Laddie (Scotland) ; " An Alarm " ; " Ready for Action " ; True Till Death ; " Battle music"
; Three Cheers for the Red. White and Blue; Adieu, Fair France ; La Marseiituise ; Rule Britannia
, $ ET 7 I The Australian Patrol (IV. R. Kerr r) Commonwealth March (Cyril Roc)
(C'LL'MRIA RECORDS (Dark Blue Label)
ROYAL GUARDS BAND. 12-Inch RECORDS.
E 01 Grand March. from " Tannhauser " (lf'ugcer)
r Coronation March, from " The Prophet " (:tfeyerbeer)
05 Morning, Noon and Night Overture (Suppe) 1 Poet and Peasant Overture (Suppe)
1 0(; Overture " 1812 " (Tschaikowsky) Overture ° Rienzi " (Wagner) H.M. SCOTS GUARDS BASD
08 Selections from " T,a BohSme " (Puccini) i Selections from " Madame Butterfly " (Puccini)
log ( Selections from La Traviata " (Verdi) Selections from " Rigoletto " (Verdi)
117 Selections from The Merry \Vidow " (Lehar) The Merry Widow Waltz (Lehar)
{ " Tannhauter " Selections. In 2 Parts (Wagner) 11%0 ,
Introducing : P.:rt 1.-Pilgrim's Chorus ; Thou Goddess of Lo- Return, 0 Minstrel. Part 2.-Elizabeth's Greeting ; Finale, Act I 0 Star of live
1 87 ! Dead March in " Saul " (Handel) I Funeral March (Marche Funebre) (Chopin)
THE GARDE REPUBLICAINE BAND OF FRANCE. 12-inch RECORDS. 635
-" Le Roi de Lahore " Overture. In 2 Parts (Massuze:) 637-The Carnival of Venice (aith variations). In 2 Parts (Thomas)
1ºi)=4 SCENES PITTORESQUES (Massenet) : 1.--March. 2.-Air do Ballet 3.--The Angelus 4.-Fete Boherne
1)92 1 SCENES ALSACIENNES .liossenc) J Fi I Part 1-Sunday Morning ; Part 2.-Au Cabaret
693 , Part 3.-Sunday Evening i Part 4.--Rctrait Frain:aise (The French Retreat)
785 1,E DEn N PIGEONS (Mensager) : I. Scene et pas des deux Pigeons ; 2.-Theme and Variations
7R6 4 3.-Divertissement4.-Finale
'+33-Henry VIII.. Ballet Music (Saint-Saeas). Parts I and 2
S34- Parts :i and 4
10-Inch RECORDS.
38 ! La Reve Paste-March (G. Brier, art. G. Pares) Ise Tout Paris-March (A. Loger)
7 ) 3 "' n les Aura March (We've got 'em) (Bourgeois' The Great Little Arm,- M:.rclt (A!/ard) NATJ0N4L MILITARY BAND
Band of the ROYAL ITALIAN MARINES (80 Performers) Conducted by Cav. C. AGHEMO.
12-inch RECORD. 460 -linmont-Overture. In 2 Parts (Beethoven)
10-Inch RECORD.
A350 La Traviata-Prelude to Act 4 (Verdi) N ibelungen March (ll ogsncr
BRITISH GUARDS BAND. 10-inch RECORDS.
(a 7 d \\ illianr Tell " Overture, Part I," At Dawn " 'R-se-i', William Tell " Overture, Part 2, " The Storm
1073 Wi',.liam Tell " Overture, Part 3, " The Oahu William Tell " Overture, Part 4, " Finale
168 God Save the King (Carey) La Marseillaise (Rouget de !'Isle)
A469 Belgian National Anthem: La Brabaucolune (CarnCenhonl) Rule Britannia (Dr. A rime)
2-170 Russian -National Anthem i Sr;tim', -National
An tu m : R;=_c. O S_r'oians
G4 CULL'\IBIA RLCOIZL)ý; (Dark Blue Label
PRINCE'S MILITARY BAND. 12-Inch RECORD.
443 (Bersaglieri Match (Italian R:aemeu) (Strict March Time) (Eilenberg) l March of the Little Pierrots (Strict March Time) (Bose)
THE ELLERY BAND (50 Performers). 12-inch RECORDS.
2S6
1 Serenades, Les Millions d`Arliquin (Hrige) Minuet Boccherini (Bocrherin ii ACo,1-Wind
Zýi Sextette. from Lucia" (Doni:rui) Mi-errre, from Il Troyatore " (Verdi,
:ass On Tip-Toe be
.Inge!is). Polka del lie Angelis (De Angelis)
P89 The Little Vnglish Girl "March Helle Ce.sej 1 A March of Homage (IVag):?r) PRINCE'S Au.txn t o zcr:x r B lst
10-inch RECORDS. (Serenade d'Amour (F. Viol Bloi:) I Jolly Vello+cs Waltz-with effects (Vollstatlt)
K37 Salome Intermezzo (IVnt. Lorraine) The Soug of the Village Women (Conxtanti,w)
I[ s 5s 1 Old Comrades March (('. Teike) National Emblem March (E. E. Baglevi Ii[ýc's \In.rr ARC It
3.7.ý ( Spring Song (]lnulelssohn) 't Chaconne (Durant)
St. HILDA COLLIERY PRIZE BAND. Winners of the World's Brass Band Clrr.mpion<hip Tr,-php 192ti :w,! 1 I3.
10-inch RECORDS. William Tell-- Part I i Rossini-IV. Rimmrr.". 21 William Tell---Part 2 Rossini It. Rimmer, or.t
2 I 30 t Death or Glory March iR. B. H,di; Conqueror March (J. Aloorhouse)
,ý i .. f Queen of the West March (IV. Rim nten i Slaidbutn March (11' Rimemer)
232 ( Forward the Guard, March (IV. Rinune) ! Avondale March (Eugene Vern<'rf
4339 Federation March (J. H. Carter) lmperiou- March it). R. Caere,)
Fm Cornet }o:oa ht I. Hilda Ba,ui Conv:l:d. ser iorier eirllnu 1. tieock. p.igr
NATIONAL MILITARY BAND. 12-inch RECORD.
928 Maximilian Hoirespicrr --0vi/me. In _ ('art. (1.11'! /) (.\n episod.- Req, t of "retrut)
10-inch RECORDS. 1056 Liberty licit March !snrrsaý
Cnder the Double E:igle March (1Vapner i:r'i'l, it Ans -it Chorus, from" 11 Trovatore" (Verdi) 10 or ýSelections from" it Trovatore" (Verdi)
076 The Birfls and the Brook-with Bird huitatiuna (Slui!., The Jolly Cnpprvcmith--with Anvil and Vocal effects (Pere. i
$ O S \Va?hington Po March jSousa)
I El Calat: ii March tsous it 2749 !The Stars and Stripas f--r Ever -- Lach (salsa
National Lmblcnl \L,rch fba lei
SOUTHPORT CORPORATION MILITARY BAND. Coed 0(d b'- AIR. WILLIAM RININIER.
12-Inch RECORD. 42.3 Rachin,, iinutt Prelude. Op. I ( Rath utarr is)IJ.
'lets str:utmme iLis'C
PRINCE'S GRAND CONCERT BAND. Conducted bs- CII:a-. A. PRINCE.
12-Inch RECORDS.
1 79 Carmen " Seieetinuu. Part I 'Bit t) "' Carmen " Seleclious. Par, ! (Bird)
F49 Intermezzo " Cavall-ria RuSticana "-Introduciu! Harp Ii's,.t;ni Romeo an-1 juliet " Selections (Goaaodl
x.29 IIu,i_"rau Rhap=ods Na. 2-Part 1 ll.ist: Ifuur.aria a Rh tp-o,iy, No. '_'-Part '
, I is_ry
( , ýý ('-Nl I ',I X R, E( ORDS ý L)JI-i, H I o I-ibf-!
PRINCE'S BAND (12-inch Records)-continuzd. `ß37 ! Overture to " William Tell "- Part 1. At Dawn (Rossini)
t Overture to " William Tell "--Part 2. The Storm (Rossini) 238 (Overture to "William fell "-Part 3, The Cahn (Rossini
i Overture to " William Tell "--Part 4. Finale ( Rossini
-46 Pomp and Circumstance March, No. I (Elga; War March of the Priests. from " Ath:alie "-(M,'ndelssohn
-ý i The Ride of the V:dkyries from " Die Walkilre " (I Fame,;.
)larch Slav Tschaiko;csky)
-i _i9 Isle d'Amonr--Hesitation \\:dtz (f?dwards, Dreaming--Heitatiou Waltz (Joaxce) It's a Long Way to Tipperary--One Step ill'illi uns) \Ctrn \IE\'? CHORUS { Medley of Old Song,--One Step (arr. M..tindlh) :
.134 i Introducing : Annie Laurie ; Ben Bolt ; Old Fol:<s at Hume : Then You'll Remember Me ; Minstrel Boy ; The Harp that Once ; Auld lang Syne
ýD :i7 ! By Heck, Fox-Trot (Henry( Good-bye Girls, I'm Through-One Step (Caryl!)
4i 1 4 ( l'tide .neath the Stars-Fox Trot (Spencer) Down Home in Tenne=see- )nc-Step (Donnlason)
(ý 7 1 (A Brokzu Doll--Fox-Trot ',1'.-v. It'. Talei The Sunshine of your Smile -\\ alt z. (Rav) PRIe cc's . 1RCl1E 1!z
"ý So ; '1'ntgo Bonita-Tango Tune., !.and-Tango
LONDON REPERTOIRE BAND. 12-inch RECORD.
aý;:ý Stv ace-Ouc-Step !Gersrhmin; 1:1 Relicario-One-Step (Padilla)
10-inch RECORDS. 1921 Popular Songs Medley, Parts I and 2
Introducing: - Part 1.-Stvnnee : Blushing "Moon : Love sends a Eift 3009 of roses; Too many girl-. Part 2.--Italiano; ESverycue call, me Tarzan ; Just for me and 3l:trv ; Playing se and fiddle. (Incidenta I Choruses by STEWART MORTON)
Iii t Popular tiongs Medley. Part 3 and 4 Iutrnduc:ng : Part 3.--He'd say Oo-lada Wee-wee ; Blowing Bubbles
3(D(11 Let the rest of the wor'.d go by ; Oh. what a difference the Navc'- made. I'art r.-Beautiful iltdo ; Tell me ; Oh. what a Pt r.va» M i'v Open y, "ur heart (Choruse- by Src.u U1 Mai rus
LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, Conducted by EUGENE GOOSSENS.
12-Inch RECORDS. 90 1 Cophelia Ballet (Delibes) : (a) Entr'acte and Valae. h; fuel d and ?Lia.u k.ý 1)02
-"The Bronze Horse "-ovrrture. In 2 Parts (Auber`
t)( )S 11 AegTet(, di Susanna The dccret of Suzanne) Overture ,,Il ,If v, ,¢,i Scenes Iliatorique. No. 3-Festivo (Sitdf rs-Op 2.i. No. 3)
914 (The Jewels of the \fadotuia-Intermezzi (F.. 11'u7,ß-Ferrari). Pan Introduction, Act 11. Part 2.-Introduction, Act III.
916 -Paul Jones-Selection. In 2 Parts (Planquelte)
918 -Crown Diamonds Overture. In 2 Parts. (Auber)
121 1 he Caliph of Bagdad-Overture (Bnieldieu) Ilabanera (Ck<abrier)
923 --I,e Roi 1'a Mt- Overture. In 2 Parts (Delibes)
;);j9 --1.a Perichole-Selection. In 2 Parts (Offenbach)
LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, Conducted by RUTLAND BOUGHTON in his own work.
12-Inch REOORD.
y;n The Immortal Flow (Rutland Boughlon)- { (.,) The Lore Diet ; lb Pae e 47 h0T11
66 Ci)LL'\1131 \ RECORDS (L,ark Blue La, "
COURT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. (Conducted by ALBEFr W. lcr .s.: HI V
12-inch RECORDS. 183
_ý The Druid's Prayer Valse (Gordon Da::;r;;;j
i Valse Septembre (Felix Godin) 203 -Overture " Mignon "-Tu 2 Parts (Thonia,0 204 Brahms' Hungarian Dances-No. 5 (Johannes b'o.o,%..::
Brahms' Hungarian Dances-No. It (Johannes Bra (Schuhert's Unfinished Symphony in " B " minor - 244 J 1st Movement : Allegro moderato (Schubert)
2nd Movement : Andante con moto (.Schubert`: 247 Faust" Ballet Music-1st Movement : Allegretto
Faust " Ballet Music-2nd Movement : Adagio !Guam .1; 273 -" Rosamunde " Overture. In 2 Parts (Schubert) 296 -Overture to " Tannhauser." In it Parts (Wagner) 424 -" Der Freischutz " Overture. In 2 Parts ((Veber) 476 -" Orfeeaux ßnfers " Overture. In it Parts (Orpheus in Hade=j G,Jr:"'",;
664 f In a Monastery Garden (with Vocal Chorus) (Albert W. Ketelbey) i Destiny Waltz (Baynes) PtuiCa's
Faust " Selection. In 2 Parts (Go:nwd) t89 Introducing: Part 1.-Careless, idle Maiden Red or White It,
Highborn and gentle Maid; Light as air. Part 2.-'Gainst the!: <-r of evil ; Gentle flowers in the dew ; Soldiers' chorus
Madame Butterfly "-Selections. In 2 parts (Puccini) 712 Introducing, Part 1.-Introduction, Act I ; Ist love or fancy ? Flni'<°
i that cherry tree till every flower ; Finale, Act 2. Part 2.-Wed'Ic:ý Chorus ; Farewell. 0 Happy Home ; One Fine Day
844 Three Dale Dance- (founded on Yorkshire Folk Tunes) (Arthur Wood!. 2 Parts
S96 Ina Persian Market !Descriptive) (Albert IF. Ketelbesi With VoC.ü. Cu" In Venice (Descriptive) (Gatty Sellars) With VOCAL Cnoatrs and (e.. -,"
e (A Musical Jig-Saw. In 2 Parts (.4. Win. Aston)
148 1 Introducing over fifty classical and other airs. .\ b ltet of the titles in the order played is given free with the r, r I
COURT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, Conducted by NORMAN O'NEILL in his own work.
12-Inch RECORDS. 941 Mary Rose-Incidental Music: ( Y,,es,an <)'Neil:' In 4 Part-.
1.-Prelude and Call; 2 --Lrtermerzo. No. I ; 942 - 3.-Intermezzo, No. 2; 4.--(a) !hr Call of the Island ; ; h ! P i cl i .Acs
UNION SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. 12-inch RECORD.
FOUR INDIAN LOVE LYRICS (Amy Woo d,'ord. I ic. 597 (a) The Temple Bells (b) fens than the n -t (c) Kashmiri Song (a) Till I Wake
PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA OF NEW `i'ORX. 12-inch RECORD. 743-Fifth Symphony--Andante. InL Parts (Bee!hoacn'
MILAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (59 Performers). (Conducted by Mai'. RO Ro:.t.t'sr'
12-inch RECORDS. 442 -" La Traviata "-Fautasia. In 2 Parts II*e,4, 450 -" Semiramide "-Fantasia. In 3 Parts (Rossini " 433 Lohengrin "-Introrluction. Act 3 (['eigner
" Tannhauser "-Fantasia (Wagner) 471 -Parsifal: Prelude (Vorspiel). In 2 Parts (li'rrsr, 472 -Parsifal: Good Friday Music (Charfreitagszau''or:. In P;u!=ill's,- 4 83 1 Isolde's Love Song (Liebestod) from " Tristan
,u:1 Isolde " ' ll- a?rr" Ride of the Valk Ties, from " Die Walkure " (Wagner) 487 -Tschaikowskv's
Fifth Symphony (" I? " minor). Parts I am'. _ 488 -Tscbaikowsky's Fifth Symphony (" E " minor). Parts :1 :md 4. 573 -" Poet and Peasant " Overture. In 2 Parts (S,ripr)
1 OLL'MBIA RECORDS (Dark Blue Label) ü'
ROYAL SERBIAN TAMBOURITZA ORCHESTRA. 10-Inch RECORD.
1,:,,-,ovo Waltz Italian Fox-Trot (Di Napoli) (Romr:i) LA NUOVA ORCHESTRA
THE RUSSIAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. 12-Inch RECORD.
499 Titfs 'krenade (Till) Tr;lume Dreams) (Wagner)
THE HAYDN ORCHESTRA. 12-Inch RECORD.
147 Barest lie, from " Tales of Hoffman " (Offenbach', ') Rui,instein's Melody in " F " (Rubi'tstein)
THE HARROGATE MUNICIPAL ORCHESTRA. Conducted by Mr. JULIAN CLIFFORD.
Issued under the auspices and by Authority of the Harrogate Corporation. 10-Inch RECORDS.
PEER GYNT" SUITE (Grier) 2686
-, No. l.-Morning No. 2.-The Death of Ase
ti 7 No. 3.- -Anitra's Dance 1 No. 4.-Dance of the Imps in the Hail of Mountain Kings
EMILIO COLOMBO'S SAVOY ORCHESTRA. 10-inch RECORDS.
3085 ) The Shining Moon (Rusiun Folk Song' ( Sleigh Drive at Night (Rti=sian Folk Song)
3086 Faded Chrvsanthemum3 (Russian Folk Song) Kasbek (Russian Folk Song)
THE SAVOY ORCHESTRA. 10-Inch RECORDS.
.A 64S The Boatmen on the V olgs L. K,ein) Russian Cradle Song (ace. L. Frei,
( You'd be surprised, Fox-Trot (Be'lin) SAVov DANCE ORCHESTRA 2971
- And he'd say Oo-la-la, Wee-wee-One or Two-Step (Ruby ani fessel SAVOY DAxcE ORCHEiTRA
CASINO ORCHESTRA. 10-Inch RECORDS.
1703 s:ciszos (Ethelbert Neein) file G-v_Dance, Intermezzo (Every Little Movement) (Hvschna)
11G Nights of Gladness Waltz (C. IV. Ancliffe) ( Cnntemplaticn (Julian Kt'ndt)
""372 Carissimo (Sir EtdaýurI Flgar) j Rendezvous intermezzo (.4leller) PRINCE'S ORCHESTRA
755 Smiles, then Kisses, Waltz (Ancliffel Sweet Delusion Waltz (Silesu)
1ý3 }2 A Desert Romance (Albert R'. Ketelbey) -Conducted by the composer. ISerenata (Toselli)
ALBERT W. KETELBEY'S FAMOUS "TANGLED TUNES" (a melodious medley of multitudinous musical movements)
played by the CASINO ORCHESTRA. 10-Inch RECORDS.
'-'423 J Tangled I unes -Part I (,''r. ?'Pert W. Ketelbey) 1 Tangled T'rnes-Part :S
,' 124 r Tangled Tunes-Part S i Tangled Tunes--Part 4
printed s'if giren with the records Provides a cornPlete list nJ the 104 Melodies in their correct order as placed in the records.
JACOB'S TROCADERIANS. 10-Inch RECORDS.
27 ,13 (There's a long, long Trail (Fllivtt) I Underneath the Stars (Spencer)
2774 ! Any Time's Kissing Time, from " Chu-Chir.-Chow " (i. Karte;;) Wouderftd Girl, wonderful Boy, \V )uderful Time (Na: D. Aver)
fiä CULU\Z$L1 RECORDS (bark Nut, Label
HERMAN FINCK and HIS ORCHESTRA. 12-Inch RECORDS.
Ctsse-\oi:rtte" Suite (7sehelkor<:e,'ayj 467- Overture iii, ure
Marche 468 (a) D.urse de la Fee Dragee; (G) Daase des Mill tots
(a) Dause Chinoise ; (6) Dause Russe. Trepek 469 Dause .irabe Valle des Fleurs X75 Melodious Memories (Put-Pourri) (arr. Herman Finck)
Psrts I and 2 879- Parts 3 and 4
.1 priakrd slip 5'ican with the records provides e cc;,:Sic' hs! "'ze ace ,dies in their order as p!^ "r ed.
OLD ENGLISH FOLK DANCES-Played by PRINCE'S BAND THL; revir al of Morris and outer Folk Dance's has led to au immcuse interest in the , :
time utaaic associated with that form of innocent outdoor revelrt-. The fine ci of Air. Cecil J. Slurp and the English Folk Dance Society is reflected in these activilu - and these records form a selection of the best known of all English Foik D;mc, -- literall- a clip into old-world music that has been given a neu h'a e; ,f life -ta ,e t?iat are familiar to thousands.10-Inch
RECORDS. English Country Dances: Rutty Tufty ; Sweet Tian, 32 "ý1 -1Selleicger'_s Round
32- English 'Morris Dance: Blue Eyed Stranger Rig U'3Iarlow (Slurp,
3 3 English Country Dance : Row Well, ve Mariners Three Meet, or the Pleasures of the r 'S n
tityli'h Country Dances: Black Nag; - ew Bo-Peep, or Plckadlll., 3254 'nglssh Country Dance : Tae P.ntterßy (Sharp)
2 I;ii_glish Country Dance: Gathering Peascods. P aglish Country Dances M ge on a Ccc c Hey, Boy::, Up We G-
3256 I icglish Country Dances If All the World Were Paper; Parson'- I in: cll Newcastle ; Heartsease
3257 --Eagli=h Country Dances : Huusdon House ; and the Old Mole (ti!nn pl 325$--English Morris Jigs: OldMotherOxford; andJockietothe Fair (Sh
32äg I I:nelish Morris Dances : Tideswell Processional : a»d Hrldou Vi::. Processional (May-Dav Ceremonial Dances) (l' -sip,
SAVOY HAVANA BAND at the SAVOY HOTEL, LONDON. Recording EXCLUSIVELY for Columbia.
12-Inch RECORD. *4; Whr!se Labv are You? Jledl^y One-Step (introducing Wo I Ro;e'
When Buddha Smiles, Fox-Trot
9- Runnin' Wild. Blues (4. 11. Gibbs) Blue Hoosier, Blues (Friend. dlestilt and L'--;) Farewell, Blues (Rinfolo. tl;rres and Sch,c',el )l3Henpecked,
Blues (Kul/eis. ýý3-1 ! Downhearted. Blues (Hunter ,nsf i u rip)
'Taint Nobody's Business if 1 do, Blnc; ;Graüu s vn:ý 1,'a7hr. I 10-inch RECORDS.
3O6lýi Coal-Black Mammy, Fox-Trot (Ivry St. ifclic; iet's Dance Thrsi Life Fox-Trot (Avec le .omrire Jr. 1rait
390 )'en ai marre, Fox-hot (" I'm fed up ! ") M. 1'L,'in) Conchita. Andalusian Fox-Trot (3. 1'ecsryt
e3U9.7 jazz Band Parlout, Fox-Trot (de Boci) Billets doux, One-Step (If. Yvain)
ý. Say, I'ersianna. Say, Oriental Fox-Trot iIl-i!ly Ii'h(tr Hugs and Kisses. Fox-Trot (Freed and dfecn
5118 ' All that I Neid is You, Fox-Trot (Sandy un,t Hoed i Confidence. Waltz (Chater Robinson)ic".
ui: `.;" ;6 !Play That "Song of India " Again, Fox Trot (Rir?'''f 1,(..;.155 11 i Stumbling, Fox-Trot (Confrey) Its,.. 120'.'.;-i ril :Ir" , ,,', .;ter ir.
;ý 16 Roaming, Fox-Trot H:r(a, and Eiligei I'iphy C.moe, AA alt'. (Frei( Fis'rerl
(ol,UMD1.ý RE(UR DS ;Dark Blue Lobel] 69
C0LL\IB1:\. RECORDS (Dark Blue Label)
PAUL SPECHT AND HIS ORCHESTRA (10-inch Records)-contd.
3293 't'hen the Leaves Come T'imbling Down, Fox-Trott 11,7: ard) , Waltzing the Blues, Waltz (Gaskid)
3298 ) By the Shalimar, Fox-Trot (llagine & Deibridge) Roses of Picardy. Fox-Trot (Wood'
3299 ) The World is Waiting for the Sunrise. Fox-Trot 'S eitsj ( Swinging Down the Lane. Fox-Trot (Jones) ! La Mome Tango. Tango Fos-Trot (Doloire) 3300 i Spanish \loon, Tango Fox-Trot iJohnson & Ro'iinwml
3306 ' Gone, Fox-Trot (Lee David) t Rose of Egypt, Fox-Trot (Nurnberg;
33 1 ä Oh, Harold, Fox-Trot (L. S. Roberts) 31v Pillow and Me. Fox-Trot (Vincent, Frisch F Mars!, i
3316 f Nifty Lou, Fox-Trot (Byron Gay) Just Like a Thief, Fox-Trot (P. Nicholls)
3323 J Heartbroken Rose, Fox-Trot (Hagen & Gould) 1 Celanese, Fox-Trot (H. Flynn)
3324 f On the Road to Anywhere, Fox-Trot (Scott i anders) L'omiie, Fox-Trot (Hugo F7r;.
AMBROSE AND HIS EMBASSY CLUB ORCHESTRA. 10-Inch RECORDS.
32M3 Rose of the Rio Grande, rox-Trot (Leslie. Wane;; & Go; nut) Dumbtil, Fox-Trot, and Jennie, Fox-Trot (Confrev, Füend & / <tre.l
328 By the Shalimar, Fox-Trot (hlagine, Delbridge e Koehler) -( Without You, Fox-Trot (Hickman, Morel & Blart)
3285 China Boy Go Sleep, Fox-Trot (Boutelie & lVinfree) DIy Buddy, Fox-Trot (Kahn c Donaldson)
3,r$g ('When Will I Know ? Fox-Trot (Hager) 1 Dearest. Fox-Trot (Akst)
3290 When All Your Castles Come Tumbling Down, Fox-Trot (M..; hicarrrald) Innocent Lonesome Blue Baby, Fox-Trot (;V. Daly & G. Gershu in)
3291 Pale Venetian Dioon, Fox-Trot (J. Kern) ( Have You Forgotten Me ? Blues, Fox-Trot If, Kern!
THE COLUMBIANS-DANCE ORCHESTRA DE LUXE. 10-Inch RECORDS.
I Tuck Me to sleep In my Old Kentucky Hornei, Fox Trot 30S4 4 Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes (Dunn in Tennessee), Fox-Trot
TED LEwis and his B s-o 3001 Wabash Blues, Fox-Trot (Neinken)
1 Say it with Music, Fox-Trot (Berlin) (Sweet Lady. Medley Fox-Trot. (Introducing : Vamping Rose)
3103 (Crumit and Zoo!. Fc Plantation Lullaby, Medley Waltz. (Introducing: You are the R
(Stevens-Romney, &c.) VEiicE's DANCE ORcHF..Tr:' 3 1 1 5 Granny, Fox-Trot (Akst)
(0 Sole Mio, Waltz (Di Capua) JAN GARBER AND HIS GARBER-DAVIS (11:11 Virginia Blues. Fox-Trot (Afeishen)
3117 On the 'Gin, 'Gin Ginny Shore, Fox-Trot (Des ildson) RAY MILLER AND HIS BLACK AND WHITE MELODY I3".n--
31 20 Angrl Child, Fox-Trot (Rice, Silver and Davis)
Rio Nights, Waltz (Fisher and Thompson) PRINCE'S DANCE ORCHr:.Td 3127 By the , dpphire Sea, Pox-Trot (Snyder)
Please do it Again, Fox-Trot (Gershwin) RAY Mn.f.ER AND His ORCHESTR Who Tied the Can on the Old Dog's Tail ? Vocai Fox-Trot (Fit:pa!r:c/l
3133 (CHORUS BY IInVINO KAt:FV 'N (California. Fox-Trot (Conrad and Friend) KNICKERBOCKER DANCE ORCHESTR' ( Jimmy, Fox-Trot (Trebly and Capie)
3142 -' Where the Volga Flows, Fox-Trot (David any Kutennanl
FRANK WESTPHAL AND R:-SINBO ORcHESTRI Sweet Indiana Home, Fox-Trot (Donaldson) 31 45 Sally, Won't You Come Back? Medley Fox-Trot. (Introducing: Bring Back
My Blushing Rose) (Stamper-Friml) TED LEn-Is AND His BAND (Some Little Someone. Fox-Trot (Br)o)es)
3301 Down Among the Sleepy Hills of Tennessee, Fox-Trot (:Meyer) I EDDIE F.I.KLN'' ORCHESTRA
.:()LUMIBI?1 RECORDS (lla.k R1u° Label)
THE BROADWAY FIVE. 10-Inch RECORDS.
Nobody Lied, Fox-Trot (E. J. Weber', The French Trot, One Step (Nikon Davis;
3216 Jose, Tango (Key .b!ontague) Tangonia, Tango 3lilonga (de Rhy)ral)
;.;ý Evergreen Eve, Pox-'Trot (Ennis Parkes] i What Happens after the Ball? One-Step (A. d.Ren)
' 37 n 0 Star of Eve. Fox-Trot (H. W. Print t Do I ? Fox-Trot (Akst)
ROBERT BENNETT'S FRISCO SYNCOPATERS. 10-inch RECORDS.
ý, ý. ;ý ! Stuttering, Fox-Trot (Pickard)
Little Rover, Fox-Trot (Agn) Too T,Exx B.s's
THE GEORGIANS. 10-Inch RECORDS.
3297 You've Got To See Mama Ev'ry Night, Fox-Trot (Rose & Comýad) Burning Sands, Fox-Trot (Onivas) YERKFS S.S. FLOTILLA ORcH,
Barney Google, Fox-Trot (Rose an-I Conrad) 3325 That Red Head Gal, Fox-Trot (Pan and Schenk and Lodge)
THE COLOMBIANS-DANCE ORCHESTRA DE LI;XE
THE HAPPY SIX. 10-Inrth RECORDS.
(Dance-o-mania. Fox-Trot 2998 Rose of Washin,ton Square, Medley Fox-Trot (introducing jazz Babies
Ball (.Stanle) and Pinhardl THE KENTUCKY SERENA;)ERE Humming, Fox-Trot (Brews and Hen'terson)
3027 Grieving for You, Fox-Trot (introducing Rose of My Heart) (Gibson, Riband
and Gold----Morel) Cherie, Medley Fox-Trot. (introducing You'll get nothing from Me) (Bibo
3042 { H'enrich) (Twelfth St. Rag (E. L. Bounnanl ExcT.:Lýutoa MARIMBA BAND
Down Yonder, Medley One-St p (introducing My Burl (ing Rose) iGitfeel) i0ä2 Siren of a Southern Sea, Fox-Tru: (Brnslten and Weeks)
ART HICKMAN'.S ORCHESTRA Uoonlight, 3fedlcs- Fox-Trot (introducing Bring hack my Love Dreams)
30* 33 (Conrad-Grendi) 3fy Sahara Rose, Medley Fox-Trot (introdu: rug When my Baby Smiles ;
What a day that will be) (Donaldson, Berlin and Feiber) Do you ever think of Me. Medley Fox-Trot (introducing Coral Sea; (Burnett,
Zany and Rraun) sOäü Just keep a Thought for me, Medley Fox-Trot (introducing Without you)
(Burtnelt rind Fischer) PAUL BIESE's ORCHESTRA ( I'm Nobody', Babv. Medley Fox Trot (introducing Sauggle)
x069 ; Make Believe, Medley Fox-Trot (introducinu, Hawaiian Bluer)
THE \\ ALDORF-ASTORI.A DANCE ORCHESTRA 3075 1 Not so long ago, Fox-Trot
One Kiss, Medley Fox-Trot (introducing Idol Iliac) Who'll be the Next One to Cry Over You ? Medley Fox-Trot (introducing
3093_ Daddy, your Marais Lonesome for You) (Whack-Paraute. &c.) (AB for Von. Medley Fox-Trot (introducing Broken Moon) (Johnson-Roberts)
Would You ? (I'll Sav You \youi'i), Medley Fox-Trot (introducing Secrets 3094 of Love) ('lerliny unit It, Connelll
1 \l'hy Don't You Snrih-? Fox-Trot ; Aso-nerd) 3104 'Jabberwocky, Fox-'l rot (Keadis, Bro:Ln, yc.)
i Kentucky home, Fos-Trot (Brasher and Weeks) I now Many Times, Medley Fox-Trot (introducing The Sheik) (Robinson and 3.101 Turk--Snyder)
In a Boat. Medley Fox-Trot (introducing Peaches) (Lange, &c.-Conrad( ( South Sea Isles, Medley Fox-Trot (Gershwin) (introducing She's just a Bahv n 3 12 8 Good-bye. Shanghai, Medley Fox-Trot (introducing Call Ile) (Meyer an,)
Stanton) Broken' Toy, Medley Fox-Trot. (Introducing : My Darling) 3140 (3fagine and Flotow-3fonaco)
I Sing Sang -Ilan, Fox-Trot (Friend and Conrad)
( Bow-Hon-Hoo, Fox-Trot (Link, Aaronson a-i Lents) 3 141 An Old Fashioned Girl (In a Gingham Gown), Fox-Trot (Jolson) KNICKERBOCKER ORCHESTRA
72 COLUMBIA I:ECORIS (Dark lilac L,ýbell
THE HAPPY SIX (10-inch Records)--continued
i Tell Her at Twilight. Fox-Trot (Doeatlson) 3159 -I After the Rain, P.,x-Trot (Sizemore & Sla iglr))
R.1Y MILLER'S SLACK & \\-HITE ML-L(UV Bo',
If I Had My Way, Pretty Baby, Fox-Trot (.11-um) 32 2 1 You're Like a Ray of Sunshine, Medley Fox-Trot
Introducing: Every Little Mi=s; and Sittin' Pretty I,Jaus.eni RAY MILLER AND HIS ORCI;L:S'a
I Found a 1lLur-teat Closer, Fox-Trot (Gcrsirc-in) 3228 Call Me Back, Pal 0' Mine, Medley Waltz (Introducing: lie \C:ta a PA i,
Mine) (Dixon) COL;;MrnA DANCE ORCHESTZ' Time Will Tell, Medley Fox-Trot (Introduciu:;: Oh How I've Missed \�u
3269 Afary) (Kluges & Coots) Save the Last Waltz for rite, Medley Waltz (Introducing : Lover's Lane oi!i
You) (Johnson & Austin) Cor,umm,% DANCE ORcHFS n: 3302 Who's Sorry Now :' Fc,x-Trot .%SnSacrI
Sss'cet One, Fox-Trot r Jolscu c= ýilers.
COLUMBIA DANCE ORCHESTRA. 10-inch RECORD.
3.303 ,(Wonderful one. Walt, (li'hilemae & ,tore) l Red 'Moon, Wilt, (3I00i ui For!?artAerl
THE ORIGINAL ART HICKMAN'S ORCHESTRA. 10-inch RECORDS.
2 ý' i.a Veeda. Fox-Trot (:I Lle;a': )h, by Jingo ! One-Step (Von I0:eri LANIN's ROSELAND URin.
'A-hispering Fox-Trot, (Schonbcrger) 3017 '1 Sweet and Low, Waltz (Johnson)
3 19 Anytime, Am.-day, Anywhere, Fox-Trot (Iioulander) Now and Then. Fox-Trot (introducing Granada) (Spencer) THE IIAei Six June, Fox-Trot (introducing Look What you have done with Your Doggon_
{0.22 Dangerous Eyes) (Hickman and R_ lack--liahner and Ruln) Love Bird, Fox-Trot (Earl and Fiorito) THE T,En F. REISMAN ORC OESTR 1
1026 Darling, Fox-Trot ;introducing Love Flowers) (Schon! erg and Silrers) The Mild Blues, F,n-Trot (Noble) TED LEWIS' Jazz BAND A Young Man's Fancy, Fox-Trot (Ager)
3030 O-H-r-O, Medley One-Step (introducing Any Girl's a Wonuerfnt Girl' (Olin n 'rim. HAPPY ^;N
3009 ! T,nce Nca, Medley Fox-Trot (introducing ?nary) (Hirsch) Avalon. Fox-Trot (Jolson) FALL BIESE ORCLEýCR.1
On the Streets of Cairo. One-:step (Huller) 3043 Maz Medley Fox-Trot (introducing If you go away) (Gold, Coins, Dausoa
Aaronson. Bernick and Len!:) YRRKES JAZ.AEIMCA ORC!:. Nestle in your Darldr'd Arms, Fox-Trot (Hetscher and Burke)
3044 Answer, Medley Fox-Trot (int;nd+rci-;g Someone Cares, (Pause-Renn:'" ( 1 okire, J.AZ.sRI.113.A 01a011E -TR
305S ' Hear Me. Fox-Trot (Timberg n:! i I ocsr) Day Dreamt. Fox :co! rj Iiq,
t)Ll'\IIIIA RECORDS Dark Blue. Label 4:1
CENTURY DANCE ORCHESTRA, 12-Inch RECORDS.
S54 l';ti,luil+ Sp:mish Daucc or 'fav ;cp (Tnnar�h;; Fl Inesitible, Tattgo (Lngntfi; La Seduccion. 't;utizo (:Yocctli)
j My Isle of f.olden Dre,wts, Medley Waltz f,itttnluciug Vor, c":c= tttcr '.ýd(l I me) (Blnu;as.v COLUMBIA D.1FCG ORCH7:sTRn
tic)ý Mon Humme. Pos-Trot M. 1-vmn)
I Wceping Rllluw Lane, Val-se (F. H. 6lickun,n) SUM lust Snap Your Fingers at Care, Pox-Trot (Silvers)
The Yodel-Dodel-Doh, I'ax-Trot (Frey) A I,itt!e Dutch Girt " Waltz (E- Kalman)
Mts. Gvntp. One-Step (Chas. llonrrl Only, FnxýTrot ( 1!:Cnrthy nu.t Ii-i(liaut:,I:,":
Incal s;nging 11F STEW %nT 10.1
74 COLUMBIA RECORDS (Dark Blue Label)
CENTURY DANCE ORCHESTRA (12-inch Records)-continued.Silver Star Waltz (H. Nicholls)
867 -
Down the Trail to Home, Sweet Home, Waltz (Ball) YERKES JAZARIMBA ORCHESTRA
S71 + Blue Bird Valse (David and Nicholls) With Vocal Chorus Amazon Valse (Halm and Ellinge) With Vocal Chorus Princess Mary, Waltz (Bath)
$$6 When Francis Dances with Me," Medley WaltzPRINCE'S DANCE ORCHESTRA
Waltzes of Joyce, Medley Waltz. In 2 Parts (Archibald Joyce) CONDUCTED BY ARcain ALD JOYCE
Introducing : Part L-Sweet William ; Dream of the Ball ; Love's 930
-Mystery; and Dreaming Waltzes. Part 2.-When the birds began to sing ; Maidens Blush ; Entrancing ; Love and Life in Holland ; A Thousand Kisses ; Vision d'Amour ; and Hearts that are aching Waltzes.10-Inch
RECORD. " .3050
Salome, Fox-Trot (R. Stops) 1 Sireas Valse (Leslie Paul) (" Sally," Waltz (Jerome Kern)
3056 Listening, Medley Fox-Trot (introducing Baby Curls) (So'nan-Cooper) PAUL. BIESE'S ORCHESTRA
RADIO DANCE ORCHESTRA. 10-Inch RECORDS.
3160 If Winter Comes (Springtime will socn ne here,, Fox-Trot (M,-h i/le Gideon) i Singing, Fox-Trot (Hylton)
3161 Limehouse Blue, One-Step (Braham) Honey Love, Fox-Trot (Wenrich)
3173 f Caravan, Fox-Trot (Gene-Williams) I Want Some Money, Fox-Trot (Siibcrman) Kentucky, Babe, Waltz (Liscombe)
31$7 Kicky-Koo, Kicky-Koo (You for me-\Ie for You), Fox-Trot (Lewis-}'a:Ln;- Meyer) EDDiE ELKINS' ORCHI N'rs:'
Lazy Girl, Waltz (Jacqueline) 3159 A Thousand KissesWaltz (Joyce)
CENTURY DANCE ORCH. (Conducted by ARCHIBALD JOYCE, 3190 J My Sweet Hortense, Fox-Trot (Donaldson'
l Phi-Phi, Fox-Trot (Christine) 3191 Mr. Misery, One-Step (Donaldson)
The Crazy Toddle, Fox-Trot (Donaldson) 323S Lonely, Fox-Trot (Bargy)
I Wish I Knew, Fox-Trot (Spencer, .1;Iderson aad Hry;,,71)
3116311931263205321332683271.
(Directed by CAPT. F. WATERHOUSE). 10-lfirth RECORDS.
Cotton Land, Fox-Trot (Rassell) (Ah ! Kusoom (Oh, My Darlim;), Waltz (Roberson)
Floatin' down to Cotton Towu, One-Step (KlicSmann) } It must be Someone Like You, Fox-Trot (Frost, Straight And Farv)
Tust Wanting You, Fox-Trot (Zamecnik) Make no Your Mind, Fox-Trot (R,-ff and Arden)
I Ain't rot a Minute, One-Step (Jack West) I Kiss Marna, Kiss Papa, Fox-Trot (Herman and Fairman)
Nobody Fiver, One-Step (H. Frey) ( Love Dreams, Waltz (E. Golden)
Liot'ning on some Radio, Fox-Trot (Hirsch, Buck and Stamper) Sytnphobia, Fox-Trot (Kalzmzn) When those Finale Hoppers Start Hopping around, Fox-Trot (11. v 1k 1 731e)
(While you are scniling, Fox-Trot (O'Flynn, James &li'e?ling;
COLUMBIA RECORD. (])ark Blue
-8 t (LI-MI IA t:L:CORD' (Oar., lilýýe Label)
PRINCE'S ORCHESTRA (12-inch Records)-continued.Kirilnt:i- I)rcan:y :11 batna, 'l.:llc%" R-�Itrs iiulralucittg Athens) (Earl and
$36 son) - Incj'iental Chorus by CAMPBELL and 13T R11 Moonlight Waltz (Logan) Peggy O'Neil, Medley Waltz (Introducing : Shores of the Shannon)
$$Q P; hen the Sun Goes Down Blues, and Once in a Blue Mnon, Medley Fox Tror Played by THE HAPPY SIX
S84 Kiss-n-Miss, Medley Waltz (Introducing: Wishing-I,an".11 ( Why Dear ? Medley Fox-Trot (Introducing : Sweet) Be Tee HAPPY Sts
Straussiand Waltzes (Slrauss) $92 1 Pretty Little Cinderella. Medley Waltz. Introducing I'm a dreamer that'-
chasing bubbles (Yinrent, Little and 31cGine) Mississippi Cradle Song, Medley Waltz. Introducing Always in my Dream:
$9 (O)man-Cooke ,it! Wilton) Beautiful Hawaiian Love, Medley Waltz. Introducing : Love's Rosary
t (Terriss and Bridges-Burton and Innella) $7Q f The La-t Waltz, Waltz from " " The Last Waltz" (Straus)
( By the Old Ohio Shore, Waltz (Earl) When Shall We Meet Again ? Medley Waltz (Introducing : Marv O'Brien)
900 (T Chit ing-Polls ) Swanee River Dloon, Medley Waltz (Introducing: Indiana Lullaby)
(Glarkt-Kertaatt I 10-Inch RECORDS.
1 $f.ý The Broken Melody (Aug+-ste Fan Biene) Chant Sans Paroles (Tschaikor:'sky)
v.4. 5s 7 u Pen d'Amour (A I,iUie Love-A Little Kiss (.Silesu) Birthday Serenade (Linckel BAND or H.M. SCOTS GV kRD?
25301 A Love ]-pi,ode in Birdland : The Magpie and the Parrot (Brr:dis) A Love l;pisode in Birdland : The Broken-hearted Sp-arrow (Bendir)
1570 March of the Little Lead Soldiers (Pierne) l La Paloma l Yradier)
Happy, Medley One-Step (intreducin- Say Yes) uF, 3OQ$Palesteeua. Fox-Trot '(onr.rl r,:d Kobi;i roow VIS,1- 'l I,',PCI s !II itS
MARIMBAPHONE BAND, 10-Inch RECORD.
'909 At the Cuttou-Pickets' Bell, 1ox-Trot (Ah; Tir:,t' it. Fax=Rot i Freaw,', any) Lard�:u) +e \"<I JI,11"'L
PAUL BIESE TRIO. 104nch RECORDS.
Chili Bean, Song Fox-Trot (I'aa Tihe) Will, 1%oo.IVE CRVMIII" '1's-nor 3003MSauyana, Fox-Trot (Fier) PRIM: ,, DANCE ORCnr:arR, 30c2r0 Timbnct,xt, 'Song Fox-Trot (Kalmar and Ruby) With rcwstc CRtnnr. Tconr
Rose, Fox-Trot (:Maginc and Biese)
3057 ' He, Fox-Trot (Blach) Crooning. Fox-Trot (Ceasar) PAUL BIESE's GRCr1ll
3073 f I Ain't Nobody's Darling, Song Fox-Trot With FRAM' CRusnl, Tenor ) Cherry Cherokee. Fox-Trot Ato HIS K MAN'- ORCHESTR+
732734763770777778779789797
LONDON" DANCE ORCHESTRA. 12-Inch RECORDS.
Missouri Waltz (h'nighl-Logan urd Lf J.e; Havanola Fox-Trot (huge Frey)
1 Ma.xina, Round Dance Boisseeade and if... .'.u! '. rens--" jazz " (Kern)
tndiannla, Fox-Trot (Henry and Oninas? Honey Lamb, Fox-Trot (Gutierrez-Pon.:e) Till We Meet Again. Waltz (R. A. It'hi'irr fndianole, Fox-Trot (Henry acs Onions) Pie tver.'< Bas, nand Dunes, Fox-Trot (livron Gay) The Vamp, Oriental Fox-Trot (Byron Gay) How 'ya gonna keep 'em, One-Step (W. Donalds,no Mickey, Pox-Trot (Neil Morel)
( The Ladbroke, Novelty Dance (A. L. Pearse) Juy Bells of Peace, Vat-c (F. Krish) Hindustan. Fox-Trot (Wallace and {Peeks) A lit'-le more Pepper, one-Step (or Two-Step or T.,.-o; lLia,ohi) Tell me, Pox-Rot Korn wrier) lot tore, rr 111owin:I fiabhles Waltz (Keith, erin end lieilrttc)
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Dardanella, Fox-Trot (Bernard and Black) Tulip Time, Fox-Trot Wyomimg, Waltz (Gene-Williams) Chong, Fox-Trot (Weeks) You'd be Surprised, Fox-Trot (Berlin)
1 Sweet Hawaiian Moonlight. Waltz (Klickman) ( Carolina Sunshine, Waltz (Schmidt)
And he'd say Ou-la-la. Wee-wee-One-Step (Ruby, Jessel, Wendling, &c.) YERKES JA2ARIMBA ORCHESTRA
On Miami Shore, Waltz (Victor Jacobi) Oh- what a Pal was Mary, Waltz (Wendling) Peggy, Fox-Trot (Neil Morel) I'm getting tired of Playing Second Fiddle, Fox-Trot (Brown and Gillespie) Cairo, One-Step (Freed and Weeks) I never realised, Fox-Trot (Melville Gideon)
(You know what I menu, Fox-Trot (Rath) That Naughty Waltz (introdu(ing Golden Hours) (Levy and Johnson)
COLUMBIA DANCE ORCH. (Incidental Chorus by CAMPBELL and BURR Somebody, Fox-Trot (Little. Stanley and Dillon) Blue Palace \Valtz ((,race Torrens) The Laughing Vamp, Fox-Trot (Vinceal, Buskette. &c.)
The Naughty Princess" Waltz (Guvillier) HERMAN FINcK and ORCH. Tents of Arabs. Fox-Trot (Lee David)
j Bauc_teros, One-Step (Lund) IIFRNIA_C FINCK I!,! O:a ca. 1 Chicago )laze, Fox-Trot (Prize Dance) (.-t. Duran,ti 1 Parma Valse (Prize Dance) 1G. C. Handy)
Imagination Valse (Gane lVil(ianis) Omaha Valse (Horatio Nicholls) Japanese Sandman, Fox-Trot (Whiting) Romero, Tango (R. Pensoi Night in the Orient, Vale (R. Bruce)
j Lovely Lucerne, Valse (Felix Godinl ( Cuban Moon, Fox-Trot (Norman Spencer) -(Avalon, Fox-Trot (Jolsm)
Whispering. Fox-Trot (Schonberger) 1 Iloid me, Fox Trot (flickman rau:? Black)
10-Inch RECORDS. Delilah Valve (H.Nichulls) Top-hole, Fox-Trot W. J. Hickey) Beautiful Ohio, Waltz (Earl)
1 Dardanella. Fox-Trot (Bernard and Black) PRINCE'S DANCE ORCHESTRA Taxi, One-Step (Na a/unu,) Tell me. Fox-Trot 1K,-P(lau.4er and Cslahnnl iVALDORF-A5IURIA OR.n. Ti-too, Ti-too, One Step (liel: ille Gideon) Three o'clock in the noorniug, Valve (Roble.!' i.oxnox REPERsolve BaND
, Bnw Bells, Fox-Trot (.Albert It . Ketel),ei i
l-.,l;e Appas-ionata (-(lhni 11'. 6ielT:eiý
EARL FULLER'S NOVELTY ORCHESTRA. 10-Inch RECORDS.
Missouri Waltz Kuiehl-Logan ý al Fppell Calicoco, Fox-Trot iFrey; KIN',; S NOVELTY URCHE<rRA
I Ida ! Sweet as Apple Cider. P,.x T:ot ,11:nTSn 1 More Candy, One-Step (Kuuimm- I Russian Rag, Fox-Trot I Howdy, (inr Step I t ed and f sh,
THE ORIGINAL DIXIELAND JAZZ BAND. 12-hieb RECORDS.
SOS My Baby- Arm-. I ex Trot (Tierney) I'm Pnrecer Blowim, Bubble=. Waltz (Kenbrcma nn,(
S24 Aliý!_ Blue Goren, Waltz, from " Irene " ITte,ney I Sphinx, Pox-Trot (Barbour)
529 S,, udan, pasteta pox-Trol (Sebeky Me-ow. One-Step B. Kaufman) I,oNnoy I).tNcr; "R"It
10-inch RECORD.
2903 Indiana One Step 1 ffu,/er Darktown it t.ues' Ball Fox-Lot IBuuok.,l
78 COLUMBIA RECORDS (Dark Blue Label;
JAZZ BANDS. 12-Inch RECORD.
737 t Smiles, Fox-Trot (Lee S. Roberts) Hindustan, Fox-Trot (Wallace If. Weeks)
10-inch RECORD. 3015 Stop it, One-Step (M. B. Kmtfman
Left Alone Again Blues, Fox-Trot (Kern)
SCOTTISH DANCES---Played by the CALEDONIAN ORCHESTRA.
(Conducted by Nits. DAvID LOGIN, Inverness). 12-Inch RECORDS.
941 -(Speed
the Plough (Eightsome Reel-First Part) (Traditional) I Rachael Rae (Eightsome Reel-Second Part) (Traditional)
945 !'The High Road to Tinton (Eightsome Reel-First Part) (Traditional t The Drummer (Eightsome Reel-Second Part) (Traditional)
10-Inch RECORDS. 3319 Strip the Willow-Country Dance (Tune : The Irish Washerwoman)
Petronella-Country Dance (Traditional) (a) Lady Mary Ramsay ; (b) Reel o' Tulloch-Foursome Reel to foils"
3320 I
Fightsome (Traditional) (a) Larly'.+MadelineSinclair ; (b) The 117ife, She Brewed it; (c) The Keel Row-
lfighland Schottische (Traditional)
THE CALEDONIAN BAND. In absolutely correct temp' for dancing.
12-Inch RECORD. 270 1
Foursome Red Fiehl ome Reel
ur PIANO FOR-TROTS. svv under iustnunent.tl (Pianofortc Solos)
MUSICAL COMEDIES AND REVUES BAND AND VOCAL SELECTIONS.
(Also see >tuaicll Comedies and Revues, Pages 52 to 57). 12-inch RECORDS.
The (2uaker Girl" Vocal Gems (!lfoncklon) COLr-aIEIA I,I';wr (?PERA Cu. 33 6 Introducing : So We Hail the Day ; Thee hove Me Tip-Toe ; Won't
II You Kindly Tell Me ? Tony from Amerieu ; and Come to the Brill. The Quaker Girl," Selections (Monublon) PRISCE'S ORCHESTRA
j' The Geisht " Selections (Sidney Jones) PRINCE'S' ORCHe51RA Introducing : Opening Chorus, Act I Interfering Parrot ; A Geisha': life ; Chou Kina ; Amorous Goldfish ; If you will come to tea ; Open-
463 ing Chorus, Act 2 The Sunshine Girl " Selections (Paul A. Ruben;) PRLNCE'S ORCHESne
Introducing : Opening Chorus, Act 1 ; Ladies ; 0 Tiny Touch ; The
Argentine ; Men of Business ; The Butler ; Get it move on Chu-Chin-Chow " Selection. In 2 Parts LON. REPERTOIRE ORCH.
-ý Introducing : Part 1.-Chu-Chin-Chow's Entrance and Song; Cle-opatra's 6 t Nile : Any Time's Kissing Time : I Love You so. Part 2.--,\hdibnb.alt
Cobbler's Song ; Corraline (Serenade) ; Robber's Chore? ' I'll Sing so Dance
Chu-Chin -Clrow," Vocal Gems, (F. Norton) COLUMBIA VOCAL GEsI C, 639 I Introducing: Entrance of Chu-Chin-Chow ; Corruline ; I Love You S
Robber's Chorus Chu-Chin-Chow," The Cobbler's Song (F. ,\'orlon) J.LaHESeIN Dom, Maid of the Mountains" Selection. In 2 Parts LON. REPERTOIRE ORch.
666 Introducing : Part 1.-Baldassare's Entrance ; live for To-day ; Dirt} Work ; Love will find a way ; Husbands and \Vis es ; A Paradise for Two. Part 2.-A Bachelor Gay ; MyLife is Love ; New Moon ;Waltz Song
4 Little Dutch Girl" Selection. In 2 Parts rKalaran) HERMAN FINCK and ORCHESTRA
857. Lrtroducirg: Part 1.-Dreamland Lover; The Bridal Hour; By Uu Silver Sea ; By the Edge of the Deep Blue Water. Part 2.-Dance Till the Break of Day ; It's it Wonderful hove in a Cottage We are Dutch Girls
LOLUMBIA RECORDS (Dark Blue Label) ;9
MUSICAL COMEDY Band and Vocal Records (12-inch)-contd. Little Dutch Girl" (H. Graham and E. Kalman)
$ij$ (<' A A
Prince of My Maiden Fancies DORIS Vast:. Soprano The Dreamland Lover DoRls VANE, Soprano
" Mary" Selection. In 2 Parts (Louis A. Hirsch) HERMAN FINCK and ORCHESTRA
$ Introducing : Part 1.-That might satisfy Grandma ; Love Nest ; Mary Waiting. Part 2.-Tom-Tom-Toddle ; That Farm out in Kansas ; Anything you want to do, dear ; We'll have a wonderful party ; Love Test. The Gipsy Princess " Selection. In 2 Parts (E. Kalman)
Jllt HERMAN FINCK and ORCHESTRA
S76 Introducing : Part I. The Gipsy Bride; Love is love ; The Strong Silent Man ; Dream Once Again. Part 2.-Darling of the Chorus ; The Swallows. Dance, Opening Chorus (Act 2) ; Long Live Love ; Love', Sweet Song;
The Co-Optimists" Selection. In 2 Parts (Gideon, Roy, Cliff & St. Helier) hIERMAN FINCK and ORCHESTRA
Introducing : Part 1.-The Old Nigger ; Fiddler Youth I'll be Practically $77 True to You I Was a Success at the Dance ; Amapu. Part 2.-I shall
Remember Your Kisses ; M'Yes, M'No ; Coal Black Mammy ; Camden Town.
(" The Golden Moth" Selection (Ivor Novello). In 2 Parts PtECK's ORCH. $$$ Introducing : Part 1.-lonely Soldier ; Dartmoor Days ; If ever I lost
you ; Nuts in May ; My Girl. Part 21.--One-Step (Act II) ; Dear eyes that shine ; Fairy Prince ; Dance.
The Fun of the Fayre" Selection. In 2 Parts (Barrett, Hargreaves. etc.) HERMAN FLNCK & ORCHESTRA
$ q 1 Introducing : Part 1.-Cocktail Curse ; Longing Waltz ; Little Spiders ; January, Febraary ; Barcarolle ; Let's Dance thro' Life. Part 2.-Germs ; Whose Baby are You ? English Rose ; Beauty's Charms ; Girls, Girls Grandma's Days ; Nell of Drury Lane.
( Decamcron Nights Selection (Heenan Ficck). In 2 Parts MERMAN FINCK & His ORCHESTRA (Personally Conducted)
$9$ } Introducing : Part I -Carnival Chorus ; Gondoliers Serenade ; Atlatiei's 'rhelne ; Opening Music, Act : ; Love is Love. Part 2.-Movement from Ballet ; Bridal Procession ; Movement from Crusaders March ; Venetia.
De ameron Nights: (Herman Finek). $99 (a) Crusader; March HERMAN FINCK and His ohccHT.sTR:t
I (b) Triumphal March, Act III (Persona lv Conducted) Battling Butler, Selection. In..y Parts (Philip Braham)
introducing : Part 1.-An Axe to Grind ; Marigold : I Will be Master 920 Growing Up to lime; The Countryside; She Called Me Piccaninny.
Part 2.-A Far, Far Better Thing ; Dancing Honeymoon ; Apples, Bananas, and --- ; Mr. Durable. HERMAN PIECE'S ORCH.
The Music Box Revue" Selection (Berlin). In 2 Putts LONDON THEATRE rRCHESTRA
tj t Introducing : Pant l.-Rverbody Step ; My little Beek of Poetry Legend of the Pearls ; They Call it Dancing. Part 2.-In a Cosy Kitchenette Apartment ; Behind the Fat, ; At the Court around ',Inc Conner ; Schoolhouse Blues ; Tell Me with a Melody
Brighter London " Selection (Finch). In 2 Parts HERJt:.N FINCK AND ORCHESTRA
Introducing : Part I.-Spanish March ; Nosey Parker ; You'll Hear 932 Me Calling Yoo-hoo ; A Stolen Kiss ; Hop, Skip and Jump ; London
Town ; Romance of a Shaw]. Part 2.--Hot lips ; Play that Song of India Again ; Kitten on the Keys : I'm Doing my Duty:; Shakespeare Jazz; jackdaw of Rheims.
Little Nellie Kelly" Selection (G. M. Cohan). In 2 Parts HERMAN FINCK AND ORCHESTRA
933 Introducing: Part 1.--The Great New York Police ; The Name of Kelly ; Hinkev Dee ; Waltz. Part 2.-You Remind me of my Mother Nellie Kelly, I Love You ; i'ntil my luck Comes Foaling Along
The Merry Widow " Selection (F. Lehar). In 2 Parts HERMAN FINCK AND ORCIIESrRA
934 Introducing : Part 1.-Vilia ; A Dutiful Wife ; Finale, Act I. Part 2.-The Cavalier ; hove in My Heart ; Maxim's ; I Love You So Finale, Act 3.
Catherine " Selection. In 2 Parts (Tschaikowsky, arranged Merlin Morgan) GAIETY THEATRE ORCHESTRA, conducted by MERLIN MORGAN
Introducing: Part 1.-Entrance of Czar; Lily and the Sun; Love Letters ; You Can always Tell a Russian ; V: onderful World ; It's a Most Surprising Thing. Part 2.-I'm but a Simple Maid ; Slowly the Day is Dying ; Star of Fate ; I Male. At 3.
S-0 COLUMBIA RECORDS (Dark P,iue Labei
MUSICAL COMEDY Band and Vocal Records (12-inch)-contd. Catherine" Overture (Tachaike, /}, n). ticrlirz ilorgan1
G oeay THEATRE ( )RCHE.STR%. conducted by MMERT,iti MooRc \, ýý 6 Catherine " (a) Rnt'acte, Act 2 ; (Ll Ouarb_tte, " A Moat Surprising Thing
GAIETY THEATRE ORCHR'TRA, conducted by MERLn 1MORr: The Beauty Prize "Selection. In 2 Parts (J. Kern, LOS¢O3 THEATRE ORC:
Introducing ! Part I.-Non-Stop Dancing : Honemoon Isle ; Mo B,j7 Love; It'o Q l,ong, Lung Way You Can't Make" love by Wireh-
Part 2.-Joy Della: Meet Ale Down on Main Street ; Opeuiug ]umirr Act 1 ; Cottage in Kent ; Son-Stop Dancing.
Head Over Heel '' telection. In 2 flat t4 if. Fraser-Sims..:,',. I,o5nos THE\IRE lhceHE.TRý
Ldrodueing : Part 1.--Opening Chorea; On the Hoad : R-iuking Home; A Simple Wedding; Up Again : Tricks of the Trade ; t-pstair-
I and Downatairs, Part 2.-Grand Parade ; Russian Danre : I'll I1ý 1 Good 'te You : Sweetheart of the RwEr.
10-Inch RECORDS. ý 01 4 I The Merry Widow Waltz (Lehar) H.31. Scorn NR r- 14)
Villa. Vilia, from " The Merry Widow " (Lehar) CASINO Uncut TR " The Arcadians." Se!. Nc' 1 (Mo cklor & Talbot) JIM. Sco'rs i:c:Ixn- " The Arcadians," Selection No. 2 H.M. SCOTS GotRI.-
1 50 Including : Opening Chorus, Act 2. " Chorus of Waitresses" " \Iý Molter," " The Pipes of Pan," " Sweet Simplicita s," I like London Opening Churns, Act 3. The Toy of Life." " The Girl with the Brogue " Charming Weather," " Truth is s, Beautiful."
1 446 The Chocolate Soldier " Selections (o.-7y .Straus) CASINO ORCHFSTS Valse Scptennl're (Felir Gadie) CASINO ORCHESTR
The Chocolate Soldier." My Hero (Straus) INFZ BARBOUR 1 4 66 The Chocolate Soldier," That Would he Lovely (Straus)
F. C. STANLEY and ELISE STEVEX."r'
The Chocolate Soldier " Selections--In Two Parts (Straus) SCoTs Guars:
1 496 3 Introducing : Part 1.--" The Cltocotate S'ddier." " My hero," " Seal pathy " and " The Bulgarian." Part 2.- Thank the Lord the War i - over," " Falling in I,ove," " That it ould be Lovely," and ' Dance.'
'The QQuaker Girl" Selection. In 2 Parts ý:MonciOo n) SCOTS GG \RP- 6 7
(( Introducing : Part 1.-" A Dancing Lesson," " Barbizon," Waltz '' T Toe" and " Tony from America." Part 2.-" Mr. Jereuti:Ol Esquire " Couleur de Rose " and " Come to the Ball."
1 911 " The Pink Lady " Waltz (Iran Cary ll) Casino OxcisESTl: i Interruptions One-Step (Felir Godin) CASINO ORCturzrn<
1 938 "Gipsy Love" Selection-Part I V-ekar) H.31. SCOTS UrcARl- Gipsy Love " Selection-Part 2 ;Lchar 1I.31. Sc'nrv Gr %Rn-
:401 ,4010
The Girl in the Taxi," Waltz (Jean Gilbert) C sixo c IRCI+tsnc Queel of the Seas Waltz (Jahn Opeushaa') Ct,tyo ORCUESTi.
from " TLn"odore & Co'' Overy Little CLirl Can Teach .l e Something New
!Z a g0 \'o"c!lo) STf:lr.inI _MORT' Any Time's Kissing Time, from " Chu-Chin-Chow (..'s etonj MABEr. L,1:
' League of Notions" Selection. In 2 Part, IBarralt & Ag:1r) Introducing : Part 1.-Beaatitul English Rose ; Dreamy Eve llollic-
3031 and tlhcir Collies ; That Rcunini'cent Melody : A Young Man', I'an:( Part 2. --\R Brit L,l Veil ; Love will ncs'er die : I love, thou lowest Garden of Breams ; Rat a-tat-tat. LONI/nN REVUE B:tNI VVhi'led into Happiness''--Selection. Iu 2 Part; (K. Slot:)
"J,ONr)O\ Tnre 3'nE B:tý' 31 47 Introducing : fart 1. Opening Chorus, act 2 ; Hulls, the Little Bi:, -
have Flown The World's a Strtgc ; Just Cratch Vour Mant Story Broke Part 2. life is the Old Dog Yet; IJown and Out New Moon : Fohinson Crusee Isis Once in a Wltilr
"KATINKA" (Shaftesbury Theatre). 10-inch RECORD.
.;ý _M) i Katinka "-Racket} Coo (Frimh Duct: ROSA I.YN & \\ ALrER ADaj' Katinka "---One Who Will Fndcr-taut] (Frist) Ro=.t LYSN, Saprar"
12-inch RECORD. Katinka" Selection. In 2 Parts (R. Fnml). LERMuc F]NCA & ORCUESS-
Introducing Part L-Tbe Bride ; I Want to Marro a Male Q11artet'll 9431 I era Toll b the Bar that You Ballee, Pear: Vicuna Gil,; Allah
Holiday. _-Katinka : Vou:r PCli i c- arc Fait eil ýrhr thec'rr, ;u-'rinn ih: c r 1, Li ihi_rý
(rLL-lißl<A RECORDS ;Dark ?;Inr" Labr n
MUSICAL COMEDY Band and Vocal Records-eon!inaed.
"COUSIN FROM NOWHERE" (Prince's Theatre). 10-inch RECORD.
The Cousin front Nowhere" (Ross and Kunnekei i s \iagical Moon DonoTiiv i,EUCn. Soprano
Good Ni;;ht f, The Cngabond Sougl Rr.=Ei.i. Sc)1'] Baritone 12-Inch RECORD.
The Cousin front Nowhere " Selrcti,n. In 2 Part, (Kuuueke) LONDON TuE.vrki. ()RCRESrR.i
Introdncirig : Part L-l'ncle anti Amity ;'Castle of Dreams ; hove and You : R--O-M-Ii-N ; luck Flies A%rav ; Poor Ynuug Mau. Part 2 - k Goy d-night ; Finale, Acl III. ; Jack nwt Jill ; nfu^iral Man: E,ita : ia.
"LILAC TIME " (Lyric Theatre). 10-inch RECORD.
ý3.e 41 I l'itae" (a) The 1-lower (Flower soup); (b Dre;an H!i t hralliug i (CiPa a song) (-Crhio!c,!-C lntsam) ERIC Cn'RTI. Tenor
12-inch RECORD. lilac Time'' Selection. In 2 Parte. (Srhuheri-C!u!sam)
HERMAN FLECK AND HIS ORCHI:OTRA
9 Introducing : Part 1.--Just a Little Ring; The Flower ; March. Finale
d I ; Golden Sang ; Yours is my- heart. Part 2.-Sexten,-; Aiy Sweetest Song of All ; Alaiden, Tr}- to :mile ; Git k and lio}-- ; I--x, rrpt, Overture,
"THE CABARET GIRL" (Winter Garden Theatre). 10-inch RECORDS.
1 he Cabaret Girl (].'innre Kern) 175 ll:ntcing Time BARRY GLEN, Rnrilýne
Loukin,^- All Over or You Duet : 'DORIS VANE ýh rroN.rt.o Gli tu tu I Ku lua Dos.ýt.n i s 1 11151, Týunr 3176lourueV's
End Ft 9R ICI A1'Ir.L[:vxý.
12-inch RECORD.
The Cabaret Girl" Selections. In 2 Parts (Jerome Kern) HERMAN ! CINCK AND ORCIIE: IRI
:i04 il troducing : Part I.-D.tncng Time ; Journex-'s E.nd ; book n All Over for You; Mi. Gruvcius-Mr. Gripps. Part 2. Piret Rn-e of Suntmer ; The P rgola Patrol ; Kal-n-a ; l': hoop-de oodle In.
"THE LADY OF THE ROSE" (Daly's Theatre). 10-inch RECORDS.
31 21 I Love You So Duet : MAY VINCENT rn I GEO. V. Mcatz'Y i Catch a Butter Iv While You Can DoauraY LEU'n. S, pr:uto
1 ! A Woman', No Duet : MAY VINCENT und HAROLD1$v.1 S9 Call to Arms Duet, DoaortiY I.FICH and HAROLD liv\\s
3 1 " { Silhouettes Gran. P. MURa ye:'l'en,r Land of 'Mine Ii lau*, 1 v tN;. B -citnne
12-Inch RECORDS. The Lady of the Rosc." Selection. Ci 2 Part=
DALY'S THEATRE ORCHESTRA (conducted 1!v \IERLt:s )IoR,:AV) Introducing : Part 1. --lady of the Rose Them' ; I hove You S.i Mariana ; A VConnm's No ; R'heu "Men Grow Older. Part 2.
--lady of the Rose Theme ; Our Flat ; Silhouettes ; The Call to Arms ; I love You So
9ö týý) ' The Lady of the Rose," Waltz HERMAN FISCK AND Hen ORCHESre< Gahrielle, Waltz CIeNtORY DANCE ORCIMSTR
The Lady of the Rose," Vocal G:tuc. In 2 Parts. T,In r Ornat Coatrase ids leirodncieg: Part I.-Land n' }tine; Call to Ahns Siltionet;'
VA-hegt Alen Groýc Older. Part °_.-I T,ove Vou So Mat`anu A R ontut'9 N,; C. tilt a huttenc" At tile Yan cl.,
COLUMBIA RECORDS (Dark Baue Lab:,!)
MUSICAL COMEDY Band and Vocal Records-continued. PHI-PHI " (London Pavilion).
10-Inch RECORD. 3 '. " Phi-Phi ": That's Another one Cane HARRY GLEN, Baritone
Phi-Phi": Beautiful Greece (Grrv & Dareasl:i) HARRY GLEN, Barito:,c
12-inch RECORD. Phi-Phi." Selection. In 2 Parts (Christine) HERMAN FINCK & ORCHESr.,a
903 J
Introducing : Part 1.-Always tell tout Wife: You'll have to Jove ý:ý ; Grecian Dane ; Love in June; 'Who are You ? Part 2.-Innoceare : Smiles and Tears ; Finale, Act I.
CAIRO " (His Majesty's Theatre). 10-inch RECORDS.
CairMy o 3 1 OS
-ý King of Love WINNIE hIELVILLE, S p ,a When Love Knocked at the Door IYINNIE MELVILLE, n"ir.i,:o
3 l OP ! The Cliiuaman's Song F' RANK" COCHRANE, Barito':: Hast Thou Been to Mecca ? GEORGE F. NIt'RR.%Y. Trrr
12-Inch RECORDS. Cairo," Selection. In 2 Parts
HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE ORCHESTRA conducted by PERCY FLETcore
S74 Introducing: Part T.--Afecca Theme; All Shar's Entrance and Soap; j4 A Fool there was ; When Love Knocked Upon the Door ; Snit,;. Jl :march Part 2.-Chioamutti s Song ; My Kink of Love ; Love in v
Breast : ]larch of Nuraldin's Men ; Hast Thou Been to Mecca Cairo," Valse
Onp 75 HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE ORCHESTRA (co tducted by PERCY FLETCIItR
Yl Cairo "-(a) Chinese Dance ; (h) Procession ; (c) Bacchanale HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE ORCHESTRA (conducted by PERCY FLES'CI:
ROYAL MARIMBA BAND. 10-Inch RECORD.
266 ) Poet and Peasant Overture (.Super; t Pique Dame Overture (Suppe)
HAWAIIAN GUITAR DUETS. 10-Inch RECORDS.
2712 Hawaiian Waltzes (Hawaiian Airs) Hawaiian Medley (Introducing : Moanalua Hula. Maunawili, Meleana)
12841 Canvrtion Flower (Pun Gaes:)iwr) Palak.ko Blues
( Along the Way to Waikiki (introducing : Hawaii, I'm lonesome for Y) U1 3047 (Whiting arul Gumtlr)
Arabian Dreams (Maple) Trio : HAWAIIAN Gonna, BANJO and UieuLI'LE 3077 He Lei no Kainlani (A Wreath for Princess Kainl:mi) (Fdroar.ls)
Somewhere in Hawaii iJfac.lfeekbr) Trio: Gurasa, BANJO and Cst':.`LE
3132 Susquehanna Shore (Squires) Isle of Paradise, Waltz (Earl rat Fiorito) HAWAIIAN Gurx.,ac and XYL.ovn, ý^
HAWAIIAN GUITARS AND UKULELE TRIOS 10-Inch RECORDS.
2897 i La Palorna (The Dove) (Yradier) 1 Valse Bleue (,lfargis)
2923 1 Smites, then Kisses (Ancli/je) Hawaiian Echoes
CIMBALOM SOLOS. By the Gipsy Countess Verona. 10-Inch RECORD.
2827 (Narcissus (Nevin) Gipsy Airs (Pablo cde Sarasale) P
THE TRIO DE LUTECE. 10-Inch RECORD.
2684 f Chaut sans Paroles (f'schaikowsky) FLCre, 'Cor Lo and I?',1' I Serenade iWidor) Ftur,, 'C.EL.14 and ii :ae
COLUMBIA RECORDS (Dark Blue Label) 83
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a24 ?744 t-?304:.'.S
26 25962934
10-Inch RECORDS. Home, Sweet Home (Bishop) Old Black Joe (S. C. Foster) A Perfect Day (Carrie Jacobs-Bond) I hear you calling me (Chas. Marshall)
i Underneath the Stars (Spencer) I Because (Guy d'Hardelol)
Ever of Thee (Foley Hall) When You and I were Young, Maggie (Butterfield) Come back to Erin (Claribel) Believe me, if all those Endearingg Young Charms Silver Threads among the Gold (Danhs) The Rosary (Nevin) Parted (Tosti) Sing me to sleep (E. Greene)
I Drink to me only with Thine Eyes (S. C. Foster) ( (a) Nellie was a Lady ; (b) Come where my love lies dreaming (S. G. Foster)
Mice, where art Thou ? (Ascher) Sweet Genevieve (Cooper)
VIOLIN, FLUTE AND HARP TRIOS. 12-Inch RECORDS.
1 Z7 Schubert's Shrenade (Schubert) VIOLIN, FLUTE and HARP (At King's Lake (Josef Gung'l) VIOLIN, FLUTE and HARP
Sweet Longing-Romance (Menzel) VIOLIN, FLUTE and PIANO TRIO ý'S Titl's Serenade (Tit?) FLUTE and ALTO HORN DUET
j Jr 1 Tyrolean Echoes (Geo. Stets) 1 Idilio-An Idyll (Lack) PRINCE'S ORCHESTRA
t 9o Scenes that are Brightest, from " Maritana " (Wallace) Star of Love (Tellier) Then You'll Retremhet Me, from " The Bohemian Girl " (Balfe) 234 Marie-Nocturne (Brinley Richards)
a06( The Herd Girl's Dream (Aug. Labitzky) VIOLIN, FLUTE and HARP 1 Love in Idleness-Serenade (Macbeth) COURT SYMPHONY ORCH.
109911381202124914771624174021692P.902345247310-Inch RECORDS.
The Herd Girl's Dream (Labitzky) VIOLIN, FLUTE and HARP ( To My Mother--Serenade (G. B. Voigt) VIOLIN. FLUTE and PIA.+Io
Sounds from Home (Gung'l) VIOLIN, FLUTE and HARP Serenade d'Amour (F. von Blow) VIOLIN DUET and PIANO Longing for Home )Jungmann) VIOLIN, FLUTE and HARP Mazurka Brilliante (D'Agostino) VIOLIN DUET and HARP Alpine Violets (Andre) VIOLIN, FLUTE and HARP On the High Alps (Andre) VIOLIN DUET and PIANO Oft in the Stilly Night (Moore) VIOLIN, FLUTE and HARP
(Simple Aveu (Simple Confession) (F. Thome) VIOLIN, FLUTE and HARP I Love's Old Sweet Song (Molloy) VIOLIN, 'CELLO and HARP 1 Song Without Words (No. 2) (f. Dubes) HARP SOLO by CHAS. SCIIUETZE (Christmas Bells (C. Buttsehardt) VIOLIN and HARP DUET
At -Midnight (La Media Noche) (J. Aviles) VIOLIN, FLUTE and HARP I Angel's Serenade (Braga) VIOLIN, FLUTE and HARP ( Prayer (Hasselmans) HARP SOLO by CARLO SALZEDO
Lullaby (Brahms) VIOLIN, FLUTE and HARP Silver Dewdrop Romance (Hold) VIOLIN, FLUTE, 'CELLO and HARP
(A Bright Morning on the Alps (Hoist) VIOLIN, FLUTE and HARP Trio in " C " (L. Van Beethoven) FLUTE, CLARINET and BASSOON
( Cliristm;Ls job (E. V. Wagner) VIOLIN, FLUTE and HARP 1, 1 he War Wer's Farewell (Tobani) VIOLIN, FLUTe and HARP
84 COLC:IILIA RECORDS ýbark glue. 1.abt"l;
THE ENGLISH STRING QUARTETTE.12-inch RECORDS.
9 37 i Quartette in " E " flat 'Haydn-Up. 64. 1 Part 1.-Allegretto. Part 2.-Andantr 938 - Part 3 -Met:uetto. Part d.-Finale !t'r =t, 940 Orientale Glaýounov-Op. 15. N 21
All' t-nrherese (Glatounor-Op. 15, No. 946 Phantasie for String Quartette (Fran': Pr
i Part 1.-Allegro Moderato. Part -'--!ý:: i..
STEHL STRING QUARTETTE. 12"inch RECORD.
Gav,ýttc, 1:oLl ' Pur:; and Helena" Won Gluck)
-12 6 Meditati,n. from ' Thais " (11assene!)
I. '00L6 SOLO Le (. CO1GE STEAL. %i+.:.: as I ii ip A:. -
CELESTE SOLOS. By Mme. SORANO. 10-inch RECORDS.
.ý ý The Bees' Wedding 111c,ulclsýekn) Narcissu, (E. Vevin)
3223 Stephanie Gavotte With Unite-l'' Scarf Dance (Pac 0e"Echar ýlrrmeaa<i.,i With Orch-'1
32-12 Ilttn,rc;kc lUaora \t-ýtli )rch( Po o uette (Errtck) With Orch,
PIANOFORTE SOLOS. By XAVIER SCHARWENKA. 12-inch RECORD.
3äj . Liehe-traunte (Urecun of Line; l! iszl 13y N.v- ;GR ticFaar.%c±:ý'.ý Moto Pcrp,tuo Weher By .ARInUR Pi?:einn..?:
PIANOFORTE SOLOS. By ARTHUR FRIEDHEIM. 12-inch RECORDS.
I 10 3Inoulight Somata-Part It. ;harp minor (l<r iýo zerr) Moonlight Sonata-Part 2 il' sharp minnr) U-;re,l.c..e;t.
. 482 Sixth Iiaugarian Rliapaodc-Part 1. .Lich Sixth Itungarian Rh.,pa,,dU-I'aat'l.
PIANOFORTE SOLOS. By HAMILTON HARTY. 12-inch RECORDS.
i.' ENFyN I PIU)DICUE " . (1Vcrmsei j 607
- (1) Overture With Orr', oa !cý (3) ?ladrigalc. A) ith ()rcluzsl:.ý
F 0s, (31 1?vtr'aate, _tct 2 i1) The Sleeping Pitryuette With Ordic' (31 Traver iAý Al ircire ,vlilita[re
With Orchcstr 609 (7) V:rke [n,In A,t 2 Ritll Ord:rsll.i
(R) The Letter ;U, Yhrvnetle Valse i'i.vr F ITI:
PIANOFORTE SOLO FOX-TROTS. 10-inch RECORDS.
3*4 19 Coming the Pi:uiu. Fay Trot (Confrey) I'r l-. rlc "'A You T01 'em, Ivories, Pow Trot (Confrevi I,} l1 sn' l.n 'it-i; i.!
3 3O f yI}- Pet. IronTrot (Goirfre).} i'n.ueforte tir I In Po-:?cn.t I Grvcnuich witch, Pox-Trot {(Q!tfrev) r Al lcItEY tof'rIif.
ORGAN SOLOS. By J. J. McCLELLAN. 10-inch RECORDS.
Ruhin,tcfu's ltclody iu " Y " thn5i i Fugue in " D 'Minor " -Toccata Tanuhauscr overture (IYagnerý sextette. from " I.ucia'-' (Don,"':rlli,
ORGAN SOLOS. By GATTY SELLARS. 10-inch RECORD.
ýýý.ý) Iil hcru Ir. oll l;IDUh 1+ci" rlb ýiý_nc;1 ý ýiýidauLim ur 1> l+at IL L' L.c;iý u<i
>1.l 1ZLCURI )S illark lilua ý __-
VIOLIN SOLOS. By MICHAEL DORF. 10-inch RECORDS.
f, , Millions d'Arlequiu-Serenade (R. Dr go) - uade (arenskv)
'".-otte il D (S. finserbla.ýu) ýapric: dc la Baiernie (S. P;es,-ý :n)
VIOLIN SOLOS. By CRISTETA GONI. 10"inch RECORDS.
Serenade a Kubelik (Dpdia) i hade-Morning Serenade .l vub;(,sio) Plorcr Song (I_an� e) And:IhlSian Romance i5anisa(r)
VIOLIN SOLOS. By JAMES LEVEY.10-Inch RECORDS.
955 ndautino !ýlfeerlinrKrcisler) 'It supo di 3liuttetto (Yugmoti-Kreisier)
C( Traunrerei (Dreaming) (Sch u!raast, Cauzouetta (Kin.e)
'$ I -ý-ýý
Air on the G string (Bich) Allegro (Fioco)
i ß.; iterceuse (Cradle Song) (Faure-Oh. I:;) l,ullabv ((Cyril "cull)
VIOLIN SOLOS. By MAX MOSSEL. 10-inch RECORDS.
i Madrigals (A. S ;u:atrt!i) Cradle S: ag Vaggsang( tfor A ,elm)
?x 1K(ý9 Mazurka (16ienia, skit Valse leaste of U.-ur Mtesikntlo Ali It t!ci sleý;"
VIOLIN SOLOS. By LEO STROCKOFF.
_ ý. .m Sarasate's Violin. graciously lent for the purpose to M. ý,-.tt'csu :1 bs TI.M. King Alfonso of Spain.
12-inch RECORDS. ,ýý.ý Ase .Maria (5cirn),e1)
Vocturue de Chopin (('hopin)
;ýý ! llunwreske !DrvrruUr) Capriceieuuois (Kreisl i
947 " Still as the 'Night (.Still "ii 1, ,lie N trial ho(:e:l Solvieg's Song, from " Peer Gent -' (Grit?;
10-Inch RECORDS. ),'nreut ahrsica! (Scltaberl-Kee:t!erI Serenade (Della)
"ý.) I ^% Minuet (ßreth't cu) 1 Gavotte (Bach)
-i4 Chant Siva Par lt. (7-srlroil ýr.ar:v: Cit t'us of Dervicit,s. from " Rain- oI -Atlt,11=
'CELLO SOLOS. By C. WARWICK EVANS. Recording EXCl,l'S[VEl,Y for Columbia,
12-inch RECORD. (Aren.skt i
I:_tn-ou de Suit (Edgar)10-inch RECORDS,
L'Brleiemtc-.lrhteielto (Bisel' Andante Cantabile (Pietro J-ar,lir; tr, Ii. t;eJter I,e Ccguc IThe doau) (Snlitt.Suate)
1 Bercce_e de " locelvu " (Aagels, Guard Thee) (Gml:v.:f) Trij:lnlMti f 1CIHLOüU1a)
Noeturrie r,4rn*,Id Troctell-Op. r6i gong of the nFzu ß.,atuien (:1,r. L E. Gee;:;: Chanson I,. El,i,r Nina (F'e .. t Mlegrett,,
.,,, .Il,r,., , 1ý111t.1N . ,L, be d:rruI.-1:
3:i COLL'JMBiA iýECORi:)S D>irk Blue
'CELLO SOLOS. By M. JEAN SCHWILLER. The following are played on a Carlo Antonio Testoni 'Cello, dated 1750.
12-inch RECORDS. 208 Barcarolle, from " Tales of Hoffman " (OIfuriracir!
( Angel's Serenade (Braga's Serenat:l) (Brag:) 221
( Chant sans Paroles (Tschaikowsky Nocturne de Chopin (Chopin)
275 Ave Maria (Schubert) Romance Without Words (Gpttenna)in) Fragments of Wagnerian Opera (Amer! If. Ketelbev, arr.)
Introducing : Pilgrims' Chorus, front ' Tannh+uset " O Star of Eve, true 375 I " Tannhauser " ; The Prize Soni_. from " Meistersinger."
Fragments of Italian Opera 'Albert N'. Ketelbey, arr.) Introducing : Sicilian, from " Cavalleria Rusticaua " ; Mi=erere. tr.-"o:
Trovatore" ; Let Me Gaze, from " Faust."
10-Inch RECORDS. 1 447 J The Blind Boy-G. H. CHIRGWIN (G. W. Moore)
( The Broken Melody (.4. Van Biene) 1 478 Salut d'Amour (Edward Elar)
i Handel's Largo (Handel) 1498 ý Chamois Triste (Tschaikowss v'
i Ave Maria (Gounod) 1 569 I Träumerei (Dreaming) (R."Sclrumanni
Romance sans Paroles (C. Davidoff ) 1 745 Abide with Me (11'. H. Honk)
i Rock of Ages (Dr. Hastings) 1 862 Home, Sweet Home (Traditional)
-(Robin Adair (Traditional) 1 898 ! The Phantom Melody (A, TV. Ketelbey) Accomp. by the Composer
t Berceuse de " Jocelyn" (Angels Guard Thee) (Go.tard) 2042 My Dreams (Tosti)
Saut d'Amour (Elgar)
FLUTE SOLOS. By Professor GEORGE BARRERE. ll'ith Orchestral A ccornpas inven(.
10-inch RECORDS. 2268 Simple Aveu (Simple Confession) (Thome)
(a) The Swan (Le Cygnet (Savst-Saens) (b) Allegretto (Godard) 2376 f Minuet from " L'Arlesienre Suite " (Bizet)
Dance of the Blessed Spirits, from " Orpheus " (Gluck) 2664 Salut D'Alnour (Elgae) Accompanied by BARRERE WOOD-WIND ENSEUILr,
The Gondoliers, from " A Night in Venice " (.Nevin) Ditto
FLUTE SOLOS by ROBERT MURCHIE. 10-Inch RECORDS.
3222 ý The Carnival of Venice. with variations (Brierialdi) " With Orchestea t Little Nightingale (Rossienoiet) (J. Donjon) With Orche_'.'"'
3243 Cumin' Thro' the Rye, with variations With itchests, lSerenade (A, Woodall) With c>r:ln"stra
C<)LL'\Iltl\ Rl'Cý)RI)S (I):u-h I:Ine Lahýý;1 v;
11 3 -1 223323-i7
CORNET SOLOS. By ARTHUR LAYCOC.;i. 10-inch RECORDS.
I Rile. Britamtia-with variati,ms IJ. H,rt,,i II Cleopatra (E. Damurej
a The Triplet Polka (Renafds? P.t.! ii ILra Gr kv Pacilita (J, Hartmann) ACi;:1 is .D )N Soor_, Gr;t "
j The Old F)lks at Home-with variations (IV. RD;une,) Die. Rohin Adair-with variations (John Hartmann 1) I U
ACCORDEON SOLOS. By GU?DO DEIRO.10-inch RECORD].
1 711) \lc Treasure \Valtz (Tesoro 'Ito) (Becucc'l Variety Polka (Polka Variada)
7I6 Dolores Waltz (I1'aldieufei) Espana Waltz (Vanity) (1.a .Spanola)
8 4; 31 Tight Cavalry Overture (Vou Suppi) ( Poet and Peasant Overture (Von Sappý»
Slusetkcti Waltz Song, from' 1,a tirrifemr'' P-r ;-i} Afv Florence Waltz (Deiro) &
I tacalleria Rusiuana -Intermezzo 2400 (.l,'asro;uil 1-gypto--Oriental Overturc Get Bu'v"- lhemores,i;;e Palerrno Vahe
CONCERTINA SOLOS. By ALEXANDER PRINCE. 12-Inch RECORD.
466 1 Donauwellen Waltzes IWavcs of the Danulte) ,!ra nn:"i i . Blue Danube Waltz ff. Straas.s)
1-1-191:50018991924
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10-inch RECORDS. Uuder the Duuhic Eagle \I:eclr (11r:rrr( 'Xith Sword and Lame Mardi (;l:-r,n
i lspaiut Waltz (Ildd:nrJeh To Thee Waltz (A Toi) (IVolltniie(' Les tiirencs Waltz (Il'n/dteu(eh 1,e. tir,urires 'Waltz ýWnldfeu/rl` Hopscotcll Schottische Wrihi:rc h sz Thi;tledrnrn (.11rzv Os2e,c) 11 Racio (The Kis<) !.4raRi! Ii;tudiantiua Waltz (Il'nldte++/el)
BANJO SOLOS. By HARRY F. RESER. 10-inch RECORDS.
C :;c: Jo'. Fox Trot (H. F. Gescr' I': -Ion's (11. P. kneel
3334 l',,c-Paderewski. l,Strunicurnl P,x lot ('anr,,ris. Eric, s. 1 ̀ ;yntplnuu,la, toy-Trot (C(inge)
BANJO SOLOS. By FRED VAN EPS. 10-inch RECORD.
;n7ý ! Cocsaust Daue (Nermo,;) With Orche;lta Persiflage (Fnui:is) AA'ilh ( lino
COLUMBIA SAXOPHONE SEXTETTE. 10-Inch RECORD.
ý,i) { Oh, What n Pal wa? Mary- ACnhz (Leslie. Kubier area II'- i!: I'tn forever Illowring BubbDS-ACaltz Ili rsl,e c nr and Krlle!
HARRY LAUDER'S PIPE BAND. I'll. ;ncee sful Bagpipe Band- organi<cil by the famous comedian dcriut; the R-.i:
10-Inch RECORDS. ( The Atha do I lightaudcrs' "March to I,c, -h Katrio,
t'_549 7901's Parewcll tai Gibraltar (hard. : Miss Drummond o' Perth (Strathspey The Kilt is me delight (Reel)
The Drunken Piper (March; ; Bridge of Perth (Stratltepep) ; high Road !o --O ! Linton (Reel)
Sweet Maid o Glendaurel (M.-uchj ; Me ilocln" Bridge )Stral Irspey) R -i nflloch
lüt;hlaud Rung and Sword Dance Solo by Piper CHAS. ;Ali, H ýJ{ Shins Trews, Irish Jig rind oailor's Acnpipe Solo by Piper pit ss. ./v'
Rk COLL"MBLS ','1-C,7RDS {Durk 131ue
TRINITY CHIMES OF NEW YORK. 1he uwst famous Peal of bells in Ne<e York City. Recorded by Special Permissiu11i
10-inch RECORDS. 2032 head, Kindly Light (Dr. J. B. Dyhrs
Nearer, My God, to Thee (lfnsoal 2-49.3 J Great God, What Do I See and Hear iLatter's Hymn)
Holy, Holy, Hoiy, Lord (St. Athanasiur;
THE INSTRUMENTS OF THE ORCHESTRA. 10-inch RECORDS.
t tustrumeat of the Orchestra : 3198 J Part 1.-Violin ; Viola ; 'Cello. Part Y.-Piccolo ; Flute ; Oboe
3199 t Part 3.-Cot Anglais ; Clarinet ; Eass Clerinet. Part 4.-Busoon ; Contra Bassoon ; Finch fforu.
't 00 Part 5.-trumpet Cornet ; Trombone Part ti.-Bass Trombone ; Tuba
'tluer unique records which, primarily intended for educational and studv purpn-r> il: yet appeal to m:orv who desire to increase their enjoyment of orcite.tral mini: 1,
under+tanding the iu.-l nuuents enrployeri. A descriptive batet giv- frith Lt<r, au I' fix 1,1 car. tea end tv-; rites each of. the st venteen iustruments it tla, -implc-t Lnaguaer
A!! bbca.' Records hnva Orchestral Accompanu:znt vnltsr otGt.: ;;e slate i.
Master WALTER LAWRENCE, Boy Soprano.This 12-year-old boy wa; called " the Child with the Angel's Poi. c." 11, � .l:e Soloist of All Angels' Church, New Yolk Cily.
10-inch RECORD. j rr J A Spring Morning (Carey - air 11. Lars IVilsa,)
Summer (Chawinade)
Miss RUBY HELDER, the Lady Tenor 12-inch RECORDS.
R ll f My Dreams (Tosti) 1 Dear love. Remember Me (11arshAl)
-O1 1 Lily Mavourneen, from ' The Lily of Killarney" ltee- 1 Then You'll Remember Me, from " The Bohemian Git1 " (!t thr'
10-inch RECORD. 2938 r When you and I were Young, Maggie (Batterfie!a)
t Berceuse de " Jocelyn " (Godard)
Miss PERCEVAL ALLEN, Soprano. 10-inch RECD D3.
2611 5 Because (d'Harte!ot) 1 O hlower Divine (Haydn IVoof)
2R68 ( Robin Adair C'lmin thro' the Rye
Miss ELISE MORELLI. Soprano. 10-inch RECORD.
2939 f If f might come to pot: (IVeatheriv and Sgi,ire: I Calling you Home to ale t7 esrherr,.tcher and Uoreti
Miss FLORENCE SMITHSON, Soprano. 12-inch RECORDS.
ý 2 ( The Pipes of Pau, from ' The Arcadians " (II')ýr; prrie :n, I Ilan: kton) 1 Arcady is ever Young from "Tile Arcadiii s " (tl n,,peris er,l 1I',.,ckl. ni
Roses of Picardy Hals (Rood) I Star of lice Night (Liltast Rays,
790 1 love in Iliac-Time (Jensen)
I I Found You 791 Because of You
-(Love 'ends a lit'de Gift of Roses tCocke and Openshaw)
Negro Spirituals by Miss EDNA THOMAS, Soprano. 10-inch RECORD.
I Got Shoes (arr. II aber Gulde) COLIN M. CAS]'t;:.I.l. nl the PLO"' 33-45
1 Way Down Upon the Swauee River (arr. Walter Golde) COLIN M. CAMPH I!1A. al the 1'luu0
COLUMBIA RECORDS (Dark Blue Label) 89
Miss DORIS VANE, Soprano. 10-Inch RECORD.
.to-4 s The Douciug 1,11A C-11 (11, Oliver) With Otclastto it i- -,!v it tiny Garden (Haydn II'sod) IV tl, ('tchestia
Miss RUTH VINCENT, Soprano. 12-Inch RECORDS.
-ýý { Home, Sweet Honte (Bishop) 1 Conrin, Ihro' the Rye
I .; O Lo ! here the Gentle Lark ! (Bishop, Flute Obbligato by ALBERT FRSNSEI,ta Sweet Bird (Handel) AVitl' ;lute Obbligato by Aim-air 1'Rts,ra.t,t
$2 f Little Princess Look Up, front '' Amasis " (P. 1L Faradev) 1 Wh1tz Song (R hidi is Mfy Own True Self?) front " Tom J,ntes " ;Ger,t:as)
Miss MARION BEELEY, Conträlto. 10-inch RECORD.
2640 Love iD uteani to mare '.u glad (Erla'art Gennnn) `My Ain Folk (Laura (- Lemon)
Miss HELEN BLAIN, Contralto. 10-inch RECORD.
Rh ( We'd better hide a wee (Old . colt .h Sort,4) Yc Baula :tad Braes of Bonnie D:ton (Old Scottish Song)
Miss MURIEL BRUNSKILL, Contralto. 12-Inch RECORD.
917 lf
Ca ler Herrin' (Lady Nairne ant Gorr) Annie Laurie (ol(1 Scottish Air)
10-Inch RECORDS.
' $2S Softly Awakes My Heart, front " Sflnt't a attd Delilah " (Saint-Saens)
j Hondug (del- Riege'. ;;ýý j A Legend (lI'ishme-i rchail."onskv)
With Courtly Grace (Luck B Phillips)
Miss CARRIE HERWIN, Contralto. 12-inch RECORDS.
$O 1 ({ There is a Green Hill Far Away (Gotawd) Introducing Harp Abide with hfe (S. Liddlel
.{-}ý Softly Awakes My Heart, from " Samson and Delilah " (Saint-Saes c) 1 When All Was Young, from " Faust " (Gounod
7i9 l Three Fishers Went Sailing (John Hntlah) ` Husheen (Alicia.4delai,le Needhan)
7 j,7 I The Hills of Donegal (O'Reilly and Saralerson) (Guide Me to the Light (Tesclcernacher anti Squirm
794 1 Ora Pro Nobis (Pray for not (Piccolaraiui) vCith Quartette Love's Old Sweet Song (MoUoy) Wich tni,atettc
4)15 The Me"siah " : (a) 0 Titan that Tellest Good Tiding= to '/ ieu ; It' l to v:;ts 'I Despised (Halite!)10-Inch
RECORDS. 1991 f The Sweetest Flower that Blow? (C. H. Hamlet)
j My Dear Soul (lt'ilfred Sondere.,,.) ýO82 The Better Land (F. H. Cowen)
The Children's Home (F. H. Cowen) (Songs of Old London (Herbert Oliver)
(a) Down Vauxhall Way ((r) Buy My Strawberries
.2186 J (c) The Nightingale= of Lincoln's Inn I (d) :das'-dav at Islington
2272 ! The Gipsy's Warning (H. A. Goarll Down the Vale (F. L. Moir)
2 3 50 Daddy (A. 11. Behrend) Violet, (Ellen Wright)
" ä I The Flight of Agee (Frederick Bevan) 1The Riser of Yeats ITheo .Hari
he) Come, for it's June (Dorothy Forster) A Fat Li'l Feller wid his M:m iny's Eves (.1Itiridan Goner)
, God Shall Wipe Away All 't'ear- Sallii ot! 0 Rest in the Lord, from " Elijah " (1lnnlelssolut
2 011)4 ' A Perfect Day (Carrie Jacobs-Bond) The Pearl Cross (Chas..llarsltall)
y 41 ýýýý ) Love's Garden of Rose- (Haydn Ii'ootl) Deep in my Heart (T. Il-. Stephenson(
25ý71ýi Alice Illite Gtmn. front " Irene" (.llc!'arlhr and '/ iernee) , Ca-I!' of llmant :,,m. " lien, " 111.., r rtpr I ;erne?
90 CC)Lt'\IBI_A RECORDS (lure Blue Labdl
Mrs. A. STEWARD HOLT, Contralto. i2-Inch RECORDS.
ly3 7 I -u-, JWCCC 21.0[Z;e ýD iý:/Lop)
l1 ( Old Folks at Home (Stepher. C. Foster) IS3 t Oh, Promise PIe (Do Kovee
I The Lost Chord (Svli;vau)
With Pl,ur:
With Organ, Violin and Flute
Miss ETHEL HOOK, Contralto. 12-inch RECORDS.
661 I When You Come Home (W. 11. Squire) ( My Ain Folk (L. G. Lcmes)
7O0 J She is far from the Land (F. Lambert) Melisande in the Wood (A. Goetz)
707 In the Gloaming (Owed and Harrison) (Angus Macdonald (J. L. Roeckel)
10-inch RECORDS. 2773 j My Dear Soul (W. Sauierson)
Time's Roses (Katherine Barry) 2751 Until (li'. Sanierson)
Your Heart is a Haven (Teresa del Riego) S 1 (When the Great Red Dawn is Shining (Evelyn Sharpe)
Keep on Hopiu' (K. Heron-Macceell) 3004 Come hack to Dreamland and Me (Ellen Tuckfield)
For a Dream's Sake iF. 11. Cowen) 30-19 Sweet and Low (Ro} ce an) Johnson)
Wait till your Ship Conte, In (L. Strickland) 3000 1 Marncr}'= Home ISirli_cý>Ilrc F buchanan)
When it'- P.veuin in the Valley (Chapman & bfeale) 3079 Floating Through Dreaniland (W. 11. Squire)
Sadiron- (Geo. Backanan) r Sleep, Little Babe o' mine (Earl Schwartz) 3 106,ý ne"u. +,+ runreuýcs ýýtmyson ý U6YaOle)
Miss MARGARET KEYES, Contralto, 12-inch RECORD.
augef'.; Ser<'uadc (G. Bava! Ever of Thee IF. Nall)
Mr. JOHN BOOTH, Tenor. 10-inch RECORD.
Parted (Wentherley and Tosti) ( Love, I have wou you (H. Simpson and London Remili)
Mr. PAUL DUFAULT, Tenor. 12-inch RECORDS.
When Twiheht Comes (Dreoe , S'ýý:: "'it} Without Thee (d'liardeJo!j I,e Cid -Priere (
.llnsseiael) alignon-Elle ne croynit pa=, iTho-nits; 10-inch RECORDS.
With Pias With Piauc
With Piano With Piano
With Pianc With Piano With Piano With Piano
With Piano With Piano With Pian% pith Piano With Picnic With P;avo
In Fen,li In Pren.-'-,
j fille de \Lld(1me Angnt-Romutce-E.le "_at tcllement iunocente (Lacocq,'
ý La Vivandiäre-Couplet> de \Lrrim! iC;od,rn!)J Obstinatien (de Fotttcea.Iles;
J'a: Pleure en R@ve (Hue) \uit d'Ete (Lavaflcj I.e Chant tie Crur ((ioueod ýý r Monseigneur Jesus (llissai La Vierge a la Crt-che (Pa:fü Molt i)esir (1'evittj
-Afeuteuse Cheri (3lessertet)
In Frencn In French In French In French In French In French In Fecnct: In French In French In Fr( ncli
Mr. JOHN CLARKE, Tenor. 10-inch RECORD.
Until (1V. Snnde,sa:) i The Garden of Your Heart (F. Datei
SIGNOR EDOARDO DI GIOVANNI, Tenor.12-inch RECORD.
ýDAý+ AL, Moen of 31r Uclignt, fro".i "A Persian Gt:den" (Liza Lehreinn)
i The Garden of Steep (hidorr. is Lara)
1OL( MI3Li RECORDS (Dark Nue Label) 91
Mr. CHARLES HARRISON, Tenor. 10-Inch RECORDS.
7 f Sleep and the Roses (Arthur F. 7ate) I hear you telling Me (CIras. 11 rr,ha)l)
:828 ( Two Eves of Grey (Daisy Ate ;cork) The Garden of your heart (Du, ei)
Mr. ARTHUR JORDAN, Tenor. 12-inch RECORDS.
753 (The Lute Player (Watson and Aflitsen) 1 The Willow (Boallon and Goring Thomas) S07 1 If With All Your Hearts, front " Elijah " (Il endrlssohn)
1 Be Thou Faithful Unto Death, from " St. Paul " (.4ferudelcsuhu) 'Cello Obbligato by J. E. PARR
83 g ! Is She Not Passing Fair ? (Costello and Fdgar) Hume (Cunningham and Walfort Davies)
yi40 r Crossing the But )Tennyson--Willeby) The Lord is my Light (Alliesen)10-inch
RECORDS. 2925 ( Yeomen of the Guard (Gilbert and Sailive)i)
(a)Is Life a Boon ? (b) Free from his Fetters 2966 The English Rose, from " )ferric England " (Hood and Gemara)
( Take a Pair of Slnrkl,(trg Eves, from " The Gondolier; " (Gilbert and Sail ii,art) 2996 t Pacry Song (if ieod and Boughton)
I Fairest Isle, from " King Arthur " (Henry Purcell) 3099 ( Sound an Alarm, from T11 tdas >faccabeus " (Harudel)
I Drinl: to me duly with Those Eves (Words, Ben Janson) Mr. HUGHES MACKLIN, Tenor.
12-Inch RECORD. 830 l Trail, thou dwelling pure and lowly, from " F.ar,t " (Gounod) in Lngiish
In Her Simplicity, from " Mignon'" (Thomas) In English 10-Inch RECORDS.
2702 (1 Hear a Thrush at Eve (Coalman) I Sleep and the Roses (.4. F. Tale)
2714 Friend (Clara N. Davies) 1 Lorraine (W. Sanderson)
2745 .`
Mother o' Mine (Kipling and Tours) Rose Petals (Cecil Afoon)
2889 1
tigoletto--La doom) a mobile (In English) (Verdi) Maritnna-There is a Flower that Bloometh (Wallace)
2898 (Absent (Metcalfe) Yes ! Let Me Like a Soldier Fall, from " Maritana " (Wallace)
924 I Passed by Your Window (Taylor and Brake) I For a Kiss (Tosti)
2969 ( When other Lips (Bal(e) [C. WARWICK Eva is I knew (D'HardeLo)t) BASIL LLOYD, Tenor. With 'Cello Obbligato by
Mr. JOHN McCORMACK, The Famous Tenor. 12-Inch RECORDS.
863 AIDA: Celeste Aida (Verdi). In Italian CARMEN : Flower Song (Bizet). In Italian
864 (I Hear You Calling Me 1( has. Marshall) With Composer at the Piano 1 Lolita, Spanish Serenade (Dania-Peccia) With Piano
869 (LA FAQ ORITA : Spirito Gentil (Gentle Spirit) (Donirelli). In Italian r 0 Lovely Night (f.a,aiun Ronald)
880 ( Mountain Lovers (It'. 11. Syaire) Green Isle of Erin i,f. I_- Socckel)
Mr. WALTER WHEATLEY, Tenor. 10-inch RECORDS.
.,7 Kathleen JLtconrn veil IF. V. Crouch) Killarucv (AI. IF. Balle)
722 ( The Rosary (,Vevia) E,,ily Mavourneen, from " The Lily of Killarney " (J. Benedict)
2 93 ( Sally in Our Alley (Carey) (Mary (KW, Kind and Gentle is Stu)
Mr. GEORGE ALEXANDER, Baritone. 10-inch RECORD.
748 ( The Star-Spangled Banner : Key I GFOaGE ALEXANDER Battle Hymn of the Republic (Julia Ward Hose) ASiERICA.: MIXED QI-rE,
COLUMBIA RECORDS (Dark Blue Late^I)
COLUMBIA RECORDS (Dark Blue Label) 93
Mr. EDGAR COYLE, Baritone (10-inch Records)-continued.
2KJýi Hope the Ifornblower (John Ireland) Sea Fever (John Ireland)
2899 ( in an Old Fashioned Town (IF. H. Squire) Cobblin' (Sanderson)
2Aä3 Sigh no more (Shakespeare-A i,:en) A Frivolous Ballad (Simpson and Slitter) Er.r.i:v Tuc irsLU at the Piano
2960 Ships that pass in the night (Stephenson) 1 I Love my Love (Hunt) With Piano
'n .24)70 ee Wayfarer's Night Song (Easthopc M,orin) I hear a Thrush at Eve (Cadman)
_9týi 1 ( A Tumble-down Nook by the Sea (L'Or and Alacl..n-;r) I As you pass by (ff'eather.y and Russell)
3081 A Lover in Damascus." (.4 my lVoodforde-Cinch,; No. 1. --Far Across the Desert Sands No. _.--Where lbe Al,ant 11--
:lose - No. 3.--Beloved, in your absence No. 4. -Haw mouy a lonely Car r+an 3083- No. 5.- If in the Great Bazaars No. 6--'Allah, be with us
:11 33 For Ever and For Ever (Tosti) 1 A Little lircaur (Rayners)
.: 165 The ol,.f Church Bells at Home ( R:r vnrrs) 1 Ny Shrine (Phillips)
X321 1 , Linden Lea (Barnes & Vaughan [Fillwrns) ( Absent (Glen & BfricolJ)
i24j 'Silt Water Ballado---No. 1.--Port of Many Shit'+; So. -Trade It uni. (.tla'efield & Keel)
24279 1 old l;'nglish Sung lit 4 Parts (arr. 11. Lane tt'il,an) 1.-When Dull Care ; 'L.-My lovely Celia
3280- 3.-The Happy Lover ; 4.-The Sailor's Life
3318 Maiden of Atorven (Houllon, are. Lawson) 11lomc Dow's There (Rodney Bennett)
3329 1In Love (1I. Taylor and H. Lohr) On Sunday (Sherwood and Waller) Sic Amid the Winter's Snow (Sir J. Goss) with Vocal Trio
i i32 String tuurtette and Cur. Anglah, Accomp. q'hc it I View the :Mother (Sir J. Barnbt")
- String sluartet le;nnl Cr. Angl:rit Auump. 3347 I'm Sevcuteen Conic Sunday (holk"Son are. Crr.l 1. Sharp)
I This Frog and the Mouse (Tat!: S,urg- arr. Baring Gould and .Sharp)
Mr. IVOR FOSTER, Baritone. 10-inch RECORDS.
2 379 ! IIp from Somerset (Wilfrid Sanderson) Corisande (Wilfrid Sanderson)
2403 Bird of Love Divine (Ha-idn IVooi) In an Old-fashioned town (IF. H. Squire)
2538 ( Thorn (Stephen Adams) I hear a Thrush at Eve (Colman)
Mr. FRASER GANGE, Baritone.10-Inch RECORDS.
74 Annie Laurie (Words by Barns) 1O, that We Two were Baying (`lenin)
617 (Songs my mother taught me (Dvorak) My Heart's Desire (R. G. Clartc!
Zý 3 r Queer of the Faith (Ciro Pinsuh A Baujo Song, from " Bandanua Ballads" (Sidney (trace)
M. ALBERT GOOSSENS. Leadiuc Baritone of the Royal Opera de Is Munnaie, Brussels.
10-Inch RECORD. 2 jj I,a Brabaucnnnc (Belgian Nati-n;ll k:(them) (Cam peahoutl In French l 7 I I,n rtarseillaise (.1, 1'1..!el in French
Mr. STEWART GARDNER, Baritone. 10-Inch RECORD.
I A','tap me up in my )ld Stable Jacket (06.1 English) 3 100 The Fly be on the I'tutr. (01-1 Went Couutr' Sungl
(MtaIin Of IV ILTrHIRL' REGIMENT)
U)I.liA713tA RECORDS (1)arl: Blue Label)
Mr. LOUIS GRAVEURE, Baritone. Recording EXCI,GSIVEI,V for Columbia.
12-inch RECORDS. MIv l)rcam- (F. Pals Tos") Marv IT. R,chardser)
69 1 j Ail 0 0 d (Temp!e) With Orchesr.r., O 1,owly Night (Ronahl? VA'ith Piano and 'Cello Obbligato
Mr. TOPLISS GREEN, Baritone. Rce rdiug l)NCLFSI CI tI.Y for Columbia:.
10-inch RECORDS. 21079 + Olri !fart'.' (Uonglas Grand)
Your Mother and I (Dnnglos Grant) I "197 Because I were A iv (01,7 lin;li'h, are. Lyell Joh u ";r)
The Beat of the Drum (eranjo,, and Simpson) 300- 0 Fl-er of all the World (II'aodlordo-Firuden
Roses of Memory (Hastings and Rossi Thtm Art Risen. Mr- Beloved FoleyGdge-Taylor) Willi Piano
3 1 13 Cvntitio's G.uden (Pirgbarm .;ii Mardi) Facto CoeLE. B"tritone, with Piano and 'Cello obbligato
31 30 , C,rtl, A of Ila,- (Entrant Adams! The Streit of daiet R'indowc (1,;d:ton and Power) An F,ugli;h Hearth jr Home (Tempest and Lobe)
32)1 Solt Water Ballad-:: (a) Hell's Pr,vemen' ; (b) A R'andercr'-' Some 1.1Tasc)'C) ) I an.l Krell
3231 i tl Sun (Lacltou and Day). Coaling 01';n. Heinrore)
3311 (Clone-Prop' f Tlnhi Ve,, onrhr non,! (1,nrl,'., 1 Rowe irr (H. T-islee)
Mr. HERBERT HEYNER, Baritone. 10-inch RECORDS.
301 ,2 Sotto' of the Fair In 6 Parts 1-(,r) Fairiu , - Ih, Jock the Pieper. 2-4Langley hair.
301 3 - 3-The Ballad Monger. #--Come to tic Pair. 3014 - 5-Hatfield Bells. 6-Au Interlude.
With Orchestra, conducted by the Contporer. li t<Trtorre (L air r.: Mr. HAROLD WILLIAMS, Baritone.
Recording EXCLI. SI VI:LV fur Columbia. 12-Inch RECORDS.
I 5oss or rut: Fr.ECT !Henry :A'enrboh and .Sir Charles I'. Sanford)
9,49 No. 1. -Sailing at Dann ; 1 R'iU: 'M \1-1. t2r.tu7rtrF ;unl I No. °_.-The Song of the Sou' i1-cs;er ; I I,o>:nos St 950 strxoýt- - No. 3.-The9liddle Watch. !In ! Pt no."v..or... .r:.o,.,�,i n...
NO. t. -9'h, Little admiral ; `the l'mnposer,""ýýý No. 5.-farewell
CCi?,UDI1313 !2$CORbS (bark flue Labell !;1!"
Mr. HAROLD WILLIAMS, Baritone (10-inch Records)-continued {THE GONDOLIERS (Gilbert and Suilivas);
3331 There Lived a King In Enterprise of DM.rtinl Kind
3336 No Possible Doubt Whatever Take a Pair of Spnrkliug Eves ERIC COi'RTLANIr, Tenor
Mr. ROBERT HOWE, Bass-Baritone. 12-inch RECORDS.
20" I't'he Tomipe+er 1.7. Aidie Dix) On the Road to Mondalav (Hedgco k-R"or ds by h iplirrg)
"ý 3K (The n:utrlolern (Leslie ýtirort) Anchored (Ylicharl ll'atsour
Mr. CHAS. TREE, Baritone. 10-inch RECORD.
.y 10 The 1.111 _ Irish Girl (llerwaun Lilh;r The ould Side Car U. Airiie 1):i;
Mr. WALTER PASSMORE, the Famous Savoyard. 12-inch RECORDS.
T Have n r,Iag to Sing, 0, frost " Yeomen of the Guau ci " (SuLiua ra) .;,ý % MR. WALTER PASSMOAE:tari Miss I-LI.lA 1'ItiNCla Willi Chorus
Like a Ghost His Vigil Keeping. from " Yeomen of the Guard " (.S ullivmil MR. WALTER PAS'rIORE and DIR. ROBERT HoNvE, with Chorus
The Criminal Cried. from " The Mikado " (Gilbert and Suliivan) i The
: DIR. \VALTER PASSMORE, MISS CARRIE HERWIN and MR. ROBERT HOWE and Chute, ';87
Here's a How-dedo, from "The Mikado" (Gilbert and Sullivan) Trio : MR. WALTER Pal's MORE, DHSS HILDA FRANCIS: and
ME. EDWARD JAMES 10-inch RECORDS.
'rbe Flowers that Bloom in the Spring. from "Tire Mikado" (Sullinanl i 4 1,44 z
With Churns No Possible Doubt Whatever, from "The Gondoliers" (Sullivan)With
Chovis f'Tlie Policeman s Song, from " Pirates of Petmi ICe " (Sullivan)
456 With Chorus Dlv S,une is John \\ellingtou \Vcl!=. from "The Sorcerer " (Sullivan)
I Am 1 Alone' from " Patien ,s' (Gilbert and Sullivan)
,a 13 1 When I Go Out of Doors, from " Patience " (Gilbert and Sullivan)
Duet with RORER r HOWE
DUETS. ROSINA BUCKMAN and CARRIE HERWIN.
1D-inch RECORD. 1laic,',rolle, front " Tales of Hoffmann" (Night of Stars and -Night of hove)
'�j32 J i:Jfarbnch( In Spriut;lüne (Earesl Ae, tort;
ROSINA BUCKMAN and THORPE BATES. 10-inch RECORD.
Of Fairy Wand Had I the Power, front " Dlaritaist" (II'allrrce' 7, St.: P, :es the Night (Gaels)
CARRIE HERWIN AND GEORGE BAKER. 10-inch RECORDS.
"ý ,Z '1h,' Reps of Heaven \\"hat are the Wild \Vaves Saving ?. (G1,"-,er)
f ltiti.ýper and I shall 1-fear I Pt's iots ntl I It was a Lover. and His Las.; A. H. II'allletic)
GERTRUDE WOODALL and ANDERSON NICHOL. 10-inch RECORD.
Sornewhere. a Voice is Culling (Arthur I". Talc) he Flowers (.-11h rt W. li elclbeyl Till Slav brings Lack the'
GRACE KERNS and MILDRED POTTER. 10-Inch RECORD.
Whispering Hope (A. Hatt 7tor;ri Rita Orchestra The Long Doc Closes (.CC:r`ivtau Vin. CEIIIi_+. WARTi:TTui (aascconlp.)
ERIC COURTLAND and HAROLD WILLIAMS. 12-inch RECORD.
I?.c<elýirn' `. (I.ungfd'i,;, ßalfe! The Moon Huh Rniýe"1 IT' r Lamp ahnc, , tr,un " The Iii'' ,d iaoi,irnee
[Jest di(t).I'.; Fo/ratu :znd :I autmQu, F ('ls. sr' page
96 COLUMBIA RECORDS (Dark Blue Lalul)
QUARTETTES. THE CENTURY QUARTETTE.
10-inch RECORDS. 2496 ( The S nshinc of Your ;mile (Leona I C' m. Li?;,oi Ray)
1 When Irish Eyes are Smiling (! ) lcott, Graff acid h rh I X56 I J Just Before the Battle, Mother (G. F. Root)
c:ontradc_ (blcGlennon) Old-Time Souge. In 2 Part;
27 1 9 Introducing: Part 1.--Clementine; John Ferl; fhcrc iý a Taycm i".i the Town " Ye Mariners of England. Part '3. - Wrap Me up in >l. Tarpaulin Jacket
; Farmer's Bo, ; Little Mown Jug ; Auld I,:utg Sync O. Who will o'er the Dusrs so fret, ? (de I'cas:,l B246 Comrades in arms (.danO
; 2 7 Sweet and Low (Rarnbv) \1'hen F,vening's Twilight (J. L. li:d:urq Nursery Rhymes-Medley. In _Parts 1t ith ( )r, It,
Intruducin' : Part 1.-Girls and 1300: ; Mt 'brri ý I;n li ; cNa n_ce :'n' Lemons ; Three Blind Mice . A Free lie RV Auld a-\Ccoing Go ; U111,
3331 Jack Horner; fully Miller. Part --Little Ito-Peep; Jack and hill Dance a Baby Diddy ; Baa-baa, Black Sheep ; UisC Thong Bell ; l-,."r
It the I'ilwr's Sou ; Whetc ar," \on going tu, nix Fret lv Maid ? ; Siw! Song of Sixpence: iRtsh;r1,";e Bab%%
FISK UNIVERSITY JUBILEE QUARTETTE. (Unaccompanied). 10-Inch RECORD.
12ý Shout AH titer God's lle;,cen (I've Got a Robe) Negro Spiritual) ;od Nrsse. the Chariot's coining (Negro Spiritual)
THE WESTMINSTER SINGERS. (Unaccompanied). 10-Inch RECORDS.
22, 'old Joe Way Down in Georgia (are. RiIc''t)
2349 The Mulligan "Musketeer, '.1tk{i(so ry The Hunt is Up (J. L. lfatta;.;
THE WHITEHALL SINGERS. 10-inch RECORD
'o I S Pratly Flower' ('fire Holmtirth Anthenr) (f. I'n1,:n Hoe can I bear to Lcave Thee? (The Soldier', 1;.,o (I. is I tl '1
COLUMBIA STELLAR QUARTETTE. 10-inch RECORD.
240P , Bleet APPLLby Moonlight
.Alyi On I snl l ?ILZe o )CAR tt iu:
MIXED CHORUS AND QUI`NTETTE. 10-Inch RECORD.
227; 1 Auld hang Sync ( I3arnsl ConnyBIC )fIXLi CROW - IlCe Rosary (Ne, to:) COLUMBIA
_11 %LE QL'(NIE7"rn, UIL:.I -C0111p,LiM't
HARROW SCHOOL SONGS. Sung by Chorus under the direction of Dr. P. C. BUCK, Harrow School.
10-Inch RECORDS. (Ifarroa i"I la ut Song, :;
32471 1.--Forty Years On (Jot;!! Farmer'; 2. Stet Fortuna 1)onms 7,rfvn FCC ,C, ag;
3 *t-, fi ! 8.-Queen Fliad>eth Sat fine Day (Juirn Frtrrnre' , 4.-W hen R,ileigll Rose (Jahn Fanner,
i Lo r, Ly S, Ito,,1 has for minty years been famous for its songs, whit-h , lathe n i t h p., all the mauy-sided activities, both joyful and sad, in the life of it brig �Cl my «h' "d a. i
at 11grrnn in particulvr. The four conga now made avaiILble are Typical of '''CI British Sshi,el, and maybe said h, be partof the bist side of Iin.glish Sdvw,l tr.nI
HAWAIIAN SONGS. TOOT'S PAKA HAWAIIAN COMPANY.
10-inch RECORD. I Inwnii;nl \ 1cd)e I inlrndttciuc Lilx un like ; tic 1I�uoluln Towluv.
T,nticuv ; ow-, Two, Ti-rre, i - - 'cr ; Aloh:n ()e) INSTRPME]"Tc POONEY'S HAWAIIAN SEXTETTE.
12-Inch RECORD. ALAba (le ()) Senn Liliro,kal'u,r. wnrd; bt' Ches. 111 uýufl,
1 Vuc, Two, Tluce, I'JLLr _Waltz I, Kew wo nrt,i A!:c't) ;lu litr,tiiaii and lin",)i-!.;
COLI'11Y1A kECO!2U4 jLark Blue Labrlj N;
GRAND OPERA-CONCERTED NUMBERS.12-Inch RECORDS. '
(11 'l'ir atorc Miserere. Sung i;: Fnglish tl'erdi) Bt:.trxlci MIRANDA, Sop. IIuGHEs ýMACKLIN, Tenor, and CHORUS OF CARL Ross OPERA Co MP.LNY
Il Trovatore : 1tome to our Mountains. Sung in.1 uglish PHYLLIS ARCHIBALD and Ilr'GHES \IACKLIN OF C.1Rr. Rost OPERA CORP.
Il Trovatore: Nliscrere. Sung in English (Verdi( Duet and Chorus by ErsIE STEVENSON and JoHN 1 ouNG, Tenor and Chorus.
ll Trovatore : Home to our Sfountains. 'Jung in English (Verdi) Duct by
Dt carte TILLOTSON, Contralto and JOHN 1 ovvG, Terror
I Rigoletto-Quartette : Beauteous Daughter of the Graces (Bella liglia dell, Amore) Sung in Italian (Verdi). COLUMBIA ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY
Rigolct to *lections (Verdi) PRINCE'S GRAND CONCERT BAND Lucia di Lammermoor (Donizefti) Sextette : " Why Do I My Arm Restrain?"
(Clli rafferna it mio furore) Sung in Italian COLUMBIA ITALIAN ltl'F:RA COMP-UNY
(Lucia di'Lanuneruloor, Selections (Dwrizetti) PRINCE'S BAND (Faust, Trio (Prison Scene), Act IV.-" All'erta, all'erta " (Hasten or I leave
_ You) (Gourwd) Sung in Italian 'COLUMBIA ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY
Faust, Selection (Introducing Soldiers' Chorus) (GounodL PRINCE', GRAND CONCERT BAND
Aida," Egyptian March. (Verdi) COLUMBIA ITALIAN OPERA CHORUS ".Nida," 0 terra Addio (Farewell, 0 Barth). (Verdi, Is Italian tutu 1,a Frrrza del Destiuo: Soleune in quest' ura (In this Solemn Hour) (I'erdi)
Duet by CARLO CARTICA, Tenor and CESARE AI.PSSANDRONL Baritone Is lbrza del Destiuo: I,a vergine degli angeli (The Angel Virgin) (Verdi)
COLUMBIA ITALIAN lll'I:12A COMPANY ('I'aunhauser. Grand March i Wagner), In English
Lohengrin, Bridal Chorus (Wagner). ) COLUMBIA GRAND e rnl<A CoMrA: Y
LIGHT OPERA-" VOCAL GEMS " AND ORCHESTRAL SELECTIONS.
12-Inch RECORDS. " The lilkado" V,ýeal Gene= (G iltert an,t S',Uirau)COLT:
ssis 1,H:R1 OPERA COMPANY
Including Behold the Lord High Executioner ; Thrc. f,itth Muds ; 'ý ý`; 1 'fit Willow ; Flowers that Bloom in the Spring ; He's Gonc and Married Yunr-Yam, and Finale, With Joyous Shout
"The Mikado" Selections (Gilbert and Sullivan) PRINCE'S ORCHEeIRA H.M.S Pinafore" Vocal Gems (Sullivan) COLUMBIA LIGHT OPER :A Co.
Introducing : We Sail the Ocean Blue ; Little Buttercup ; Captain of 26 the Pinafore " Bell Trio ; The Queen's Navee ; Pair Moan ; and 0 Joy and Rapture
H.M.S. Pinafore " Selections (Sullivan) PRINCIi9 ORCHESTRA Plurodora " Vocal Gems (Leslie Seeart) COLUMBIA l.tuHT OPERA Clou'. SNY
Introducing : Opening Chorus, The Shade of the Palm ; Sextett. 'f'ell Me, Pretty Maiden ; I \Vant to be a Military Mau ; Finale 279 l'lorodora"Selections (Leslie Stuart) PRINCE'S ORCHESTRA Introducing : Dance of the Girls ; Tact, Tact ; Star of Love ; Qnecn of the Philippine Islands ; The Woman Who Did ; A \hldary `tan
' The Pirates of Penzance," Vocal Gems (Sullivan)COLUMBIA LIGHT OPERA COMPANY
Introducing : The Paradox Trio ; I am a Pirate King ; Hail. Poetry Go, Ye Heroes ; Let Us Gaily Tread ; Come, Friends Who Plough the Seas
The Pirates of Penzance" Selections (Sullivan) FNINCE's ORCI, :,IRA '" l.cs Cloel,vs de Gxneville," Vocal Gems (Plnnquelle;
COLUMBIA LIGHT OPERA COMPANY ;ýý Introducing: Silent Heroes; On Billow Rocking; Cold Sweat is on My BFow; Legend of the Belts; and Finale to Act I
lea ClosSies do Conteville"; With joy Mc Heart Rondo (Plaonquetlc) MR. ANu'5t.w Saxoy. Baritone
Martha," Vocal Gems (Flotou") COIX1Ms LlrrtT Ot"I:R a CI OIPASY QR
1 - Intrceluc;ng: Ah, So Pure; Sing of the Psi tar; Cuj,:,l Sit, Aloft; I lr Sc, is, CLrm13ý,. I,,
JIttl.1 xJ_rli,lt, I'I"t �') PRIMCRa IINCI,::itk
1 L/i;11T Ol'ER.'l Records coalintie I over
98 COLt \1BL1 JUCOLZLS !Dark Blue Label`
LIGHT OPERA SELECTIONS (12-inch Records)-continued. Patience," \',,cal Gems (Sultiv¢n1 COLt:ME1,t I,IGIrr OPERA CoaPes,
1 trodttciug The tiol(Iier6 of Our Quern ; Tweuly Lovesick Maideu- 39 1 We ; When I First Put the uniform on; Prithee, Prettv Maiden ;
I'm a Watcrlco house Young Man: It l aphit I Chor,=e to Marry Patience," Selections (Sullivan) PRINCE'S ORCHESTRA Talcs of Hofimattu, " Barcarolle (Radiant Night; (J. Offrrw'ach). Sung
322 in English Duct bi Miss IPELLE PvnERsoN, Sopruto, and Miss H \R' ARN.T KEYRS. Contralto
Tale, of Hoffmann," Selections (I, Offenbach) l'RiNCE's ORCHES'IS When a Wooer Goes a Wooing, from " The Yeomen of the Gu:rd " (Sullio,i;
3q Q THE I,n\D)N OPERA QUARTEI'll: l1 Strange Adventure, front " The Yeomen of the Guard " (Sullivan) ` TuE l,O\Dýe OPERA QUARTEI I I:
The Mikat%,"'elections, In 2 Parts (SUflivrrn! Played by the XATius:tr, MILITARY ll:ra:
Introducing Part I.-Behold the I,orrI High Execntionrr : Br;.i t Ili, 9 haven Hair A Wandering Alin,trel. Part 2.--The flowers t hat II om llrigh+.iv Ionus Our Wedding IA ; Thiec Liltlc Maid- ; For llt'a t;,., and Married Yum-Vum ; Finale.
VIerrie England," Vocal Gems. lit 2 Part; (I!, od nlid Gcnonn) Ir S1111g Irv Lit'. HT OPERA C.`rl
9ýý ,
Introducing: Part I-In England. Mfcrrie England ; Wlten Cupid Firt This Old World Trod : The English Rose ; With a lIi, Robiu. Part 2. Love is Meant to Slake Us Iliad ; 0 Peaceful England ; Yeoman England
'" Maritana," \'ncal Gems (I f'alla'(' COLIi,sIRla 1.ICUr 01 CRt COMP.\N V 929 Introducing The Angelus ; Turn On, Old Time ; In Happy Moment
l,et Me bike a Soldier Fall. Mlaritana," Overture (II'uifn=r) CorRT SYMPHONY (!RCIIE.;TR
SACRED. Wm. McEWAN, Tenor.
15411842I
S43 1844184318461847184818-19183018311Sä2
"The World's Sweet e-[ ',o'pel Singer." With Organ Jrc"mprn,imerit. r cct,! Thera n�led.
10-inch RECORDS. The Brokeu ileart (T. dcnnt,) Gospel Bells-with Bells l.'. Itc.'ey
.Marti,, `
Will the Circle be C ubrokeu ? ((;has. It. Gabnel ) Only a Sinner (LI. R. I ow Icr) Memories of Mother (R. Farkness)
1 Somebody (1V. S. iVeeden) I Ile lifted Me (Chas. H. Gabriel,
Softlv and T'nderly ,fe;u;
is Calling (Thomason.) All hail, Itnnlauuei-with Bells ((: as. H. Gabriel) Thou Rentainevt (J. McG,.n ahan) He will Hohl Me Fast (R. Harkness) With Piano In Jesus (R. Harkness) With i'i'tno Shadows (R. Harkness) With Piano
1 Christ Returneth (R. Harkncsc) With Piano e some Day (Chas. H. Gabriel) Nothing Satisfies but 'Jesus (Mrs. C. 11..llorns) >iv Mother'- Prayer (It'. J. 11'eeden) Ily rather Knows (F.. O. RxcelO Sometime We'll Understand (J. Mcfranatan) My Ain Colultrcc Nor Silver, Nor Gold (D. C. Towner) We shall Shine as the Stall !I'an dr I'enler, His Lye is on the Sparrow (Ch-. H. Gabriel, God will take Cate of Yon (11'. S. Mirth )
.\'uIL :
1'urchauts t
this set of 12
records ui., pre-
sr^d^d tint/t a
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free of than;-
316731653169317031713172VIt Mother's Soo- Christ, \Iv All T&'s!rs. Mussed Te-,- oh, it is Wundcri :'. The 'Wonderful Stnr- Your Best Friend iý Will tour Heart I:I uQ TT; O MY Soul, Bless TII, ,, Tohoý,,;: f14 ih;r lýlti! He Ktiow it all cod ;: kith us
L[7IB73 R CORDS (Darb Blue Labet) 99
SACRED-continued.GIPSY SMITH, The Singing Evangelist.
12-Inch RECORDS. I75 j He Lifted ]tic (Gabriel)
Jesus, the Light of 'he World (Eldekin) 176
-` Saved by Grace (Stebbings)
1 0 Beautiful City of God (Temple) 177 1 Pass It On (Stebbings)
Kept for Jesus (I. D. Sankey) 178 Jesus is sty Light and Song (Kirkp.drirk)
I; xoking This Way (Van de Venter, Duet (HARRI'ON and ANTHONY) With Organ Accompaniment and 'Cello (1S'ýligata.
2ýý Where lie Lewis Me I BUcc) I Christ, My All (19ain)
2S.3 Just For To-day (I"ictor and Ranks) There is joy in MIy Soul (1. .4 lien Sankey)
254 Only Jesus (Markrecs) i Never Give Up (I. Allen tianke0
909 Who Could it be Somebody Knows10-Inch
RECORD. 3197 I Heard the Voice of Je is tia V
rardoning Grace Choir of the Church of the Ascension, New York.
12-Inch RECORD. (0. Holy Night (Cautique de Noeti (AJam). Choir of the Church of the
Ascension, New York (MR. THOMAS tH l I.MORS. Tenor Soloist; With Orchestra ,ud Harp Accompaniment (Softly
and Tenderly Jesus is Calling (Thompson; (STANLEY std ý'111.t:rrs)
NEW YORK ORATORIO CHORUS. 12-Inch RECORD.
'rhe Messiah : Hallelujah Chorus (Mndel) The \(e ciah : And the Glory of the Lord (Mo,,1e '
SHEFFIELD and LEEDS UNITED CHOIR. lCondneted by DR. HENRY (r)WYARI)
1)12-Inch RECORDS.
I Hallelujah Chorus, from " The \Ic<ainh " (flannel) 1 Glory to God in the Highest, from '1' he Mossfah " (Handel)
For Unto Us a Child is Born. from " T;,, Messiah " (Handel) And the Glory of the Lord, from " The M'4',iah " (Ffan 1el)
THE SANCTUARY QUARTETTE.
tl'ith Orchestra and Pell,. 10-Inch RECORDS.
ti Good King Wenceslas The First Noel
.t(; (God Rest Ye, Merry Gentlemen Good Christian Men, Rejoice
t6 l 4 .,
Hark, the Herald Angels Sing While Shepherds Watched
1º 1 3 (Christians Awake (0 Come All Ye l aitlful
Addresses by the Late GENERAL BOOTH, Founder of the Salvation Army.
(The only records this grand old worker ever made.) 10-Inch RECORDS.
z:ßi4 Rope Wanted-(A stirring description of a coast Tragedy) Don't Forget-(A dramatic exposition of a Noble Cree,Ii
3 Please, Sir, Save Me- (Vividly picturing a touching Sitip,vreck incident Through JOrdnn-(A l,n- rful appeal in c, r `onn
100 COLUMBIA RECORDS (Dark Blue Lal,ei)
POPULAR AND COMIC SELECTIONS. NEIL KENYON, Comedian.
12-inch RECORDS. 679-The Poet of Dunrobin. In 2 Parts (Bert Lee and George Arthurs) 687 -Is That a Fact ? (Simple Sandy). In 2 Parts With Orchestra
GEORGE ROBEY, Comedian (see page 51). ALFRED LESTER, Comedian (see page 50) FRED DUPREZ, Comedian (s;'e page 49).
"'LITTLE TICH," Comedian. 12-inch RECORD.
678 Tally-Ho ! (with Patter) !,Aif. Ellerlon) The Best Man (with Patter) (A If. Ellerton)
10-inch RECORD. ß$O7 f Armlets (H. Darnlev)
Idiosvnerasies (Will Mayne)
G. H. ELLIOTT (The Chocolate-Coloured Coon) and Chorus. 10-inch RECORDS.
ß73h It's a long, long way to ui, Home in Kentucky (Grey and Ayer) You'd never know that Old Home Town of Mine (Johnson and Donaldson)
`x' 789 { Poor Butterilv (Golden and Hubble) For Me snd My Gal (Leslie, Goetz and Meyer)
ßS73 i'ni going back where I was Born (Joe Molt) Say Vat Intend to see Old Tennessee and Me (Cantor, Egan and Whitintl
WILL FYFFE, Scottish Comedian. 12-inch RECORD.
96 j I
IBe ong to Glasgow (Will Fyffe)
RAYMOND HITCHCOCK, Comedian. 12-inch RECORDS.
$nÄ So What's the Use? (Montague) 1 Ain't it funny what a difference just a Osv hours make ? (Robyn) 1 And the World goes on (Sullon)
686 When You're all Dressed Up and no Place to go (Burt and Hein) I (Imitation of Mr. Raymond Hitchcvcic) FRANK NORR.=
AL JOLSON, Comedian. Recording EXCLI SIV ýI,Y for Columbia.
10-inch RECORDS. 2957 ) Tell Me (Kortlander)
And he'd say, Oo-la-la. Wee-wee (Wedding) BILLY 11PRO0 2974 ! Swanee, from " Jfe'Saw" (Gershwin) (Whittling by At Jolson)
You Ain't Heard Nothing Yet (Jolson, Kahn and De Sylva) 361 I ! Avalon (Jolson and Roses)
i In Sweet September (Leslie, Wendling and Monaco) 3029 , 0-H1-0 (O-my! 0!) (O)man)
1 Jut Snap your Finger; at Care (Silvers) NORA BAYRS, Comedienne
COLUMBIA RECORDS (Dark Blue Label)
ELLA SHIELDS, Comedienne. 12-inch RECORD.
629 j Burlington Bertie from Bow Hargerates' ELLA SHIELDS I Every Little While (Tate) FLORENCE How, an, Contralto
10-Inch RECORDS. 3007 Smith, Jones,'Robinson and Brown (.Kayo and Harrington)
Oh, what a difference the Nucc made to tue (.Stanle), anal Allevn) t .;ý 'Margie (D.aris, Con rai an.! R'A nsnnt`
Amazon (Ellin e) RICRARD SILVER, Tenor
FRANK CRUMIT, Tenor. 10-inch RECORD.
Oh, he Jingo (A. Von Til.e 9K7 Y,u'ie a'Million 'files from Y - vhere (Don,tblsoi) FRFo Hranse, Tenor
DONALD GRAHAM, Tenor. 10-inch RECORD.
31S2 ' tAnni n' Threngh A. I. Penn i Gin,,icuu Goren (.1. 1. 1
BASIL LLOYD, Tenor. 10-Inch RECORD.
Snwke Clouds (Bnrn(lw, Rolls and Da'es'shi) 2S4; 'Cello Obbligato by C. tt'ARWICK FVA\s
Races of Picardy (Il,cydn Il'ood, GEOFFREY A"ERsoR, Teu,r
RICHARD SILVER, Tenor. 10-Inch RECORD.
Silver Star (David and Nichnils) I Blue Bird (David and Nicheil,
HARRY WOODMAN, Tenor. 10-inch RECORD.
\Cyonring T,ultnby (Gene ii',!liam v) Drram ]rubbles (Barris and Tate) FLORA '111-RRAv Conlr:Jic,
NAT. D. AYER, Baritone. 'N' CT,T!til\`}aa' for Col imbia. Recording T,'
10-Inch RECORDS.Back Itorne in Teune=see (liibserd Aye,. Norton ani Aver) Ain't chi coming back, Marv Ann to, Maryland (Sissre and Blake)
2986 r Dixie Wedding Bells (Grey and Ayer) She was Wonderful (Grey uai4 Ayer) Coal-Blick Mammy (Lmldie Cliff and Icy St. Helier) iOF/7 T Never Knew (Pills, Egan, 11 osh and Whiteman) Down Yonder (Gilbert) 3OS0
r Ain't We Got Fun ? (Kahn, Egan and Whiting) 30S10 finger a Little Longer (rLudey and Vat 0..Aver)
Peggy O'Neil (Pease, Nelson and Dodge) Gen, F. MURRAY, Tenot 1 Z t Ma (Clare and Conrad)
Shufflin' Along (Stanley and Ayerl ýý + Sties Mice, All Mine (Kalmar and Rnbv)
Some Fellows Get All the Girls (Sranley and Ayer) With Orchestra
ý ; I Never Meant To. Dear (Ayer and Milton) Wonderful, Wonderful You (,Cat L. Ayer)
HARRY GLEN, Baritone. 10-Inch RECORD.
Z70 Who Tied the Can ,a for Old Dog's Tail' (FUtpaltic'; l Ain't Nobody's Iranian (fluglrrs end King)
STANLEY GREY, Baritone, with Quartette. 10-Inch RECORD.
..ý.; Last Night on the back Porch (Brmrn and chrml,chrdn k Sing Along, Satubo '(Wood and Levgl
OSCAR SEAGLE, Baritone. 10-Inch RECORD.
03 (The Barefoot Trail (IViggerc) Las'ic n' Mille (ll'alf)
102 C(II.IN lI3LA Ri:C()i:l>> 1I)a rlc IiLic l.,i'ý:I,
LESLIE STONE,. Baritone. 10-inch RECORDS.
3008 ( Love Nest, from " )Tory" wb,r , -:) The Japanese Sandman 'unhen 3016 Omaha'Dausd and Nichol'.:
Whispering (Sdanberger) 0tras ý,RT MURTON, liant BERT WILLIAMS, Comedian.
10-inch RECORD. ( Ten Little Bottles ;Monaco) 3033 I want to go to the Land Miere the tiweet Daddies Grow (11. Ion Ti'
VAN and ScitisNCE, Conlr,ü., T. C. STERNDALE-BENNETT, Entertainer at the Piano.
10-Inch RECORD. .i0 a There's another Little Girl I'm fond of Sterndale iJo i'ie!t)
Hnuuning (Breast and Henderson) STIOVARr MooDIx. hint, 11 ERNEST HASTINGS, Entertainer at the Piano.
Reconiin;; ESCI,CSIFI-:I,1 for Columbia. 10-inch RECORDS.
24 1 Church Bells a, we hear them--illustrated on the Pion. (1loeh ngý A Soldier's Reminiscences (Bert Lee)-r:-
*4104 -Variations on "The Vicar of Brav "-accord;: ; t,. o oll-lcnoscn Cowl, t Is there Anybody wanting any Floorclotls re) I h' r'tr:.,"
2772 (I've Heard a Rumour (R'es'nn and Lee) (Exemptions and Otherwise (Weston anI Lee)
2 - 08 The Future Variety Show (Weston and Lee! as Always Sends the Very Ti,ing :/nau_s1
24331 The Military Representative (!l'c.foa A Bobby Boy (Bert Lee)
Fill up a Form (Lee and Weston) Bow Bells (Lee a,rd Weston)
292' I Baby Number One (Hns!ings) Ever since he Pelhmnisod (U's'Oon and 1,
ýý ý The Boi hevist (I lesion and L eel j Seaside Posters (Badernan and YeFtee'
2973 The Syncopated Vitla;;e Blacksmith Ill',s!r,n 1,r; Muldoon's Ball I Wests,: Ira Lee)
277129652975296129S93405312510-inch RECORDS.
(That Dear Old Home of )fine Duet I,y JIaRY 10:ru and Frsue SRT Moe as } Let the Great Big World Keep Turning G. F. 1f,RR.av and QU<SRTETrr'
I'm forever Blowing Bubbles (Kenbrovin and Kellede) CAMPBBl.I, and linwý I'm always Cha.iug Rainbows (Carroll, H.1RRY Fcx, Conredina
1 Let the Rest of the World go by (Brerut.m and Burr) CAMPRRLL and Brot< Just foi Me and Mary (Edaords) HENRY BURR. Ten�
f Dreamy Alabama (Fart) Duet: CAmemtra. and Brot On Miami Shore (Baron and Jacobi( ARTiruR REE%1,4 Venetian Sloon (Goldberg and llagine, Lewis J.SMES nu;l CII.%RLLS II.RRts,l" When that Harvest Moon is £hining (G. d. Stevens) SrE\v iuT MORTON When Cupid Calls. from " Sybil " ;.Smith & Jacobs} May Vrucrswr and Love in a Cottage 'G-Ism mid Kelm.') I STEW apt
l Sty it with Music (Berlin) Duet: UUR JTAY LEIGH :md G3o. F. Mc01, When shall We Meet Again? (II ;: i!Rie CHAS. HART and Fr.l.fOTI
THE VERSATILE THREE, Comedy Trio. 10-Inch RECORDS.
What happens after the Ball ? ( I lle', irnaccomp.u.i, Away Down East in -Maine (1)onol.tsn,r I'naccompaui,, Ougie, Oogie, Wa, Wa (Clar.zc. Leslie wi,i r` The Dear Little Garden 1 Love (11�e!1 is'! ,u
QUARTETTES. THE UNITY QUARTETTE.
10-Inch RECORDS. !There's a long, long Tail (rein an,l L??:rllj I Pack up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit I,`ig (Asa,` and Pn nll)
The Trail that Leod.; to Home ([nci;' n,./ ?IcKea ir God send You Back t, }Ie ,:{darns) Tnunr'r I;.rrr5. Baritone 1V)1eR God gave You to ?te (I),i / an! .A'iz/tolls) 911 the World will I lea'.ýni of ]lei (I)) a and Rail)
COLUMBIA RECORDS (Dark Blue Label) 103
UNITY QUARTETTE (10-inch Records)-continued 2±368 f .smiles (Callahan and Robcrls)
I Want to Snuggle (Harris and Tale) 'ýS 70 11' Everything (de Syioia, Kahn and Jolson)
1 How 'ya gonna keep 'em down on the Farm ? (Lewis, Young and Donaldson) 2 S Si Joan of Are (Bryan, li'r tort and Wells)
Just a Baby's Prayer at Twilight (Lewis, Young rind Jerome) 2SS5 The Bells of St. Mary's (Farber and Adams)
i There's a tramp, tramp, tramp upon the Highway (David and Shirley) Panama (Howard Flynn)
:2901 1
A-be, My Boy (Rule, McGee, Si!berrnann and Grock)Gaocrc. with Violin ah Piano
,.Nth y ry I Tip we meet again (Egan and T'hiting}That Wonderful Mother of Mine (Hager and Gopdxin)
2931 That old-fashioned Mother of Mine (David and Nicholls) 1 That's what God made Mothers for
2941 ' Mammy o' Mine (Tracey and Pinkard) With MABEL I,EE I'm forever Blowing Bubbles (Kenbrovln and Kellefte) With M.ABEL I,EE
2942 Nobody Knows (Irving Berlin) With STEWART MOUTON 1 Memories (Kahn and Van Alstyne) With GEO. F. MURRAY
My Baby's Arms (McCarthy and Tierney) With GEO. F. MURRAY 2943 Oh, What a Pal was Mary (Leslie, K almaü anal 1.'indline)1\'ith
GEO. F. MURRAY 2944 ! Beautiful Ohio (Macdonald and Earl) With MABEL LEE
1 Tell Me (Callahan and Kortlander) With GEo. F. MURRAY 2945 ! I've got my Captain working for me now (Perlin) With STEWART MORTON
You'd be Surprised (Berlin) With STEWART MORTON 2947 ) Patches (Callahan and Roberts) With STEWART MORTON
Oh, How she can Sing (Y'cüen, Van and Schenck) With STEWART MORTON RENA MALE QUARTETTE.
10-Inch RECORDS. 1027 - Church Scene, from " The Old Homestead "-with Church Bell effects
'i old Folks at Home (Foster) Steamboat Medley-Descriptive :
r ß/2ö Steamboat whistle and cyren effects, the rattle of chains, the farewells and the "obliging" with songs by an unusually good quotierte
Farmyard Medley-with Animal Imitations-Descriptive
POPULAR SONGS -Vocal Medleys. COLUMBIA LIGHT OPERA COMPANY.
12-Inch RECORDS. Popular Songs, Vocal Gems. Parts 1 and
905 Introducing: Part 1.-Pucker Up and Whistle; Tippv Canoe ; Peggy O'Neil ; Say it with Music. Part 2.-Rosining ; Uncle Sambo ; Ma ; Wimmin.
Popular Songs, Vocal Gems. Parts 3 and 4. 906 Introducing : Part 3.-Whose Baby are You? Dear Love, My Love ;
1'iease do it Again ; Floatin' Down to Cotton Town. Part 4.-Sally Rainbow ; Golden Dreamboat ; Hello ! Old What's-a-name
LAUGHING SONGS. FRED D. ARTHURS, Laughing Comedian.
10-Inch RECORDS. "ýOS9 J The Laughing Curate (Laughing Song)
1 Laugh and Grow Fat Like lfe (Laughing Song) V143 (They All Laugh Like Me (Laughing Song)
(Laughing M"d Laughing Song)
MINSTRELS.12-Inch RECORDS.
Fire>ide Minstrels-Parts 1 and 2 With Orchestra Introducing: Part 1.-Opening Chorus. Oh, dem Golden Slippers;
334 Solo by Arthur Collin.. My Dusky Rose ; Patter ; Closing Chorus, I ain't gwine to Weep no afore. Part 2.-Opening Chorus, In the Morning by the Bright Light ; Solo by Arthur Collins and Chorus. Everybody Whistles Like Me ; Patter and Closing Chorus, Melancholy Moss
/Fireside Minstrels--Parts 3 and 4 With Orchestra Introducing : Part 3.-Opening Chorus. Dr Golden Wedding ; Solo,
-120 Angel Gabriel ; Closing Chorus. Rye-bye, Ma Eva. Part 4.-Openiug Chorus, Carrie from Carolina ; Solo, Happy Days in Dixie; Closing Chorus, Balmoral
.
104 COLUMBIA RECORDS (Dark Blue Label)
FAMOUS SKETCHES. HARRY TATE and COMPANY. Recording EXCLUSIVELY for Columbia.
12-inch RECORDS. 320-motoring (Harry Tate) The Famous Music-Hall Sketch. In 2 Parts
i Harry Tate Fortifying the Home, from " Business as Usual " In 2 Parts 504 J (A. P. de Ceurnille and F. W. Markl
Pla}'Ad by HARRY TATS, MORRIS HARVEY, VIOLET LORAINE & COMP: NY
S70 jSelling a C:u (Wal Pink And Harry Tate)
The Famous Music-Hall Sketch. In 2 Pain
DESCRIPTIVE RECITALS. By CYRIL MAUDE.
In Striking Character Sketches. EXCLUSIVE TO COLUMBIA. 12-inch RECORD.
9a; {A Telephone Reconciliation (Overheard during the War) £Hara"ood) Dinky (John. Harwooa)
.9 Special Royalty on the above record is being paid by 31r. Cyril Maude to the Britisi:
Red Cross Society.
226424982560263626452667268010-Inch RECORDS.
Death of Little Nell, from " The Old Curiosity Shop " (Dickens) 1 Sidney Carton's Farewell, from " A Tale of Two Cities " (Uickerrs!
Spotty (Hennequin and Parker) The Coward (Hennequin and Hemsey) Devil-may-Care (Taylor and Carkel)
} Death of Uncle Tom, from" Uncle Tom's Cihin" (H. B. Stoke) (The Old Country, Part !.-The Village With Orchestra
Part 2.-London With Orchestra The Hero, the Heroine. and the Villain (Grealrer Neuses >) With Orchestra The Murder in the Forest (Williams) With Orchestra The Yukon Trail J. tfüton Hayes)
1 The Lounger (Chas. J. Wirier) Doctor Yank of Quackem (Williams) Grandfather Smallweed, from " Bleak House " (Charles Dickens)
By EDGAR L. DAVENPORT. 12-inch RECORD:
22 3 ) Lasca (Desprez) With incidental music htridan's !tide (Read) With incidental music
10-inch RECORD. Charge of the Light Brigade--with Bugles (Tennyson`
1 B harn Prietcl;ie--v, ith Fifes nrtd Drub (J. G. Whittlfl
COLUMBIA RECORDS (Dark Blue Label) 100
MORSE CODE on COLUMBIA Records. A Complete and easy Course of Instruction in Morse Code, enabling all who possess Wire- !es? Receiving Sets to read the numerous Morse Messages that they hear on their instruments.
3262 Part 1.-Alphabet. Elementary, etc. Part 2.-Pigures, Easy Language, Figure Practice, etc. 3263 Part 3.-More difficult Plain Language, Higher speed Figures, etc.
1 Part 4.-Stock quotations, etc., Higher speed than Part 3 Part 5.-Miscellaneous matter similar to regular wireless transmissions
3264 i Part 6.-Continuation of Part 5, but more difficult, repres°ntingregular I commercial working
An 8-page boo)..et j Lost+uaaQ is riven v"," Ricor3 NO. 326
106 COLUMBIA RECORDS (Darf: Blue Label)
RECORDS FOR THE CHILDREN.Not only it success in (very hone where there are children, Lut largely used in E nder-
uarten and Elementary Schools.
" THE CHILDREN'S BOX," No. 1. 10-Inch RECORDS.
Nursery Rhymes (Mother Grose .Melodies:) Part ]-(Introducing: Old Mother Hubbard; Dapple (;rev ; This Tittle Pig ; Hickory, Dickorv, Dock ; and Chimes)
2940 Told by GILRERT GIRARD with Animal Imitations, etc. Part 2.-(Introducing Hec, diddle diddle ; To Market to Market ; The Cock doth Crow ; Sing a Song of Sixpence ; My Black Hen ; I,ittle Bopeep ; Pussycat, where have you been ?)
Told by GII.RERT GIRARD-with Animal Imitations, etc.
Nursery Rhymes (Mother Goose Melodies:) ..I Part 3.-(Introducing : Tom, the Piper's Son ; Pussycat sits beside the
lire ; Baa-baa Black Sheep ; All in a Row ; The Lion and the Unicorn)
2991 Told by GILBERT GTR %Rn with Animal Imitations, etc. Part I.- (Introducing Goosie, Goosie Gander ; Humptv, Duntpty ; 111 hart a Donkey ; There was a Crooked Man : Peter , Peter, pumpkin- eater ; Old King Cole
Told by GII.RERT GIRARD With Animal Imitations, etcc
9f)2 Cinderella. or the Glass `-tipper. In *2 Pails (Fairy Story)Told by MIAs Corecnn,s
14993 little Red Ridln° H(,od. In Farts. Fairy Story)Told by MAY C"NON-]
299 i The Cler"ei lleu Children's Sl Dries told by MAY Com;noN The Clucking IL TI Children's Stories told by MAY COYGIII i]
Sir Rover de Coeerlev Children's Dance= by I "oNDoN
U.1SCR ()R('I. It 99J la) Iliti3ard Fling (h) tiuilor's hornpipeChildren's
dances by I or nov IlaNeIt Ow',!
THE CHILDREN'S BOX," No. 2. 10-Inch RECORDS.
3O6 Tb Three Rear- (I1. Ridout) . BR \SSIty WILLIAMS (With Imitations; Jack and the licmtdtalll, ((1. C. RiJ"ns) BR.5's nY \t'ILLI\MS (Witt! liuitation>;
The Three Little Pigs (11. C. Ridnu P BRANSBY WILLI9sLS (With lrnitationi) ;093 Dick Whittington and His Cat (11. C. Ridoni)
BR:\\SBY WILLIAMS (With Ilnitatiolo
3064 How Santa Claus Carried Away and Distributed His Toys
- I)escriptiye Recitation by GILBERT GlEaR1'
Santa Claus Arrives Descriptive Recitation by GrLBIePT GIRLS
1']:e Sleeping Princess (H. C. Ridout) 31 77 hairy Stories told by BsWOSBY \\'itld.AMS, with GCe:t,
Pu-s-inBoots (11. C. Ri"lout)b`uiry Stories told by BRANSB\ WIL).tSMS, With Glfect-
Little F.ongý for little Voices (Alfred Scott (;at! 3175 Parts 1 and ?.-Robin' Robin!; Child' good-night; Three Littic
Pigs ; sanghty Toro HARALD WILLIAMS. B intone with Piano
Parts 3 and 4.-Wil1 you walk a little faster ? (from " Alice in \V,atder 3179 - land ") ; The Poodle ; Puff ; The Snow Man.
HAROLD WII.LIants. Baritone with Pius
Abota Records, while sold separately, are available in sets of six, each set ro,nnlete in Picture Boy, Decorat,,d in Dolours.
(For prices, see page 2 of Cover). -
SECTION 4-Pages 107 to 112.
Italian Opera Records at Popular Prices.
BROWN LABEL SERIES. Prices on Page 2 of Cover.
Sung in Italian. With Orchestra) Aecoinpaniueent.
BROWN LABEL-IO-INCH---DOUBLE-SIDED RECORDS.
D5503 , CARMEN: Romance del fore (Flower Sung) (Bizet) A. BENDINELtI, Tenor MIGNON : Addio, Mignon (Thames) A. BENDINELLI, Tenor
(CARMEN: Seguidilla---.Fresso it bastion di Sivi,21ia (l3iset) DS'04 MINI FRASCtNI, Mezzo-Soprano
1 CARMEN : Scene delle carte (Card Scene) (Bizet)MINI FRASCANI, Mezzo-Soprano
Dä�jnÜ CARMEN: Habanera (Bizet) NiNI FRASCANr, Mezzo-Soprano FovoRrra 0 mio Fernando (Donizetti) NINE FEACcANI, Mezzo-Soprano ELISIR D'AMORE : tJna furtiva lagrima (A furtive tear) (Douiaetti)
D350: A. BENDINeLL1, Tenor FAUST : Salve diinora (Hall, thou dwelling pure and holy) (Gourwd) ( A. BENDLNELLI, Tenor
p I FAUST : Dio possente (Even bravest heart) Goun od( C. FoRMICIim, Baritone
DS309 TANNHAUSER: 0 tu bell' astro (0 star of eve) (Wagner) ( C. FORMICIII, Bsritoue
Dý! Ö 1 Q ! FAUST : Aria dei gioielli (Jewel Song) (Goano(i) G. FINZi-MAGRINI, Soprano (FAUST: C'era un re di Thule (Gounod) G. FINZr-MAGRINI, Soprano
RieoLl,TToDuet : by
Piangi fanciuln (Verdi)t. ALEESANDROVITCH, Sopr:uw D5511 C. Foteancxl, Baritone. and.
RIGOLE'rTo : l,assu in ciel (Verdi) Duet by C. FORMicru, Baritone; and M. ALESSANDROV!TCH, Sopran.,
(RiooLETTO: Si vendetta (Vengeance I'll have) (Verdi) D531 7 Duet by C. Foaancin. Baritone, and M. ALESSANDROVITCH, Soprano
RrCOLETTO: Miei Signori (Verdi) C. FoRmclr, Baritone J RIGOLETTO: Cairo norne (Dear Name) (Verdi) G. FtNZI-MAGRINr, Soprano
Dan LS RIGOLLCTO: Tutte le feste at tempio (As on festal days I went) (Verdi) G. FINz -MAGRINr, Soprano
/SAMSON .%ND-DELILAH: S'apre per to per il mio cur (Saint-Seems) Nicer FRASCANI, Mezzo-Soprano DJJ IH SAMSON AND DELILax: 0 aprile foriero (Saint-Saens)NINI
FR:\scA:NI, Mezzo-Soprano +TRAVLITA : (Act miei b)llenti spiriti (Wild nn' dream of youth)
(Verdi) A. RENDINELLI, Tenor - TRAVIATA: (Act 1l.)-Brindisi (Verdi)
Duet by A. BENDINELLI, Tenor, and M. ALESSA.NI.RO\" 11 CH, Soprano
THAI IAT.t: (Act L)-Ah ! fors' e lui (Verdi) G. FINZI-MAGRINI, Soprano D5522. TRAVIATA: (Act I.)-Senrpre libera (The round of pleasure) (I erne)
G. FLNZI-MAGRINI, Soprano TRAVIATA: (Act IV.)-Addio, del passato (For ever I must leave thee)
D-1523 TRAVIATA:
(Verdi) G. PINZt-MAGRINI, Soprano
(Act 1I.)--Di Provenza it Isar, ii suol (0 land and wave of fair P,ovence) (Verdi) C. FORMICut, Baritone
TROYATOItE : Mira d'acerbe lagrime. Part I. (Verdi)
D:,1ýýi , Duet by T. CHELOTTI, Soprano, and C. FORMCRI-, Baritone
TROVATQRE : Mira .I'acerbe tagrime, Part 2. (Verdi) Duet by T. CHELOTTI, Soprano. and C. FoRaucnt, Baritone
'I'ROVATURE : Di quelta pira Tremble, ye tvrauts) (Verdi) G. OPPEZzo. Tenor D5525 TROVATORE : Deserto =_ulla terra (Though by the world forsaken) (Verdi)
G. OPPEZzo, Tenor
10.; COLUMBIA RECORDS (Brown Label)
10-inch RECORDS-continued.TROVATORE : Vivra !
... eoatenrte it giubilo (Verdi)
D 5 2 Duet by T. CUELOrrn, Soprano, and C. FoRMtcul, Baritone 1ROVATORE: Prime che d'altri vivere (Verdi)
Duet by R. BEs.oLu, Soprano, and G. OFPEz zo, Tenor
alnico FRITZ : Son pochi foci (Mascagni) G. FINZI-MAGRINI, Soprano D5530- MADAME BUTTERFLY : Un bei di vedrerno (Puccini)
t G. FrNZI-:1I.',GRIM. Soprano
bouEME: Che gelida marina (Your tiny hand is frozen) (Puccini) D5531 A. BENDINELLI, Tenor
BoERE.E: Si, mi chiamano Mimi (Mimi they call me) iPucciei) ESTER TONNINELLO, Soprano
THE GIRL OF TAE GOLDEN WERT (Fanciulia del West) : Cli clla mi cred,r D5533 (Puccini)5' A. BENDINEr.rr. Tenor
TEE GIRL OF THE GOLDEN \VEST (Fanciulfa del West) : Minnie dalla mia Casa (Puccini) C. FoRxlent, Baritone
D5534 GIOCONDA: Barcarola (Ponehiefi) C. FoamicmI, Barilo' c, and Chorus GlocoNDA: 0 Monumente (Ponchielli) C. roaM:.-err, Baritone
Dä535 GroeoNDA: Voco di donna (Ponchulli) F. ANITUA, Mezzo-Soprano ORFEO : Che fare senza Eilridice F. ANIrUA, Mezzo-Soprano
( PAGLIACCI : Prologo (Leoncavcllo) C. FORMICDI, Baritone D5538 - AIDA. Quest asnisa ch'io vesta (This my habit has told yon) (Verdi)
C. FORMICHI, Baritone AIDA : Judgment Scene (Act IV.) Part 1.-Spirto (lei Numo (Heavenly
Spirit) (Verdi) D5540 Duet by A. BEINAT, Mezzo-Soprano, and V. BETIONt, Bass, with Chorus
AIDA : Judgment Scene (Act IV.) Part 2.-Radamen e deciso it too taco Me thy fate have decided) (Verdi)
Duet by A. BEINAT, Mezzo-Soprano, and V. BerroNi, Bass, with Chorus kIDA : (Act I.), Celeste Aida-fie quel guerriero io fosi (What if 'tis I am
D5541 chosen) (Verdi) ? IDA: (Act 1 V.)-Morir, st purse bells (To perish so pure and lovely) (Verdi)
G. ARMANtNI. Tenor LA BOurnmr : (Act III.)-Quartette (Puccini)
I. CATToRINI, Soprano; I. MION, Mezzo-Soprano; A. BENDINELI1. D5542 Tenor; C. FoRmretll, Baritone
LA BOHEME (Act IV.)--Vecchia Zimarra (Song of the Coat) (Puccini) G. M.ARTINO, Bass
FAUST : Trio-Che fate qui Signor ? (What is your will with me i) (Gounod) A. BENDINELLI, Tenor ; C. FORD7rcrrI, Baritoru' ; G. MARTINO, 13atii5
D5543 FAUST: Quartette-E the sempre solo? (But why are you so lonely (1 (Gounod) I. CATroRUTI, Soprano ; D. FRAU, Mezzo-Sopran,;
A. BENDLNELLI, Tenor ; G. IfAunINo, 9.n' CARMEN I,asou (Bizet)
D.)547 Duet by A. BEINAT, Mezzo-Soprano, and G. TOMMASLNI, Tenor C ArnMEN : Se to ru'ami (If you love me) (Bizet)
Duet by A. IlEree-AI, Mezzo-Soprano, and C. Foaelcur, Barit,nre ( CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA : Sicilians (Oh, Lola, fair as the flowers) (Mascaer:i
D5548 CAVALLERLI RUSTICANA: Brindisi (Drinking Song) (lfascagni)G. ARNANIN-r, Tenor
PAGLLICCI: Duet (Nedda-Tonio), Part 1.-So ben the In scemo D5550 )Leoncavallo!
PAGLIACCI : Duet (Nedda-Tonio), Part 2.-Hai tempo a ridirmelo (Leoncav''alio) Duetsby E. CorriNO, Soprano, and E. BADINI, Baritone
P.AGLIACCI : Duet (Nedda-Silvio), Part l.-Decidi it mio dentin(Leoncavallo) D5551
PAGLIACCL: Duet (Nedda-Silvio), Part 2-E allor perche (LeoncavaUo) Duets by F. COTTINO, Soprano, and E. BADtNI. Baritone
D55354 r MANON: 11 E goo (The Dream) (Massenet) A. BENDINELLI, Tenor )IANON : Ah ! dispar vision (Massenet) A. BENDrNELL I, Tenor LA BOIIEME: 0 Mimi, tu pin non torni (Ah, Mimi, false one) (Puccini)
D5556 MADAME BUTTERFLY: Addio Sprite asil (Puccini) Duets by G. ARMANINI, Tenor, and TIURINo P.1RvIs, Baritone
Records Nos. D5558 to D5574 comprise the complete Opera ".4 ID.4," and will be found on the peal page.
D5575 I MAN ON LESCAUT r Donna non . acli mai (Puccini) EDOAitoo GARF.IN, Tenor MASON LE.SCAUT : AL 'non v'avvicinate (Puccini) F,DOARDO GARBIN, Tenor 1.OHI:NGRIN : Lohengrin'., Song, Part 1.--Di non t'incantan (Wagner)
D5576 - LOuFNGRIN : Lohengrin's Song, Part 2.-Proves maggior (Wagner) MANFREDI POLVEROSr, Tenor
j RIOOILITO : La Donna e mobile (Woman is a fickle jade) (Verdi) D557D MIANFRED1 POLVEROSi, Tenor
RIGOLETTO: Questa o quells (Amongst the fair throng) (Verdi) MANFItEDI POLVEROSI, Tenor
For 12-inch Reco:xls in this Series, comprising the cnnplete Opera " RIGOLETTO," set inrnrcdiareiy following " .4IDA " and " CARMEN " on next pages.
COLUMBIA RECORDS (Brown Label) 109
Complete Opera: " AIDA " (Verdi). The following 17 double-sided records, bearing 34 selections, comprise the complete Opera of " AIDA," the whole supplied in Art Album without
extra charge. (For price, see page 2 of Cover.)
BROWN LABEL-10-INCH DOUBLE-SIDED RECORDS.
All Vocal Selections have Orchestral Accornbar.imoot.
D555S 1 OVERTURE
ACT I. GRAND MILAN ORCHESTRA
t 2 ROMANCE (RADAMES): Celeste Aida (Heavenly Aida) G. ARnANoNL.Tenor 2 DUET (A Etus AND RADAMc): Quale insolita gioia)In thy visage I trace
a joy) By A. BEINAT, ,Mezzo-Soprano, and G. ToMMASINI, Tenor D5559 4 TRIo (AIDA, AMNERIS AND RADA]rrS): Vieni 0 diletta appressati (Come
hither thou I dearly prize) By A. BEINAT, Mezzo-Soprano, and G. TOI[tasINI, Tenor
5 SCENE AND CONCERTED PIECE: Su del Nilo (The rile!) By L. REMONDINI, Soprano ; A. BEINAT, Mezzo-Soprano; G.
D5560 TOMMASINi, Tenor; L. BALDASS.IRE, Baritone ; V. BETTOMI, Bass ; and Chorus
6 ARIA (AmA) : Part 1.-Ritorna Vincitor (May laurels crown thy brow) E. ToNINET,Lo, Soprano
( 7 ARtA (AIDA) : Part 2.-I sacri nomi (Those names so holy) D5501 H. TONINELLO, Soprano
S CONSECRATION SCENE : Possente. Phtha (Hail, Phtha) By E. ToNIresLLO, Soprano; V. BErro.m. Bas,'; and Chorus
9 SACRED DANCE OF PR-ESTES5E.s GRAND MILAN BAND D5562
I IO CONCERTED FINALE: Nome Custodi a vindice (Hear us, oh guardian
Deity) By L. REMONDINI, Soprano : G. Tosnaasmr, Tenor ; V. BE:TTONI, Bass ; and Chorus
ACT II. lI SCENE (ANNERIS AND CHORUS): Vieni Sul Crin ti piovano (Come bind thy
D3563 flowing tre=ses round) E. LOPEZ-NUNES, Mezzo-Soprano, and Chorus 12 DANCE OF' BOORISH SLAVES GRAND MILAN BAND
f 13 SCENE AND DUET (AasERIS AND AmA) : Part 1.-Fu la -orte dell' arnfi ('Neath the chances of battle)
D5564114 By L. REMONDDU. Soprano ; A. BEINAT, Mezzo-Soprano SCENE AND DUET (AIINERIS AND AmA) : Part 2.-Ebben qual nuovo
tre-mito (Nay, tell me then what new fledged love) By L. REMONDINI. Soprano ; and A. BEINAT. Mezzo-Soprano
15 SCENE AND DUET (AbLNERts AND AIDA) : Part 3.-Pieta ti prenda (On all my anguish) By L. REMONDINI, Soprano ; and A. BEIRAT, Mezzo-
D5 J65 Soprano 1e SCENE AND DUET (As&aaRtS AND AIDA) : Part 4.-A1na pompa the
s'appresta (In the Pageant now preparing) By L. REMONDrNI, Soprano ; and A. BEINAT, Mezzo-Soprano ; and Chorus
( 17 GRAND MARCH GRAND MILAN BAND D5566 IS ENTRANCE OF AMONASRO : Quest' assisa ch'io vesto (This my habit has
told you) C. FORMICHt, Baritone
19 GRAND CONCERTED FINALE : Part 1.-Ma to o Re (Thou, 0 King) L. MOGLIA, Soprano ; D. FRAU, Mezzo-Soprano; E. CUNEGO, Tenor ;
D- C. FoRMIce, Baritone ; G.'LtRTINO, Bass ; and Chorus 5 67 20 GRAND CONCERTED FINALE' Part 2.-Gloria all' Egitto (Glory to Egypt)
L. MOGLIA, Soprano ; D. FRAU, Mezzo-Soprano : E. CTJNEGO, Tenor ; C. FoRaucm, Baritone ; G. MARTINO, Bass ; and Chorus
ACT III. (21 PRAYFR AND CuoRUS : 0 tu the sei d'Osiride (0, thou who to Osiris art)
Dä E. LOPEZ-NONES, Mezzo-Soprano ; V. BETTONI. Bass ; and Chorus 22 ROMANCE (AIDA) : 0 cieli azzurri (Oh, skies cerulean)
l L. REMONDINI, Soprano 23 DUET (AMONASIto AND AIDA) : Part 1.-Rivedrai le foreste imbalsamate
(Once Again) T. CBELOrrI, Soprano ; and C. FORMICIII, Baritone 24 DURr (AMON.AsRO AND AIDA) : Part 2.-In armi ora si desta it popol
nostro (Our people armed are panting for the signal) T. CIeEwrrl, Soprano ; and C. FORYICUI, Baritone
COLUMBIA RECORDS (Brown Labe!
In ordering Opera Complete in Album be careful to specify as the Columbia " Aida " Album.
NOTE.-The above record's oay also be purchased separately, bat the Album is presented only Ao purchasers of the complete series.
Complete Opera : "CARMEN " (Bizet). The following 16 double-sided 10-inch records, bearing 32 selections, comprise the Opera of " CARMEN " on Columbia Records, the whole supplied in Art Album with Brochure in colours narrating the story of the
Opera. (For price, see page 2 of cover). BROWN LABEL-10-INCH-DOUBLE-SIDED RECORDS.
Sung in rtaliar+. With accosspaniinent by the La Scala Theatre Orchestra of ,Nil,rn. ACT I.
I PRELUDE ORCHESTRA of the SCALA THEATRE, DIIL.SN 2 CHORUS OF CIGARETTE GIRLS : Shona la compana
CHORUS of the SCALA THEATRE, il et U- 3 IIAEANERA (CARMEN) : E !'amore FANNY ANITUA and Chorus
4 DUET (MICAELA AND JOSE) Ah, mi parla di lei IvE2 FERRARIS and LUIGI BOLLS
5 DUET (l1IICAELA AND JOSE) : Dlia veggo aneot INEZ FERRARIS and LUlGi BOLL`
6 SEGUIDILLA (CARMEN AND JOSE) : Presso it bastion di SivigliaFAV',4Y ANITA and LUIGI BOLLS
7 DDET (CAR?rEN AND JQSS): Carmen que t'ufficialeFANNY A nUA and LUIGI BoL['
COLUMBIA R$CORDS (Brown Label) 111
INSEZ FERRARIS, LUIGI BOLIS and CESARE FORMICtU 125 DUET (EscAM1LLO AND Joss) : Part 2-Per anumte ell'avveva
D5594126 FINALE :.tct 3, Part 1.--Oa. t Jose
1 FANNY AVITUA, CF-SARI. 1rORdiICIII 111(1 LUIGI BALDi15SARE
27 FINALE Act 3, Put '_.-Ah ! bada a to I); -
(` FANNt ANITVA, IEEe F'ERRARIS, Company and Chorus i34 .5 28 FINALE: Act 3. Part 3.-Ah! paventaI.NEZ
FERRARIS, Company and Choru, ACT IV.
T_ 2Q DUET (CARMEN AND {ý
ESCAMILLO) AND CuIORUS : Se to m'ami
L' 59 u F.1NNY ANIIDA, CESARE FORMICuI and Churn-
( :ill DUET (CA IEN AND JoSl) : Sei tu ? FANNY A,'ITUA and LUIGI IioLls (31 FINALE; Act 4, Part 1.-Piu non iu'am:l il tuo cot ?
FANNY ANLTUA, LUIGI BOLLS and Choru: 5 Ö97 32 I1N LFi: Act 4, Part 2.-No davver
l FANNY ANITU. Loci Ii)LIF and Chorus
In ordering Opera Complete in Albuni be careful to specify ;is the Columbia Carmen" Album. NOTE-The above records may also be porch.- e d separately, bat the Album at
brochure are presented only to pirchusers of the co nplete series.
Complete Opera : " RIGOLETTO " (Verdi). The following 16 double-sided 12-inch records, bearing 32 selections, comprise the complete Opera of " RIGOLETTO," the whole supplied in Art Album with brochure in colours narrating the story of the Opera.
(For price, see page 2 of cover). BROWN LABEL-12-INCH-DOUBLE-SIDED.
With O,clreefral.lccon+panialefnt.ACT
I. I INTRODtkCTioN AND B SLLATA : Della mia bells questa o quella
G. TACCANr and C. UONXANTI, Tenors Iy 17732 2 MINUET AND RIGODINO : Partite ? crudele G. TACCANI. C. CORMICHI, G. CAIANI and Chorus
3 CHoRus : Grau nuove ! Gran nuova ! G. T.\CCANI. C. I'.)R\IICHI, I,. BALDASSARE and Chorus
r I77 33 4 MONTERONE SCENE: Ch'io _cli
Purl G. TACC.SAm C. i'U1:'11CJU, V. BETIONI. C. BONPANTI,
1 I.. BALDASSERE and C1ioru
" RIGOLETTO "-continued.
COI_tiJIBIA RECORDS (Brown Label)
ACT H.' DUET. RIGOLETTO-SPARAFL:CILE: Quel vecchio utaledivami
Duet : C. FoRaIIcHi and V. BETTONI RECITATIVE, RIGOLETTO : Pari siamo C. Foasncm, Baritone DUET, GILDA-RIGOLETTO, Part 1.-Figlia ! Mia Padre !
Duet : INEZ FERRARIS and C. FORMICHI DUET, GILDA-RIGOLETTO, Part 2.--Deh non parlare al misero
Duet : INEZ FERRARIS and C. FORMICHI DUET, GILDA-RIGoi.Erro, Part 3.-Gia da tre lone
INEZ FERRARIS, G. CAIANI, G. TACCANI, C. FORMICIII TRIO: GILDA-GIOVANNA-TIIE DUI-.E: Giovanna ho de' rimorsi
Trio : INEZ FERRARIS, G. CAIA.YI, G. TACCANI DUET, GILDA-THE DUKE, Part 1.-Ah inseparabile
Duet : INEZ FERRARIS and G. TACC.'Nf DUET, GILDA-THE
LEE, Part 2.-Che nm'ami
INEZ FERRARIS, G. CAIANI, G. TACCANI, I,. BAI.DASSARE
GILDA's ARIA: Caro home INEZ FERRARIS, Soprano FINALE, Part I.-C:naltieT )Ialde
Duet : INEZ FEERUUS and C. FORMICHI and Choru. FINALE, Part 2.-Zitti Zitti
Duet : INEZ IERRARIS and C. FORMrcur and Chorus
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ACT III. RECIT.: THE Dorf : Ella mi In rapita G. TACCANI, Tevoa THE DUKE'S ARIA : Parmi Veder le lagrime G. TACCA.NI, Tear CEoR.us : Duca ! Daca ! G. TACCANI and Choru- RECrr. AND ARIA, RIGOI.ETTO, Part 1.--barn, l,ara
C. FORMICIII, G. CAIANI, L. BALDASSARE and Choru REcIr. AND ARIA, RIGOLETTO, Part 2.-Cortigiani vil razza damnato
C. FoRancxl, Baritone RELIT. Aren DUET. GILDA-RIGOLETTO: Alio Padre
Duet : INEZ FERRARIS and C. FORJIICEI and Choru- DOST, GII.DA-RIGOLEno, Part 1.-Tutte In feste al Tempio
Duet : INEZ FERRARIS and C. FORMICIU
DUET, GILDA-RIGOLETTO. Part 2.-Solo per me l'infamia Duet : INEZ FERRARIS and C. FORMICRI
DUEL, GILDA-RIGOLETTO, Part 3.-Compiuto pur quanto
Duet : INEZ FERR SRIa and C FoRMh u'
ACT IV. PRELUDE AND DnKE's SONG : E' 1'anii ? and La donna e mobile
D17744 INEZ FERRARIS, G. TACCANI. C. FORMICHI and V. BE'rTONI } 2r QUARTETTE, GILDA-Il1ADDALEN.A-DUKE-RIGOLETTO : Fin di, se ben ratn
mentanli INEZ FERRARIS, G. CAlMer, G. TACCANI and C. FonMICFil
(97 QUtRTETTE, GILDA-IIADDALENA-DUKE-RIGOr.ETTO: Bella Sella deli
I r
'n mre INEZ FERRARIS, G. CAIANI, G. TACCANI, C. FORMIC151 DI 774512S ITORM SCENE, Part 1.-M'odi ritorna a Casa
INEZ FERRARI'', G. CAIANI, G. TACCANI, C. FORMICHI, V. BETTONI
and Chorus
211 STORM SCENE, Part 2.-R'amabile invern
D17746 -
INEZ FERRARIS, G. CAIANI, V. BETTONI and Chorus 13l1 STORM SCENE, Part 3.--Pieta di un mendico
INEZ FERRARIS. G. CAIANI, V. BETroXI and Choru- 31 FIN i. SCENE. Part 1.-Della vendetta alfin
D17747 I
INEZ FERRARIS, C. FORMICHI, V. BETTON= 12 FINAn SCENE, Part 2.-Chi e nlaiDuet
: INEZ FERRARI, and C. FORMICH.
In ordering Opera Complete in Album be careful to specify as the Columbia Rigoletto " Album. VOTE.-The above records n;ay also be purchased separately, but the Album and
brochure are presented only to purchasers of the complete series.
I, _ýr_uý113Ia r<LCý>RD» ir,irk Blue Label; i.:>
COLUMBIA HEBREW-JEWISH RECORDS.For Fuller Details see special Hebrew-Jewish List published scparatelY.
DARK BLUE LABEL-Double-Sided Records. For Prices, see p. 2 of Cover.
HYMNS. Cantor Joseph Rosenblatt.
12-In. RECORDS. (fiol Sidre (Atonement Service)
15126 I
Ei1 )[olei Rachmim (0 God of Coin- passion)
Ov Horachntim (Father of Mercy) £5066. Tikanto Simbos (Thou did'st institute
the Sabbath) Birchas Kohanim (Blessings of the
15067 1 priests) Ato Yozarto (Thou did'st form thy
World) Zadik Adoshem B'chol D'rochow
15121 (God is righteous in all His ways) (L'chu 5irauno (0 come let us exult) ( F.ili, Eili (My God, My God, why hast
15143 J Thou forsaken me). (Elegie (Messemet) Habein Yakir Li (A precious son
E5149 unto Die) M'loicit at kpl Hooilom (.Sovereign of
the Universe) Hineny Heony (I, the least worthy,
E5172 stand before Thee) Yaleh (Ixt our prayers rise unto Thee)
10-In. RECORDS. R'zeili Asirossom (Accept cur prayers)
11333 F Zemach Dovid (Cause the seed of David to flourish)
( FIu Eloheiuu (He is our God) 119651 M'kimi M'ofor Dot (He raiseth up the
lowly) T ka `B'shoufor (Sound the great
12700 % trumpet) IJvvoum Simchascheni (And on the
day of your rejoicing) Tisgadel V'siskadash (Be thou mag-
E2819 J
üified and sanctified) V'chol Maaminim (And all those that
believe) ( Y'hi Rotzon (May it be Thy will)
£3033 (Part 1) Y'hi Rotzon (May it be Thy will)
(Part 2)
£3034 (Omar Rabbi Elesor (Rabbi Eleazer
said) V'lirusholaim (And to Jerusalem) Zaroh Chayo V'kayomo (He- who
£3278 causeth virtue to flourish) Zoureia Z'dokeis (He who planteth { righteousness)
(L'eil Oirech Din (Praise God who 15150 disneuseth Justice)
Kevakoras (Like a shepherd who gua.ds his flock)
Oshamuu Mikol Om (We have tres- E4070; passed more than other nations)
Ruchol .llevakeh Al Boueho (Rachel w"eepin r for her children)
Cantor B. Woolf. 10-1n, RECORD.
fBerosh Hashonob (On the first day 1844 of the year)
Hinny Heouy (I, the least worthy, stand before Tree)
Cantors Duets. J. Rosenblatt and S. Malavsky.
12-in. RECORD. \Veaf ho hoyoh mischaven (And he,
the High Friest, used to think of E5173 its all) Owinu 3lalkeinu galeh (Our Father,
Our King, reveal unto us)
Cantor Berele Chagy. 10-in. RECORDS.
(ltoheinu Vetohei Avoseiun (Our God E4320 and God of our Fathers)
( Raid (Praise ye the Lord) ) \Veshomru (And the children of Israel
E4398 - shall observe the Sabbath) I Ov Horachmim (Father of Mercy)
Habet Mishomaim (Look down front E4464 Heaven)
Zur Israel (Rock of Israel) \fi Sheoso \isim (He who wruu_ht
E4496 -
miracles) B rich Sh'mey (Blessed be His name) R'zeili Bimnuchuseinu (Accept our
E4550t rest) (Ono Adouoi (We beseech Thee, 0 Lord) ( Wehn Rachum (And He being merci
E4743 ful) Refoeinu (Heal us 0 Lord)
E4784 % Sltnra Isroel (Hear .0
Israel) Hachsidim (The Pious)
FOLK SONGS. Rose Herringer, Soprano.
10-In. RECORD. ( Eili, Eili
E2656 { Rosuikes alit M,ndlcli I
JEANNE FFIN BERG, ýGp:Jnp
Joseph Feldman, Tenor.
SO-In. RECORDS. E3408 { A Yidd bistu, geh ss eiter geh
Shenk mir mein fame
E4902 { Shnelle Hilfe (D. Maycrat ilz) A mamea gebet (D. Mayero;:"i!_)
E7122 { Bet's ihm, vet er ach geben Der Dalles (D. Mayerowitz)
Morris Goldstein, Tenor. 10-In. RECORD.
E4904 I Der gold is mich mý"kine (S' is shoin ierfallen
David Medoff, Tenor (with Orch.) 10-In. RECORDS.
E3331 ~"AA geruss fun der ' ,leim
Pun ssiegel bis in keiver
E4971 Zog mir nor Yuddel
I Unglick. shrek und moire Noach'r Tieve, fun " Akedas Izcatok"
E7266
( (A. Gc!dfoicn)
Hiilic Kabz :n, fan " Chazkel ICoh" Boinik "
114 COLUMBIA RECORDS (Dark Blue Lalwl)
HEBREW-JEWISH RECORDS-contd. I Gus Goldstein, Clara Gold & C FOLK SONGS-continued. 10-1n. RECORD.
Juvelier, `t Kaleh Bezetzen Kalman uvelier, Tenor. Der %esader Kedushen
12-I RECORD. E5031
Abe & Gussie Karp, Comic Duet Shuld.g bis tu, Videle, alei:m P, Dos Lebidige Yu oimeh'lc. 10-In. RECORDS,
10-In. RECORDS. E4465 J The judge and the Lawyer
E2903 Gedenk, mein kind, der Maine, trehrcn Freitog zu nacht, noch'n zinc: Weh dem kind, wen a blame fehlt E4824 t Der Rabbi mit'n Talsud 1lismour L'Dovid Die wartz-frau
E3613 1
Chatzkel Drachme Sam Silverbush and Company. Dramatic Recital by LEON BLANC 10-In. RECORD.
E4207 Die Blumen Krentze B'ris 0-In.
Got und Sein mnishpot is gerecht E7062- - i A mrnch znl m. n zr.nE4Zbe Al.Tashlicheinu S. Silveröuah and M. Wachtel,
M. Kanewsky, Tenor. Comedians, Piano Accomp
10-In. RECORD. 10-in; RECORD.
I Iiatikvoh With Chorus and Piano E4400 I Der l r fute $2445 Der PastusH - Traunr
1 Die Babe Buurie and Cipre ß:u:del
ielin, Flute and Harp The Jewish Comedians. 10-in. RECORD.
Simon Paskal, Tenor. E7051 I Befor der chupeh
10-in. RECORD. I Nuch der ebupeh E936 I 'ehu, un zank dein heim R. Rubin and W. Ziegenlaub,
tDie \iddi-he Troike 10-In. RECORDS. Cantor Solomon Rothstein, Tenor. E3874 Me-idleih drai far a nickel
12-In. RECORD. , nr,g<....... . ,e
E5226 i Lili, Lili F4703 i Heise Bobber Der Slu,bes Koidesh 1 Prohibitiou
Wm. Schwartz, Tenor (with Orch.) Jos. Tanzman and Anna lain. RECORDS. Comic Talking.
E4903 Y`hudi; Bas-7.iou (J Rumnshinskv) 10-in. RECORD. Der morgen-ehteru (J. Ruwshinskv) £7178 ' Der Italieuer Die liebe fun die ones (J. Ru,,shinsky) t i i1i auf Sluabcýiciumcu, u i t,1. nwrr>nwisrry) Liebe Sheiudele. fun Mot Chassene "
E7234 (J. Rumshins;v) Dos Chupeh Klied J. Rurshinskvj
E7267 1 Ich brink noch mien shtetele Shnia lsroel (Hebrew Hymn)
E4608 Kinder kumpt aheitn 13rcin^,t aher aier Manien
E4635 A Brief fun New York kein Pari= Dos Yuslm'I
E4669 Die New Yorker trehreu Dos Talis'I
B. Zeidman, Baritone. 10-1n. RECORD.
E1964 Yintele Vidd 1:1 Mutter' Harz
COMIC SONGS & TALKING. Nellie Kessmann, Soprano.
10-1n. RECORD. E7620 { Dleinre eln iue ruisbpocLe
Chip ken
Annie Lubin, Soprano. (Violin, Clarinet, 'Cello and Piano Accomp.)
10-in. RECORD. E4499.' Der Yezer llurch
1,A 1intel mit'n oiä
Abraham Moscovitch, Comedian. 10-in. RECORD.
E7015 ()i, die rueidclach ( Der Reisender
DANCE MUSIC. Abe Schwartz's Orchestra.
10-in. RECORDS. E1320 Der Rabbi üot geheisen freilich Lilt
A tanz far alle mechutuuiw E4384 ( Russischer Kosak
Rassischer Pliaska
E4260 Koilcn, Dance Die trehliche nacht in Palcstin 1
E3763 Kishinever Bulgat Die Yiddishe Seshmuch
E3672 Tanzt, Tanzt, Yiddelcch 111liavoh Tanz, snit der Kaleh
E3618 Die 7.ilb_rne Chaseucli l,ebedig und irelilich
INSTRUMENTAL. William Pugatski, Violin Solos.
10-in. RECORD. E4973 F.iti, Eilt
1Shenkt a aedoweh_ Jacob Gegna, Violin Solos.
Piano Accomp. 10-In. RECORD.
Taxim, T!ii h
Dance fim 31end l Beilis (J. Gegikh
E7174 A(J Gegna)
Joseph Frankel's Instrumental Sextette.
10-In. RECORD. E7236 De Fciblonzetc Ne-home (f. i")
i _Zum Tish (j. Frankel)
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.il.ý' title; printed in Italics are Celebrity Record:, and are included litter in the Grand Opera,
1,41 rite, Musical Comedy (Original Artistes), or Columbia Opera Series (pages 6 to 57 and 107 IAll the others, printed in Roman, are Columbia Records included in pages 53 to Nth.
l:S I'i.ANATORY :-The namee in brackets are those of the artistes. Where instrument;L1. the s. Qiý ,f the instrument is given. The letters following the artistes' name stand thus : B.- Baritone;
B. -Bass Baritone ; C. -Contralto ; C-T.-Counter Tenor ; Cant.-Coptic ; Des.--Descriptive ; kait. -Recitation or Recital ; S.-Soprano ; Sket.-Music Hall Sketch ; T.-Tenor ; V.F. & H.- ýWhii Flute and Harp Trio.
A 10 29il A-he, my boy (GROCK) ..103 7101 Abide with Me (Clara Bud-C) 6 14 1715 Abide with Me (Scmv'tLLER-'Cello) ..
86 3101 Abide with Me (HERwiN -Con) .. 89
l_15 Atrteirith Me (Due!) .. .. 15
lu Ll,i6 Absent (Harrold-T).. .. 20
2:62 Absent (O'BRiEN-T).. .. .. 21
IJ 289A Absent (HUGHES ,.ACKLIN) .. .. 91
3211 Absent (COYLE-BAR) .. 93
111;i:3 Absent (Kennerley RumJordl .
24 1. 1.1123 Accursed Fluster (Sir H. J. Wood Or.) 32
111124 Admiral's Brooni (Bates- /l) . 24
o8 AdorablesTourments (Conslaatino--T) 21 h 0, +76 AFRICANA : Figlia del sot (Hursio-S) 13 is %!71 -0 Paradise (Hackett-T) .. ..
19 ! 117205 -0 Paradise (Bonci-T) 21
--0 Paradise (Constantino-T) . 21
177-0 Paradiso (Laza.ro--T) .. 23
Ah! fors a lui (See Trariata) 11 MO After the Rain, Fox-Trot .. .. 71
. ii Ah Che Assorta (Straha) 9 '31113 Ali ! Kuseom \\ altz (WHITE C' 0N3) 74
5'+:: Ah, Moon of my delight (Gums ANNr-T) 90 17 11154 Ah Moon of my delight (liisdelt) ..
18 Ah, so pure (See Medina).
'" '.1 ts7 Ah ! Though the Silver Bose (Eisdelli 18 ß,n8-74 AIDA : Complete Opera 109-110
''"''M-Celesoe Aida (Lazaro-Tenor) ..
23 -Celeste Aida (Construtlino-T) ..
22 lr A.i d )6 -Celeste Aida (Slezak--T)
. .. 2112 M.) -Celeste Aida (Zeeatefo-T) 23
fh ')7'241 -Celeste Aida (Arrnanini-T) ..108 1P 72_-Celeste Aida (Tom Burke) .. 17
1.0,49-Celeste Aida (Multings-T) . 20
'33-Celeste Aida (JoaN %ICCORMACK-T.1 91 4_:: -Egyptian March (ITAL. OP. CH.).. 97 .51116 -Gia i sacerloti (Duet)
.. 16 l: 397 -1 -cri noati (Deslinn-S) 13 Ar1U6 -3'hisero appien (Duet)
.. .. 16 10 115641
-:lforir si Pura (Armanini-T) ..108 it 7243 ---Nile Duet Straits and .11ultings) 9
.0e126 -Hume Custody (Duet) .. 16 17 1. 078 -0 ciel azzurri (Burzio-S) ..
13 >!!+6 -0patria (Boninscgna--S)
.. 11 1-'S -0 terra ad, io lt.+t. Op. Ch.) . 97
Aä NO -0 terra addle (Duct) . 13
-Quest assisa (Forn:ichi-B) ..108 1+ý" 40 -Radnmes a deciso (Duel) ..10$ I --Ritorna Vin. (S1 alia-J).. .. S
-Ritorna (Boninsegrm-S) .. ..
11 t" "ý7 --Ritorxa l'inzitor (Gestinn--S) . 11 '= l1i:19
-;Selection (New Queen's Hall Lt. Or.) 35 14 1)5,,10 -Spirits dei Fume (!reel) ..108 1, 2AR0
.Ain't chat Coining hack (AVER-B) ..101 to Ain't Got a minnte, Onc Step.. .. 74 IP 131.5 ain't it funny what (HITCHCOCK) 100 10 '1.'4 Ain't tie got fun, Fox-Trot (JAzzOR.) 73 10 314)1
-Ain't we got inn (AVLR) ..101 1( fir de Billet ;GARDE Ri;rtn. BAND) ..
fit i<i19a tit for G String )Casnhs-'Cello) 41 1)14:(); Air for G Sat Ing (Kenizedy -I'. 3) 41 11'1 Air on II String (1.Ee in, A ..,hn) ..
A5
12 7114 AlhuuibLdt (Ysave-Violin) .. 30 10 2978 Alice Blue Gown (HERw7N-C) 89 12 824 Alice Blue Gown Waltz . 77 12 F1044 Alice Blue Gown (E,lifh Dat^. 47, 54 10 2934 Alice, Where Art Thou (INst. TRIO).. 83 10 3083 Allah, be with us (CoYLE-B) . 93 10 3273 All for the be-t (GEoRGEE RoeEY) 51,66 10 309:1 All for You, Pox-Trot (HAPPY SIX).. 71 10 1845 All Hail, Immanuel (W. mcEwa c-T) 98 12 L1241 All line up in it Queue (Lalor) 48, 55 10 3234 All Muddled Up Fox-Trot CASTOR OR.) 69 10. 3202 All the Fun of the Fair (3ViLLLAms-B.) 94 10 2819 All the world will be (G. F. MURRAY)102 10 3113 All that I need, Fox-Trot (SAV.HAV.BD.)68 12 940 All 'linghcrese (ENG. STR. QTrE.) .. 84 12 L1031
.4lla Mazurka (Lois. String Qtte) 40
10 2268 Allegretto (B.ARRERE-Flute).. .. 86
10 3149 Allegro (Fioco) (I,Evuv-Violin) .. 85
12 7261 Allegro (Boccherius) (Casais-'Cello).. 42 10 3101 Allegretto (BoccanRINI) (Violin)
.. 85 10 3088 Aloha Or (TOOTS PARS Co.)..
.. 96
12 808 Aloha Or (HAWAIIAN' SEXTETTE) .. 96 10 3047 Along the way to Waikiki (GUITARS) 82 10 1249 Alpine Violets (Violin, Harp & Flute) 83 12 L1028 Alsatian Alelody (Squire-'Cello)
,. 42
10 2534 Am I Alone? (PACSSIORE) .
95 12 871 Amazon Waltz (CENTURY DArrcE OR.) 74 10 3034 Amazon (SILVER--T)
..101 10 D5530 Aanco FnITZ : Son poehi fiori (Finzi- Magrini-S)
..108 12 L1400 --Cherry Duet (Buckman & D'Oisly) 10 10 D1347 .4mourette
(Squire-'Cello) .. .. 42
12 236 Xiichored (lows-Bass-B( .
95 10 2057 And he'd say 0o-la-ln (MURRAY)
..100 10 2971 Ditto One-Step (SAVOY Dci:. OCR.) 67 12 810 And he'd say Ui-la-la, One-Step
. '77
12 686 And tie world goes on (HITCHCOCK).. 100 10 2448 Andalusian Romance (Goal--Violiu) 85 12 L1032 Andante in ' E' flat (Squire-'Cello) 42 12 1,1004 Andante (Debussy) (Loo:. String Que.) 43 12 1,1160 .4rrtanle
in ' F ' major (Inst. Trio).. 45 12 L1004 Andante Cantabile (Lon. String Qtte.) 43 10 2840 Andante Cantabile (R'. l 'ANS---'Cýlh,) R5 12 I,1465 Andante Cantabile (Laser Q'tette)
.. 44 12 L1385 Andante Cantabile (Salmon--'Cello) 42 12 L1460 Andante con mote (Schubert) (Leiser
Quartette) . 44
12 L1477 Andante Relig.oso (Squire-'Cello) 42 10 29a5 Andantino (LEVEY-Violin) .. t.ý 10 2325 andantino (SELL.ARS-Organ) 84 12 L1233 Andantino !Squire-'Celle)
.. .. 42 ANDREA CHENIER
I1 1,1514 -Lunbrociso (Lappas--T) ..
2:3 12 1,1514 -Cowne, an bell di (Lat.h is-T) 23 70 3006 And Very Nice,' Coo (RonrV'',..
. 51
10 3120 Angel Child, Fox-Trot )COLUMRIANS) 70 angels Guard Thee. see Berne::sehe Jocelyn
10 2160 Angels Serenade (V.. F. li H.) .. 83
12 249 Angels' S"rcuade )KEYI:= C . 00 12 208 Angel.' Serenade (SCRwiLLER-'Cello)86 12 L1229 Angels' Serenade W. F_iviell)
.. 18 12 655 Angrluo (G.sROr Re.v"-n. BD.) .. ..
62 12 707 Anl,i; 3lacd.sis 1 J11oi:- C).. .. 90
12 7.1517 .4nitra's Dance (Peer Gyre)
(New Queen's Iiall Lt. Orch.) . 3R 10 3338 Annabelle, Pox-Trot (SAV. HAV. Bn.) 69 12 917 Annie Laurie (RRUNSKIIS.-Con.) 89 10 2452 Annie f aerie (COL. STELLAR QUAR.).. 96 12 74026 Annie Laurie (Nordica-S)
.. 15 10 2571 Annie Laurie (GRANGE-Bar.)
.. 9310 X231 Annie Laurie (Clara Butt.C)
.. 81 Baz.r.o LN MasCasxa :
12 1176 Annie Laurie (Nielsen-S) .. 14 10 A1,37 -Alta vita (Blanchart-B) 12 7220 Annie Lawrie (Hulda Lashanska) .. 11 10 X233 -Alla vita (Stracciari-B) 10 D1416 Annie Laurie (blullings-T) .. 20 12 A.5207 -Eri to !Blanchart-B)73 7L37 Annie Laurie (Stratia-S) 9 12 A5125 -En to (Ca:npanari-B) .. 10 3201 An $uglish Hearth is Home (GREEN) 94 12 7165 -Fri to (Stracciuri-B) .. 10 3014 An Interlude (HERBERT HEYNER-B') 94 10 3070 Balloons (ETum Hoes-C)..10 3141 An Old Fashioned Girl, Fox-'hot 71 10 3182 Bamboo Bay, Fox-Trot (EL 1N12 691 An Old Garden (GRAVEURE-B) .. 93 12 748 An Old Garden (EDGAR COYLE) 92 12 L1034 Another little drink wouldn't (Trio) 51, 57 10 8044 Answer, Fox-Trot (JAzARIMBA ORCH.) 72 12 L1173 Any place is Heaven (Eisdell-T)
.. 18
10 3019 Anytime, Anyday, Fox-Trot.. ..
72 12 1.1114 Any time's kissing time (J'Orme-S) 10 10 2730 Any time's kissing time (LEE S)
. 80
10 2774 � JACOB'S T91OCAD'NS.) 67 10 1075 Anvil Chorus, " II Trovatore " (BAND) 85 10 2983 Appassionata Valse (Lox. DcE. OR.) 77 70 3095 April Showers, Fox-Trot (ELKIN'S OR.) 72 10 D1452 Arabesque in G (Murdoch-Piano).. 38 10 3047 Arabian Dreams (HAWAIIAN GUITARS) 82 10 1150 Arcadians Sel., (L'mP. M. BD.) . 80 12 542 Arcady is ever young (SsuTusoN-S) 88 12 F1072 Are My Lanterns Shining l 46,54 10 3212 Are You Playing Fair? Fox-Trot
(SAVOY HAVANA BAND).. .
69
10 2985 Archibald, certainly not (G. RoBEY) 5U 10 3002 Arp andab March (GRENADIER Gus. B.) 60 10 3231 Arise 0 Suit (1 oPLISS GREEN-B) .. 94 10 2807 Armlets (LITTLE TIca) ..100 10 2585 Army Drill, 1 and 2 (CAPT. REFS) ..105 12 L1414 Arise, Ye Subterranean Winds (Allis) 27 72 384 Arrow and Song (BISPHAS--B) .. 92 12 L1430 Asleep in the Deep (.4liin-Bass) .. 27 12 F1065 Art (Grossmith and Lily St. John) .. 55 10 2984 As you pass by (EDGAR CovLE-B).. 93 12 751-2 " Aocanio " Ballet Suite (GREN. GDS.) 59 10 D1398 Asphodel (Hubert Eisdell)
.. .. 18
10 2367 Asthore (COYLE-B) ..
92 IL' 127 At King's Lake (V., F. & H.)
. 83
10 1740 At Midnight (Violin. Harp & Flute).. 83 10 2909 At Cotton-Pickers' Ball, Fox-Trot .. 76 10 2549 Athole Highlanders' Starch (PIPE BD.) 87 10 2360 Aubade (GONI-Violin) .. 85 12 1,1324 Asbade D'.4vril (inst. Trio)..
.. 45 10 2273 Auld Lang Syne (Mixed Chorus) . 96 10 2557 Australian Patrol (ScoTs GUARDS)
.. 82 12 665 Automne (MURDOCR-Piano)
. 38
10 8011 Avalon (AL. JOLSON) .. ..100 12 852 Avalon, Fox-Trot (LONDON DcE. OR.) 77
10 3009 Avalon, Fox-Trot (PAt4. BIESE OR.) 72 12 7103 Ave Maria (Ysaye--Vic in) . 39 1l A5193 Are Maria (Gounod) (Bronskaja-S) 12 10 D8076 Ave Maria (Gounod) (Burrio-S) .. 13 12 275 Ave Maria (SCnwIL1.ER-'Ce1lo) .. 86 12 227 Ave Maria (STROCKOFF-Violin) .. 85 10 1498 Ave Maria (SCHWILLER-'Cello)
. 86 12 I,1:379 Ave Maria (Sir If. J. Wood's Or.) 32 10 2333 Avondale March (ST. HILDA Cot. BD.) 64 10 D1402 Awake! (John Coates) . 17 It? 3241 Away Down East in Mayne (VERSATILE-
THREE) .. .. ..102 B 10 2926 Baby Number One (HASTINGS)
..102
10 2980 Back Home in Tennessee (AYER12 7.1018 Bagatelle (Sammons-Violin)12 L1165 Ballade et Polonaise (Sammons-!10 3013 Ballad Monger (HERBERT HEY!:-:12 842 Ballesleros, Jae-Step (FINC%'s Os12 62n-ß Ballet Egyptien (GREN. GDS. 1 10 3209-10 Ballet Russe (GRF.x. GUARD-"
10 236 Bandolero (Hown--Bass-B) ..10 2885 Banjo Song (GRANGE-B) 10 X263 Barbara Au en (Dame Clara Butti10 2236 Barbara Frietchie (DAVENPORT-k
B4RBER OF SEVILLE : 12 A5297 -Dunque to son (Duet) 12 L1428 -Overture (Halle Orch.)12 582 -Overture (G1 N. Gus.) 12 L1075 -Overture (Beecham Orch.)10 A706 -Ecco ridente (Constantino-i' 12 A5209 -lo sonn (Bsonskaja-S)12 A5200 -La calumnia (aNardones-Ba12 A5128 -Largo al (Gampanari-B) 12 7161 -Largo al (Stracciari)12 A5209 -Una voce (Bronukaja-S)
_Barcarolle (sea Taks of Hoffwa12 515 Barcarolle (Tschaiko,=_ky) (BAN. 10 3033 Barefoot Trail (SEAGLE-B) .10 2639 Banister- The (GEO_ RoBEVJO 3325 Barney Google,ýox-Trot(GEOR12 1.1715 Ra,[e,ed R,ide nve,. lReechaýr,
12 L1357 Battle Eve, The (Duet) 12 111374 Rattle %i91ß. (Fl.--T)10 2748 Battle Hvutn öf Repub. '(AMER. 19 920 Battling Butler Sel. (FzNcK's C10 2997 Be-at of the Drum (TOPx.iss GREE 10 3166 Beautiful Greece (GIEN-B)..12 894 Beautiful Hawaiian, Love Waltz 10 2944 Beautiful Ohio (Dl. LEE and QT112 768 Beautiful Ohio Waltz (PRINCE'S uain 2nn2 12PanHf�I ni,:., ccýifý IT n,r n_ Os. -.
10 D1365 Because (Fanning-B) 10 2641 Because (ALLEN S) 10 2690 Because (TAYLOR INN.re. Tam)]0 2997 Becaue I \vere shy (ToruSS'GREEV)12 L1348 Because of You (Eisdell-T) 12 791 Because of You (SMTTHSON-S) 10 3181 Bee's Wedding (CELESTA) ..19 T.12ri11-1 Riil7.nninllt ir F I/mi 3;t_ Ot.) - -
'G' (Lon. Siýin: QýI } IP 1056 Beethoven Qt. in 12 7,1068 Beethoven Qt. in' G' (Lon. St. Qý"1 12 L1038 Beethoven Qt. ' G' minor (Lon. SI.Qt")I" T 1dAlL1 R../Ln.".« C...ýI.Ln«nr Nn 7
ý. a.uýu.r.aa." 12T.1521 BeetAov.rn T+io in C' minor (ýýý°ýý 4
iz i,uaa neeuwven t no, no. e ýInn. , ' "' .: !2 7,1163 Beethoven jTio,NO.2,FfHýtC (7fI51. Tna?19 T.799n R.i21.n.i..w T.:n 771 /luce TriOl "
10 2469 Belgian National Anthem (GDS. 13.M`O+11] 9711 Rrli."vr mP if o11 lTncf T`inl10 3082 Beloved in your
absence (COYLE-B)12 656 Bellrineer, The (ALLIN-Bass)10 1388 Betts of St. !*Wo (SCOTS GUARDS) ::ý
10 1704 Bach's rllCl]C (IMC'C%ELLAN-Of¢3Rl 77 1 10 1909 Bells Waltz (1Cl1TC i:iSARn:i).. 'I? 1.1159 ITachek,r Gay (Bales-B) ..
0 24, 54 I 72 850 IIeloved, it is MOM (COYLF.-B) ia 990a uý..o- u....,..:.. m zix"i ua,...,,.,. lc-.i
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ALPHABETICAL INDEX, COnid.
k 711`_ Berceuse (Faure) (Ysaye-Violin) .. 39
I L1007 Berceuse de' Jocelyn (Squire-'Cella) 42 2862 Berceuse Jocelyn (Ev.uas-'Cello) 85 1898 Berceuse Jocelyn (SCHWILLER -'Cello) 86
t'L1392 Berceuse(Chopin)(HoJmnnu--Piano) 37 P L3U91 Berceuse Jocelyn (Harrold-T) 20
444 Berceuse Jocelvu (LEGCEn--Cornet) 86 2516 Berceuse Jocelyn (BCCKMAN-S) 9 2938 Berceuse Jocelyn (HELDER-Girl T) 58
V! 443 Bersaglieri March (PRINCE'S BAXnj .. 64
Boa E,43-,-.co i? tin u ea 12 L1221 --They cal, me Mtmi (Buckman -.S) 9 12 666 -They call me ]find (BUCI:MAN--S) 9 10 D5542-Vecchia Zimarra (Martino--ß)..108 10 A846 --Vecchia Zimarra (Mardones-13) 28 10 A1214 ---Vecchia Zimarra (Segurolu-B)
.. 15 12 1,1221 -Your Tiny Hand (D'Oisiy-B) 9 12 F1062 Bolshevik Trio (Leslie Henson, etc.) 50, 63 10 2940 Bolshevist The (HASTINGS)
..102 21) *zai u-,";,. Anv-Trot (Ant,, A-- n... 17n67A' Best Man (LITTLE TICH-Cow.) .100 12 1,1178 Bonnie Sweet Bessie (.Vielsmi-S) ..ßi14 ! 583 Best man at wedding (ROBEY--Com.) 51 10 D1393 Bonnie wee Thing (11. Eis:le71)
. 18
It 807 Be Thou Faithful (JoRDA2- --T) .. 91 10 3141 I}oo-Hoo-Hoo, Fox-Trot (HAPPY Su) 71 10 :2082 Better Land (HEREIN-C) .. .. 89 10 D1359 Border Ballad (Kennerlev Rumford) 24 E 1200 Better Land (Clara Butt) 7 10 3107 Border Ballad (T. BATES--B) 25
01448 Beyond the Meadow Gate (Duet) .
10 10 2983 Bow Bells, Fox-Trot (Los. DCE. OR.) 77 12 849 Bien Ahnen Valse (GREN. GDS. BD.) ..
59 10 2891 Bow Bells (ERNFST HASTINGS) ..102 2797 Big Push (On Active Service) (Des.)..105 10 2555 Branbanconue (GOOSSENS--B) .. 93 It 869 Big Silver ]loon (JosE COLLINS-S) ..
46 12 204 Bratlm's Dances (COURT SYM. ORCE.) 66 10 309, Billet Doux One-Step (SAV. I-1AV. BD.) 68 1? L1151 Brahm's Quartette (Lon. String Qtte.1
X43 1? 450 Bill Sykes (Wu.LiAsfs--Recit.) ..104 12 L1219 Brahms Quintette (Lon. Str. Que.) 43 BING Boys ARE HERE : Local Nos... 57 12 L1337 Brahm's 3rd Sonata (Violin and Piano)45
t L1037 Bing Boys are here Sel. (Alham. Or.) 57 12 7149 Bruton Hill (Gervase Elwes--T) .. 19 ° 1,1036 Bing Boys are here (Vocal Gems) .. 57 10 D1449 Bretislav (Bratsa-ViolQs) .. 39
F1042 Bird of Blue (Jose Collins) .. 46, 53 1
10 30`13 Bright Eyes, Fox-Trot (REISMAN OR.) 73 2403 Bird of Live Divine (FOSTER--B) .. 93 10 2:345 Bright Morning on the Alps (V.F.H.) 83 7226 Bird of Love Divine (Stralia-S) 8 12 932 " Brighter London "Sel. (Frwcx's OR.) 79 10711 Birds and Brook (RENA MIL. BAND) 64 1 10 X258 Bright.s! Day (Straka-S) 9 1,1393 Birds at Daten (Hofmann-Piano).. 37 Brindisi (sec Coo. Rusticana or Traviata) 7120 Birth of the Flowers (Butt & Qtte.)
.. 7 12 336-7 Brit ishArmvFaat.'sia(M'Snn.GDs. 58
''439 Birthday, A (BUCicNAN-S) ..
9 10 2373 British Imperial Chimes (Scors GDS.) 62 2351+ Birthday Serenade (SCOTS GUARDS).. 62 10 014226 Bri.tany (Eases-T)
.. .. 19
2:116 Biscay Quartette (Lon. String Qtte.) 43 10 Dl 422 BriCany (Eisdeil-T) .
1e 2427 Blackbird, The (BUCICMAw-S) 9 10 3337 Broadway Blues (SAVOY HAV. BAND) 69 1447 Blind Boy (SCHWILLER-'Cello) .. 86 10 3024 Broadway Rose. Fox-Trot (LEWIS BD.) 75 81337 Blind Boy (Squire--'Cello).. .. 42 12 L1041 Broken Doll (Clarice Mayne & That) 47 2669 Blind Ploughman (ALLIN-Bass) 28 12 671 Broken Doll, 1-ox-Trot (PRINCE's BD.) (35 1.1035 Blow, blow, thou winter winds (Flu es) 19 10 3144) Broken Tov. Fox-Trot (H.tPPY Six) .. 71 1,1474 Blow, blow, thou winter winds (.Alen) 27 10 1841 Broken Heart (DICEwAN-T)
.. 98 871 Blue Bird Valse (CENTURY Dew. ORCiI.) 74 10 2530 Broken-Hearted Sparrow (ORcH.)
. 76 3061 Blue Bird (SILVER-T) ..101
10 1447 Broken Melody (SCHWILLER-'Cello) 86 3217 Blue Danube Blues, Fox-Trot
. 73 10 1861 Broken Melody (PRINCE'S ORCH.) .. 76
215 Blue Danube Waltz (PRINCE'S OR.).. 75 12 L1017 Broken Melody (Squirt-'Cello) . 42
25 - Blue Danube Waltz (PRINCE'S OR.).. 76 12 902 Bronze Horse O'trae (Low. FY I. ORCII.)65 41li BlueDanube YValtz(PRINCE-Con'ta) 87 i 12 893 Brother Bill & Father (FRa-.D DUPREZ) 49
2 Blue Hoosier Blue,, (S-IV. H.I.V. 11:%ND) 68 16 D1166 Brown Ltird Singing (Labbelle-Sop.) 10 AS7 ui.... r ......... .....°... ,r .... --____-_1 1, ro o.nc. u_,.,.....1 r..i.._,.a.. rr a.r,.. e'..... ea
F1070 Blushing Moon (Clarice Alayne) 47 364a boatmen on the 4ol_n /SAvOY URCH.I 672es: Bobby Buy (HASTINGS) ..102 1,1048 Bohemia (Jose Collings & Chorus)
.. 46 130HE¢IIAN I3IRL : 23093 --Heart Bowed Down (H. Scott)
. 28
234 -Then You'll Remember (list. Trio) 83 501 -Then You'll Remember (HELDER) 88
*2969 --When other Lips (H. DIACSLIN) ..
83 A5165 BOHEME: Ah. Mimi (Duel) . 12 135558
---Ah, Mimi (Duet) .. .. ..108 L1357 -Ah, Mimi (Duet) .. 25
A5246 -Addio de Mima (Neilsen-S) _. 14
1317204-Che gelida manna (Monti-T) 21 -'.5110 -Chegelidamanina (Constanhino-T) 21 D5531
-Che gelida manna (RendineUi-T) 108 7205 --Che gelida manina ;Tom Burke)
.. 17
7.531 -Lonely Maid in -Moonlight
(Duct) 9 45195 -Mimi (Boninsegna-S) .. .. 11 A5172 -Mimi (Cavalieri-S) 13 A5397
-Musch e's Waltz Song (Destinn-S) 13 2118
-Musetta's Waltz Soug (Deu:o--Acc) 87 A5'.85
-0, snare fanciulla (Duct) . 12 135542
-Quartette, Ad Ill. (QuarteUc) ..108
, .,.«.,.nýý..uý.,.i ..............ý.ý,...ý.ý .. i,ý r..,.,. ý.ý . ý,,,,�,.....,,,ý....ý.,,.,ý.Y, .. ý,.,10 X239 Bugeüio'r Gr'enith (Clara Butt) .. 8 12 L1146 Burglar Jim (Robey--Com. .. . 51 12 516 Burial of Cock Robin, GRExADIrRGDS.) 58 12 629 Burlington Bertie(EcLA SDtr_t.DS- Cm,) 101 30 1) 1451 Burning Hours, The (Gisdell-T)
.. IS 10 3297 Burning Sands, Fox-Trot (VERSES' OR.)71 10 3326 Bye-Bye, Fox-Trot (RESER TRIO.) 74 10 2185 Buy my Strawberrie- (HERR'IN- C) St 10 3208 Bygones, Fox"Tret (KNICRERR' AER OR.) 73 12 537 By Heck, Fox-Trot (FRINCE's BAND) 65 12 872 By the Old Ohio Shore, Waltz .. 76 10 3127 By the Sapphire Sea, Fox-Trot 70 10 3298 By the Shalimar,Fox-Trot (SPECHT OR. )70 10 3284 By the Sh:Ilimar,Fox- Lrol(I:'+I r. Ce.OR.) 70 10 D1414 By the Waters of 31inneionk:r. (Eisdell) 18 10 D1428 By Wenlock Town (Ernes--7j .. 19
C 12 907 Cabaret Girl, Sel. (FINCE's ORCH.) .: 81 12 827 Cairo One Step (LoN. D., NCE ORco.) 77 10 3108-9 CAIRO : Vocal N('s .. 82 12 874 --Se). (Hrs MAJESTY'S TH. ORCH.) .. 82 12 875 -Valse (His .MAJESTY'S TH. ORcu.).. M2 12 875 -Bacchanale (HIS MAJESTY'S TH. OR.) r212 875-PToCtssion (Hts Di.l)SSrY's Tn. OR.) 8'
1!i8 -Aelectiotvs 'ROYAL GDS. SD.) 63 12 875 -Chinese Dance ( ditto) .. .. 82
"i --Select"'( tGREN. (IDS. BAND) 59 12 I'1021 Calk+ghax (Lee While) .. .. 48 L1433
-Selection (.\'tu Queen's HaU Orch.) 35 Calf of Gold (see Fatal) D553(
-Si, rni chianraxo Mimi (Sat4aliva) 108 10 2902 Calicoco, Fox-Trot (R1FC's Oaca) .. 77
AT.PiIAHETiC{i. INDEX, ý .:r 1.
10 :1135 Colifotnia Fox-Trot 70 CARMEN-oon/irlUed. 12 921 Caliph of Bagdad O'ture (i,ON.SvuI.OR.)65 I? A5272 -Toreador Song IBaklanoff-14) 10 1)1390 Call, The (Th-pe Bates) . 24 12 7250 -Toreador Song (Stracciari) 12 917 Caller Herrin' (BRuxslat.r.-Con.) 39 12 A5125 -Toreador Song (Campanari-1:) 10 2959 Calling you Home (l1ORELLI-S) .. `st3 10 D55d6-7-Toreador Song (Formichi, &c.) fill 10 32228 Call me back, Pal c; !line Waltz . 72 13 1,1062 -4Ve had quilted the Church (Buckm. ru It' 22 F1054 Call of the Sea (Clan.tc Flemming) .. 53 12 1,1208-9 Carmen Suite (Sir H. J. Wood's 0;31 12 F1081 Call to Arms (Duet'
.. 24, 52 12 A5213 Carmen Walls (Freeman-S) ý Ill
10 3122 Call to Arnio (Duet) - . 81 10 2841 Carnation Flower (H: sraiiau Guitar K_ 12 1,1042 Canadian Boat Sone (Squire-'Cello) 42 10 3222 Carnival of Venice (MtrRcuiF-F9nt 10 3945 Can't Remember (Wir.LrAms-B) .. 94 12. 637 Carnival of Venice (GARDE ltirn13.1ti 10 1)1158 Canzonetta (Calterill-Violin) .. 31) 10 D1404 Carnival Nieht (V. Sullivan) 10 D1371 Canzonelta (Krnnedv-Violin) . 41 1 70 :1214 Ca, rolinirin the Nforaing, Fox-Trot 10 2958 Canzonetta (J.km&s I,EVEV--Violin).. 85 12 810 Carolina Sunshine Waltz (I,N. DA. ORý 12 1,1124 Capriccio, 'C' skarp tPachnwnn -P) 37 Cara nome (See Rigoletto) 12 L,1473 CapriccioNo.2 (Ridge) (.1/urdoch-P);3$ 12 L1152 Carol of Bells (Elives--T) . I" 12 1,1148 Capriccio Espa,gnol(SirH.J.11'NO'sOr. 31 10 D1418Carrier s Cmntshi¢ (Hater--B) 4 12 1,1230 Capriccio Italien (Sir H. J. IVood's t)r.)32 10 2478 Carry On March (SCOTS GUARDe) 10 2988 Caprice de in Balerine (DORE-Violin) 84 10 3130 Cartload .s Hay (ToPLtso GREEN) . 91 12 7115 Caprice Vienncis (Ysaye-Violin) ..
39 12 467-8-9 Casse Anisette Suite (FINCO .S OR 1 f:+ 727231 Caprice Vieunois (Seidel-Violin( 39 Costa Diva (see Norma) 12 541 Caprice Viennois ISrROCSOFF-Violin) 85 j 10 D13"6 Cassock Chorus and Dance 10 3173 Caravan Fox-Trot (RADiu ORcu.) ..
74 12 F1043 Castle of Dreams (Edit l; Day) 4.51 10 3024 Caresses, Fox-Trot (V. LOPEZ Os.) ..
75 10 2078 Castle of Dreams (1ERWIN---C) . 35
12 388 Caretaker (WILLIAMS-Relit.) ..104
12 L1216 Catalonia Suite Populaire (Sir H. J. 10 2372 Carissima (CASINO ORCII.)
.. .. 67 Wood's Orch.) .. ..
31 10 D5582-97 CARMEN : Complete Opera 11 )-Ill 10 2757 Catastrophe, The (R.F.A. QTTE.) ..105 10 D5585 --Atl'udir (Trio) .. .. - .110 12 F1078 Catch a butterfly (Ivy Tresmand--S) 48, 52 10 D5595 --Ah .' Bada ate (Finale, Act 3) .. ] 11 10 3121 Catch a bntterlly (Donornv 1,EIGH-S) 81 10 D5583 -Ah mi par la (Duet) .. ..710 13 955 " Catherine " St-1. (GAlE7"Y Tx. ORCH.) 84 10 D5595 -Ah ! paveuta (Inez Ferraris) ..111
112 956 " Catherine " (('tune, Entracte :'.red 10 D5588 --Alfin sei gust (Duet) .. ..111 Q'tette (GAtrTV Tn. ORCH.) lp 10 D5589 --Al Quartier (Due!). ,. ..Ill 70 3340 Cat's Whiskers. Fox-Trot(SAV.H1(u) 89 10 D5588 --Certo In rasa (Duet) .. ..111 12 696-7 Caucasian Sketches (GREN. GDS. Ill).) 5B tr2 A5279 -Card Scene (Gay-C) . 16 CAVALLERIA I9USTICANA:
22 III D5504 -Card Scene (Frascani-S) -.107 1 10 A681 --Brindisi (Constantino-T)
10 D5501 --Dubbio uonc'e (Fanny Andtua) ..111 - 10 A1142 -Brindisi (Leurrtello-T) .. " :3
10 D5502 -Enstra'affar (Ensemble) .Ill 10 D5548 -Brindisi (Armanini--T) . .. 1 6
1 0 D1463 -Flower Song (Lappas-T) .. 23 12 189 --Intermezzo (PRINCE'S BAND) ('t 10 105503 -Fun, er Song (Bendinelli-T) ..107 10 2400 -Internezzo (DEIRO Aceordenal ei 10 A692 -Floe er Song (Constantino-T) 22 12 1,1224 -In(ermetzp (Parlou'-Violin) .
41 12 1,1443 -Floc er Song (Mullings-T) - 20 11 1,1436 -Intermezzo (Sir If. J. Wood & 0- ) A 12 `t 1113 ---Flower Song (MCCORMACK-T)
.. 91 1.2 1.13:32 -Mother, you know (R. 13uekmoa) 12 A5279 --Habanera (Gay-C) .. .. 16 1? 7242 -Stay, Slay Turiddu (Duet) - 12 A5171l -Habanera (Cavalieii-S)
.. . 13 13 [.1332 -Stay, Stay Turiddu (Duel) -3i
10,D5505 --Habanera (Frascani--S) ..107 12 1,1354 -Scles Lions (SIR H. J. WOOD'S OR., 10 D1433 --Habancra (Bratza-Violin) .. 40 10 D5548 -Siciliana (Armanini-T) . ..106 10 D5592 -Invan per evitar (Trio) .. ..111
10 x681 -Siciliana (Constantino-T) "" 10 D5591 -lo ce veda (Trio)
.. .. ..111 10 A1235 -Siciliana (Zenotetlo-T) ..
23 10 D5593 -lo dim (Inez Ferrares)
-.111 12 :15424 -Tu qui S"intuztn (Duet) .. -
lC 73 1,1098 --I say to the dread (Pasquali-S) -. 15 i 12 A5205 -Tuniddu's Farewell (Constant,nr1( 10 D5547 -Lassu, Lassu (Duet) . -108 13 A5198 -Voi to sapete (Boninsegna-5) I0 D5584 --Mix veggo ancor (Duet) ..110 12 A5398 --Voi to sapele (Deslinn-S) 19
10 D5593 -91a non m'ingarnio (Recit & Duet) 111 12 7196 -Voi lo sapete lStrnlia-S).. " " d
12 7247 -lfticaelo s Air (Stralia-S) .. 9 ( Celeste Aida (see .1 ida) 70 12 7258 -My Mother I behold (Duel) 9 70 3023 Celsnese Fox-Trot (SPECHT 0203- 1 0 D5587 -Nois'his in vista (Quintette) ..110 10 2374 Chacr'nne (BLLERV BAND) .. 10 D5597 - \"o daover (finale. Act 4) ..111 10 '_1954 Chanson de Matin (W. EVANS-'Cello) 85
10 1)5590 -Non tu non (Duet).. .. ..111 12 8:39 Chanson de Nuit (W. IivANS--'Cello) 81
10 D5590 --.\'o pin non (Duet) All 10 D1434 Chanson Greeque (Squire---'Cella) 44
10 D5594 -Ola! Jose (Finale. Ad 3) ..111 12 7172 Chanson leoufs X111. (Casals--'Cello) 41 10 D5586 --Or ben Pastia (Quartette) ..1101 10 D1430 Chanson Triste (Brats,--Violin) 40
12 1.1097 -Overture and Inter. (Gd. Sym. O.) 33 10 D1420 Chanson Triste' Sammons-l"Idin) A40 i0 D5594 - Peramante (Duet! ..111 i 10 1498 Chanson Taste (SCHiILIER-'C111O) 41 10 D5597 -Piu nön rh'anta (Finale, Ad 41 ..111 10 D1401 Chanso),eti, ;Squire-'Cello)
1)1 D5582 --Prettule (Milan Scala Orch.) ..110
1 10 3307 Chansonette, Fox-Trot (SAV. HAV BDJ 10 D5504 -Presso it bastion (Frascani-S)
..107 10 3344 Chart( SOTIS Ya L)lee (RTROCi:ONF-1 lh' 1 10 D5585 - Quest'ufficiale (Duet)
.. .-110 1 10 2684 Chant stns Paroles (TRIO DE I,UTECO) 85
10 D5596 -Se to m'ami (Duet) .. ..111
1 10 1861 Chant stns Paroles (PRINCE'S ORCH.) 10 1)5596 -Sei to ? (Duet)
..111 12 221 Chant stns Paroles ('Cello Solo)
12 A5282 ---Seguidilla (Fremstad-S) . 131 12 s39 Chant Triste (WARWICK EVANS-'Cdlo)85
10 D5547 --Se tu m anti (Duet) ..111 10 2236 Charge Light Brigade (DAVENPORT .
1 -1 L148.ß -Selection (New Queen's Hull Lt (Jr.) 36 1" 1.1423 Chasseur Maudit (Si. H. J . Wood 10. )
12 179 ---Selections (PRINCE'S G. C. Do.).. 64 1 12 1,1183 Gheereo! (Robey-Com.) 10 D5582 -Suona la cam pans (Chorus) ..110
1 20 3042 Cherie, Fox-Trot (HAPPY Srx) " -
.ilPHAßETICAL INDEX, [:011ZC1.
367.; Cherry Cherokee, Fox-Trot .. .. 76 10 2565 Come, for it's June (HRRWTN-Con) 89 L1078 Cherry Ripe (Lon. String Qtte) 43 1:a 7173 Come info the Garden. Maud (B. Davies) 17
Che Gelida Marina (see La Boheme) 12 1,1431 Come to Arcadie (Duet) . . 10
3227 Chicago Fox-Trot (SAV. HAVANA ßo.) 69 10 3013 Come to the Fair (H. HL'YNER) . 94 4.i Chicago Maze, Fox-Trot (I,o3. DCH OR. 1 77 10 2415 Come unto me (BURR--T) ..100 32n", China Boy. Fox-Trot (EMR. CL17B OR.) 70 10 2896 Come where air love (TAYLOR TRIO).. 83 3`374 China Rosebud, Fox-Trot (Sac. H. BA) 69 12 129 Coming thru the Rye (VINCENT- S.7 89 3(1 rh;.,, i* n.,o_efP,, tf'cw nrs no 3 73 16 vfi0A Cumin' thrn' the Roe (ALLEN--RI A.v
' p:3 Childreci s Home (HERWIN-C) 99 10 3243 Comin' thrti the Ry-e (MIIBCIIIE-Flute)8R t I.ilil-2 Children's Overture (A. Maclean and
110 2557 Commonwealth March (SCOTS GD J_. 62
0 6G0.". Chili Bean. Fox-Trot (BIESE Taro) .. 76 ! 10 3240 Comrades in Arms (C83TtRY <)'TTE)
510L+ Chinanian'S Song (COCHRANI ---B) 48, 62 12 7151 Concerto in A minor (Casa(s-'(:ello). 13 Chinese Dance (FINCK'S ORCH.) 67 12 7157 Concerto in I) minor (Casals-'Cello).
l4 Chocolate Soldier, Sets. 1 & 2 (SC.GDS.) 81 12 7108 Concerto in 'L' minor (Fsaye.-1-iolin) 14, Chocolate Soldier, Set, (CA5nNO OR.) 30 j 10 3090 Conchita Fos-Trot (SAW. H.W. BD.)} 1 12 Chong (Odette Ifvrti') 48 1 10 1318 Confidence Waltz (S.W. lieu. BD.)
3 BUJ Chong Fox-Trot (Los. DANCE ORCH.I 77 70 2130 Conqueror March (ST. HILDA Coy. B.) ! 1,1170 Chonita's Prayer (Nielsen-S( .. 14 1 10 2116 Contemplation (CASINO ORCII.) ..V i.11o3 Chopin Ecossaise (No. 3) (Pachmann) 35 10 3102 Contemptibles March (GREN. GUARDS)
12 LI103 Chobin Valse (Ob. 70) (Pachmaan).. 35 l:: 1,1475-6 " Conversations " (Arthur Bliss and
90;4]4139B`t68648780
1,1095 Chopin Waltz in C (Godowsky) 39 ' Symphony urco.) . 36 1,1069 Chobin's Walt- (Ob. 42) (:o,iaa'skv) 39 12 F1061 Coo (L. Henson and D. Burnaby) 50, 5:;
31,1095 Chopin 's Prelude (Godo'i it v? 35 j 10 F7 Contralto, The (Betty Chester-S) 47, 57D1403 Chorus. Gentlemen (Tho.de Bates)- 24 1 12 901 Coppelia Ballet (Lox. JY:HPHOSY ORCn.)tt)34 1 Chorus of Dervishes (STOCKOFF-Vln.) 85 1 12 877 CO-OPTIMISTS Sei. (FIXCK's ORCH.)
.. 79
13h,7 Christ D1v All (Me E?:CAN-T) .. 98 i 12 L1021 Corialan Over. (Sir H. Wood & Or.)., 31l' 2 2 Christ my All (GIPSY SMITH-Sac.) 99 10 2379 Corisande (FOSTER-13) .. . 93 ;'' B47 Christ Returneth (ýfcFWAN-T) .. 98 12 101 Coronation March (ROYAL GDS. BD.) 630 26, Christians, awake (SANCTUARY QT.) 99 10 D1326 Cossack Cho. & J)c Se (Russian Ur.) 35
1740 Christmas Bells (V. R H. Duct) . (13 1 10 3116 Cotton Land Fox-Trot (WHITE COONS) 7 1
l726 Christmas Carols. Medlev (Scorn I:DS.) 62 10 1402 Couutry Dance (SCOTS GCTARDS BD.) 611017;77 Cluistcmas FIynms (Scoff. GUARDS) ..
61 1° L1410 Country Dance Nell Gwyn 10 247:1 Christmas Joy (V., F. ý'i H.) .. .. 83 (New Queen's Hall Light Orch.) 35 101733 Christmas Mrmnries (SCOTS GUARDS) 61 10 X238 Countrv Failh, The (Clara Butt)
.. 8
^ýý/ýývIf At'.1 Christenas Time in Ücrrie Lngland 12 1,1292 Coupons for /tosses (Duet)
..' .. 60
(GREN. GVARDS BAND) .. .. 60 12 992 Cousin front Nowhere, Sel. (FINCK'SOR.)8I I SoS Chu-Chin-Chow (Vocal Gerns).. .. 78 1 10 32,2 " Cousin from Nowhere," Vocal Nos. 81 I? 64-,
--Selection (LONDON REP. ORCH.) .. 78 i 12 278 Count of Luxemburg. WCIZ(PR[NCE'SOR.) 7Si4 2-l 1 Church Betts as w-e hear their (liutr.)1D2 ý 10 249S Coward, The (Wu.r.rnats-Recit.ý
..104 lY f1074 Church Rs nd !he Corner!huetl 47. 49.53 10 D1435 Cradle Song (Brand- Violin)
.. 40lY 1627 Church S ene (RENA Mars Qaaa.) 103 10 D1440 Cradle Song (Squire-'Cello)
.. 43
Il L1: 27.8-9 Cid, Le (Sir H. J. Wood's Orck.).. 31 10 2747 Cradle Song (KL27NEDY_-Violin) .. 41Cielo e Afar (see La Gioconda ) 10 2777 Cradle Song !,'VIOSSSL-VIo1in) .. N:i
0 'LA93 Ci�dPrPna-Pa;rc S'.,,rv (CovanoN! 106 1
10 3317 Crazv 10'. Fox-Trot (RESER-Bauio? 87ieÜE!dif 25T CiriLiribin R'aICZ (PRINCE'. ORCH.) ..
75 , 10 3191 craz Toddle, Fox-Trot (RADIO ORCK) 74 13 :1;.5 City of Pleasurehmcers (ORCH.) ..
75 1 12 7265 Creation's Hvmn (Darne Clara Butt) ..a 7:f,1 " ch...+ lh1.ýss-Tl .. .. 19 i 10 Li057 CiO0IIiR4 170X-TfOL (BIESE ORCH.) .. 76
19'1134 Cleopatra (LAY000x--Cornet) 87 12 840 Crossing the Bar (A. Joxa:)-1--T)' .. 91 19.1'94 Ctryer Hen-children's Story 106
1 12 918 Crown Diamonds O'ture(I,ov.SYM.OR.) 65IY 319 Cloche de Corneville, Vocal Gems 10 2784 Crown of the year (COY LE-B) 92
(LIGHT OPERA CO.) .. .. ..
97 12 899 Crusaders March (1'INCK'S ORCH.) 79 359 --.With Joy My Heart (ANDREW SAXON)97 12 852 Cuban Moon, Fox-Trot(r,oN. DcE. 0.) 77
10 3311 Cloze Prolz; (TOPLISSGREEN).. -.
94 10 2439 Cuckoo. The (BOCKMAN--Con) .. 9 10 2094 Clucking Hen-Children's Story ..106 12 7,1074 Cuckoo Song (Glues-T)
.. 19
10 3967 Coal Black Manrmv (AYER) .. 10i 10 3113 Cynthia's Garden (COYLE-B) .. 9.0 10 3,168 Coal Black Mammy Fox-Trot (SAyoY
0asý01U,0df9{
A:4V.4\A BA\L`) :. &S I L) 3ý:i 1 41d i l!) 23511 Daddy (FiERKTN---L)
.. .. .. 89
10 3=1:7 Coaxing the Piano, Pox-Trot (Piano) 84 112 7lß,9 Daddy (Clara Butt) .. ß 10 277y Cohen and Houseboat (HAYMAN-Com.)105 12 L1405 Damnation of Faust, Alch. (Halle 0.) 34 10 2901 Cohen-Com. Traveller (IIAYMAN) 105
( 12 L1105 Damnation of Faust (Beecham Orch.) 34
10 1)1379 Cobbler's Song (Cochrane-B) .. 48 12 L1125 Dance of Apprentices (Sir H. J.
19 ^59 Cobbler's Song (Dodds-B) 7.4 Wood's Orch.) .. ..
30 10 2KA9 Cobblin' (EDGAR COYLE)
.. .. 93 12 L1497 Dance of Gnomes (Squire-'Cello) 42
10 3075 Cocoanut Dance (VAN Ers--Banjo(.. 87 12 L1517 Dance of Imps (Peer Gynt) ll 1'1068 Colonel Crimson Nussars (Collins) 46, 52
_ (Neu' Queen's Hall Lt. Or-h.) 343
Neu, Queen's Hall Light Orch.) .. 36 ' I L1346 Company Serleannl-.Valor (Hates--H) 24
-hi!dren's Records-se Cl ildran's Boxes 106 1 10 2561 Comrades (CENTURY QC IRTETTF) .. Oil
L>>a7 r,..... n«,f r-ui...,, imf,.d.-i .17 1
10 3O Come back to Dreamland (H- HooK) 90 10 23"7 Come back to Erin (C(,Y'LE---B) 92 10 2744 Come back to Erin i1NST. TRIo? 83 12 L1108 Come back to Erin (O'Brien-T) .. 20 10 3112 Come back to my Homeland Troop
(GRENADIER GUARDS BAND ..
60
L1422 Dance of Seven Veils (Dr. Richard
10 3220 Dancing Honepma.n. Fox-Trot (Sav, HAVANA BAND) . 69
10 3048 Dancing Lesson (DORIS Vast.' . 89 9 3151 DancingTimc,Fox-Trot(SAV.IIAV.BD.) 69
10 ;i175a Dancing Time (GLEN--B) .. .. Sl 12 1.1442 Danny by (Iabbclte--S) 10 237, 1,, Dance of Sliirits I RARRERE-Finte; 86 10 2998 Dance-O-llania, Fox-Trot (Haies Six) 71
DA1eCE Music-wee paces 6S to 78. 12 469 Danse Arab, (FINCS'S t)RCSI.) .. 68
_' 468 Danse Chinoise (FINeR'S CIRCA.) ..
68 1" 636 Danse Creole (JLURDOCfl-Piano) .
38 1 468 Danse de ]a Fee Dragee (Frvcn'S ORcu.) 68
12 463 Danse des Mirlitons (I'tNCK'S ORCSl ..
68 72 I.1118 Danse 3lao-abre (Sir H. l('ood's Orch.) 31 10 2697 Danse Op. A6 iDcdla) (KesýaeDe"-Vin.) 41 12 468 Danse Russe (Fiscx's Open.; .. 68 12 D1372 Danse Rustique (Squire-'Ceita) . 42 12 L1467-8 Damas Fanlasticas (Sir 11. 1.
Wood £ Orch.) .. :32 112 1,1430 Div The (Allin--Bass) 2 10 3096 Dapper Dan, Fox-Trot 75 1 10 3157 Dixie High ay, Fox-Trot (Mrr r.ER T 12 709 Dardanella Fox Trot f Lox. DCE. ORCH.) 77 1 10 2906 Dixie Wedding Bells (NAT. AY2:w 11) 10 2932 Dardanella Fox-Trot (PR7NCE'FORCR.) 77 19 :3237 Do I ? Fox-Trot (BRo.kwwAi Fiva' 7 12 1:'1043 Dardanellr (Song) (Üelisia).. .. 47 12 1,1303 Doff (Geo. Roben) 1'2 F1040 Dark grows the Sky (Jose Col'bu) 45. 53 ' 10 1746 Dolores Waltz (DEIRO-Aeeordeon 10 2903 Darkt,-wo Strutters' (DixmLasn BD.) 77 10 D1436 Dot;rosa (Eisdell--T)
.. . 10 3026 Darling, Fox-Trot (A. HICRMAN'S O.) 72 1 1'_' 7211 Don Fatale (Clara Butt-C)
DAUGHTER OF MADAME .INGOT
(BEECP.AM i 12 A5297 DON GlovANNI : %a ei darein (Po 1
11,13, i -Ai, theu'tisyoul (L!w'?I .. .. 12 1,1373 -Augereav Grenadiers (_Ancrum) I2 1,137`.t -ßt- 1, 1, (rnlhtetl
. .. I2 1,1371 -Clairette. I worship (.Stroesco) .. d' i,1374 -Come. let's disnuss (Duetl
I.' 7,1375 -lar. 11-hat ! (Pninteite) I' I,13B2 --Entracte .4ct
3 (lieecharn LI. Or.).. 1. L7 37S -l;e days one by (Desiree lillinger) S? 1,1374 -Oh, Happy Pays (Duet) I' 1,1370 -On Dlnrsdav (Ilerbert Litnatcv) ..
12 \ICS Desertion (G. G+ossm alit) 10 D1421-.2 Desert Love Songs fLisdeli-Tý Ill 3342 De ert Romance (CAFI\o ORCtTES:H1 12 564 Destiny Waltz (PRINCE'S BAND)
Dei nnei bolltnti (see Traviata( Deserto suia lerra isle Trovafore)
10 2560 Deci1-may-care (WILLIAMS-Rent 10 12 1.1197 Devil's Trill (Sammons-Violin)
.. l
12 1,1136 Devout Lover (Eisdoll) .. 1 12 424 Der Freischutz 1 & 2 (Court SYa. )si 10 3063 Dick Whittington and His Cat-isi-}
Story (BF:1\8B7' WILLIAMS) N DIE WALh[?RE (see Valkyrie)..
.. ..]n 12 503 Dinky (CVRII. MAUDE)12 A5210 Dinorak: Shadov Song (Brorsk,a,il
Dio ppessente (see Faust) Di Provenza il mar see (Trat,,, Dt queUa (see Trovatore)
12 1,1158 Dirl3' Work (de Frece and Lester)
30 ' 12 1.1410-20 Don Juan lDr.XichardSlraufsi30 IZ 466 Donauwillen Waltzes (PRINCE"-CG.,., 30 e »m5ile (see RigoleJto)
_ . _, ;a3-J ýV S",Zl uonilryawance.l'Ox-1LOriJA\.nri.." 30 70 2074 Don't Forget (Sacredl .. .. '"ý 30 10 D1421 Dove, The jEisdelF-T! 34 13 1,3154 Domn along in Cioverlnnd pEisdril71' 30 10 3301 1)own Among Sleepy Hills. Fnx=l`ý' 'ý 30- 12 954 Downhearted Blues (SAV. Hnv, P!
1, I 1370 -Ore 'h re. ilteechaiii Light Örcký.} 30 1 10 21.9 Down Here (E. COYLE) I I 1 3 3 - Sher so s reet (Herbert Lineley) 30 12 618 Down Homg in Tennessee (BAND l.' I 1375 -Softly, Idl , : I alse (Qur tlette) 30 , 11 867 Down the Trail, Waltz (J,ýzsR1Mn i ,, 12 ].1377 - 7h,s surely r.s (Trio) .. , . 30 10 2272 Down the Vale (HnRwts -C).. s.1 12 I,1371 -11'hen harry care (Duel) .. 30 10 2185 Down Vauxhall Way i HEtrwrc-t 1? 1,1376 -11'here are you going ((Duet) 30
110 :3052 Down Yonder, One-Seep (HAPPY r-ý> .l
12 1,1376 -You spent a lot (Deo ree Ellineer) 30 10 3(1@0 Down Yonder (AVER'.. '"ý 12 P1063 Daughters ;Davy Biern,bet 50, 53 10 3055 Do you ever think of me? Fox-Trot .. rI'ýI i? 34S David Copperfield (WILLIAMIS) 104 10 Dl 106 Dragon Flies (D. Kennedy-l'iol: 41
h' 1,1234 Day otter Dav (G. Rebey f C. Evel, it) 51 10 2464 Drake's Drum (BarFs--B) .. .. 'p 1't 3058 Day Dreams Pox-Trot .. .. 72 10 :3312 Drake'' Drum (WILLIAMS) 12 150:3 lays and Mo meut, (COYLE-B) ..100 12 459 Dreaming (PRINCE'S GD. Corn. 13.c:n1 8ä 1'1 187 Dead March," vanl " (Roy ar. GDS. B.) 63 ; 10 3010 Dream Bubbles (F. M,JRRAV--C.1 1,). 1:; 1.1516 Den_th of Ase (Prer Gvnt1 19 3241 Dream Fntuialling (Eurc CoUuTLAG'"'ý `'
(.Yep,- Qurerr's Hall Light Orch.) 36 , 12 7'232 Drearn Faces (Clara Butt-C).. ýý 10 3174 Dearic it you iKnew, Pox Trot. (SAY. j 12 858 Dreamland I,over (DoRrs VANE---`i HAVANA BAND) .. .. 69 jj Dresm of 6eronttus
10 D1302 Dear Little Shamroek (O'Brien-T) 21 10 3107 Dream ofPl"mouthHoe(T.BATES-- pi :5 1? 1.1431 Dear Love of aline (Duet) .. 10 Id 408 Dream Scene " Bells " (WILLIAMS) ..
104 12 481 Dear Love Remember Me (HELDER) ßR t0 2081 Dreamy Alabaara (Duet) 13 723`2 Dear Old Pal of of ine (Burke--T) .. 17 ' '2 836 Dreamt Alabama Waltz (PRRrCF'S OH.)IS 10 3134 Dear Old South Land. Fox-Trot 73 '
12 L11708 Drink to me only (K. Rumford-81 10 33811 Uearest. Fox-Trot (EMB. Ci.rýn ORUL, 70 12 7229 Drink to one only (B. Davies-T) li
10 3:314 Dear Little Garden I Love (V. THREE)102- 12 L1017 Drink to me arty (Sgrnee-'Cel, ý`
10 255.2 Deathless a.rnry (COYLR -B) .. .. 9.2 10 2890 Drink to me only (TAYLOR TRIOI{
19 2264 Death of little Nell `R-n.I,tAMS) ..104 10 3099 Drink to nie only (JORDAN--T) " w' 10 2560 Death of Fncle Tom ýR'ILI.IAMS--R.)104 10 2680 Dr.Vank of Quadcem 'Wtu,IAxsi
.IBb 10 2(30 Death or Glory Marcia 1(ST. IIILDA Bn.) 64 12 183 Druid's Prayer Waltz (ORCH.) 10 898 " DECAMERON NIf.BTF " Sel. (ORCH.) 79
I 12 945 Driunmer.The-Reel /CALEDONLA-V ("', F
10 32,7 Deedle Deedle Uum, Fox-Trot . 73 10 2550 Dnmken Piper, etc. (LADDER P[PL Bo.13' 12 3,1223 Deep' that spoke louder (Gee. Robey) 51
110 $ '43 Dumbell, Fox-Trot (EMB. CLUB CRil.) ýi1
10 2665 Peep in my heart jllrfiw N--C! . 89 ; Dunque in son (see Barber ofSevilieý 12 1,1344 .Deeper and Deep'r.501? (Llnllings-T) 20 1 E ,,, 10 2863 Delilah Vale (Los. Dasco ORCH.) .. 77 1 10 `2776 Easter Flowers (Covr_s--B) . - !S 33 1 14(16 Den ande et Reponce (4lick
.Madeon 12 1,1053 Tales Sanala l3quire-Cello)
+nf Ve-;' °"a,r I/ýr.ü '.l Oreb.t _.
36 ? T,146ß Eel as? 'A' Atf. t ffd p � Ci
30 i 10 X232 Down her, (Clara Batt-G) ..
.ALl':'.BET1CAL INDEX, contd.
Ecco ridenle !see Barber of Seville)1,I1!3 E.cossaise in D flat (Pac'rrnann) . 37 96, I gmont Ovcrtnre(Roy.IT.az.MAR.BD.) 63
24W Vf"^'p{o fDEIRO--AcC,lil,) . 87 276 riieht-lne Reel (CALEDONIAN BA-ND) 78
y415 Eightsome Reels (CAI,EDONIAN ORCII.) 78 S261 F,krn AlannaA (Clara L?utl) . . 8 17,22 Eilv Jt.ivourueen 0WHEAl'LF,y-T) .. 91 501 Eil}" Dlavounleen (HELDER-G. T.) .. 83
E lucevan el stetle (see Tosca) 108s El Capitan (RENA BAND) -. fi;
.45202 El Guittaricv (Aftedones-Ilass) . 28
851 EI lrzcsi,tible, Tango (Cr.N. DcE. OR.) .. 73 1,1300 Eldorado (Jokn Coates) 17
- P:1 Relicario, One-Step ( I Oý. REeý.BD.) 65 e 620 Iaeanr,re (Coyr,E--Bi . .. .. 92 d_T Eleanore 1=11er.r.lacs-T) .. .. 20
72ie Elegie LSlrxciari-Bar.) . 26 3174 Rleur,re. Fos-Trot (SAV. IIAV. BD) 691,1071-t! Etgar's Concerto, '13' minor (Violin
and Orchestral .. ..
31, 40 L.'Eiii1R D'AKORE:
11204 -Una fur!ica lagrirna (Bonci-T) 21 151'19 -Una Jarliva l sgrwna (Constantino-7) 21 '15;07 -{Una furl-,va lagrima (Beniinelli-T)107
+8f -Quarto a bella (Bonci--T).. 21 711 Ellesmere March (GREG. Gas. BD., 59
Elsa's Dream (see Lohengrin) Elisabeth's Prayer (see TeruJsuuc r)
!1:i1 Empress of the Pagodas (Halle Orch.) 34 "7 s Emalinc, Fox-Trot (JA/ORIMBA ORCH.) 73
1,nc,antress, The (Clara But').. 6 5251-9 English Folk Dances (PRINCE'S BD.) 68 !,1i!6 English Maids (Marion Green) 41),:iß 1,'148 English Rose, The (Ei.s.leli-T) 18 2@S6 English Rose (JcRD.tN--T,
.. . 91 24141 N;ntente Cordiale March (SCOTS Gas.) 62 L1427 Entrance of the Gods (Sir H. J. tl'uod
and Orch.) . 32 T.1;97 Entrance to the Fores! (S.laire-'Cello) 42 ;'Ic Entreat me not (Clara Bide, 7 217 Entry of Gladiators 2tar a)S ors Gvs.) 61
Eri 7u (ser ßailo in :11asr1lero) 1E 1,1250 Eriskny Lore LiU (F. MlJlings--T) 20 1? 1.1 11fi G.1 A":.,o lFlnf.xnnx-Yi.,nnl 7^,
7191 ERNavre EYnarti in+ciami (Stralial 'S \.i109 -Ernani inrolanti (14oninsegna-S) 11 .a>16 -InJelice, e tuo crederi (:1farJoaesl 2E ti_:34- Ode 1-cr1 (Stracciwi-T)
.. .. 27
1.i197-8-9 L"roic:r".Sym,ý':ony (Sir Henry J. SPood & Orch.)
. . . . 32
1.1021 Espana Rhapsodv(SirH. 1Poml & Or.) 31 1509 Espmm Waltz (PRINCE,-Cuacertina) 87 1716 Espana Waltz (Ltseo--Acc::rdeon) 87 =4_H EtlldianUlla \\-a;ti (PRINCE-Con).. 87 '1"; Eternal Father !Band & Sdol
. 62
1'1066 Etiquette 17 rio--G. Grossmlth. eh:-1 49, 55 1,391 Etude in C
.11inor (Hopmann-P)
. . 37
:.ý 1!>0 Etude in D 71,". (Go:lo;oshv-Pis-.rzd ..:;9 l.liýi FluAiir.. F.n.srnýle'hnAin( IR...n..:.P1'!^....... ýý..._,....r 1........... " ur ý.... WT.-- lY 1,1010 111 2 Etude 'F' sanjio (Chopin)
(Pa c hnia nn -Pia no 1 .. :37 It 1,142 Etude in' G' flat I Busoni-Pianaj.. 37
l-'-47) Etude in G Flat(Ch>pin) (Basýni-P) 37.u..,rr
FAI: ST-co ntin ucd. 12 A5187 -Trio Act IV. Prison Scene (Trio) 29 12 345 --Trio, Act [V. Pnson Scene 97 12 7213 -Wizen all tams young (('lara Butt--C) 6 12 343 ---When all was young (IIERIWIN-C) 89 12 689 - Selections (CotRT SYM. ORCH.) .. 66 12 315 -Selection (PRINCE'S B SNO) 97
FAV ORITA : 10 1)5505 -O wto Fernando (Frascati--5) 107 /`! 7212 --0 min Fernando (Clara Butt-C) 6 10 D17205-Spieito Gerdil (Boni-T)
.. 21
12 A5107 -Spirits Lentil (Conslantino-T) 21 12 869 -Spirito Gentil (McCormack-T) .. 91 10 DR084-Una I erginc (Bonei) 21 10 3025 Feather your Nest. Fox-Trot.. . 75 l0 2359 Federation March (ST. HILDA BAND) 64 10 D8086 FEDORA: Amor ti '-ieta (Bonet-7) 21 12 855 Fete Bohenre (GARDE REPOB. BD.) .. 62 10 1503 Few more Y ears (COYGE--B) . . ..100 10 X259 Fiddle and I (Lashanska-S) .. 11 12 487-8 Fifth Symphony (MILAN ORCH.) 66 12' 743 Fifth Symphony, Andante (PHILHAR-
MONIC ORCH. OF N. YORK) .. 66
12 L1101 Fill a glass with golden nine (Elves) 19 10 2891 Fill up a Form (ERNEST HASTINGS)
..102 10 2527 Pille de Madame Angot (DI;FAUIT)
.. 90
12 L1314 Finale Act I "B-aucaie" (Duct) - 48, 36 12 L1316 Finale Act 2 " Beuucaire" Trio) 48, 56 10 3039 Find tnc two dear eves (Duet) . 57 12 L1478 Fingal'st:2ve0'ture(SirH.J.[I%ood'si)r.) 32 12 200 Finlandia (FI.M. Scorn GUARDS)
. 61
12 334-420 Fireside Miastrels, Pts. 1 to 4 (Des:103 12 1,1236 First Love, Last Love (Gen. Rotey) 51 10 2812 First Noel (SANCTUARY Qum.) .. :)9 10 X262 First Nowell (Dam,' Clara B(it) 8 10 3260-1 First Suite in L' flat (HOLST)
(GRENADIER GUARDS BAND) .
60
12 1073 Fishermen of England (Bates -B) 24, 46. 54 12 264 Flight of Ages (LEGGETT---Cornet) .. 86 10 2364 Flight of Ages (HERHIN-C) . 89 10 3119 Floating Down to Cotton Town, One-
Step (WHITE CooNS BAND) 74 10 3079 Floating thro' Dreamland (Huolt)
.. 90 10 D1394 Floral Dance (Thorpe Bates-B)
.. 24
12 897 Floral Dance (T. Bates-B) .
24 12 279 Florodora, Vocal Gems (LT. OP. Co.i 97 12 279 Florodora Sel. (PRINCE'S ORCH.) .. 57 10 D1464 Flower Song (Lilac Time) (Duet)
. 10
10 3241 Flower Song (Lilac Time) (COrRTLAND) 81 10 2448 Flower Song (Goss-Violin) . 85 12 L1386 Flower Walls-Paraphrase (Piano) 38
Flower Song (see Carmen. also Faust) 10 3100 Fly be on the Turnutts (GARDNER-B) 93 12 L1172 Flying Dutchnnan Overture
.Sir iI J. Wood's Orch.) . 31
10 3251-9 Folk Dances F.ng.isli (PRINCE'S BD.) 68 12 L1245 Folk Song Fantasy (/.on. String Q1.) 13 10 D1408 Folk Song Que. (Lon. String QL)
.. 44 10 3004 For a Dream's Sake (ETHEL Hoog) 90 10 3153 For Ever and Ever (COYLE)
. 93 10 3185 Forget me Not F.- Trot(SAV.HAV.BD.) 69 10 2556 For King and Coantrv (BasD, Dee.) 62 70 27ß9 For me and my gal (ELLIOTT-Com.)100 10 2798 For Valour (Descriptive)
..105 10 2924 For a kiss (MACKLIN.--'f) . 91
10 D1366 For you Alone (Ilarrold-T.) .. 20
10 X247 For you Alone (Burke--T) .. 17
10 D1399 For you Atone (O'Brnen-T) . 21 12 L1240 For your love (C. Butterworth( 46, 55 12 1,1399 Forging Song (" Seigfrica ")
(Mulliags-T) . 19
12 504 Fortifying the Home (TATS & Co.) 104 10 3247 Forty Years On (CHORrts)
. 96 10 "232a F,o, srd the i:uani= -r'i, IIII.nA ßn ti4
ALPxABErtcAl. INDEX, olald
lIOR2.9 DEL DESTIiI'O:
12 A5398 -La Vergina fDrslinn--5) 10 D8081 -La i%ergine iBoninsegryu-Si 12 7227 --La Verginc fPanselle-S1 12 519 --La Vergine (Duet) .. 10 D8081 -illaire Pielosa (Bonirsegnm- 12 A5199 -Pace, puce (Boninsegna-SI
.. P 12 A5184 --Soleraie in quest ora(Duct)
12 519 -Solenne in quest' or,r (Duet) 10 3224-5-6 Four Cautionary Tales_.
9 Dforal IHAROLD \VI1.LIAMS-331 10 3325 Foursome Reel (CALEDONIAN (- H) 7 12 270 Foursome Heel (CALEDONIAN ItD.I 12 L1402 FRA DIAVOLO. Overture (.Sir H.
J. Wood's Orch.) . .. - >
12 F1056 Francesco del Fuego (Bertram; 1? 375. Fragments " Wagner " (Seswua.ER) 9 12 375 Fragments " Ital. Op." (SCH«'TLLERI 8 10 3215 French Trot. One-Step (B'WAV FrvE) 7 10 2882 Friend (DGDDS-B) 4 10 2714 Friend (HUGHES MACELIN-T( 0 10 2520 Friend Wine (CuvLE-B) ..
9 12 7269 Frie,ulship (Clara Butt & K. Rursan;) 10 2953 Frivolous Ballad (COYLE-B) .. 9 10 3347 Frog and the Mouse (CoYLE-Bar. . 9 12 7147 From far from Eve (Elves T) 1 I2 L1179 From laud of sky-bloc (Nielses S' 12 L1445 Fugue in C major (Bach) (BusociPI 10 1704 Fugue in D minor (MCCLELLAN--t)rg.i.>.sn1
I P: 187 Funeral March (ROYAL GUARDS It 12 1,1379 Funeral :March Marionette (Sir 11.
(Food & Orchestra) . 3
12 891 Fun of the Fayre, Sel. (FINCE's M CIO I 10 2808 Future Variety Show (E. HASTUG:i1
G 12 L1130 Galway by the Sea (Etsdell--1' 12 890 GAERIEI,F Waite (CENTURY 1'. t,t+.+ a 10 3112 Garb of Old Gaul Sich. (GREN. Gr ksi:i bl 12 1.1170 harden lfelodp (Sammons-1 u'linl 4 12 502 Garden of Sleep (GIOvAN.Nir T! 10 2579 Garden of your Heart, The (CLAItRE Tl 9(ý 10 2828 Garden of your Ileart (C. 11aRRtso`) 12 426 Gavotte (SiamNG QtARrurrE) 10 2577 Gavotte (Each) (5TROCSOFF--Ciolin) 10 D1468 Gavotte (Bach) (Brotaa- Vwüui 12 1,1070 Gavotte (Bach) (Pa):ow-Violin, 41 10 1)1347 Gavotte (Mehul-S1u:re,'Cello`, 1
1' 10 298h Gavotte in D-(DoRE violin) 13 7264 t;avotteir D (Casale--Cello)
.. t:
1? 1,1515 Gavotte in' E ' (Back) (Sir X. J. 0101 and Orch.) :;:
12 L1028 Gavotte No. 2 Popper (Squire--'l rl1o` 1' 12 L1359 Gavotte (Murdoch-Piano 12 465 Geisha Sel. (PRINCE'S ORCH.) 12 7254 Genevieve (Dante Clara Butt)..
ýý;
10 2456 Gentle Maiden (COVER-B) _ Xt 10 2695 Gentle Maiden (MULLINGS-TI I'2 887 Germs (ALFRED LESTER) -- 10 3155 Georgette Fox-Trot (TEn LEwts Iis") 10 3144 Georgia Fos-Trot (RAY MILLER ORCt1)"' 10 2531 Get Busy (DEiRo-Accordeou) ..
iN 10 D1425 Gifts (Elwes--T) 11 3182 Gingham Gown (DONALD GRARAU-1(101 10 D5534 GIOCONDA: Barcarolle (Forveichi) 10y 10 X255 --Barcarolle (Straeciari--B) sl12 A5272 -Barcarolle Baklanaff-B). . 12 D17206-Cielo c mar (Boni-T)
..12 A5107 -Ciclo e may (Constantüio-T) 12 A5396 -Cielo e ntar (Stezak-T) . 12 A5400 --Cielo e mar (2auateilo-T) 10 D5531 -p ,1(onumento (Formichti-B) 12 A3176 Pescalor (Choras)
.. 12 A519S --Suicidio.' (ßoninaegua-S) 72 71021 --.Suicidio I (.\b,dicu-S; 10 D563G --1'0ý�d:itorwn+luitun-S;
' ''.10_o,
AL'rll.iBl'.1IC.4I INDEX, (�R((i.
2927 Gipsy Airs lCI)IBALON) . 82 7235 Gipsy Ai-s (Seidel-Violin) . 39 1P3d Gipsy Love, Sei. 1 & 9 (Scorn Gas.) .. 60 17:2 GtpSY PRINCESS, Sel. ýFINCB'S ORCU.) 79
12272 Gipsy's Warning (HERWIN-C) . 89 F7 ý-tsy Warned Me (Betty Chester-S) 47,57 iMi1'i Girl in the Taxi Waltz (CASINO ORCII:) SO
GIRT. OF TIIE GOLDEN TEST. (See under " Fanciulla Del li'es'."!
U1,1326 Give inc a Cosy Corner (Clarice Mayne) 47 0 257+ Gladiator's Farewell (SCOTS Ge CRD3; 61 U 2381 Glorious Devon (B.TES-W . ..
34 Y',9 Glow Little Lantern, Fox-Trot ..
75 D1434 Guoinereigen (Pouishnoff-Piam. 3R
10 3027 Grieving for 1 ou.Fox-Trot (Haenv Six) 71 12 LI 131 Grillen (Pacbnann-Piave) 37 12 F145052 6u zeds' Brigade (Evelyn Laye) 50 12 757 Guide me to the light (HERWIN) 89 10 D1449 Guitarrd (Bratza-Violin) . 39 10 2757 Gun Drill Chorus (R.F. A.. QrrR.) ..105 12 1,1324 Gypsy Rondo (Inst. Trio) . 45 10 F7 gypsy Warned :11e (Betty Chester-S) 40
H Hallelujah Chorus (see Dlessiah)
12 921 Habanera (Chahrier) (Lox. SYM. OR., 65 12 936 Haddon Hall Sel. (GRENADIER GDS.) 59 12 835 Hame (JORDAN-T) . 91 12 L1125 Handel in ltrazl (Sit H.). 11 bnd's Or.' 31
1.1150 Gnomenre gen'(Godoms"p? .. ..
39 12 I.1?01 Handel's Largo (ýquiee--'GeL'o1 4- U261 God be r'ith you 1 John Goalec; 17 10 1176 llandel's Largo (SCIIWILLER-'Ce1101 86 3171 rod is with us p1CEw.w-Ti 98 i 12 lIC15 Happv Family (Trig.) 49.55L1359 God keep von in His ca) e (Coates--l l 17 2613 od rest ve. merry (SAN -ru.tRV Or.) 99 2_0., God Save the King (Clara But'
181; God Save the King iSCOTv GUARDS) .. 61 10 "ac's God gave the King (BRIT.GOARDs BD.I 03
2454 God Save the King (T.BAT! s & Bo.) 25 9 273: God send you back to me (BATES--B)112 2710t Got shall wipe away tears (( iam Butt) 6 lri ?6'; G.ad shall wipe away tears (HERtt'rs) 89
155. Ged will take care (McEwAS--T) . 98
30 t'19 Going to the Ball (Marion Green) 49, 56 13 (.1107 Cob, Blue and While (Green) 49. 56
A" 3260 Happy Lover (EDGAR COY1 E-13 . 9:1
10 3')28 Happy, One-Step (PRISCF s Dcca.O.) 76 10 2614 Hark, the Hrruld Angels(SAN'cr. QT.) 99 1? L13i9 Hark, the Lar.': (aurdcc6-Piano) 38 10 D1354 Harlequinade (Squire-'Cello) 42 10 3247-8 Harrow School Songs CHORUS
DIRECTED BY DR. R. C. BLCK) . 96 10 3109 Hast thou been to
-\feccai (]1DRRAY) 48, 82
10 3014 Hatfield Beils (H. HEYNFR--B) .. 94 13 732 Havanola For Trnt (DANCE ORCH.! 76 10 3106 Haven of Tenderness (1ýTHEI- HOOK) 18)10 3291 Have 1 ott Forgotten Me ? Blues, Fox-
10 2995 Highland Fling-Children's Dance 106 10 2551 Hiebland Fling (Bagpipe Sole)
. 87
10 3320 Highland Schotti the (C<u.EJ.ORCII.) 78 12 945 High Road to 1,in±on-Reel (CAL. OR.) 78 12 757 Hills of Donegal (C.ARRIE HFRIv'IYI 89 In 3239 H.M.S. Pinafore, Sei. (GRER. GDS. BD.) 60 71 265 H.M.0. Pinafore 'COL. LT. OP. CO.)
.. 97
ALPH BE?ICAL INDEX, COO'/.
12 74022 Huuvaii Laclos (Nordica-S) 12 L1157 Husband; ((MI 11 es (Duet) 12 7115 Husheen (Cora Butt-C) 12 3:16 HuLai:een (HERWIN-C) 12 1 1(,64 Hush, Hush 1Geo. Grossntath) 12 7174 Hpmn for .4!'iatrrs (Clara But/
12 265 H.\:.5. Pinafore deL(Petscr.'s ORCH.) 97 I 10 3150--Little Buttercup (HE wTN--(:on.) .. 94 1 10 3073 1 ain't Nobody's Darling, Son, Cox-12 737 Hindustan Fox-Trot. Jazz BAND) 78 12 789 Hindustan Fox-Trot (I,oN.T)AN.ORCtt.) 76 10 1052 His Eye is on the Sparrow (McEwAN) 98 10 P5 Holbies (Daisy Has:cex; 53, 54 12 853 Hold Me, Fox-Trot (Lox. Dec. OR.) .. 77 1? 7140 llo.% Cite (Clara Butt) 6 10 2493 Holy, Huly, H,dy, Lord (TRINITY C's.) 88 12 F107 i Home drain (1 horpe Bates-8) 24, -*0, 54 10 3318 Home Down There (COYLE-13ar.) ..
93 In :3311) lIomeeick Fox-Trot (TED I,Eute BD.) 75 10 3329 I-1('nllttg (BRUNSKILL--COU.) .. .
89 10 2649 Home Sweet Home (TAYLOR INS. TRIO) 83 12 129 Home, Sweet Home (VINCENT-S)
.. 89
10 1862 Home, Sweet Hcme (Scow ILLER) .. 86
18 137 H,-me, Sweet Home (HOLT --C) . 93
12 L1175 Hone Sweet Home Nielsen-S) ..
14 1? 7262 Home, Sweet Home (Stralia-S) 9 12 7208 Home, Sweet Home (Hulda Lashunska) 11
Home to our Mountains (see Trovatore) 12 763 Honey iamb, Fox-Trot (T.ON BCE OR.) 76 10 316; Honey Love. Foe-Trot (R.mto ORcn.) 74 10 3332 Honolulu Eyes Waltz (PRINCE'S ORCa.) 73 12 756 Honors and Arms (N. ALLIN) 28 12 1.1309 Honour and Love !John Clarke) 49 56 70 2°59 Hope, the Horn Blower (E. COYLE)
.. 93
10 1924 Hopscotch (PRINCE-Concertina) ,. . 87
10 D1412 Hornpipe (Kennedy-Violin) . 41 12 1,1108 Hornpipe No. e,-Bridge (Flu'f el &P) 49 12 17203 Hosanna !Chant de Argues) (Valuer) 28 12 F1050 Hotel Pimlico (Fred Leslie) 50,53 10 3206 Hot Lips. Fox-Trot (TED LEWIS BAND) 75 19 2906 Howdy, One-Step (FULLER'S ORCH.) 77 10 3018 How c:n I bear to leave thee?
(WI,ITEa.4LL SINGERS) .
96
10 3082 How many a lonely caravan (CoyLE-B) 93 10 3105 How many times. Fox-Trot . 71 10 2.70 How 'ya gonna (UNITY QITE.) ..103 12 778 How 'ya gonua,Ooe- teo(t,oN.D OR, 76 10 3114 Hugs and Kisses, Fox-1'rot(SAV.H.BD.) 68 12 A52S)4 HUGUENOTS! Bianca at (Constantino) 22 12 A5215--Lieti, Signor (Freeman-S)
.. 16
12 A5192-Psff, Paff (Afardo Pies -Bas so) 28 10 3026 Huila Blues, Fox-Trot (TED LER'IS)
.. 72
10 3027 Humming, Fox-Trot (HAPPY SIX) .
71 10 3036 Humming (STEW.ART MORTON) 102 12 7102 Humoresque (Ys.ivel . ..
39 10 3242 Humoreske 'CELESTE). . ..
84 12 041 Humoreske (STROCKOFF-Violill)
.. 85
10 14 9 HUn1OcCitlle (SCOTS GL-ARDS) . 61 12 1,1201 Humo,-ee to (Dun h!e")(Souire-'Cello) 42 12 L1054 Hltnrariaa Drugs (Sir H. Wood Or.) 31 12 ^,106 Hung. ri.ss Dana; (1';:aye-Vin!in). . 39 10 D1350 Hungarian Dance No. 8 (Violin) .. 40 12 204 Hungarian DaIICCS (COURT SYM. ORC.) 66 12 LI168 Hungarian Fantasy) Grainer-Piano) 38 12 229 Hungarian Rhapsody (PRINCE'S BD.) 64 12 L1412 Hungarian Rhapsody No. I (Sir 11.
J. Wood as:d Orchestra) . 32 12 1,1415 Hungarian Rkapsody Na. 2 (Sir 11.
J. Wood and Orchestra) . 32
12 1,1302 Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 (Piano) 38 12 482 Hungarian Rhapsody No. 6 (PIANO) 84 12 L1456 Hungarian Rhapsody No. r3
(Busont-Plano) .. .. 37 12 L1393 Hunting Song (Hofmann-Piano) .. 37 10 2,149 aunt is ;:p (R'ESTV:"sTER SINGr.Rd) 96
Trot (N1LSL TRiOj .. ..1 10 3270 1 Ain't Nobody's Darling (GLEN) 10
10 1)1414 1 attempt from Love's (Eis.4ell-I' I1? 961 1 Belong to Gla<izow (WILL FYI I r. ...12 P1022 I do Iihc an egg (Bert Cool.,).. 110 303.4 I do like beine in love (Duet) .. .10 28n7 ldiosyncrasi?s (LITTL,E TICii) 12 1,]311 1 to not know (Maggie Teyte) 10 3228 I found a lour-leaf Clover, Fex- 12 790 I found you (Swi nsoE-S) .. '10 33+5 I Got Siiu's'(EnNA THOMAS-5! 10 3274 I haven't the i detest idea (Roar 5:. 5 10 Z538 I hear a thrus'.: at eve (FOSTER--t d 10 2702 1 hear a thrush at eve (MAcKi.11 I 9 10 2970 1 haar a thrush (Cons--B) .
91S 964 1 hear you calling me (J. McCOx>r,10 2676 1 hear you calling nie (INST. Teeo,12 1,1091 I hear you calling (Harrold-T) 12 L1136 I hear you calling (Eisdell-T)12 L1300 1 hear vou cnltine (1oh.rGjates)10 2782 1 hear yim calling (HARRISON-"I -
9110 3197 I Heard the Voice of Jesus
(GIPSY S]IITIO .. ..
10 2969 1 Kucu (L,r.oYn-T) ..12 7116 1 know my l,re (Clara Butt-C) 10 2695 1 know two tirinlat Eves CMO,.i.:./ll !'3R? i know taco hrinhf Rcrc I)'ßr. rrs12 7168 I know teao hrigGt eyes (Ben Dai ,,, �10 D1357 1 know two bright eves (Rumfoa 101'3 1 kr.mu where Hies ea (ü'. Williams( :.1. 'P l )IC18 l tike it Arnaud, G, ssmith, tih.; 12 F1069 I like the boys (Jose Collins)10 .3-07 1 1ove her. She loves me. Fox-T,, .10 2980 I love mY love (COYLE-B) 4312 F1079 I lore you so (Duet) .. .. !'" 10 3121 I love you so (DUET) 10 3021 Ilove you Sunday, Fox-Trot.. 12 1.1308 1 love you a little (11offatt & Cl ",''
A 121,1303 I mean to say (Geo. Robey) .
5 10 3153 1 might be your, etc., Fox-Trot ..6ý10 3087 I Never Knew (AYER) .. . "" 10 3134 I never meant to,dear (NAT. D. AV' i lnl 11' 827 I never realised, Pox-Trot(Lmi.D:1 10 2024 1 passed by Window (MAPKLIN--"t -, `in rNý51 I hilcb snv 1- A,, f'nmvnx nt \iC1:
ýýý_ý ý ýýýýýýýc'il19 1 19 1 -n f niýý1f T hýýrn Inr"iu_-Rl
12 7129 I set not those false Spirits (Voc.U..ý . 12 I,11.83 I shouldn't be surprised (Robe)
M 3292 1 Still Can Dream, Fox-Trot 12 L1034 I stopped, I looked, I listened (Foi 12 L1158 I understood We Frece) 12 F1059 I want a great big hiss (C. Mayne j} 10 3173 I want some money, One-Step 72 F1054 I want the Sun and Moon (Duct) 12 L1184 I want to go back (Clarice Maynei 4?.
10 3035 1 want to go to the Land (Duet) 10 2668 I want to snuggle (U env Qrr&.) 10 3139 I want you, Fox-Trot (MELODY 13- -
1 10 D1421 I will await Thee (GisdeU--T) 10 3276 I wish I could shimmy like my slst.'
Kate, Fox-Trot (SAV. HAV. Nu! 69
10 3238 I wish I knew,Fox-Trot (RADIO OR. "- }1
12 L1041 I was a good little girl (G. Mayne 12 7164 1 wonder if love (Siralia-S) ..
;+ I'll Build a Staimay to Paradise, Fox- 10hot (SAVOY HAVAI A BAND)
.. 69 12
I'll sing Mee songs (Ben Davies) 17 1:?
L: I'll sing tree songs (EisdeU-T) .. 18 10 "m a Roamer IALLrx--B) . 28 10
2965 I'm always chasing rainbows (Vox) 102 12 :i15" I'm called Little Buttercup (HERWIN) 94
112
Phn 7 I'm in Love with Love (Lily S. John) 55 1 1224 I'm for ever blowing bubbles 1 12
(LEE AND Q'TTE) .. ..103 10
29,ýi; I'm for ever blowing bubbles (Duct). .102 12
'.'Ors I'm for ever blowing bubbles-Waltz 87 12 '55 I'm for ever blowing bubbles-Waltz 77 12
97 I'm for ever blowing bubbles-Waltz 76 12 I'm tired of playing second fiddle-F.T.77 10
Y 157 1 I'm going back ýG. 1I. Fccrorr) ..100 12 il l9 I'm just wild about Hany, Fox-Trot 73 16,
' 9G' I'm 04 To-day jNVII.r. Fvrre) ..100 1233+1 !'t7, Seventeen come Sumlar iCO Vr,e) 93 Li,;! 7 I've a bit of et Blighty (I'. Tilley)
.. 48 F3 l're done with the girls (W. Williams) 51, 57 2917, I've got my Captain (MORTON) . 103
I've heard a ruinous (HAS riNas-Ents) 102 30CG I'm Noboi 's Babv. Fox-Trot . 71 29- Ida ! Sweet as apple cider, Fos-Trot 77
!deale (Stracciari) .. 28 171 7lilio. an Idyll (V., F. & H. Trio) . 83
2119'- ldvlle Finnoise (11ENNEOY-Violin).. 41 Li3's; If I built a world for ion (H. Eisdell) 18 3221 If l had my way, Fox-Trot (HAPPY Srx) 72L)i If I might coane to you (Rumford--B)
ý If I might come to you (COYLE-13) CNäý If I might come to yyou (Moxsr.t.t-S)
Lll,s If! might come to you (Risdelf--T). ,lila It in the great Bazaars (COYLE-13) . '01 1) I weni into Parliament (N. Keys). . 1^n1 11 my boots tida't creak (G. Robev)
If I were a But (Godowsky--Piano) If Winter Comes, Fox-Trot .. . l with all your hearts (JORDAN-T)..
;.1: - ; f vnu ".bi care (nu 1iý F1ýý,", if vu nn!v knew (Bates-Nl ý . 24 '
1/ you sire the only girl (Duet) 51, 57 11 Bacw (Dream of Ho,nel ;,ilralia--5) 8
1! Bacio (The Kiss) (.1'ieiseu-S) ..
14 Il BaCio (LE1:GETI-Cor1wt)
, . $8
-!I 11 Bacio (PRINCE-Concertina) .97 Ilia, Fox-Trot (PAUL BIEOE TRIO) . 76 11 Segreto-Lucrexia Borgia (Butt-6) 7II. TROVt1TORE" 'Sec under 7-.)
Imagination Valse (Lox. DIE. O cn.) 77
et Immortal Hour ; Love Duet and V.-ro rh '.., n INr,w s_, ORmr 1 Rs
imperious Diarýh l'oc. B:ývu) 64 Impromptu "A " Flat (Patlumann).. 37
'l,ügi Im Walde Suite (SquJe-'Ce!i) ..
4210-ü Innlinat Fn,r-Tret (H ply Six( _ ^1
ýt'!9'_ýt ßs ra !)rvanav ý:arrlný. fXussian U>cJ 3ßi , at Persian Garden X01 ' SYAS. ORCSi. i68
+' . in an Old-fashioned Tcm n (FOSTFR--B) 93 JNPp In an Old-fashioned Town (Coet.n) .. 93 3I fd j1 Blue Bird Land, Fox-Trslt .. . 73
- Incomplete Lover, The (Li. Rumford) 24 Ie happy mmhents (Scoff--Bass) .. 27
In Jesus (MCEWAN-T) . , .. 98 In Love (H. Eisdell) 18
-"-'ý In Love (COYLE-Bar.) .. 93 In a Monasterv Garden (Fisdelf)
- 18 = In Monastery harden (SYAC. ORCH.) .. 88
In Old Granada, Fox-Trot (SAV. Hev.) 69 In other s orals (Geo. Robey-Corn.) 51, 57
ih Quests Tomba Oscura (Clara Butt) 7 Li R(ueTime. Fos-Trot (SPECHT OReH.)69 hl 1, ;bclt,rc,l Vale (Rum) e( -B) 24 1 .
Sei :-a cue PRINCE e %5cu.1 . 75
24928413935051
2532 In Springtime (Duet) .
95 598 In Summertime on Bredon (COYLE) .. 92
L1101 In Summertime on Bredon (Fines).. 19 3011 In Sweet September (Al JAson) 100 D1335 in Sympathy (D'Oisly ---T) .
17 7268 In the Chimney Corner (Clara Butt) 7 1,1177 Its the Gloaming (Sei!sen-S)
.. 14
707 In the Glonmiu7 (Moos-C) - .. 90 278 In the Shad(-, (PRINCE'S ORCH.) 75
2706 In the Trenches (Deecriptive) ..105 696 In Venice (COURT SYM. ORCSI.) .. 66 405 In Walth Laud (PRINCE' ORCH.) ,. 75
L1131 Irttii,in Lamers (Parton-Violin) .. 41 721° Indian Lament (Seine! Violin( .. 39 16(;' 5 Indian Love Lyrics (Vco.al) . 01
547 LurLau Lave Lyrics (Orelrestial).. 66 2903 Indiana, One-Step (DIXIELAND Bo.). .
77 763 Indianola, hox=Cr,A (LON. D- ORCH.) 76
12 776 Iniianotli, Fos-Trot (PRINCE'S BD.)-. 76 10 2585 Iutantry dyluid Drill ..105 10 3490 Innocent Lonesome Blue Baby, Fox-
Trot (1'.111: 1ti?1' CLUB ORCH.) 76 10 3198-9-200 In-trianents of the Orchestra
.. 88
10 1911 Interruptions, One-Step (CASINO OR.) SI7 12 L1335 Introduclien Kendo (Kenncdy-Vu.) 41 10 2669 Invictus (ALI.IN-Ba-i) .. ..
28 10 X246 lnvicnlu (Torn Burke--T)
. 17
12 L1086 Invitation in the Waltz (Gd. Sym. 0.) 33 12 7117 Invitation--Waltz Song (Stralial 8 19 3152 Iolanthe, Set. (GREN. GUARDS) .. 66
IRENE, Vocal Numbers 54 1S 821 - S Acvtio11S (B l'IRE THEATRE ORCH.) 54 12 11'23 -AV Atz (EMPIRI: THEATRE ORCH.)
.. 54
12 823 -Vocal Gem, (COL. LIGHT OP. CO.) . ,
24
12 F1644 Irene (.Sung) (Edith Day) 47, 54 10 D1368 Irish Folk Song (CLARK-B) 25 10 D1363 Irish Love Song (Mae Garden))
. 14
12 L10111 Irish Melody (London String Q11e.).. 43 12 1,1434 Irish Suite (H. Hart' Cr Halle Orch.) 34 12 L1024 Irish Tune (Sir H. Wood & Orch.)
.. v:
10 D1452 Irian Tune from. County Deny
1212121210121010101°12121210101010121C'1210121010101212101!110(MardocIt -Plan,) . 38
F1053 Is it;eir ? (Alfred Lester) ..
50,56 7148 Is my tears ploughing % (Ehaes-7 )
...19 835 Is shnot passing fair ? (JORD. e-T) 91 687 Is that a fact? (NEIL KESYON)
..100 2494 Is there anybody wanting ?(HAJTINGs)10_' 459 Isle D'Amour (PRINCE'S Or'. CON. BD.) 65
3132 Isle of Paradise, Waltz (Guitars) .. 82 Isolde's Lore Song (see Tristan e+ 1solde)
3066 Italian Fox-Trot (N LOVA ORcII.) .. 67 D1411 It c. as a lover (Joint Coates) .. . 17 P1059 It'1! to all thr sane (L. Henson) 17. 50,53 1.1153 It's a/ine time for Soldier (Tilley) .. 46 1,1096 It is enough (Clark-B) .. 25 7155 It is only a tiny garden (Slralia) 8 3048 It is only a tiny garden (DORIs VANE) 89 3119 It must be someone. Fox-Trot .. 74 2736 It's a long way to my Home (Er.r.iorT)100 2160 It's a long way to Tipperary (BAND).. 62 534 It's a long way to Tipperary, One-Step 65
L1167 It's Lovely to be in love (Mayne) . 47
F1057 It's strange (Robes) 51,57 2329 It was a lover and his lass (Duet)
.. 95 F1058 It wouldn't sup rise (Robey)
.. .. 51
3104 Jabberwocky, Fox-Trot (HAPPY SIX) 71 3062 Jack and the Beanstalk-Fairy Story
(BRANSB] WILLIAMS) ..106 2528 J'ai Pleure en rev-, (Dtrs.stLT--1') - - 90
P1051 Japanese Duet (Duel) 56 847 Japanese Sandman, Pox-Trot ; f,. 1). 0.) 7
3008 Japanese Sandman Nuns BAYES) . . l02_
1246 Jap.m esrr.eu;Nt.t -s '1td- 1P if Bra Gv 'U 16.5 J.. r.fi.:_ ... P.", .. �
Al -iý:ý.usLric.v,
lvui-X . :>d
20 3097 Jazz Band Partout,Fox-Trot(HAV.BD.) 68 10 3090 J'enaiMarre, Fox-Trot(SAV.f-IAV.BD.( 68 10 3283 Teenie Fox-Trot (LaIB. CLUB OR(:H.) 70 10 2829 Jenny's way (E. COYLE)
.. 92 12-L1234 Jenny hissed me Genase Elwes)
. 19
10 3168 Jesus Blesse: Jesus (MCFw'AN-T) 98 12 178 Jesus is MV high? (GIPSY SMITH) 99 12 175 Jesus. the Light GIPSY SMITH--Sac.) 99 12 .849
Jeunesse Doree Valse (GREN. G. BD.) 59 12 914 Jewels of Madonna, Inter. (LONDON
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA) 65 Jewish Records (Vocal and Inst.) 113-114
10 3142 Jimmy, FOX-Trot (COr.UMBI:INS ORCH.) 70 12 1IC13 Joan and Peter (Dare & Grossmi!h) 55 10 2881 Joan of Are (UNITY.QrrE.) ..103 10 3012 Jock the Fiddler IIIERBERT HEYNER) 94 10 D1390 Joggin' along the highway (T. Bates) 24 10 D1450 John (Dora Labbette-S)
.. 10 10 D1363 John Anderson (Mary Garden) .. 14 12 L1322-3 John Ireland Sonata, No. 2
(Violin & Piano) . 45
10 1076 Jolly Coppersmith (RENA MIL. BAND) 64 10 1836 Jolly Fellows 'Waltz (ELLERY BAND) 64 12 A5289 JONGLEUR ON NOTRE DAME : Liberle
(Mary Garden-S) ..
14 10 3216 Jose Tango.(BROADwAY FIVE)
.. 71
10 3176 Journey's End (DONALD GRAHAM-T) 81 12 779 Joy Bells of Peace (LON. DANCE ORCH.) 76 12 L1427 Judex (Sir H. J. Wood & Orch.)
.. 32
10 3022 June, Fox-Trot (A. HIcwsLAN's OR.).. 72 12 L1459 Jupiter (" The Planets ") (Gustav
Hoist & Lomion Symphony Orch.u 35 10 2881 Just a Baby's Prayer (UNITY QTTE.) 103 10 3133 Just a little Love Song, Fox-Trot .. 72 10 D1389 Just a wearyin' for you (Eisdell) .. I8 10 2844 Just a while ago (NORMAN ALLILA) 28 10 2561 Just before the Battle (CENTURY 0.) 96 12 758 Just Chatter (DUOLOGUE) 49, 105 10 F2-7 Just Fancy. Vocal Nos. . 57 1_? 911 Just for a while (JOSE COLLINSI 46. 52 12 868 Just for Me (JOSE COLLINS-S) .. 46 10 2075 Just for me and :Mary !BURR-T; ..102 12 283 Just for to-day (GIPSY SMITH-- Sac.) 99 10 3055 Just keep a thouelit. Fox-Trot .. 71 10 3316 Just like a Thief. Fox-Trot 70 10 1897 Just Pushin' Round (PRINCE'S C. BD.( 61 10 3029 Just Snap your Fingers (N. BAYES) ..100 12 860 Just Snap your Fingers at Care, F.-T. 73 10 3126 just Wanting You. Fox-Trot
.. 74 K
11) 3154 Ka-lu-a, Fox Trot ..
73 10 3176 Ka-lu-a (DON.4I.D GRAHAM-T)
.. 81 10 3086 Kasbek (COLOMBO'S SAVOY ORCH."
.. 67
12 7245 Kashmiri Song (Clara Butt-C) 7 12 597 Kashmiri Song (i: Ntosr .S4"fir. ORCH.) 66 10 1665 Kasbmiii Song (COYLE-B) . 92 10 X254 Kathleen Mareurneen (Casals-Piano) 42 10 1537 Kathleen' (WHEATLEY- 'T) 91 10 X230 Kathleen W asourneen (Butt--C) 8 12 L1176 Kathleen Mavourneen (Neilsen-S) 14 10 3320 Keel Row, etc.-Highland Schottische
(CALEDONIAN GRCH.) . 73 70 3322 Katinka, Fox-Trot (SAV. HAV. BAND) 69 12 943 Katinka Sel. (FiNcx's ORCH.) .. 80 10 2816 Keep on hopiui (ETSIEI. HOOK)
. 90 10 3187 Kentucky Babe Waltz (RADIO ORCH.) 74 10 3104 Kentucky Home, Fox-Trot
.. 71 12 177 Kept for Jesus (GIPSY SMITH)
. 99 10 2292 Keys of Heaven (HERZYIN & BAKER) 95 12 7125 Keys of Heaven (Butt-Runifor.4 7 10 3187 Kicky-Koo. Fox-Trot (ELKrNS ORCH.) 74 10 1537 Killarney (''HEATLEY-T)
.. 91 10 3037 Kiltie Brigade (31ONA VIVIAN)
.. 57 10 2172 Kitties' Kourtship (SCOTS GUARD 62 11) 209:1 lOsý.2 Ch:,rle- A/.LI'o- ha" 2R
12 884 Kiss-a.Miss Waltz (PRINCE'S DCE OR.l 10 3339 Ki,s in the Dirk, Waltz (SAy. H: s.Bn 12 \IC8-17 KissiNG TIME, Vocal NumIera 12 742 Kissing Time, Sel. (THEATRE Otecx., 10 3205 Kiss Mama, Kiss Papa, Fox-Trot 10 3185 Kitten on the Keys, Fox-Trot SA V,
10 3060 Kossovo Waltz (T.U3BOURITZA O: CE.) 12 1,1210-1 Kreutzer Sonata (1%imlin & fLM!)
L 12 L11 72 "L'Apprenti Sorcier" (Sir U.
Wond's Orch.) 12 563 L'apr&s midi d'un faun (GaEN. Gus,l 12 L1405 L'Apres midi Stoic Faune (11,,;16 0,12 A5213 !_'.inlite Walt: (Freeman-S)10 2840 I; Arlesienne (W. EvANS-'Cel1Oj 10 2376 I,'Arlesienne-Minuet 1BARRERE-F1'te' 1' 807-9 I,'Enfant Prculigue (HARTl-Pianoi 12 D17203 L'Hornrne et la Mer (Vallier-Bas 12 I,1040 L'Oisenu de Feu (Beecham Orch.l 12 I,1220 La Calhedrale Eng!outie (Mnrr.'ýrlýl 12 3,1408 La Caprice de Nanelte (Maulcar. aid
New Queen's Hall Light Orn:esrrul 10 D1325 La Cinquanlaine (Squire-'Cei:11 .10 D1440 La Danza (Squire -'Cello) ..12 I,1112 In Fi!"ues f Padnnann-Pias12 621 La Gazza I,adra Over. (Band)..12 L1393 La Jongleuse (Hofmann-Piare) 12 1,1212 La Jangliuse (.ideia Verne-Fý%'7 12 15202 La Jnive (Mardones-Basso)10 9893 La blilon¢a ICmutantino-T)10 3300 La Some Fango Fox-Trot (SeEC T IT12 A5111 La Pafonvu (Co+rslnrairzo.-T) 10 2570 1,a PalOma (PRINCE'S ORCB.)..10 2697 La Paloma (HAWAIIAN GucraR 19 959 La Perichole Sel. (Lox. SYM. rr.ce' 12 1,1116 La Racleuse (Loa. String Que.) 19 655 La Sedycciou Tango (CENTURY 1icý ] 2 L1407 La 1 aranielle ' FreOillante (ßl.
and New Queen's Hall Lt. Orel..! 10 2982 La Veeda, Fox-Trot (A.HICEM \N'= 0.) 10 2671 La Vierge a la Creche (DuwAL'LF-Tý 1' 779 Ladbroke, The (LoN. DANCE ORCH'RiH
' 10 3320 Lady Mary Ramsey--Reel(C.v. 0 10 3320 Lady Madeline Sinclair, etc.-Hielilard
Schottische (CALEDONIAN C)RCH110 3121-3 LADY OF ROSE, Vocal Nos...12 F1078.81 La'l+- of Rose, Vocal Nos.. 12 889 Lady of RoseSeL(DALY'sTa.Oacx.,`.,12 890 Lady of Rose Waltz (I Th CK S ORCa a_12 895 I,ady of Rose, Vocal Gems 12 7.139a Lk, of Ion%sfree (Flv'es-T!12 9D186 LARNE: Under Leafy Dome -ýýý12 7185 Lak ne-Bel! Song (Barrientos) 10 2747 Lament (KENNEDY-Violin).10 2929 I.ancelot (GREN. GUARDS) . - '12 36S Land of Hope & Glory (BkKER. -B 12 7156 Land of Hope and Glory (Cla;ý f%^ýI 12 F1081 Land o' Aline (TaonPE BATES-R' ='ý'10 3123 Land o' Mine (EvnNS-B) .10 3012 I,angley Fair ýiIERBERT HEYNF:I!ý '10 1)1354 Larghetto (Squire-'Cella)
.. 12 7153 Larghetto (Casals-'Ccl1o) " 12 7191 ra- Ir1n.n Ruff-Cl
10 3033 LaFsie o' Mille (SEACLE-B)10 3348 Last Night on the Back Porch '"`
10 3349 Last Night on the Back Porch. Fox"Trnt IQ.,, N-- nevnl
10 F5 Last part of every party (Trio) 12 1,1175 Last Rose of Summer (Nielsen-'i_ 77S4 1 est R-' of Srr,;ýrcer (P:niriean:`
k,,ý ,,(,i
P11 Last Rose of Summer (Parlow-l'LI.) 41 ill, Last Waltz (Vocal Nos.) .. 52 e'" ;.a,t Waltz (PRINCE'S ORCH.).. 52,76 31' ?.:.st Waltz (TOSE COLLINS & K. LARK) 46 :11 :,;,St Waltz, Sel. (I INCK'S ORCH.) .. 52
I) Lazy Girl Waltz (RADIO ORCI.) 74Laugh and grow fat (ARTHURS-COm.)11)3 Laughing Curate (ARrH1 RS-COm.)..103
10 D1404 Lilac Donn. 11 all: (Lon. Th. 0) ch.) .. 55 12 723 Lilac Domino (VOCAL GF.ais) . 55 12 710 Lilac Domino, Sol. (EMPIRETfE. OR.) 55 12 L1239 Lilac Domino (Vocal Trio) .. 46; 55 10 32i1 "Lilac Time" Vocal Nos. . 81 12 919 " Lilac Time," Eel. (FINCK'S ORCH.) 91 10 3161 Limehouse Blues. One-Step .. 74 10 3211 Linden Lee (COYLE-B) .. .. 9:
3089 I,inger a little longer (AYER) ..101 A5294 Lipkarska Il'allz (Liptaoo'ska-S) 14 2929 Liselotte (GREY. GUARDS) . 59 3056 Listening, Fox-Trot (PALL BIESE ORCH.) 74 D1426 Listen to i'e ire of Love (Elves-T) " " 19 3268 Li<t'ning on some Radio. Fox-Trot 74
951 Little Admiral (\t ILLIAMS with Q'ME) 94
3172 Little Bit of Love (picEtt'AN-T) .. 98 3133 Little Dream (Caves-B) .. 93 858 Little Dutch Girl " Vocal Nos. .. 77 857 " Little Dutch Girl " Sels. (ORCIL) 78 861 Little Dutch Girl " Walta(CEN. D. O.) 73 389 Little English Girl, March (ELLERY ßD.)64
D1431 Lsiae Fairy Tale, .4 (Eisdell-T) 18 2332 Little Grey Home (CotLE-B) .. 92
214:. i,; uighing Mad (ARTHURS--Com.) . 103 10 d11 laughing Vamp, Fox-Trot (Lox. D. O.) 77 12 2404 Lavender Room (COYLE-B).. . 92 10 20?" read, Kindly Light (TRINITY CHIMES) 88 10 l'J?1 t.eague of Not ions Sel., in 2 PLS. (BD.) 80 10 'i3 ! raving for France !Descriptive) ..105
10 Chant de Ccerr (DUFAULT-T) .. 9, ! 12 3 ,c 9 "Le Cid," Ballet Music (H. J. 1 10
Wood S Orc/r.) .. . .. 32 110
Ru. Le Cid-Priere (De'FAULT) .. 90 12
' 1"' Le Cygne (Squire-'Cello) .. .. 42 19'.c Cyýne ($dAS,-'Cello) .. . 85 r.P Deiix Pißeons (GARDE REPUB. BD.) 63
','ý 1,, Lac de Cygnes (GREY. GUARDS) ..59' Le Reve Passe (Vallier-Basso) .. 28.,l" Rene Passe :starch (GARDE RE- 12 591 Little Grey Home (PRI iCE'S ORCH.).. 75
PUBLIQUE BD.) .. .. 63 I 12 F1058 Little House, Little /louse (Duct) 51, 57 ý.r Roi de Lahore (GARDE REPUB. BD.) 63 1P 2140 Little Trish Girt (TREE-B) 95 I,C Tout Paris (GARDE REPUB. BD.) 63 10 2358 Little T,ove,a J,ittle Kiss(PRI\CE'SOR.)76
D; ;.'! Le Trifle du Viablc (Bratza-T'.) .. 40 1 12 789 Little Hore Pepper-One .Step 76
.I'i'.1 LedburyParson, Ihe (Juhusifamson I 1Z 13Y Little Yruteess.l,ooKup (ttSCEPT-5 69and Orchestra) .. .. 36
3^", At Alone g tin Blues, Fox-Trot .. 78
Lr end, A (BRUNSKILL-C) 89 fen.«.i. I Cn.v,""n.".-Vin/inl An
Lento (Dvorak) (Lever Quartette) . 44 20 Leonore-Overture, In 3 parts (Sir
H. J. Wcod's Orch.) .. 32
Lcs Dunes (Lon. String Qtte.) ..
43c- Millions des Arlequin (ELLERY BD.) 64 Les Millions d'A riequin (Parlotc . 41 es Millions d'Arlequin (DORE-Violin) 85
_ i,iýs partiueurs Valse (GREN. .DS. Bo.) 59
"1 !xs SiTenes Valse (GRENADIER GDS.).. 59
es Sirenes (IRINCE-Coucertiua) 87 's Sourires (PRINCE-Concertina) .. 87
Sylvains (MURDOCH-Piano) . 38 Less than the Dust (Clara Butt-C) .. 8
1ci,ess than the Dust (CGVLE-B) .. 92 i.1ss than the Du=_t (SYMP. ORCu.) , . 66
''77 I,et the great big World (Q'tette) 102 i'-11 Let the Music play (J. Dodds) 48, 55
1 Ixt the rest of World (DUET).. ..102 »65 bet's Dance thro' life, Fox-Trot (SAY. HAVANA BAND) 68
Letter Duet (Collins & Lryland) 46,'52 "! better from Mary of Mourne (CcYLE) 92
92 l,evinsky at the Wedding (J. RUSE) 105 Libellules (Dragonflies) (Bratza-Vin.) 40 ,bclty Bell March (RENA MIL. BAND) 64
ý1,> + LiebesJreud (Kennedy--Violin) . 41 LiebesJreud (Parlour-Violin) . 41 I Liebesgarten (Violin, 'Cello & Piano) 44
14iebestraume (SCHARWENKA-Piano) 84 Liebestraume (SOUTHPORT CUR. BAND) 64
Liebestraume (Hofmann-Piano) .. 37 1,11'2 Liebestraume (Pachmann-Piaui) .. 37 13L'" Lift up your heads (Gervase Eis es) .. 19 "` " Light Cavalry IDEIRO--Accordeon) .. 87 = Y bight Cavalry (SCOTS GUARDS) .. 61
2511) Light Cavalry Ov'ture (Scors Gus.).. 62 1921 Light of Foot, March (SCOTS GUARDS) 61
=2 16 l.ighterman Tom (Bales-B) 24 LAI` Lightly, Lightly (Teyte and Green) 48, 56 1"
--' 'I LILAC DO1IINO, Vocai Numbers .. 55
19 933 I,ittlf Nellie Kelly Sel. (FINCK'S ORCH.) 7910 3222 Little Nightingale (]hURCHIE-Fhtte) SO 10 2993 Little Red Riding Hood. Fairy Story 106 10 3275 Little Rover, Fox-Trot (FR1scO SYN.) 71 Little Songs for Little Voices (see Children's
Records). 106 12 11C17 Little Tnucia of Spring (Duet) 50, 5, 10 2404-5 little White Hou=e (COYLE-B) . - 92 12 1,1401 Little Yvette (Lisdell--T) .. . Is 12 1.1159 Live for to-day (Bu lcs-B) 54 12 130 Lo ! Here the Gentle Lark (Vtxcusr) s9 12 L1098 Lo! Here the Gentle Lark (Pas?uali) 15 70 D5576 LOHENGRIN: Lohengrin 's Song
(Polvcrosi-T )108 12. 885 -Bridal Chorus (GRAND OPERA Co.) 97 12 A52S1 -Elsa 's Dream (Fremstml-S)
.. 13
12 453 -Introduction (MILAN SYN. ORCH.) 66 13 1,1005 -Intro. (Sir H. B ood & Orct:.) . 31 12 1,1147 -Lohengrirt's Farewell (.Mullings-T) 20 12 1,1147 -Lohengrin's .Vnrralion
(ilullings-T) 20 12 7113 Loinlain Passe (1'snye-Fiulin` . 39 10 3139 Lola Lo, Fox-Trot (MELODY BOYS) .. 73 10 A706 Lolita (Constantino-T) .. 22 12 964 Lolita (JOHN MICCORMACK-T) 91 10 1452 Londonderry Air (Murdoch-Piano)-, Sc 12 L1019 Londonderry Air (Lon. Siring Que.) 43 12 1,1507-8 London Symphony (Sit Dan Go,llrry
and Lou..Sym. Orch.) .. 35 10 3238 Lonely Fox-Trot (RADIO ORcu.) . 74 12 L1029 Lonely Shepherd (Lou. Siring Qtte.) 43 10 3158 Lonesome Hours, Fox-Trot . 72 10 2842 Long Day closes, The (Sr. CECILIA QT.; 9i> 10 1202 Longing for Home (V. F. & H. Trio).. 83 10 3220 Longin forYou,F.-'lrot(SAV.HAV.BD.I 69 12 F1076 Look
for the Silver Lining (Duet) 47.50,53
10 3054 Look for the Silver Lining. Fox-Trot 73 10 3175 Looking All over for You (Duet) . 81 12 F1062 Looking Around (Lily St. John) .. 5:t 12 178 Looking this way (Duet) . 99 10 3130 Lord High Executioner (WILLIAMS).. 94 12 840 Lord Is my Light (A. JORDAN-T) . 91 10 2616 Lord's Prayer N. BENNETT'S CHOIR) 100 12 F1075 Lorelei, The (Trio) .. .. 47, 49, 53 10 X249 Lorraine (Burke-T) .. 17 10 2714 Lorraine (HUGHES MACKLIN-T) .. 91 12 7100 Lost Chord (Clare Bull-0 .. .. 6
10 1354 Lost Chord (LEGGETT--Cornet) ..
8'ý MADAME BUTTERFl Y-co' 1i s::-: 12 185 Lost Chord )Hoar-C) .. .. 96 12 566 -One fine day (BUCKmuN--> 10 F2 Lotus land (Dore Plowden) .. 57 10 2621 -One fine day (BUCaMAN--S 112 L1479 Louise Set. (A. Maclean & New 12 45300 -Piccolo Iddio (.Nielsen-S;
Queen's Hall Light Orch.).. . 36 12 JOB --Selections (RoyA1. Gas. BA> 1.i . ý'. 10 D8084 Louise Miller, Quando k sere (Hoot!) 21 12 712 -Sels. in 2 part, COURT SYSI. ONCri 10 2667 Lounger (BRANSiY WILLIAMS) ..104 12 A5250 -Un bet di (Nielsen-S) .
1 10 3022 Love Bird, lox-Trot (REISMAN OR.).. 72 12 1,1444 -Selection (Maclean & New
11 12 571 Love, could I only tell thee (Dons).. 48 Queen's Hall Light Orch.), 10 1703 Love-Dance (CASINO ORCHESTRA) 67 12 7192 -Un bel di Stralia- S) 10 3213 Love Dreams Waltz (WHITE COONS) 74 10 D5530 -Un bet di Finzi-Magrini-5) 10 2530 Love Episode in Birdland (ORCR.) . 76 12 7234 -Un bet di (Ponsettc-SI 12 568 Love, here is my heart (GREN. Gns.) 58 12 L1476 Madam Noy (Anna Thusslieid -' 10 D1369 Love, here is my heart (Squire-'Cello) 42 10 2777 Madriinle (MOSSEL-Violin) . . 10 2678 Love, I have won you (BOOTH-T) ..
90 12 1,1001 diagic Flute Over. (Hcecham 0,_ 10 3045 hove in a Cottage (Duet) ..102
10 3240 -O Dolce Contento (Flute & CI. 10 _4322 Love in Arcady (Scors GUARDS) .. 62 12 L1304 --0 Isis & Osiris (Allin -Hns. 12 808 Love in Idleness (V. F. & H. Trio) .. 83 12 L1381 -Within this hallo,ad (.4164- 12 790 Love in lilac-time (SMITBSON-S) . 88 12 910 Manic Waltz (JOSE COLLINS & IC 12 F1068 Love is a Mystery (Duet) 46, 53 10 3272 Magi"") Moon (DOROTHY L,cu: 10 2640 Love is meant to make us glad (BEELEY)89 10 2530 Magpi, and the Parrot (PRINCE 10 3051 Love Me, Fox-Trot (TED LEWIS' Ba.) 75 12 621 Magpie Thief Over. (GR. GDS. ý' "ý"' 12 1,1401 Love Nest, frcno" Mary " (Eisdell-T) 18 1 10 3318 Maidcu of Morv.n (COYLE-B. 10 3000 Love Nest, Fox-Trot .. 72 10 2643 Maid of Athens (COYLE-B) . 10 3008 Love Nest, from "'Vary " (L. STONE)102 12 L1155-L1161 Mail of the Mountain, 12 F1065 Love Quadrille (Duet) .. 49, 55 12 L1160 -Selections (Daly's Th. Orch.i 12 791 Love sends gift roses (SMITHSON-S) 88 12 L1.161 -Waltz (Ditty's 7h. Orch.)
. 10 3341 Love Tales. Fox-Trot (SAN. HAV. Ba.) 69 12 1,1161 -Nocturne (Daly's Th. Orch.) 12 911 Love the Minstrel (JOSE COLLINS) 46.52 12 666, Maid of the Mountains Set. (ORCll. 12 L1325 Los, went a-riding (Gervase Elwes)
.. 19 10 D1394 hlaire, my girl (Thorpe Bates)
10 3081-3 Lover in Damascus (CoYLE-B) .. 93 12 1,1418 31a Jere L'Uye (1lalle Orch.) 12 F1040 Love's Cigarette (Jose Collins) 46,53 10 3069 Make Believe, Fox-Trot 12 7116 Lover's Curse (Clara Bult-C)
.. 6 10 3126 Make up your mind, Fox-Trot
ll 12 650 Love's Coronation (COYLE-B) ..
92 10 _941 Mammy o' 'aline (QUARTETTE) 10 2811 Love's Devotion (NORMAN ALLIN)
.. 28 1? 913 Man ir Master of His Fate (K. t '!Is
12 7,1120 Love's Garden of Roses (Eisdell-T) 18 1(' 20535 3lauager of Splitt Hotel (Roots 10 2665 Love's Garden of Roses (HERwIN-C) 89 12 74027 Maiydoline (Nordics---S) 12 794 Love's old sweet song (HERWIN-C).. 89 10 D5554 MANON : .4
h! dispar (Bcudioteh. 10 1624 Love's Old Sweet Song (IN51. TRIO) 83 10 A1213 -Gavotte (Zeppilli---S) 12 7166 Love's Old Sweet Song (Clara Butt)
.. 6 10 D5554 -Il sogno (Bendinelli--T)
12 L1055 Love's Philosophy (El-ves-T) .. 19 12 L1020 -Minuet (Beecham Sysn. Or'!: 10 D14117 Love's Sorrow (Bratza-Violin) .. 40 1_" 7204 --Chiud6 (Toni Burke) 12 L1135 Love Thee, Dearest (O'Brien--'I) . 20 12 1,1493 --.Selection (.V.Queen's Hall 12L1155 Love will find a way (Collins-S) 46,54 10 D5575 MANosLESCAUr: AIt !non(G 12 848 Lovely Lucerne Valse (LON. DCE. OR.) 77 10 D8087 -Llonni non vidi (llonci-T) 10 3142 Ipvey Dove, Fox-Trot (I1IILLER OR.) 75 10 D5575 -Donni non cidi Garbin-T) 'ý,10 3234 Lovin' Sam, Fox-Trot (Tth LEWIS Bn) 89 ' 12 7225 -Donni non uidi (Burke- T) 12 L1099 Lou Backed Car (Wilson-Sop.) .. 18
112 35178 -In quc:ie trine (Ca.alieri=-ý)
1ýUCIA DI 1,AMM8RMOOR :
J2 A6217 -Fra poco (Constantino-71 22 12 7181 -Mad Scene(Barrientos-S) 10
10 3003 Bfany ana Fox-Trot (PRINCE'S I10 2591 "Maori Song (BUCKMAN-S)
. 10 3087 -March of Mountain Gnom¢s
IL nahtw -uau ace,:c (L.iyKVwana-Ot .. Lt vý ue n.+.iut .. .. IP7u rca's 1. 7l A5211 -Regnava (Bronskala S) 12 12 443 Starcha Little Pierrois
12 7182-Reg=va (Ba lentos-S) 10 110 2570 March Little Lead Soldiers (Oncit 12 253 -Selections (PRINCF.'s BD.) 97 12 289 'March of Homage (PEINCF's Li 12 A5177 -Sextette, Act II (Sextette).. .. 29 10 2477 Mardi Past of Allies (SCOTS Gr 12 253 -Sextette (COL. ITAL. OP. CO.) 97 10 1549 March Past of the Brigade (Score' 12 287 -Sextette (LLLFRY BAND).. .. 64 12 1,1347 Marche Grotesque (11urdocI--I 10 2232 -Sextette (MCCLxLL.9N-Organ) 84 1? 494 Marche Lorraine (Scots GUARD, 10 .'"893' -Tu c4e a dio (Constantino-T) .. 22 10 2479 'Il.rche Lorraine (Scars GvAxD=IL Aatöz -ve,ratio (uuet) . Iz 12 7216 Lucrezia Borgia, 11 Segrtto (Butt-C) 7 10 2290 Lullaby (INST. TRIO) .. .. 83 10 3163 Lullaby (LRVRY-Violin) ..
85 10 D1469 Lute Player, The (Alliu-B) . 27 12 755 Lute Player, The (ARTHUR JORDAN) 91
M
10 3070 Ma, Medley, Fox-Trot (LEIA Is' BD) .. 75 10 3124 Ma (NAT D. AYER-B) ..101 10 D5588 NIADA1fE Bi7TTERFLY : .4 ddtio (Duet) 108 12 A5250 --,4ncora un passe (Niclsot-S) .. 14 12 7151-GzLe me your DnrUng Hands (Duel) 9 72 A5300 --leri sip; SaJite (Nielsen-S) .. 14
12 1,1073 Marche Militaire (Inst. Trio) 10 32131 Marche Militaire (GuEN. GDS 10 3339 Marcheta, Fax-Trot (fine. Hay 12 413 MarCh Slav (PRINCE'S GD. C. 11 12 F1090 Mariana (Tlio,;?e Bates-B 10 3025 Margie, Fox-Trot (T. LEwis Jar' °
.i 10 3034 Margie (Etta SHIELDS) 12 A5179 .Maria Mari (Cnvatani-S) 12 331 Marie-floc turne (ISST. TRIO). 12 95111 :Marina iConstantirto--T) . 10 2495 MARITAN.-Of Fair V Wand (D11' 12 L1093 --In Happy Moments (Scott-10 929 -Overture (COURT SYM. ORöi.l 12 190 - Sccues that are (C'., F. & H.! 10 22)07-6 -Selr.-tion4 (,;urc. Gc.arn=, ..
A1pl.;.c^r;C.L ttit�:.t,
-There is a Hower (MACKLIN) 91 --Turn on, old iime (Upere Co.)
- 29
--Vocal Gerlts (I,IGIIT OPERA COY.) 08
--Yes, let one like (MA.:scIN) .
91 Marriage of Fi;;aro (Beecham OrcL.ý? 34
Li:_% Sarabande (Beecham Orth.) 34 :[arseiilaise (Goossrvs-B)
. .. 93
?Lrseillaise (BRIT. Gus. BAND) 63 "151 'iarseillaise (BATES & B:v<D)
.. 25
Dl7?tfi MARTUA: Ah so piIre (Bonci--T) 21 417ll --D1'abpari (Lazar.Tl
.. .. 23 ^2VIi -dTapparti (Tom Burhe) .. 17
-Selections (PRINCE '5 ORCIi.) .. 07 ýJ1 Vocal Gcnrs 97
ý,laIy (,VDE:ITI.EY--T) ý " .. . . 91
-:iv (IAOls GRAt'ELIIE-B) . ..
91 T.l Mary of Ar;;yle (Squire-'Celldr
. 42
c :i-,ry, Sel., in 2 Pts. (FInCb's ORcU.) 79 911ý. Mary Rose: Incid- Music (COrRT
SYxPUONY ORCII.) 66 !asanieilo O'ture (GRFS. GDS.) ..
69 3i^! [ate o' Mine (R1LI.IA¢is-B).. . 94 S!cc Jlattinata ('Tis the Us.)(Slracciari-B) 27
Mavis (Eisdeli-7) .. ..
18
._e ý:atiatilian Robespierre O'ture
_ ('NATIONAL MIL. I;:ýND)
.. .. 64
11aY1Ik1 (DANCE ORCIIESTRA).. 76
Ja}- Day at Islington (HERlV1N--C).. 89
'"lazie, Fos-Trot (JAZARnInA ORCn.) 72
.liazoeuh.a (Zarzve/ti, (Violin v Piano) 45 dazurka Brilliante (V. Duet & I1.) . . 83 - -,: Mazurka (Chopin) (1'acTrm,nrn) .. 37 ;Irzurl.as (4'saye---Violin) 39
Ilazurka iChopin-Squire( ('Cello) .. 42 '
.llazwrh,z, B minor (Parhmann) .. 37
: :Mazurka, ' C major (Yachmann) .. 37 \iaZlllka (Mo.ssH7.-i'iolnl) . 245 ) ieanderings of Monty (MILTON HAYES ) 105 Meanderings of Mont.y. Pt. 3 (H ',Yrs! 105
[,dilation, " Thais " (STI-.IIL-Violin) 'ý- Teditation (Ave Jiatia) (CaERN.'PRIO.)
tleditation (Sqnire-'C,ello) .. II-?_ lleütation "Thais" (Sammons--[') Medley of Old Songs (PturecE'.> ßaNU)
)COL. tZc:IR.). . feet me by Moonlight IlEEISTGBELß : Ballala (.llaidones)
-Dai Campi iConsfanlino--T} .. -E:ro il idlaaones-Basso)
-(iiunto (Constantino-T),. ý'hI --l.a#ra "tit (Caralieri-S)
-Prologo (illardones-Bassol -Spunta 1'aurora (Burzio-S)
MEISTERSINGERS :
4,940650628222822132813
-prize Song F. Mullings) . .. 20
--Prize Song (Ysaye-V o[in) .. 39
--Selection (GR. Gas. BAND, . 59
:.ci --Dune o) App e it ices (Wood's Orch.) 31
11434 JLeouet (Debussy ,-qn:;e -'Cello).. 43 D1447 afenuet (Gluck) (S:lrrirc-'Cd!o) 4:; D1435 Ilens'! (3ier let) (Brataa-Violin).. 40 1,1039 Menuel "Pl.ilce " (Squire- 'Cello) :. 4R 1)1391 lfenuelt (Handel) (Squire-'Cello).. 42
829 Me-Ow. One-Step (I,OV. DANCE ORCH.) 747 Blephistophrles' Serenade (ALLIN) .. 27
L1510-1 llerclta tit of I'enice Suite (New Queen's Hall Lt. Orcit.).. .. ..
36 023 Merrie England. Vocal Gexor... 98
1)1372 Merry Harvester (Squire-'Cello) 4'5 1.1411
.1Lerryniake-rs' Dance 'A. Afacleiipz and
N(ia Oucen's Hail Lt. Orch.) . 3, 1409 Slerrymakor', Dance (SCOTS GuARIiS) tit
117 MERRY WIDOW, Waltz (GUARDS BAND) 63 1,714 Merry Widow Vilja, Vilja (RE-;x OR.) 80. 1614 Merry Widow Waltz (SCOTS GP_tRDSi 80
117 Merry \Vidow Selec. (GUARDS BAND) 63 931 ferry U- MOW, Sei. (FiNcti's ORCH.) 79
7198 Message of the Rose (Sl"alia) 8 451 MESSIAH : Hallelujah Chorus (CHORUS) 99 331 -Hallelujah Chorus (SHEFFIELD CHR.) 99
1,1453 -But echo may Abide 27 1,1453 -Comfort Ve 91y People (Mullings) 20 1,1432 -Every Valley Shall be (ILullings) 26 7139 -He shall feed (Clara Butt-C) .. 331
-Glory to God (SIIEFF. Cr.) 1.. 99
915 -Ile war. Despised (HERWIN-C) ..
ä9 s:12 -For unto us (SH1:FF. CII.)
.. .. 99
/r9
1o1012101212121210121012101012121.,12121212
12 332 --And the Glory (SHEer. (1H.) .. 99 12 451 -,led the Glory iChotus) 910 12 915 -U Thou that Tellert (IIERaeIN-C) .'9 12 L1446 --People who walked (Ailin-Bass) 13 1,1446 -11 umpet Shall .Sourtd (Allis-Bass; 12 I,1453 -I 'hy to the ,lions ' (Allis-Bass) 27 12 368 SIc-ca rAcs (13 \srte--B) . 92 13 348 Mitawbet (B. WILLIAate- Rent.) ..104 19 950 Middle Watch (WILlIAMS and Q'TTE) 94
.13 774 Mic,:cy, Fox-Trot (Lon. DascE ORCH.) 76 12 L1474 Midnight IZer"ics0 Norman Altin--Bass) 27 10 2592 11idsi.ipuutc (TaoRPF. BATnS-B) 25 12 601 ,ltidsuu:ntrr Night's Dre:un (lirt. GDS.) 59 12 1.1075 tf idsrun n:,:r Night's Dream )Beeclmrn) 3 i 12 L1462 Midsummer Night's Dream O'ture
(Sir Henry J. IT sod & Orch.) 32 10 D1437 :flighty Deep, The (Allis-Bass) 27 12 74024 Mighty lak' a Rose (\"ordien-S) 15 10 D5503 MIGNON: Addio.lfigmmiIReudinelli)107 12 A5205 -Ah! non crederi (Cmcslsetir:o-T) 22 12 600 -Elle ne crovait pas jDUFAULT)
.. 90 12 830 --Iu her simplicity (MACKLIN--T).. 91 10 D8087 --La tua Bell' Alma (Bonci-T) ..
21 12 203 -Overture (COURT SY\i. ORCH.) ..
66 12 74028 - Pola:aise (:A ortica-S) .
15 is A5210 -.Petonaise (Rroask.r ja--S) . 12 1' 1,1464 -Selection (A. liaclcan & New
Queen's Hall 1.u /-l Dreh.) ';6lr-AnoP.l _.00
1 12 337 3IIKADO:'Criviinal Cried (Trio) .. ý .t=aýftielo,lie ('Gluck) Squire-'Cello) .. 42 1 10 3327 -Flowcrs that Bloom (\VILLtAMS) ..
9 t 1.11_tfelodie, No. 3 (Prrlocu-i%iolin) 41 10 1818 --Flowers that Bloom (PASSMORE-B) 95 91 1lelodie Tnrtare (Kermnvty-I'iolin) 41 11 397 -Here s a How'-de-do- (Trio) ,. 95 i'S. lNodious llemorie (PtNCR'n ORCB.) 68 10 2201-2 -Lancer:, (SCOTS GUARDS) . 62 1ß.i0;
"tlelo,ly in 'F' (Squire-'Cello) . 42 10 3150 --Lord high Executioner (WILLIAMS) 94 '7!'i '"lelCdy in' F' (MCCLELLAN--Organ) 81 10 3011 -Selecia1, in 2 Pts.(GREN. GDS. BD.) 60
i.!elodv in (HAYDN ORCLIESTRA) 67 10 1716 -Selections (SCOTS GUARDS) .. 61 ''1- -1'lody of Home (COrt.E -B) 92 12 925 --Seleetione (NAT. MIL. BD.) . 98
CmOries (MI-RRAY & Qt',\R1'ETTE)11i3 12 233 SelectlOllI (PRINCE'S ORCBEST,.A).. 97 Memories Home (ETtiEL Roos--C) 90 10 3327 -Tit-\P llow.(WIILIAats) 94
,'4 =lemories of Mother (NIcEWAN-Sac.) 08 12 233 -Vocal Gans .. .. 97 1Iemorv, A (The Kissl (COYLE-B,, .. 92 11 F1070 Nike (Clarice Mayne) 47 1.1-
lfendelssohn Trio (Inst. Trio) 45 10 2831 Military Representative (£. HASTINGS)102 '' ,lfendelssohn Trio. No. I )Trio) ..
45 10 3(1,87 Mill in Black Forest (GREN. GUARDS) 60 `Ienteuse Cherie (DUPAULT-T) ..
90 10 3212 Mimosa San, Fox-Trot (SAV. HAS'. Bn.) 69 Menuetto in `D' (Beecluon Orch.) . 32 29 467 Miniature Overture (FLVCSS ORCH.l .. 88
12 L1196 11inialures-Frani. Bridge (i' iohn, 'Cello & Piano)
.. 45
12 7244 Minstrel Boy (Burke-7) 17 10 2715 Minstrel Boy (MUGGINGS--Ti 20 10 2577 Minuet (STROCEOFF--Violin(.. 85 12 L1391 Mfinuet in G (Hofinamc-Piano) 37 10 D1360 Minuet in G (Parlor) . 41 12 286 Minuet Boccherini(FLLERV BAND)
.. 64
10 D1410 Minuet (F. Alacnnillen--Violin) . 40 12 L1320 Minuet from Septclle (Si iH. 1.
Wood's Orch.) . 32 12 1,1182 Minuet in 'D` (Beecham Orch.) . 34 12 L1227 Minuet-Lulli (Brrcham' Sym. Orch.) 34 12 1,1020 Minuet de " Mmwn " (Beecham Or,) 33 12I,1198 MinunetNo.1-Peidge(I"la,'C'ello&P)45 10 D1409 Minuelto (Kennedy-Violin) . 41 12 7186 lfireille false (Barrien!cs-S) . 11 12 912 Mirror Song (Jose Cora.INs) 46,51
Miserere (see I raralorc). 12 F1060 Hissis is going array (L. Hensour 50, 53 12 894 Mississippi Cradle Song Waltz 76 10 2902 'ilissouri Waltz t1rt'LLER'S ORCH.) 77 12 732 "Missouri Waltz (LON. DANCE ORCH.) 76 12 L1019 Molly on the shore (Lon. St,iuag Qtte.) 43 12 1,1460 Motto Altrgro (Mozart) (Lencr Q'tlc.) 44 10 D1430 Moment Musical (Bratza--Violin) 10 10 D1364 Moment -Musical iParloa-Fln.)
.. 41
10 2559 Moment Musical ;STROCKOFF-Violin) 85 10 D1420 Moment?lfusicale (Sanvnans-I'iolin) 40 lt L1473 Moment Musicale (Murdoch--Pi:nno) 38 12 668 Mon Coeur est pour toi (GR. Gus. BD.1 58 10 2672 Mon Desir (DUFAULT-T)
.. 90
12 859 Mon Homme, Fox-Trot (CES. Den. 0.) 73 MONSIEUR BEAUCAIRE, Vocal Numbers 56
12 741 -Rose Minuet (THEATRE ORcH.) ..
58 12 740 Monsieur Beaucaire, Sel. (ORCH.) . 56 12 741 ]Monsieur Beaucaire, Waltz (ORCH.(.. 56 10 2671 Monseigneur Jes11s (DUFAOLT-TI .. 90 12 924 Moon Hath Raised Her Lamp (Duet) 95 10 3053 Moonlight, Fox-Trot (HAPPY Six) .. 71 1l 410 Moonlight Sonata, Pts. 1 & 2 (Piano) 84 12 836 5loonli¢ht Waltz (PRINCE'S ORCH.) .. 76 10 2905 More Candy, One-Step (FULLER'S 0.) 77 10 3006 More in Sorrow than in Anger (ROBES') 51 12 L1518 Morning (Peer Gynt) (Neu- Queen's
Hall Light Orch.) .. 30 12 105 Morning. Noon and Night O'ture
(ROYAL GDS.) .. 62 10 D1453 Morning Song (Lisdell-Tcnoe) . 19 72 L1411 Morris Dance (A. Maclean & New
Quern's Hall Lt. Orch.) .. 35 10 2321 Morris Dance (SCOTS GUARDS) . 82 10 3262-3-4 Morse Code Records ..105 Ill 2808 Mother always sends (F.. HASTINGS)..102 12 L1418 Mother Goose (Halle Orch.)
.. 34 10 D1378 Mother Machete (O'Brien-T) .. 21 10 2745 Mother o' Mine (H. SIACKLIN-T) . 91 12 351 -Moto Perpetuo (FRIED HEIM- Piano) 84 12 320 Motoring (TATE--Sketch)
..104 12 880. Mountain Lovers (JOHN MCCORSIACK) 91 10 2009 Mountains of Mourne (COYLE-B)
.. 92 12 893 Movies, The (FRET) DI-PRE)
. . 49 12 1,1043-4 Mosarl Q1te.Op. 14 (Lon..StringQtte.)43 12 L1330-1 Mozart Que. Op. 15 (Lan. String Qtte. )43 10 D1427 Mozart Qxar. in' D' minor (Lou,
String Qtte.) . 44 12 1.1362-4 Mozart Quintette (Lon. Str. Q'lette) 44 12 1,1494 Mozart Sonata in 'A ' (Vin. & Piano) 45 I L1521 Mozart Trio Nn. 3, E' ma-jor
(Ins?. Trio) .
45 10 3191 Mr. )Misery One-Step (RADIO ORCH.) 74 10 3276 Mr. Gallo ¢her one) ?Ir. Shear. One-Step
IS.n'cs Ii't n It tan! - 6l 12 861 Mrs. Gvntc Om-I'y Cc'a. Incr. I nz.l 73
10 2973 Muldoon': Ball 'HASTINGS)In 2349 Mulligan -Musketeers (GLEE r 10 2645 Murder in the Forest (B. \V 12 I,1100 Murmuring Zephyrs (Squire- 12 913 Musical Jig-Saw (Corer SY?:. 12 A5127 Musics Probita (Campanar 12 931 "Music Box" Revue Sel. (L ONit) D1397 Musical Box (Murdoch-P,10 1850 My airr Couutree (MCENAN- 10 S'=57 illty Ain Folk (Clara Bull) 10 '040 My Ain Folk (BEELEY-C) 12 661 ?iv ain folk (ErHEL HOOK ---C'+LO 2)4 Sty Baby's Arms (MMRRAY & Q °-17FI12 W )a My Baby's Arms, Fox-Trot10 32 81 My Buddy, Fox-Trot (EMB. CLt"ß OA t10 X252 My Dear Soul (Clara Butt) ..10 X216 11y Curly Headcd Baby (l ash n;!rnl11) 1991 \lv Dear Soul (HERWIN-C) . 10 2773 Sic Dear Soul (L',THEL 171OOK-4 12 4$1 Mp Dreams ýHELDER).. 10 2,42 Div Dreams (SCHWILLER-'Ccllo'12 Y'rl My Dreams (1,ouis GRAVFUR --P' P2 7171 Myy Dreams (Ben Davies)10 1849 My Father Knows (MCEWAN--110 2119 Mp Florence Waltz (DSIRO10 DL}?t My Heart's Desire (1_'isdell- i ; 10 26L7 My Heart's Desire (FRASER Gn'-es'10 223:1 tic Heart still clings to You 10 1466 MV Hero (BARBOUR)
..l 853 My Isle of Golden Dreams, «'a:'I? 10 3108 3iv King of Love (R'. MEL.vlt* --`12 L1178 AN Laddie (Niclsen-S)
10 1)1398 .1(v
love is like (H. Eisdelll ..10 3279 My lovely Celia (EDGAR COY!,' --0
10 3032 Mly Mammy, Fox-Trot(JAZAR MPA 0 10 Di 358 111v ilessaae (Eisich-Tl ..10 1349 My Mother's-Prayer (sIcF,Wvur-Ti10 3167 My Mothers Songs (MCI'WAN-=YI12 MC9
.1!y Motors (Lesbe 1lensorc) .. -'
12 544 Alv 15otter Q,ESTRR-Cotn.l10 1866 MV Name is John Wellington V10 2352 My Old Shako (Cons-BI .10 3230 Uy Pet Fox-Tröl (MACK v-Y;., ^'10 3315 My Pillow and lle, Fox-Trot12 7239 My Prayer (Clara Butt-C) ..10 2202 My Pretty Peggy (PRINCE'S Coy 0'-" 10 3205 My Rambler Rose,Fox-Trot(S A". FLT'10 3053 '.\Iy Sahara Rase, Fox-Trot (H?tr^ gis10 1,1466 Myself 14-km Yolpig (Allilý10 3163 My Shrine (COYLE-B) 12 F1048 My Shy Love (Duet) . 10 X229 My Son (Clara Butt-C) 10 3070 My Sunny Tennessee, Fox-Tro. 10 3190 My Sweet Hortense, Fox-Trot 10 3337 My Sweetie \Vent Away, Blue
HAVANA BANDI 10 2977 Mystery Fox-Trot (HAPPY Six' 10 D1442 My task (Allin-Bass) 10 X223 31y Treasure !Clara But!-C'10 1719 My Treasure Waltz (DEIRO- A-=j' 18 F1042 My w v of love (Josi Collins) . 12 7126 .11y work is done (Clara Butt) 12 A5126 Myositis (Campanari-B) 10 X237 Myle Charaine (Clara Butt)
N 10 2461 Namur March (SCOTS GuARDs) 10 2827 Narcissus (CIJSBALOM).. 10 3181 Narcissus (CELESTE)
. 10 1703 Narcissus 'CA.S[xo ORCHESTRA-12 493 National anthems of Allies (EC. ýýr'10 lß5 National Emblem March l r' 13D
Naughty Princess " Selection (ORCH.) 55 0 Naughty Princess " Waltz . 77 '12 7259 Ocean, Thom :Mighty Monster (Stralia-S) 9
s Nazareth (Ken nertey Rumford--B) 23 12 176 O Beautiful City (GIPSY SMITH) 99
.\'a.areth (Norman .lhu-Bas,) 27 10 2615 O Come. All Ye Faithful (Sand. QT.) 99 carer, My God to Thee (Qr.aR.i ..100 12 L10913t 0 Divine Redeemer (Clark B) . 25
.,u.. ;,arer, My God (COYLE R'i .. .100 12 7135 0 Divine Redeemer (Clara Bur--C) .. 6 Nearer, My God (TRINITY CHIMES) 88 10 3?45 O Falmouth is a Fine Town (WILLIAMS) 94 I Nell Gwyn Dances (ScoTs GUARDS) 61 10 2641 0 flower Divine 88
'.I I Nell Gmrn Dances (Nc,-,s Queen's 12 L112U 0 Flower Divine (Eisdell-7-) .. 18 Hall Light Orchestra). .. .. 35 12 447 0, Flower of all the World (RaTES-B) 24
Nellie was a Lady (TAYLOR Taint .. 83 1 10 3005 O Flotter of all the World (GREEN).. 94 Nerves (GEO ROREYI .- ..
52, 57 10 13413 0 God our Help (COYLI.-B) .. ..100 Nesting Time, Fox-Trot (BIESE OR.) 71 1 10 3315 0 1 Harold, POs-Trot (SPECHT ORCH.) it' Nestle in Your Paddy'- .\nus,
Fox T 72 I 12 161 0 Holy Night (Clout) .. . 04 Everything (UNITY QTTE.1 ..103
12 7133 O lovely night (Stralia-S) .. o i ý:"ver Again, Fox-Trot (Sav.Hvv .
BD.) 69 11 7141 C) loony Night (Clara Bull)-C) .. b I Never Give up (GIPSY SMITH) .. . 99 12 869 O Lovely Night (MCCORMACK-T) .. I1
New Colonial Mch. (GREY. GDS. BD.) 0u 12 691 0 L vel}y Night (GRAvEI-RE) . . ').' Rift: Lou, Fox-Trot (SPECHT ORCIL) 711 12 7209 O Lovely .Nigh! (Stralia & .11sllings) 9 Nihelungen March (ITAL. ALAR. BAND) 63 1? L1110 0 Mistress Mine (Gerr,i se Elves-T) 10 Nightingales of Lincoln's lun(HERWLN) 89 10 2977, " 0 " (Oh) Fox-Trot , TI:D LEtcts BD.) 7.5 Night Attack (De=ctiptive) ..105 10 3170 0 Aly Soul (MlcEyy:iN-Tenor) - ..
98 %2(4 'sight Fox-Trot (Savoy H.w.ysa BD.) 69 10 2626 0 Rest in the Lord (FIERwirt-C') ..
S9 i l(!6 Night Nursery (CoYI,E-B) .. 92 12 7127 0 rest in the Lord (Clara Bult ---C) 6 :,:41-, Vight on the Bare Adountnin (Sir 12 747 0 Ruddier than the cherry (N. ALLIN) 27
H. 1. Wood e'- Orch.) .. .. 32 1 10 X253 0 Sole dl io (Slracciari--13) .. .. 27
',:+glit in Orient V»ke iIAN. DCE. OR.) 77 j 10 3115 OSole3[io Waltz (G,ianhxD:wtSOR.) 70"``:) 63 "Night Out " Vocal Nos...
.. 53 1 10 3237 O Star of Eve, Fox-Trot (B'wav FIVE) 71
'iU Night Out" Set (ORCH.1 .. . 53 , 10 2574 O that we two were M.C, ing (GANGE) 9:3
."If, Nights of Gladness (CASINO ORCH.) .. 67 to D1448 O That a"c Ira were 1lnyieg (Duet) 10
-49 Nights of Gladness Wlz. (PRINCE'S OR.1 75 12 627 0 Vision entrancing (MILLINGS--T) .. 20 Ni 'Nina (WARWICK EVANS-'Cello! 85 10 3246 o Who will o'er the Downs (Q'TETrE) 96
Ninetta (,John Coates) 17 10 2528 Obstination (DGF.ULT-'1) .. .. 90
.Croon de I'Encios (Delysia)
.. . 47 10 2454 Off to Philadelphia (Bares--B) 23 N obodv knows (MORTON & Q's ES IEl 1133 10 1399 Off in the sti!ly fight (G. O'Bneii) .. 21
121 'cobody Ever, One Step (t4HITuCIONs)74 10 1477 oft in the Stilly Night (V. F. 1 11.) .. 83 121. Nobody I,ied, Fox Trot (R w'.tt- F[ve) 71 1.: i84 Ott in thv Stilly might (BISPoosM-B) 92
7 nocturne (\P. 11v »s-'Cello; .. 85 1" 10 2983 Oh by Jingo ! One-Step (ROSELAND O.) 72 'locturne de Chopin (SrRocxors Vio) 8" 10 2987 Oh by Jingo ! (FRa:Nt: CRUMIT)
..101 `,.,,turne de Chopiu(SCHwILLER--'Cl.( 86 10 3309 Oh, Gee ' Oh. Gosh ! Fox-Trot 74 Sodunte inD' flat (Pachmann-Pia.) 37 10 2947 Oh, Ifow she can sing t(2'TETrrE) ..10:3 Nocturne in `E' Flat (Chopin) 10 3168 Oh, It is wonderful (MCEsva.N-T) .. 98
( Murdoch-Piano) . 38 10 3158 Oh nic ! Oh my ! Fox-Trot (BIESE TRIO) 72
Nocturne in'E 'R,rr (Parloru--Vwlin) 41 12 185 Oh, Promise Doe (BOLT---C) . 90 V ,churn in 'E' flat (Casals-'Cello) 41 10 3007 Oh, what a difference (E. SHIELDS) ..101 1I0n Sadurnein' E' flat (Sammons-Violin)40 10 2943 Oh, what a pal was Mary (Q'TETTE)..103
11;4'Nocturne in 'E' flat (Squire-'Cello) 43 l0 2956 Oh, what a pal was Jlary-Waltz . 87 1.1013 '.oclurne(Chopin) (Pachmana--Fla.) 37 12 813 Oh, what a pal was Marv-Waltz .. 77 1:1;; \'srturae in " F' shn.rA (Rusoni-Piano) :3T 1 12 7174 Oh. when I teas 1r1 tout (Eleves-T) .. 10
, ---..._ ..- --ý +- -- - - - - + < .\ýocl:aove
in- '-F shnrp (Cho¢irr) 10 3030 O-H-1-O, One-Siep (HAPPY Six) .. 72(blurdoeh-Piano)
. 38 10 3029 O-H-I-O (O-my-O) (AL JOLSON) ..100 No Possible Doubt (PASSMORE-B) .. 95 10 2979 Old Barty (TOPLISS GREEN-B)
. 94 'NOel (GRENADIER GUARDS BD.) . 58 10 2649 Old Black Joe (T.IYLuR INS. TRIO) 83 `: 'u-Stop Dancing, Fox-Trot (SAVOY 10 D1377 Old Chinese Song (Squire-'Cello) 42
HAVANA BAND) . 69 10 3165 Old Church Bells at Home (COYLE-B) 93 '1 NORMA: Ah ! Bello a 1ne (Boninsegna) 11 10 1958 Old Comrades March (ELLERY BAND) 64
--Costa diva (Bonintsegna-S) 11 10 2636 Old Country (BRANSBY WILLIAMS)10-I Nor Silver nor Gold (MCEwAPe-T) . ,
98 10 3251-9 Old English Dances (PRINCE'S BD.) 6'- i'd .Norwegian Bridal Procession(Grainger) 38 10 3279-80 Old English Songs (EDGAR COYLE-B i 98
Not a Scrap (Duet) 54 12 F1071 Old Fashioned Cloak 24, 46.5 1 l'othing satisfies but Jesus (MCEwAN) 98 10 2404 Old Flagged Path (COYLE-B) 912 N Dt so long ago, Fox-Trot (HAPPY Six) 71 12 13 7 Old Folks at Home (110I r-C) .. 34 Now and Then, Fox-Trot (HAPPY Six) 72 10 1027 Old Folks at Home (QUARTETTE) ..loll Now sleeps the Crimson Petal (Elwesj 19 10 2347 Old Folks at Home (LAYCOCK--COT.) 87
1r0 Now we stand on the Hill (Duet) 46, 54 12 W710" 7 Old Folks at Home (Neilsen-S) .. 14 d7II 'cOZZE DI FIGARO: Non pin (Cam- 12 Old Folks at Horne (Clara Butt) 6
pateari-B) .. .. ý .. 26 10 2605-6 Old Furniture (EDGAR COYLE-B) 92 A74o
--Se vuol (Camp.anari--B) .. .. 26 12 I,1513 Old Italian Love Song (Squiee-'Cello) 42 -i..
In T,1107 e11A 1 ...d-., Cwnc iVnrn" lY1RV-
STRING --"DCýt L'LLrii (Barrsentos-) .. ..
11 TET7E with TIF'. 20 N,;;t d'Ete (DDBAOI.T-T)
. 90 10 2719 Old Time sores (CENTURY QU'RTE.; S1G
unc Dimittis (V. IIENNETT's CHOIR) 100 10 2265 Ole Joe (WESTMINSTER SIN(,ER,) . O� ` ,rsery Rhymes Medley (OITE.) 96 12 400 Oliver Twist (DRkNSEY Wu,IaAMS .10t
AT.riTk r, rICAT. IN hl:, rýrdd
PA' I INC, I --covif rued. 10 D1455 -1'esti la giubba (Lappen-I 10 A179 -l'esti (a giubba (Constant-. -Ti 10 A1235 -1'esti Li giubba (Zenatelk- 12 7236 ---Pest- la giubba (Lazarc--T, 12 L1228 - On wish the Motley (F. Mut;ý,, 10 2841 Palakiko Woes (Ilawaiian Guitar Ili 2531 Palermo Valse (Dr".IRO-Accord 10 3028 Palesteena, Fox-Trot (V. Loprz's.) 10 3201 Pale Venetian Moon, Fox-Trot 12 7143 Palms, The !Clara Butt) 12 L1455 Palms. The (Norman A(iin-P +;. 10 2901 Panama (UNITY QTTE 10 3340 Panamerican:: Fox-Trot (SA, .,
HAVANA BANM
10 D1415 Papillon (Squire-'Cello) .13
516 Parade of Tin Soldier (GRLS. ý^s.' 10 3162 Parade of Wooden Soldiers. F., 1"t 12 1,1156 Paradise Jor truo (Collins apps I''lcs" 10 3197 Pardoning Grace (Gipsy SMIT:: 12 84:, Para Valsc" (LONDON DANCE 12 471 PARSirAL: Prelude (MILAN ORa: 12 472 -Good Frici'$' Music (;MLA:: 1' 10 2567 Parsou at Serving Party (FO-Trr 10 3218 Parson Addresses Hi= Fl'. '1 1 r' <, rxil 10 2679 Parted (Booms-T) 12 1,1121 Parted (Hubert Eisdell--1" .. 10 2820 Parted (TAvLow Taro) 10 D1327 Passe Pied (Squire-'Cal,oi 12 177 Pas, it nn (Gipsy Saartil 12 L1234 Pastoral, A (Gems' El-. 72 1,14118 Porroralc (Murdoch-f , 10 14.'12 Pastoral Dance (SCOTS G� it 12 1,1410 Pastorale Dance ' :Yell
(Nero Quteti s Hail Light <..... 10 2947 Patches (.STEWART S1ORTON) .. 12 L1489-92 " Palhetique " Symphorp
1. Wood as;d Orch.) 10 2534 PATIENCE : Am I alone ? (PA-- 10 2312 -Selections (SCOTS Gus.) . 12 391 -Selections (PRINCE'S OFCRF`T 12 391 --Vocal Gems (Cot. LT. OP. tý' 10 2534 --\Vhen I go Out-of-Doors (P' 10 10311 Patriotic Airs (SCOTS GUARD; 12 916 Part Jouc<, Sel. (LOS. Sym. 1:: 596 Pavlova Ait de Ballet (PRINCE 12 596 Pavlova Gavotte (PRINCE'S 01' 10 2660 Pearl Cross (HERWLN-C) 12 7183 Pearl of Brazil: Charmant
)Bar, ICnlss) 10 D130I Peasant Vance (Squire-'Cei1 10 3040 " Peep Show " Sel. In 2 Pts.. 12 1,15164 Peer Gynl Suite (Nero Quer
Lt. Orch.) . 10 2686.7-Peer GystSuite tHARFOGAI'
12 163.4 Peer Gent Suite (SCOTS Go-so - 12 326 Peggy, f-ox-Trot I4'1s. DANCE 12 882 Peggy O'Neil Waltz (PRINCE: -'" 10 5(189 Peggy O'Neil (MURRAY).. 12 7175 Perfect 1%ay, A (Clara Butt) 12 613 Perfect Day (COVLE-B) 10 2676 Perfect Day (TAyr.oR INST. To,- 10 2660 Perfect D-,y (11km%vIN-C) 12 L1077 Perfect Day (O'BRIEN) 10 D1429 Perpetuum Mobile (Rratra-- 10 1)1458 Perpeluurn Mobile (Callleral' 12 L1389 Pershore Plums (Julius 11
and Orchestra) 10 3078 Persiflage (VAN 17p11-Banjo) 13 1,1248 Petite Suite (Debussy) (Sir
lie.'ehem's Orch,) 12 1.1400-7 Petite Suite de Conrerf (Nes '
lint! Light OrJres:rnl 10 3:1'r ',.. 'cell- !r,rt.:.,'=rAN 09c9.
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Gi1
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: Al. l .U E.A, nr. 1:x:3
;'h nt isie (I;nr. STR. Q r't'e) , .. 84 10 2169 Prayer (S,u zEDO-Harp) 8J 7 ha ntr sied:ecke ;Inst. Trio)
. 45 10 3098 Preciosa Diareh (GRENADIER GoARDs) 60
"-antotn Melody (SCHWILr.ER-'Cello) 86 ý 10 D1409 Preghiera (Daisy Kennedy-Violin) 41 i inlomel f 3faggio Teyle)
. 48,56 1 12 L1170 Prelude and Allegro (Sammons-Vio.) 4(
'hilornela (Odette Myrtil--Violin) .. 48 ( 12 L1352 Prelude in A flat (Grain¢er-Piano) 3t "!ck me Vp,etc., Fox-Trot (HAPPY Sn;)73 ' 12 L1470 Prelude iss A major (Chopin)
I'hi-Phi. Fox-Trot (RADIO OR(H.) 74 I (flusoni-piano) .. .. .. 3i Phi-Phi," One-Step (SAV. HAV. BD.) 69 1 12 L1092 Prelude in C (Hoffmann -Piano) ..
311,1009 Pre!wle `D' rninoe (Packmann) ..
37L1416 Prelude id `G' minor (Hofmann-P.) 3i L1010 Prelude 'B' fl'W (Packaumn-Piano) 35L1095 Prelude in 'D' flat (Godousky) . 34 T,1014 Prelude No. 23 (Pachmann-Piano) 87 L1445 Prelude No. I (Bach) (Busoni-Piano) 37
423 Prelude Rachmaninoff (Band) . 64
L1005 Preiude Rachmaninoff (Sir H. Wood and O'ch.) � 31
L1220 Feinde Rachinaninoff (Murdock) ., 38 563 Prelude de 1. Assomption (GREN.Gns.) 58 681 Preludes Rachmaninoff (MURDOCE).. 38
L1470 Prelude to Choral (Bach) (Busoni-P) 37 1,1408 Prestr> from Sonata in 'E' major
(Murdotd-Piano) . .. .. 33
D1446 Pretty Creature, The (Mu.'lings) 2(1 892 Pretty Little Cinderella Waltz . 76
1,1002 Prince Igor-Dane (Beecham Orch.) 34 L1011 Prince Igor-!March (Beecham Orch.) 34
358 Prince of Maiden Fancies (D. VANE-S) 79 3039 Prince of me Heart (ANViE CROFT)
. . 57
2594 Princess lda, Sel. (GREN. Gus. BD.) ..
59 886 Prince`s ]iarV R altZ (CEN. DANCE OR.) 74
D1441 Princess of Me Sunny Smile (Eisdell) 18 3111 Prison So01,:quy (Gno. RonEV) 62,57 1,1662 Processional 'larch (Beecham Orch.) 32 7105 Promise of Lifc ( Clara Butt) 6
544 Property Mau (1,ESTER--Cons.) . 50 A848 PROpncTE:I'riurnphal Hymn (Con-
slantino T) . 22 1,1403 -(l run dim l1 arc/ J. ((nod's
Orck.) ..
32 2639 Pro's Landlady (Gs0.Routy-Cnm.) 51 7,1066 Pro.spero O'ture (Sir 11. J. Wood's Or.) 31 A5184 Puritans-Suoni Li 'Duet) .. .. 26 7178 Puritani (Lazaro-T).. .. 23
3177 Puss-in-Boots-Fairy Story ..
106 3265 Pyjama Blues, Fox-Trot (SAV. HAV.) 09
Q 336 Quaker Girl Sels. (PRINCE'S ()RCH). .. 75 1567 Quaker Girl Sels. (SCOTS GV %RDS) .. 80
336 Quaker Gid. Vocal Gems . 78 D1459 Quand it Pleul (Pou+shna(i-Piano) 38 1,1520 Quartale in ' A ' minor (Brahms)
(Lener Q'tetie) . 44 937-S Quartette in' E' flat (HAYDN) (ENG.
STRING Q'TETTE) .
84
1,1520 Quartette iu ' IJ' minor (11ozarl) (Lener Q'tette) . 44
1,1512 Quartette in ' D ' major, and Quartelfe in ' D' (Lener Q'ie!le)
. 44 1,1015 Quartette No. 12 (Schuhen') London
"tring Quartette) . 43 3248 Queen Elizabeth Sat One Day (CHORUS)IM D1424 Queen of no .Heart (Bates-B) .. 24 2010 Queen of the Seas (CASINO ORcH.)
.. 80 2131 Queen of the West (ST. HILna BAND) 64 2685 Queen of the Earth (GR),NGE-B)
. 03 L1226 Quintette in 'A' major (Lon. Sir. Qt.) 43 I,1'219 Quintette in'B' miner (1.nr .String Ql.) 13
R 944 Rnchad lice-Reel (C.tLSiMAl;Xy OR.)
RnckmmrirtollPrelude (see Prrloudr..) 33;0 R.uckety Cor (Li:ttinka) (UOETý BU
ZU öüN Rebel -laid,The,Sel. 1t1ZYls.(URCII.) 54 ; IZ U'GS X01 L"9 1)1t U't.tffe (l,On. ýý'ý'. VR.!1: P1071-3 Rebel Mai i'Vocal :Vumbcs . 54 I0 1)135S Rel Devon by the Sea (Eielell -T
.. 1810 3303 Red Moon Waltz (COL. DANCE ORCH.) 72 12 1,1306 Red Rose (Marion Green) .. 49, 5612 913 Red Roses (KLN"-SLEY LARK-B) . 12 L13SS Redstone Rock (Julius Harrison
and Orch.) 12 1,1292 Red, Whire and Blue (.Nelson Keys) 10 3320 Reel o' Tulloch (CALEDONIAN ORCH.) 12 493 Regimental Marches of Guards (BAND) IO 2479 Regimect of Sambre et Meuse (Sc. Gs.) 13 612 Remin. Sullivan (GREN. GDS. BAND) 12 578 Remin. of Gounod (GREN. BAND) 12 7215 Rend 'I Serino (Clara Ruft-C) 10 2372 Rendezvous intermezzo (PRINCE'S O.) 10 1)1350 Reve d'enfant (Sammons-Violin).. 12 1,1233 Reverie-Dunkler (Sgnire-'Ce.'lo)..
Ride of Ike Vatkyrics (see Vaikvrie) 12 106 Rienzi Overture (H. M. Scorn GUARDS)
12 1,1105 Roman Carnival (Beecha a Orür.' 12 1,1340 Romanze in'G' (Kett nedy-i'!m) 12 1,1197 Romance in ' G' major (Sa rr,morsj 12 7228 Romance, from Gopwerlo No. 2 violin)
10 1569 Romance sans paroles (Scan r*_.cx36 10 D1377 Rornance Sani Paroles (Squv<--'Cei 50 i 12 275 Romance without Words (Sc v, "L! e? 78 12 L1020 Romance Qtle. Op. 27 (Lon. =r. 'ý"tl 61 10 3186 Romany Love, Fox-Trot (Bll.,-' OP 62 ' 10 3339 Romany Rose, Waltz (SAN. Hn\ lii) 59 12 A5110 RomEo RT JULIETTE : Ah. 58 (Constantino-T)
7 12 A5294 -In Fairy Dreams (Lipko,s%a!I 67 12 L1062 -O Night o1 Hyn!en (Buc.hir:,,I 40 12 1.1162 -Processional March (Be'Lh,o 42 12 189 -Selections (PRINc :'s BA.J
72 A5211 -Vaise Sang (Bronskaja--5ý 61 12 847 Romero Tango (LoNDoN DANCE 01-
1? 1,1182 Riena 0'lure (Sir N. J. Wborl"s Or.) 31 1"L 1.1391 Rondo Capriccio (11oJrnaf:n- i'I RtOOr E:TO : Complete Opern 111-112 12 530 Rmido I,onLTine (H.M. GxEr. G?-ixas
I' 1)17745--ltdla figlia rled' amore---QUe. ..11'2'11 12 1,1032 Rondo (Squire-'Cello) -
1'2 95199 -Caro nonce (Branskaja) .. 12 12 7110 Rohdino (Ysaye-Violin) 12 A5295 -Caro nnme (Lip2or ka-S) .. 14 12 1,1515 Rondino (Beethoven) (Sir F. T 10 D5516 Caro notwe(Vine Magrini-S) ..1)7 and Orch.)r.ý 12 D17738-Caro nine (Ferraris-S) .. .. 112 10DL145 Rondino (Beelhor.enl (BraOi 1 12 7167 -Caro Home (Barrientos) .. .. 11 10 2774 Rope Wanted (Sacred) 11 71110 -Cortigiani (S traeciari) 26 12 1,1472 Rosamund (A. Maclean to D5183 --Donna e Mobile (Bonei-T; . 21 Queen's Hall Light Orch.) 10 .1660 --Donna e Mobile C"-sta nit nw--1 22 12 273 Rosamunde Over. (COURT Set'. 00.' 10 1)5579 --Donna e Mobile )Polverosi--T1
.105 10 X223 Rosav, (C7ara Butt-C) . " {
12 D17744-Donnie Mobile (Quartelle) ..112
10 2273 Rosary; The MALE QUARTET11:1 I
1? 7201 -Donna e Mobile (Tone Burke) ..
17 12 350 Rosary, The (SANTLEY--B) 10 2849 -Donna e Mobile (HUGHES MI:\Ct;LIN)91 : 10 1722 Rosary, The (WHE./TLEY-T) 12 :15163 -E 'I sot (Duct) . . 12 10 1354 Rosary, The (LEGGETT -Coyne. 1' 1,1095 -F-,irest Daughter of the (Eng. Qt.) 29 10 2804 Rosary, The (TAYLOR TRIO) "21 A51 SO -Figlio, .'blip Padre (Duet) . 12 10 3020 Rose, Fox-Trot I PAUL BrESE 1 1"" 19 A5296 -Figlia. Mss Padre (Duet).. .. 14 12 L1020 Rose Cavalier Waltz (Beecha,, 10 D5516 -Lassu in diel (Duel) ..107
112 1,1421 Rosenkavalier Waltz (Dr. e.. `n1 10 D5517 --Midi Signori )Fornnichi-BI
..107 Strauss & Orcl".) . 1' A5200 -Pari simuo (Illarechar/-B)
.. 25 1 10 3192 Rose of Bombay, Fox-Trot 1:9 T.1 103 ---Paraphrasr (F"achmann-Piailo).. 37 10 '3306 Rose of Fgvpt. Fox-Trot (SPEC', r' )R. 12 D17734-Pari sieroe (Formich i--B) 112 10 3283 Rose of Rio Grande. Fox-Tro' 10 X235 -Pari siamo (Stracciari)
. 27 10 2998 Rose of Washington Square. Ie
12 A5217 -Parini reden (Constantino--T) 22 10 [31423 Rose of Yestereve (Eisdoll 10 D5516 ---Piangi fanciulla (Duel)
.. 107 16 2745 Rose Petals I HUGHES 1r1ACEL!S
1:1 A5177 -Quartelle. let IF (Quartette) . 29 10 3003 Roses of Memory (Topr.iss C,' F'' 1.? 252 -Quartette (Quartette) .. 97 1' L1173 Roses o' Picardy (Fisdelt--7 10 D6083 --Questa o ijueila (Ronci-T) .. 21 10 329; Roses of Picardy, Fox-Trot /0 D5579 -Questa o gods (Polverosi--T)
.108 19 660 Roses of Picardy (F. SMITHC- Y 10 A680 --Questa a quella (Constantino-T) 22 10 2843 Roses of Picardy (G. ANDERe>' 1' D17732 -Questa o quella (Duet)
..111 10 3023 Rosie, Fox-Trot (YERKES Or-Fl.l
12 7202 -Questa a quella (Tom Bunke) 17 10 N241 Rosy Morn (Slralia-S) 19 109 -Selections (ROY.u. GUARDS BAND) 63 10 3143 Rosy Posv, Fox-Trot (TED LE)`, 1"s 252 Selections (BAND) .. 97 10 D1375 Round Ike Galley Fire (Baler- -'- 10 3070 --Selections (GRAN. GUARDS) .. 60 10 3:311 Rouse 1,'p (TOPLISS GREEN) . 10 D5517 --Si vendetta (Duet) .. ..1071 10 3112 Royal Artillery match (GRES- G)C 10 837 -Si vendetta (Duet) .. .. . 26 10 3059 Ruby. Fox-Trot (VLNCLVTLot'TL''R 12 .15163 -Tutlo le feste (Duet) 12 10 3277 Ruddigore Sel. (GRE;e. 10 D5518 -Tutte le feste (Finze-Mogrint-S) 99 10 2460 Rule Britannia & Vocal (SCOT- GvF- 12 D17742 -Tutte lc feste (Duet)
.. ..112 10 2409 Rule Britanuia (BRITISH GD5.ra`r'12 A5180 --Vtelis Ü Drn- (DueA
.. -- 12 I10 3120 Rio Sights Wnt!z (PRrmcEýs Dcr. 0 c.) 70
10 ],i3' Rule Britannia (SCCrs GQ:vcn,, 12134 Rule Britannia -C^'ý1C1
052 Runnin' R'ild. Blu, o' IT .,, 1'"'I10 2364 River of Fears cHcnv,t., 0 .. ..
80 1 12
?iL"HABETICAL INDEX, contd.
_373 Russian Church Parade (Scots Gns.) 62 12 L1337 Scherzo in'C' minor (Violin & Piano) 45 P848 Russian Cradle Song (SAVOY ORCH.) 67 10 3196 Schottische (Hop Scotch) (GREN. Gus.) 60 D1373 Russian Dance (Kennedy-Violin).. 41 1 12 F1076 Sehnitza Komisski (HENSON) 47, 50, 52
Ili :!70 Russian National Anthem (BAND) 63 1 12 127 Schubert Serenade (V., F. & H.) . 83
e) )6 Russian Rag, Fox-Trot (FrrinR's 0.) 77 1 12 L1199-0 Schumann Qa. (Lon. String Qtl.) ..
43'!' ',:'67 Russian Rose, Fox-Trot (SAv. H. Bo.) 89 iu D1465 Rustle of Spring (.if urdorh-Piano) 38 1ý 513 Ruy Blas Over. (GRENADIER Goo.) .. 58
S
'i'1057 Safety First (Robcy) 51,57 12 J49 Sailing at Dawn (WILLIAMS ith Q'TTE
and LON. SYM. ORCH.) .. 94 ;6 3551 Sailors Hornpipe (PIPE SOLO), . .
85 . -095 Sailors Hornpipe-Children's Dance 106 It, 32.40 Sailor's Life (EDGAR COYLE-B) .
93 1? :1073 Sail my Ships (C. Butterworth) 24, 46, 54 12 ]1074-77 ' Sally" Vocal Nos. .. ..
53
12 L1338-9 Schumann Sonata in 'A ' minor(Violin & Piano).. .. 44
12 L1321 Scontrino Qtte. (Lon. String Qtt.) 43 12 1,1470 Scotch Step (Beethoven) Busoni-P.) 37 12 347 & 348 Scrooge (Wna.IAnss-Recit.) 104 12 L1398 Sea Dirge, A (Elwes-T) .. .. 19 10 2859 Sea Fever (EDGAR CGYLE) .. .. 93 10 2366 Sea Road (BATES-B).. .. .. 24 10 2940 Seaside Posters (HASTINGS) ..102 12 L1048 Seasons, The (Jose Collins & Chorus) 46 12 L1500-1 Sea-Suite (Frank Bridge and
Lon. Sym. 0rch.) .. 33 10 3072 Second Hand.Rose, Fos-Trot .. 75 10 3332 See Amid the Winter's Snow (COYLE .
:' '" Sa11y Sei. (FING%'S ORCH.) 53 and TRW) .. .. ..
93
,,1 Sally " Ballet Music (THEATRE ORCH.) 53 10 3111 See What I mean ? (GEO. ROIIEY) 5$$
''1077 Sally (Song) (Dud) 47,53 1 12 908 Segreto di Susanna Overture (L.S.O.) 6$ `'.16 "Sally" Waltz (CENTURY DCE.ORCH.) 74 12 L1225 Segaidillas Gitanas (Instru. Trio)
.. 45
;;141 Sally Won't you come back, Fox-Trot 70 12 870 Selling a Car (H. TATE & Co.-Sk? 104 2103 Sally in Our Alley (WHEATLEY-T) .. 91 12 450 Semiramide Overture (:d"'; ORCH.) 66
J= '.1078 Sally is our Alley (Lon. String QL) .. 43 1
12 L1395 SemiramideOverture (Sir H. J. Wood's-10 1,14i6 Sally in our Alley (blullings-7) .. 20 In 157 Salome Intermezzo (ELLERY BAND) .. 64
31350 Salome, Fox-Trot (CEN. DCE. OR.) 77 3201 Salt Water Ballads (GREEN-B) .. 94
" 3244 Salt Water Ballads (CORE-B) .. 93 1478 & 21542 Salut d'Amour (St)rwxLLER) 86 _664 Salut d'Amour (BARRERE; Flute) .. 86
SAMSON E2 DELILAH : 721.4 -"Mon Caw s'ouvre " (Clara Butt) 6
jr) [15519 -0 Aprile foriero (Farscans-S) ..107 1--' A3280 -Priiaemps qui (Gay-Gus.) .. 16
14 135519 -S'apre per to (Frascani-S) ..107 12 343 -Softly Awakes (HERw1TN) 89
A5280 -Softly Awakes my Heart (Gay-C) 16 0 2328 -Softly Awakes My Heart (BRONSICILL)89If) 1266 -Softly Awakes my Heart (Cornet) 86
Orchestra) .. .. .. ..12 7193 -Bel Raggio '(Stralia-S) 8 10 3243 Serenade (MURCrrm-Flute) .. .. 80 10 3288 Serenade (FLUTE and CLARINET) .. 88 12 74029 Serenade Strauss (Nordica-Sa- 1&. 10 2559 Serenade-Drdla (STROCKOFF-Vio.) 85 12 444 Serenade (LEGGETT-Cornet) .
80 10 2360 Serenade a Kube!ik (GONI-Violin) ..
84 10 1188 Serenade d'Amour (Violin Duet) .
83 10 1856 Serenade d'Amour (ELLERY BAND) 64 12 L1070 Serenade (A rensry) (Parlow-Violin) 41 12 L1100 Serenade (Piernc) (Squire-'Celle) 42 10 2972 Serenade (ARENSKV) (DORF-Violin) 84 10 2684 Serenade (WIDOR) (TRIO DE LUTECE) 82 12 L1126 Serenade (Wider) (Inst. Trio) .. 44 12 673 Serenade (Chaminade-Piano) .. 39.
777 Sand Dunes, Fox-Tröl (Lox. D. O.).. 76 fI 10 3288 Serenade (Flute and Clarinet) .. 86
" O64 Santa Claus Arrives-Children's Descrip- 12 1.1039 Serenade (Squirc; (Squi.e-'Cello) 42. tive Recitation (G. GIRARD) 106 1 12 1,1245 Serenade-Belgium 1915 (Lon. Sin Q.) 43
:,064 Santa Clans and His Toys (G. GIRARD) 106
.10.18 Sarabanda (Sammmrs-Violin) .. 40
176 Saved by Grace (GIPSY Suns) 99 2269 Save the last Waltz for me, Waltz .. 72
10 1193-4 Savoy Lancers (GRRN. GUARDS BD.) 60 :'156 Say it while Dancing, Fox-Trot .. 72 3125 Say it with music (Duet)
..102 +ß!D1 Say it with music. Fox-Trot . 72 1,1313 Say no more (T'yte and Green) 48,56
iý' 1162 Say No ! that's all (DUPREZ) 49 10 3114 Say Persianna, Fox-Trot (SAVOY
HAVANA BAND) . .. 68 ''-1873 Say you intend (G. H. ELLIOTT) ..100 1L' 2223 Scarf Dance (CELESTE) .. 84
1. 656 Scarf Dance (MURDOCH-Piano) . 38 12 1192.3 Scenes Alsaciennes (CARDS REPUB. 83 +=' 908 Scenes Historique (LON. SYM. ORCg.) 65
'545 Scenes Pittoresques (GARDE REPUB.) 63 Scenes that are Brightest (see Marriana)
-1355-6 Scheherazade, M. 4 (A. Coates and London Symphony Orch.) -. 34
1.1429 Scheherazade, Pt-.2 (A. Coates andLondon Symphony Orch.) .. 34
:Al Scherzo in 'B' minor (Packmann-
12 7241 Serenade (Schubert-Elman) (Seidel-V) 3910 3342 Serenata (Toselli) (CASINO ORCE.) 67 10 2470 Serbian National Anthem(B.G.BAND) 63 12 L1480-4 Seventh Symphony (Weingartner
and Lon. Sym. Orch.) .
33- 10 2549 79th's Farewell, etc. (1AUDER's PIPE
BAND) .. .. .. 87 10 2441 Shade of flit Palm (COYLE-B) .. 92 10 1847 Shadows (McEwAN-'r) .
98 12 L1426 Shamus O'Brien Overture (Hale Or.) 34 10 2551 Shean Trews, etc. (BAGPIPE SOLO) 87 12 756 She alone Charmeth (N. ALr.rts) 28, 10 3289 Sheba T'ox-Trot (SAVOY HAVANA BD.) 69. 12 L1154 She is far from the Lana (Etsdell-T) 18. 12 700 She is far from the Land (E. HOOK) .. 90, 10 3206 She loves Me, Fo*-Trot (Cor,UMsIANS) 75, 10 3131 She's Mire, all Aline (AYLR) ..101, 12 L1223 She spoke to me first (Geo. Robey) 51. 12 11458 She Wandered Down (Labbede-S) 10. 10 2516 She wandered down (BricaMAN-S).. 9 10 2986 She was wonderful (NA"r D. AYEti) ..101. 12 L1187 She'd a hole in her stocking (Gerard) 47 10 3092 Sheik, Fox-Fot (MELODY Dots) . 73 12 L1006 Shepherd's Fey (Str H. Wood S Or.) 31. 12 598 Shepherd's Cradle Song (CovLE-B) 92. 12 L1424 Shepherd's Dance (A. Maclean & New
Queen's Hall Lt. Orch.) . 35. T,1033 iz,^.hcr.' Ftnr.ri'.s Dance it Y.
t1'on� t O';h.) ., . 31
'10 D1460 Shepherd, See Thy Horse's Foaming Mane (.Allir-8) .. ..
27 10 2321 Shepherd's Dance (Score GUARDS)
.. 62
12 223 Sheridan's Ride (DAvESPORr-R) ..104'10 3085 Shining Moon (COLOMBO'S SAVOY OR.) 67 10 2520 Shipmates o' Mine (COYLE-B) ..
92 10 2381'Ship o Mine (BATES-B)
. 24
JO D1396 Shipmates o' Mine (Thorpe Bates) ..
24 10 2960 Ships that pass (COYLE-B) .. 93
'12 13048-1"1053 SHOP GIRL, Vocai Numbers.. 56
12 822 -Selections (GAIETY THEATRE ORCH.) 56 12 F1050 -Shop Girt (Song) (Eselyn Laye) .. 56 10 3129 Shout all over God's Heaven (FIsZ
JUBILEE QTTE.) .. 96 12 850 Showman (B. WILLIAMS--Reci(.) ..104 1S I, 1388 Shrawley Round, The (Julius
Harrison and O ch.) .. 36 10 3124 ShuBin' Alone (AYER) ..10112 L1237 S4urr-u0 (Gio. Robev) .. .. 51 1 12 L1517 Solveie's Song (New Oueen's f a!10 3326 Shy, Fox.Trot (RFsER TRIO) .. .. 74 j D.-Orch.) 19 10 2264 Sidney Carton's Farewell (WILLIAMS) 104 1 12 1,1458 Solseig's Song (LaLbctte-S) ..
1012 1,1317 Sidney's in Civvies (Vesta Tilley) .. 48 12 L1399 S I E G F R I E D. Forging Song
(Mullings) 20 12 L1425-6 Sieghie4 Idyll (A. Coates & L.S.O.) 34 10 2953 Sigh no more (COYLE-B)
.. 93 12 F1080 Silhouettes (Huntley 1Vrigkt) 52 10 3123 Silh,,uettes (SIGRRAS-T)
.. 81 10 3227 Silver Canoe, Fox-Trot (SAY. HAY. BD.) 69 10 2290 Silver Dewdrop (INsr. TRIO) .. .. 83 10 X240 Silver Ring (Clara Bult) 8 12 867 Silver Star Waltz (CEN. Dca. ORCH.) 74 10 3061 Silver Star (SILVER-T) ..101 12 L1003 Silver Threads (Squire-'Cello) 42 10 2804 Silver Threads (TAYLOR TRIO) 83 i0 D1334 Si mes viers avaient des ailes (S,!uire)
Siciliana (see Cavalieria Rust.) 42 12 A5201 SIMON BocCANEGRA : It tacerato
spirito (Maidones-Basso) .. 28 12 373 Simon the Cellarer (SANTLEV-B)
. 92 10 1477 Simple Aveu (Violin, Harp & Flute).. 83 10 2268 Simple Aveu (BARRERE-Flute)
.. 86 12 447 Sincerity (BATES-B)
.. 24 10 3164 Since you have Smiled (GRAHAM-T) 94 10 3348 Sing Along Sambo (GREY & Q'TTE)
�101 10 316(1 Staging Fox-Trot (RADIO ORcH.) . 74 12 7137 Sing, joyous Bird (Elsa Stralia-S) 8 10 2826 Sing me to Sleep (TAYLOR TRIO) . 83 10 3110 Sing Sing (GEo. RovEY) .. 52,5710 3140 Siug-Song Man, Fox-Trot (HAPPY Six) 71 10 3052 Siren of Southern Sea, Fox-Trot 71 1'l 734 Sirens Jazz (LON. DANCE ORCH.) . 76 10 3050 Sirens Valse (LONDON DANCH ORCH.) 77
ALPHABETICAL INDEX, CJJ:td.
1010
101010121012101212
3182 Smilin' Through (DONALD GaARAM-T)101 3007 Smith, Jones, Robinson, etc.
SHIELDS) 101 2843 Smoke Cloud- (B;LLrL LLOYD) ..101.
. 9Y 2405 Smoking Room (COYLE-E)
3156 Sneak, Fox-Trot (EDDIE FLEIN'S ü:<.! 2 L1108 Snowy Breasted Pearl (O'Brier.-I tO D1335 So /are thee well (D'Oisly-T) 11 7131 Softly and gently (Clara Butt & Chonsi 1 1844 Softly and Tenderly (MCEWAN-T) .
9tl161 Softly and Tenderly (CHOIR).. . vu 285 Softly and Tenderly (DIIET).. 108
Softly awakes my' Heart (see Sanaun and Delilah).
568 Solace Valse (GaEN. Gos. BAND) . " 5d Solliers' Chorus (see Fausfl.
10 1638 Soldiers of the King (SCUTS GUARDS) 61 10 2451 Soldiers' Reminiscences (HAsiivc,)l0t
IL 947 Solveig's Song (VIOLIN Or STR. l2 111. 12 837 Somebody, Fox-Trot (LON. DA. ORCH. 77 10 1848 Some Day (McEwAN-T) ..
93 12 MCll Some Day (Phyllis Dare) .. + 'S 10 1843 Somebody (MCEwAN-T) 98 12 909 Somebody Knows (Grrsy SMm') 99 10 3266 Some Day in Cambay, Fox-Trot (S-'',
59 HAVANA BAND) .. 10 3138 Some Sunny Day, Fox-Trot 72 10 3131 Some Fellows get all the Girls (AVc_!'01 10 3301 Some Little Someone, Fox-Tn.:
(COLUMBIANS) 7J
10 D1436 6ometirnes in my Dreams (FisdeU- 7; 11 10 1850 Sometime We'll Understand(MCEWAS; 94 10 2378 Somewhere a Voice (Duet) ..
95 12 1,1130 Somewhere a Voice (EisdeU-T) . " 14 12 L1358 Somewhere a Voice (Coates-T) .
17 10 3077 Somewhere in Hawaii (Guitar, Ban).
,ý and Ukulele) 12 L1337 Sonata, Brahms 3rd (Vln. and Piano) 41 12 I.1440 Sonata (Grieg) (Violin and Piano! ..
+5 12 L1149 Sonata in 'A' major (Violin & Pu,;!. 45 12 L1338-9 Sonata in 'A ' minor (Schuman'(
(Violin and Piano) 45 12 L1494-6 Sonatain'A ' (Mozart) ( Vin & Pr.
.115 12 L1413 Sonata Pathetique (Murdoch-Phan gi 12 I,1396-7 Sonata in'D' minor (Vin. & Pi,nz., 45 12 1.1291 Song of Ha-Hi-Lo-Da (Nelson A-'') 50
12 1.1414 Song of Hybrias the Cretan (.4llin' . 27
10 D1445 Song of India (Bratza-Violin) 40 12 L1353 Song of the Bow (.4llin-Bass) ..
7
12 I.1238 Song of the Chimes (Dud) .. 4ý6, 55
10 2035 Sit Roger de Coverlet'-Children's 12 L1027 Soni of the Rhine Daughters (.Sir :1. Dance (LON. DANCE ORCH.) .. 106 Wood & Orch.) .
31 12 L1153 Six days' leave (Vesta Tilley) 48 12 949 Song of the Sou'-Wester (WILLIA.L-3 10 3235 Sixty Seconds Ev'ry Minute, Fox-Trot 75 with Q'xTE & LON. SYM. ORCH.) 94
12 F1046 Skyrocket (Edith Day) .. 47,54 12 7122 Song of Thanksgiving (Stralia-s)
10 2698 Slavonic Dance No. 2 (KENNEDY) .. 41 12 7,1504 Song of Volga Boatmen (Allin-B.1 12 L1387 Slavonic Dances (.Sires. J. Wood's Or.) 32 ]0 2954 Song of Volga Boatmen (W.EVANS-'Le)'1v 10 2131 Slaidhurn March (ST. HILDA COL. BD.) 64 10 2580 Song that reached my heart (COYr.I.) e2 12 1,1031 Slave Qua Op. No. 26 (IAn. St. Qt.) 43 10 1857 Song of Village Women (ELI.ERRY Bo i 61 10 2702 Sleep and the roses (MACELIN-T)
.. 91 10 2185 Songs of Old London (Hr R.viN-C. 89 10 2782 Steep and the roses (HARRISON--T).. 91 22 1,1250 Songs of Hebrides (Frank Mutlingsi -0 10 3177 Sleeping Princess-Fairy Story 10 3112-4 Song., of the Fair (H. HEYNERI .
94 (BRANSITY WILLIAMS) .. .106 12 949.51 Songs of the Fleet (WILLIAMS &
70 31u6 Sleep little babeo' mine (ETHEL HOOK) 90 Q'TTE, With LON. SYM. ORCH.) 10 3085 Sleigh Drive at Night (ORCH.) . 67 I 12 746 Songs my Mother Sang (COYLE) 10 2868 Smiles (UNITY QTTE.( ..103 10 2617 Fongs my mother taught (GANGS 13 737 Smiles, Fox-Trot (DANK HARVEY'S 110,)78 18 1,1119 Songs my Mother taught (Eines- 7 ID 52 764 Smiles, then Kisses (PRINCE'S ORCH.) 75 10 X243 Songs my Mother taught(Lashansks it
10 292:3 Smiles, then Kisses (GUITARS) . 82 10 1624 Songs without Words (Harp).. 83
10 2755 Smiles, then Kisses (CASINO ORCH.'. - 67 30 141374 Sonnetl XVIII. (F_-lwes-2'j " i9 10 X264 Sntilin' Through (Dame Clara Burt;.. 8 I2 1.1234 So sent O'er seemed (G. Elan es) 1t'
AL:H&BETICAL INDEX, CO>::d.
)1 606 So what's the use (Hrrcncoex) .. 100 1 12 900 Swanee River Moon Waltz .. . 7%11 829 Soudan, Fox-Trot (DIXIELAND BD.) 77 12 7158 Soul of mine (Straka) .. 8 10 3799 Sound an Alarm (JORDAN-T) .. 91 10 I!3ä Sounds from Home (V., H. &F.) . 83
)40-56 SOUTHERN MAID Vocal Numbers 53 b .0 -Selection (DALY's THEATRE ORCH.) 53
12 2.1411 Southern Love (Jose Collsnc) 46,53 10 Southern Rose, Fox-Trot (SAVOY HAY.
BAND) . 69 10 3128 South Sea Isles, Fox-Trot (HAPPY SIX) 71 10 11(410 Souvenir (Frances Macmillen) 40 12 1-1073 Spanish Bolero (Inst. Trio) .. . 44 JO 3300 Spanish Moon, Tango Fox-Trot
(SPECHT ORCH.) .
70 12 944 Speed the Plough-Reel (CALEDONIAN
ORCHESTRA) .. ..
78
10 2244 Speed the Plough (COYLE-B) . 92 12 824 Sphinx, Fox-Trot (DIxrELAND Bn.) ..
77 12 249 Spinet, The (COVLE-B) .. .. 92 ii 2:.5 Spotty (WIr.LIAMS-Recit.) .. -
104 11 2217 Spring Morning (LAWRENCE-BOV-S) 88 10 :1231 2 Spring Sonata (Vin. and Piano) .. 45 10 Spring Song (CRERNIAVSKY TRIO) .. 83 -2771 Spring long (ELLERY BAND) 64 16 U 1367 Spring Song " Latoma " (White-S) 15 11 2.1361 Spring Song (Hofmann-Piano) .. 37 1$ 'sS9 Squire's Popular Songs Sel. (GRENADIER
GUARDS) . 59 IC 52201 STABAT MATER : Pro . peccalis
(Mardoues-Bass) 28 12 594 Stage Door] per (B. WILLIAMS) ..104 12 100 Star of Love k,7., H. &F-) ..
83 '0 2441 Star of my Soul (COYLE-B) ..
92 12 686 Star of the Night ;SnnTHSON) ..
88 12 71.52 Star Spangled Banner (.Stralia) 8 10 2713 Star-Spangled Banner (ALEXANDER) 91 10 1.786 Stars and Stripes March (Scots GDs.) 61 10 2749 (NAT. MIL. BAND) 64 10 3137 Stealing, Fox-Trot (HAPPY SIX) .. 73 10 '.02 Steadfast and True 1llarch(GREN.GDS.) 60 I(' 1923 Steamboat Medley (IRENA QUAE.) ..103 16 3323 Stephanie Gavotte (CELESTE) ..
84 10 ',:,',7 Stet Fortuna Donors (CHORUS)
.. 96 1: J47 Still as the Night (VIOLIN & STRING
QUARTETTE).. .. ..
85
10 2195 Still as the Night (Duet) ..
95 1( 3226 Stoclcrider's Song (WILLLSMS-B) . 94 10 3i116 Stop it, One-Step (ARNOLD'S Nov. BD.) 78 10 D1437 Storm Fiend (Allin--Bass) .. 27 10 2.1304 Story of my Life (Geo. Robey) . 51 12 L1174 Strange Harmony (D'Oisly-Tenor) 10 12 592 Straussiand Waltz (PRINCE'S DCE...) 76 10 3130 Street of Quiet Windows (GREEN) .. 94 10 3319 Strip the Willow (CALEDONIAN ORCH.) 78 l0 31;36 Stumbling, Fox-Trot. (RAY MILLER 0.) 68 10 5275 S1 uttering Fox-Trot (Frisco Synco.).. 71 10 ''217 Summer (LAWRENCE-Boy-S) ..
88 12 11:36 Summer Night (Clara Butt-C) 6 12 21101 .Summertime on Bredon (Eitves-T) 17 ,0 3266 Sunshine, Fox-Trot (Sav.HAV. BAND) 69 12 7ti5 Slnshine Girl, Sels. (PRINCE'S ORCII:) 78 12 Li261 Sunshine of your Smile (J. Coates).. 17 10 2496 Sunshine of your Smile (SETON-T) .. 96 12 !171 Sunshine of your Smile (PEINCE's OR.) 65 12 1,1012 Sunset on the Veldt (Squire--'Cello) 42 12 631 Surprise Symphony (Gren. Gds. Band) 59 1'0 3132 Susquehanna Shore (Guitars) .. 82 1'1 2540 Sussex by the Sea March (Sc. GDS.).. 02
1.1197 Ssendsen's Romance (Sammons-V) 37 10 29-:5 Swan The (BARRERE-Flute) .. 86
10 3203 Swanee Smiles, F-Trot (SAV. HAV. BD.) 69 10 3278 Sweet and Low (CENTURY QUARTETTE) 96 10 3049 Sweet and Low (I:THEL HOOK--C) ..
90 10 3017 Sweet and Low Waltz .. .. ..
72 12 130 Sweet Bird (VINCENT-S) . 89 10 2755 Sweet Delusion Waltz (CASINO ORCH.) 67 12 1,1180 Sweet Genevieve (Neilsen-S) .. 14 10 2934 Sweet Genevieve (INST. 'ran) .. 83 12 803 Sweet Hawaiian Moonlight Waltz .. 77 10 3074 Sweethearts, Fox-Trot (JAZARIAIBA OR.)73 10 3103 Sweet Lady, Fox-Trot (COLOMBIANS) 70 10 3145 Sweet Indiana Home, Fox-Trot . 70 12 129 Sweet Longing Romance (V., F. & H.) 83 12 2550 Sweet Maid (LAUDER PIPE BAND] .. 87 10 3302 Sweet One, Fox-Trot (HAPPY Six) ..
72 10 X228 Sweetest (lower that blows (C. Butt-C) 7 10 1991 Sweetest flower that blows (HERWIN) 89 10 D1367 Sweetest Story ever told (White-S),. 15 10 3295 Sweetheart, Fox-Trot (SAVOY HAVANA
BAND) .. 69 10 3299 Swinging Down the Lane, Fox-Trot
(COLUEBIAIe'S) 70 10 2697 Swing Song (KENNEDY-Violin) .. 41 10 2551 Sword Dance (PieE SoLo) .. .. 83 12 F1068-9 "Sybil" Vocal Numbers . 52 12 856 " Sybil " Sei. (HERMAN FINCK & OR.) 52 10 2050-1 " Sylvia " Ballet (GREN. GUARDS.) 59 12 L1077 Sympathy (O'Brien-T)
.. 20
10 3334 Symphanola Fox-Trot (BANJO) .
87 10 3268 Symphobia, Fox-Trot (WHITE COONS) 74 12 L1006 Symphony No. 4 (Tschaikowsky)
(Sir H. J. Wood's Orch.) 31 12 L1489-92 Symphony No. 6 (Pitkeiique)
(Sir H. J. Wood & Orch.) . 33 12 L1480-4 Symphony No. 4 (Beethoven)
(Weingartner & Lon. Sym. Orch.) 33 1,1011 Symphony Antar (Beecham Sym.Or.) 34 L1365 Symphonie Fspagnole (Sammons-V) 40 L1016 Sym. Pathelique (Beecham Sym. Or.) 34 1,1132 Symphonic Dance (Beecham Orch.) 34 2973 Syncopated Blacksmith (H asTxNGS)..102
T
3196 " Ta Bouche " Fox-Trot (Savoy HAVANA BAND) .. .. 69
12 954 'Taiut Nobody's Business, Blues (SAVOY HAVANA BAND) 68
10 D1411 Take a pair of sparkling eyes(Coates) 17 10 D1335 Take a pair of sparkling (D'Oisly) 17 12 322 Tales of Hoffmann, Barcarolle (Duet) 98 12 D1325 -Barcarolle (Squire-'Cello) .. 42 12 147 -Barcarolle (HAYDN ORCH.) . 87 12 208 -Barcarolle (SCHwILLaa-'Cello).. 86 10 3333 -Barcarolle (CIIESNIAVSSY Taio) 83 10 2532 -Barcarolle (Duet) .. .. .. 95 10 A1214 -Barcarolle (Duet) . 15 10 A1213 -Les Oiseaux clans la (Zeppiili-S) 16 12 322 -Selection (PRINCE'S OIcH.)
.. 9i? 10 2887 -Selection (GREN. GDS. BAND) . 59 12 F1047 Talk of the Town (Robert Hale) 30,54 12 678 Tally-Ho ! (LITTLE Treu) ..100 12 L1506 Tambourin (Sir H. J. Wood c Orch.) 33 10 D1329 Tarnbourin (.Squire--'Cello) .. 42 10 D1439 Tambourin (Bralza-Violin) 40 12 L1461 Tambourin Chinois (Rratza-Violin) 4010 3196 Tampa Bay, Fox-Trot (Sav. Hav. i3D.) 69
13 513 T.SNCREDI-Over. (GRENADIER GDS.) 58
10 2423-4 Tangled Tunes (CASINO ORCH.) ..
67IY -Sa.'an, Tit; (.Squire-,Col6o) 39 1 12 782 Tango Bonita, Tango (Pai^"ce's BD.) ß;
SHmr+e. (ýc-5ten (:.(: Rcr BAND) 85 I 12 783 Tanýo Ir,nd (PBCtI'F.'S Bn_'ý.. fie
.. _. ý t (g'2U71 Saue (Jý`SOýi . .. ..lllo 10 3216 Tdn_onin _PRO ,r,1", l:iRtie,
TANNHAUSER: .72 A5281 Dich theure (Fremstad)
.. .. 13
12 453 -Fantasia (MILAN SYM. ORCH.) .
66 12 885 -Grand March (GRAND OPERA Co.) 97 12 101 -Grand March (ROYAL GDs. BD.) 63 12 L1021 -Grand March (Sir If. Wood & Or.) 31 12 7243 -O Hall of Song (Stralia-S) 9 12 7257 -Hall of Song, Duet (.Stralia and
Mullings) 9 10 D5509 -0 Star of Eve (Formichi-B) ..107 12 7187 -0 Star of Eve (Canals-'Cello) .. 41 JO D1415 -O Star of Err (.Squire-'Cello) .. 43 12 296 -Overture 1CoURr SYM. ORCH.) ..
66 JO 2332 -Overture (MCCLELLAx-Organ).. 84 J2 L1196 -Overture (Sir H. J. Wood's Orch.) Si 10 2446 -Pilgrim's Chorus (SCOTS GUARDS) 62 10 2325 --Pilgrim's Chorus (SELL.4RS-Organ) 54 12 1,1383 -Pilgrimage to Rome (Muliings-Tj 20 12 180 --Selections (ROYAL GUARDS BAND) 63 12 L1378 -Venusberg Music (Sir H. J. Wood
& Orchestra) .. .. 32 10 D1401 Tarantella (Squire-'Ce11o) .. 43 12 A5128 Tarantella Napoletana (Campanari) 26 JO 3288 Tarantelle (Flute an.r Clarinet) 86 10 2464 Taxi, One-Step (LON. DANCE ORCH.) 77 10 3148 Tessin' Fox-Trot (PAUL BIESE ORCB.) 73 12 593 Telephone Drama (CYRIL MAUDE) ..101 10 3159 Tell Her at Twilight (HAPPY Six) . 71 10 2944 Tell Me (MURRAY & Q'TETTE.) ..103 10 2957 Tell Me (AL JOLSON) .. ..100 12 797 Tell Me, Fox-Trot (Lore. DANCE ORCH.) 76 10 2964 Tell Me, Fox-Trot (WALD.Asr.ORCH.) 77 10 3305 Tell Ale with a Melody (COURTLAND) 49 10 3294 Tell Me with a Melody, Fox-Trot
(SAVOY HAVANA BA.YD) .. 69 12 597 Temple Bells (UNION Sym. ORcw.) .. 66 10 1684 Temple Bells (CoYLE-B) .. 92 10 2955 Tempo di Minuetto (LEVEY-Violin) 85 12 842 Tents of Arabs, Fox-Trot (LON. D. OR.) 77 10 3035 Ten Little Bottles (BERT WILLIAMB)102 10 3084 Ten Little Fingers, Fox-Trot .. .. 70 In Di392 Terence's Farewell (G. O'Brien) 21 10 2771 That dear old Home of Mine (Duet).. 102 10 2931 That old fashioned mother (Q'TETTE)103 10 3325 That Red Head Gal, Fox-Trot
(COLOMBIANS) .
71
10 2917 That wonderful mother (UxrrY QTTE.) 103 10 3168 That's Another one Gone (GLEN-B) 82 10 2909 That's it. Fox-Trot (JAZARIMBA ORCH.) 76 10 2931 That's what God made (Q'TErrE) ..103 12 828 That Naughty Waltz (COL. D. OR.) 77 10 1468 That would be lovely (DUET)..
. 80
12 1,1218 Theme and Variations (Sammons) ..
40 12 301 There is a Green Hill (HERwlN-C).. 89 12 283 There is joy in my Soul (GIPSY SMITH) 99 12 L1135 There's a Colleen (O'Brien-T) . 20 1? 7270 There's a Land (Dame Clara Butt) 7 10 2464 There's a land (BATES-B) .. .. 25 12 MC14 There's a light (Dare & Grossmith) 49,51 10 2708 There's a long trail (UNITY QTTE.) ..102 10 2743 �
(JACOB'S TROCAD'NS) 67 10 3038 They call me Dolly Varden (A. CROFT) 57 10 2143 They al! laugh like me (ARTHURs) 103 10 D1396 They all love Jack (Thorpe Bates)
.. 24
-10 3036 There's another little Girl I'm fond of (STERNDALE BENNETr)
.,102 They call nie Mimi (see La Boheme).
JO 1924 Thistledown (PRINCE-Concertina) .. 87 JO 2538 Thora (FOSTER-B) . 93 10 D1338 Those Azure, Azure Eyes (D'Oisly-T) 17 10 3214 Those Longing Blues, Fox-Trot
.. 72
10 3113 Thou art ri'en, my beloved (GREEN) 94 10 1845 Thau Remainest (McEwAN-T)
. 98
10 3189 Thousand Rinses Waltz (CENTURY OR.) 74
ALPHABETICAL INDEX, CM:id.
12 MC12 Thousands of Years Ago (P. Dare) 47, 55 10 3062 Three Bears, The--Fairy Store
(BRANSBY WII.LIAMC) .. 106
10 2472 Three Blind 'Alice (SCOTS GuARDs) ..
h2 12 1,1134 Three Blind Mice (Si,
.H. J. Woad? :1)131
12 L1212 Three Cuban Dances (Vesne-P'asoi s) 12 843 Three Dale Dances (COURT SYN. OR.) 66 12 395 Three Fishers went Sailing (H&esc a) .99 12 7124 Three Fishers went Sailing (C. Butt (:) 6 10 3063 Three \I,itUe Pigs-Children's St,,nv
(BRANSBY WILLIAMS)
10 F2 Three Little Words (Bannerman) 10 3203 Three oclock in Morning, Valse (S
HAVANA BAND) 10 2976 Three o'clock in Morning, Valse 10 2075 Through Jordan (Sacred) 10 D1368 Thy Beaming Eyes (Clark-B)
li!8STti3779J
. '_'S10 X250 Till 1 Wake (Clara Butt--C) ..
8
.. .. "ý 10 1685 Till I Wake (COYLE--BI 12 597 Till I Wake (UNION SFM. ORCH.) 66 10 2378 Till May Brings Back (Duet) .
95 10 2618 Till Sands of the Desert (BATES--- "-'5 10 2917 Till we meet again (UNITY QTTE 103 12 770 Till we meet again (Lore. DANCE 0 7ü 12 1,1067 Till's Merry Pranks (Wood & Ore `.i B 10 3020 Timbuctoo, Fcx-Trot (P. Blase Tun-') 12 7134 Time's Garden (Clara Brat-C) 10 2773 Time's Roses (Hoof-C) . `D 10 3269 Time will tell, Fox-Trot (HAPPY 7"- 10 3146 Tippy Canoe Waltz (SAV. HAV. 13asr>I 68 10 X260 'Tis the Day (Mattirata) (Stracci<:r ri) ;7 12 128 Till's Serenade (Flute & Horn Duet) i3 12 499 Xitl's Serenade (RUSSIAN SYM. Oýcrrl 67 10 2976 Ti-too, Ti-too, One Step (LON. U. . r..)
77, 12 360 To Anthea (SANTLRY-B) .. ..
91 10 D1365 To Anthea (Fanning-B) .. ..
25 12 F1045 To be worthy (Edith Day) 46,54 10 D1460-1-2 To Julia (Song Cycle'
(Eisdell-T) 1) 12 F1046 To love you (Day & Michaelis) 47,54 10 D1393 To Mary (H. Eisdell) .. ..
18 12 L1164 To Memory of a Great Artist (7 ; 11 44 10 3310 To-morrow, Fox-Trot (Ten Lswts 1;1,1 75 10 3229 To-morrow Morning, Fox-Trot 72 10 11)99 To My Mother (V., F. & H.) .
83 10 1500 To Thee Waltz (P 1NcE-Con'ta) " "
87 10 2606 Toby Jug (COYte-B) " "
9t 12 L1473 Toccata in A major (Murdoch-Piaro) 38 12 7159 Tom Bowling (Ben Davies) .. .
17 12 L1502 Tom Jones-Three Dances (\f0
Queen's Hall Light Orchestra) 36 10 1638 Tommy Atkins March (SCOTS GUARV:;) el
10 2693 Tommy Lad (AurN-Bass) .. " 23
12 571 Tommy Lad ()ODDS--B) 46 12 400 Tony Weller ".Pickwick" (Wrt7.r":"ýýs1194 10 2863 " Tophole," Fox-Trot (Lox. DANCE'- 1"T 12 L1424 Torch Dance (A. Maclean &
Queen's Hall Lt. Orch.) . " d2 10 2322 Torch Dance (SCOTS GUARDS) Toreador's Song (see Carmen).
10 D8085 TosCA : E lucevan le Stelle (Bones-T( - 10 D1463 -E lucevan le Stelle (Lappas-T'23r 12 A5859 -E lucevan le Stelle (Zenatello) 10 A682 -E lucevan le Stelle (Constanlieo-T; '; 12 7200 -E lucevan le Stelle (Tom Burke) 1. 12 L1174 -No eyes on Earth (Buchman n2
19 D'Oisly) 12 A5195 -Preghiera (Boninse¢na-S) ."
11 12 A5178 -Preghiera (Cavaliers -S) . :
13 14 A5282 -Preghiera (Fremstad- S)
�3 10 D1456 -Recondita (LAPP,4s-T) l] ,. 10 D8085 -Recondita (Bonci-T) 21
10 A682 -Recondita (Constantino-T) " 22 11 12 7199 -Recorutita (Tom Burke)
..
.4LPI!ABETICAT. INDEX, C:1NId.
TOSCA-cmkinued. L1457 -Selection (A. Maclean & New
Queen's Flail Light Orch.).. 35 1'0 -Vissi d'arte (Stralin- -S) . ..
8 1.1166 -Vissi d'arte (Buckman-S) ..
9 Li 16F, -When Stars (D'Oisly -T). .
9 Lid :3 -When the Stars (Mnlliegs-T) ..
20 32-4 Trade Winds (COYLF.-B) . 93 21 II Trail that leads to Home (MoRT0S-B)102
11 K Tramp, tramp, tramp (UNITY QTTE.)103 2 4P'I Traums (RU5.S:AN SYsI. ORCH.) .
67 I.i.:3 Traume (Dreams) (Sir ll. Rood & Or.) 31
1 X!ä1 Traumerei ;Toscha Seidel-Violin) .. 39 0iä 6N Traumerei (Se MILER-'Cg)lo) . 86
'92; Traumerei (Dreaming) (I,EvEY-Violin) 85 7 Traumerci (`,V. Evans-'Cello) .. 85
3:37 Traumerei (Squire--'Cello) . . 42
- '3 TRAVIATA: Adlio (Finzi-Magrini-S)107 -Ah !Jors' e lui tFinzi-Magrini-S)107
_.2 -Ah ! fors' e hui (Bronskaja-S) .. 12
.). .:<4 -Ah ! fors' e hui (Garden-S) ., 14 21 -Brindisi (Duet) ..1117 -:11 -Dei mief bollenti (Bendineili-T)107
-Di provenza it mar (Forrnichi-B)107
-Di provenza it mar (Blancha,t-B) 25
-Di provenza it mar (Stracciari) .. 26 H I -Dice a to (Duet)
.. . 12
-Fantasia (MILAN SYM. ORCH.).. 66 1,1,E 3) -Far from Busy Throng (Duet) ... 10 1;"!ßl -Parigi o cars (Duet) .. ...12 di..;:.16 -Pura siccome (Duet) . 14
I -Prelude (ROYAL ITALIAN MARINES
BAND) .. .. 63
'-5°,4 -Quel eat done (Garden-,S).. .
14 1 4 -Selections (ROYAL GUARDS BAND) 63
I I -;;? -Sempre gibers (Finzi-Magrini-S)107 2 A3e1'L -Sempre !ibera (Bronskaja--S) ..
12 A:"''-,4 -Sempre !ibera (Garden-S) . 14
-t -Un di /elite (Duet).. 12 ' - Trepak (Dause Russe) (Fmrcx's ORCH.) 67
0 _ Triolet Polka (LAYCOCIe-Cornet) .. 87 Trio in ' C ' minor (Beethoven) (Inst.
Trio) . 45 23-5 'Frio in ' C' Beethoven (INS. TRIO) .. 83
ý1' Trio No. 3 in 'E' major (Mozart) 46 (Inst. Trio)
I3 Trio in' D' minor (CBERNIAVSKYTRIO)93 ,23 TRISTAN AND ISOLDE : Isoldes Lie-
bestod (Nordiea-S) . 15
1,I -Isolde's Liebestod (MILAN SY. OR.) 66 Li ,;46 -Isolde's Love Song (Gd. Syrn. Or.) 33 1.'.913 -Isolde's Love Song (Wood & Orch.) 31 1.:113 -Prelude (Sir H. Wood & Orch.) .. 31
13 Triste (Constantino-T) .. .. 22 "Troika (Russian Orch.) 36
5 Trooper Johnny Ludlow (Bates-B) 24 ,.i0 Trot Here and There (Labbette &
Williams) .. .. 10 a1 IL TROVATORE: Ah, si, ben mio
(Slezak-T) . .. .. 22
,70 -Alhostel monti (Duet) .. 16
75 -Anvil Chorus (RENA BAND) .. 64 )t -D'amor sully (Boninsegna-S) .. 11
) -Deserts (Constantino--T) .. . 22
-Deserto sulla terra (Oppezm-T)..107 -25 -Di quella pis (Oppeszo-T) ..107
-Ds quells (Constantino -T) 22 p ý'. 32 -Di quella I Zcostello-T) . 23
.l9 -Home to our Mountains (Duet) 97 1"33 -Home to our Mountains (Duet) 07
'1 -11 baler (Blarsehart-B) .. 23 (4 -Il boten (Stracciori-B) - . " 26
-Mira d'are,be lagrime (Duet) ..107
Ir, 'l'ROCAI OR--an;!i nr,rd. 12 287 -Mirerere jELLERY BAND) .. 64 12 264 --ýMisesý_e,Et:4.r,l;ppnet) 86 12 683 - 71iserere (l)uet) in Englleh) 12 A5399 -?tfi'.s'trer.'f?)i'et)" 12 A5370 11erieliarti (Duet)
. .. 16
10 D5527 - Pr Ana the d'altri (Duet) . ..103 10 107:1 gel CL1ons (RENA MSIL. BAND)
.. 64
10 3046 - Selection (GREN. GDS. BAND.) ..
60 10 A5215 -Stride
in roman (Freeman-S) ..
16 12 7197 Ta, ea la rwite (Stralia)
.. S
12 A5194 -Tacea
la notte (Boninsegna--S) .. 11
10 D5527 --
Fives! . . contenle (Duel) ..10810--
12 1,True loverviil(lWestmacott &Judfivan) 46 12 899 Triumphal March (FLICK'S ORCH., . 79 10 3181 Truly Fox-Trot (KNICKERBOCKER OR.) 73 12 897 Trumpeter (B.STES - B) .. .. 24 12 202 Trumpeter, The (HowE-Bass-B) .. 95 12 487-8 Tschaikowskv's Fifth Symphony (OR.) 65 10 D1419 'Twins April (EI=DELL--T! .. 1S 10 3084 Tuck Me to Sleep, Fox-Trot .
70 12 799 Tu tip Time, Fox-Trot (I,oNWcE.OR.) 77 10 2984 Tumble-down Nook by Sea (COYI.E) 93 10 3042 Twelfth St.Rag. (EXCEL. MARIMBA BD.) 71 10 r.1446 Twelve Davs of Xmas (Mullings) 2')
T\\-ILIIIHT OF THE Goss: 12 1,1488 -Haren':: Call (.9ltin--Bassi 27 12 1,1483 -Hagen's Watch (.411in-Bass) :17 12 1,1522 -Siegfrieds Death March (Halle Or.) 34 10 3296 Twilight on the Nile, Fox-Trot (SAVOR
HAVANA BAND) .. 69 10 2828 Two Eyes of Grey (C. HARRI5O'0 ..
91
10 D1402 Two Geenadters (Thorpe Bates) .. 24 ' 10 D1454 Two Studies (Chopin) (Povishnoff).. 38 10 3217 Two Little IVooien Shoes. Fox-Trot 73 12 171 Tyrolean Echoes (V.. F. & 11.) ..
83 10 D1379 Tyrolean Guide (Cochrane-11) 48 10 3095 Tv-Tee, Fox-Prot (ELEIN's ORcu.)
.. 72
10 D1425 Tzig-Trig (Dance Magtare) (Squirt) 43
U
10 2358 Un pen d'amour (PR,,NCF.'s ORCH.), 62, 76 12 L1407 Un Sonnet d'Amour (A lick McLean
and New Queen's Hall Orchestra) 33 10 2379 C.p from Somerset (FOSTER--B) 93 10 1058 Under the Double Eagle (SCOTS GDS.) 64 10 1449 Under the Double Eagle (PRINCE-C'ta) 87 12 L1307 Under the Moon (Marion Green) 49, 56 12 618 Underneath the Stars (PRINCI3'. BD.) 65. 10 26,39 Underneath the Stars (INST. TRIO) .. 83 10 2743 Underneath the Stars (ORCH.) . 67 12 244 Unfinished Symphony (COURT Sy. OR.) 66 12 L1360-1 Unfinished Symphony (1]. J. Wood's
Orchestra) .. .. 32 12 L1235 Unless (Hubert Eisdeal)
.. .. is 12 7219 Until (Elsa Stralia)
. S
12 L1123 Until(Kennerley Rumford) ..
23 10 2781 Until (HOOK-C) .. .. ..
90 10 2579 Until (CLARKE--T) .. .. ..
90 10 2331 Until (COYLE-T)
.. 92
10 3322 Until My Luck Comes Rolling ;lloeg, For-Trot (SAVOY HAVAINA BANn) G9"
12 Ll509 Uranus (" The Planets ") (Holst and London Sym. Orch.) .. .. 35
VA1.KYRIFi-LOnti rru:'d. 12 413 -Ride of` the Valkyries (BAND) ..
65 19 483 -Ride of the ValkyTies (MILAN OR.) 66 12 1,1390 -Wotan's Fare,cell (.4llin-Bass) 27 10 2897 Valse Bleue (HAWAIIAN GUITvRS) 82 10 D1364 Valse Bluette (Parlow-Vln.)
. 41 12 L1392 Valse Brilliante (Hofmann-Piano) 37 12 515 Valse Creole (GRENADIER GUARDS)
.. 58
70 3240 Valse de Concert (Flute and Clarinet) 86 12 1,1407 false de to Rheine (Alick Maclean
and New Queen's Hall Orchestra) 35 19 469 Valse des Fleurs (FINCK'S ORCH.)
, . 68
12 L1393 Valse Gracile (Hofniaen-Piano) 37 12 1,1103 Valse in 'G' flat (Pachmann) 37 10 2809 Val=e Lente (M Le MOSSEL-Violin)
.. 85
10 1909 Valse Royale (H. 31. Scorn GUARDS) .. 61 10 1446 Valse Septembre (CAsiNo ORCH.) ., 80 IT 183 Vale September (COURT SYM. ORCH.) 66 12 508 Valse Triste (GRENADIER Gnu.) .. 58 12 1.1162 Valse Triste (Beecham Sym. Orch.) 34 Ii 777 Vamp, The (LoN. DANCE ORCH.) ..
76 10 3229 Vamp Me, Fox-Trot (PAar. liiosn OR.) 72 10 3098 Vanished Army March (GREN. GUARDS) 60 10 2494 " Vicar of Bray" Variations
-.102 10 1719 Variety Polka (DE1Ro--Accordeon).. 87 10 3137 Venetian Love Boat, Fox-Trot
.. 73
10 2989 Venetian Moon (JAMES & HARRISON) 102 12 1,1394 Venezia e Napoli (Hoftnastn-Piano) 37 12 1.1499 Venus (" 7he Planets ") (Hols7 and
London Sym. Orch.) ..
35 Vesli la Giubba (see Pagliacci).
10 D1432 Vicar of Bray, The (K. Rumford! . - 24 10 1014 Vilja, Vilja (CASINO ORCH.) . .. 80 12 787 Village Blacksmith (ALLtN-B) . 23 13 L1383 Vilanelle (Sonata in 'G' major)
(.Salmon-'Cello! . 42
10 3304 Violet, Fox-Trot (S%V. HAV. BAND).. 69 JO 3295 Violeterra, Fox-Trot (SAV. HAV. BANDI 69 10 3117 Virginia Blue=. Fox-Trot (COLUMBIANE) 70 12 865 Virginia Valse (Cior ruRY DUE. ORCH.) 73
,10 2350 Violets (HERWIN-C) '... '
.. 89
19 2527 Vivandiere (DUFAULT-T) . .. 90
12 7189 Vor, de Primavera (Barrientos-S) ..
11 12 A5108 Vorrei (Constautruo-TI .. ..
21
w 10 3091 Wabash Blues, Fox-Trot (C(JLCMEC4reS) 70 12 1,1121 Wait (Hubert Eisdell-T)
. 18 10 3349 Wait till Ship Comes in (E. Hoots-C) 93 13 132 Waltz Song" Tom Jones" (VINCENT) 89 12 7223 Waltz Soong (Elsa Stralia)
. 8 10 D141(7 IVnlfQi,i .A'major(Bratza-V-iolirr).. 40 12 L1082 11'ultz in'E' minor (Hofmann)
.. 37
12 L1169 Walzer Marches (Inst. Trio) .. 45
12 930 Waltzes of Joyce, Medley Waltz 74 10 3293 Waltzing The Blues, 1Vaitz (SPECHT
U RCH.) .. 70 10 D1412 1Val!z-Scherzo (Kennedy-Violin( .. 41 10 3267 ;Cana Fox-Trot (SAVOY Hwv:1NA BD.) 69 12 1,1366. It'awlerei s Song, The (Atlin-Bass) 27 10 3201 Wanderer's Song (TOPLISE GRrEN-B) 94 10 3072 Wang Nang Blue=, Fox-Trot.. . 75 12 2419 War March of the Priests (PRINCE'S B.) 6i 10 247, Warbler's Farewell (V., F. & 11.) . 83 10 D1361 Nano, (Why i) (Hofmann-Piano) 37 10 3312 Warwickshire Wooing (WILLIAMS) .. 94 10 1786 Washington Greys (SCOTS G['ARDS)
.. 61
10 1088 Washington Post (RENA MIL. BAND) 64 10 2844 Watch below (AIa.IN-Bass) .. as 12 1,1301 Watchman, uhat of tire Nigh! 3 (Duet) 25 12 1,1437.8 Water Music Suite (Halle Orch.) .. 34 10 2_65 Wac dawn in Georgia (W"rrlrR SORS.) 96 12 P1447 11 e're gr!t'sg o:F:'y rich it (Trio) 50, 54
ALPIiABETfCAL IVDLT:, O, ( A.
10 2970 Wayfarers' Night Snag (CovLC.--°).. 4 10 3346 Way Down upon the Swanre I s r
(EDNA THOMAS) .. .. ..
8
12 I,1308 We ate not speaking not (Duet) 12 7130 We now have passed the gate (C. 9:e
, t)
10 1851 We shall shine as stars (MMCEw'as-T) 9 10 2786 We'd better bide a wee (BLAL^r--(:i10 3155 We'll Build a Cute little love n',t,
Fox-Trot (Ton LEWIS BARD, 12 F1021 Wedding in Lolhland Lee i1'n,f,10 1549 Wee McGiegor Patrol (SCOTS GUAs'US) d 1-" 859 Weeping Willow Lane Valse 7 10 3,192 Weep no more, my Mammc, Foe-Trot 7 10 A848 WERTHER : L)eh ! non mi
(Constantino-T) 10 3202 West Country Lad (Witti.asss--B) ..
A 10 1388 Weymouth Chimes (Scots Gt'nos?.. 612 L1315 What are Na»us % (Teyte & (:recta 48.)10 2292 What are the \Vild Naves Saying ?.. 912 P1087 What can t say ? Lily st. John) .10 3236 What Happens after the ball, One-Step 10 :3241 What Happens after the Sall
(VERS-&TILRTHREE).. A(
N' 1,1238 What is done (Butterworth & 1fL-) +6, 0
12 581 What was there was good (G. Rosrr: 5 12 P1064 What We'll do (Diet)..
.. 4.9, 5
When aU s as Young (see Faust, 10 3290 When All Your Castles, Fox Trot
(EMBASSY CLUB ORCNRSTes)
12 L1504 When a Maiden ("It Seragr`.(Aüin-B)
12 883 When Buddha Smiles. Fox-Trot.
(SAVOY H_1VA_YA BAIiO) .. " ".b
10 3045 \Vher Cupid Calls (Dash .. "r'10 3279 When Dull Care (EDGAR COYLE-B' 910 3278 When Evening Twilight (CENTU*xr' ý, 12 888 When Francis Dances with MIe. Fa-
. Trot fPxrxcE'e Dcs- Oxcu.f
10 2819 When dod gaveYoII (G. MCRR.IY - ffl
10 3292 When Hearts are Young, Fos!Cý (SPECWr ORCHESTRA)
10 2534 When Igo out of doors (Duet) 10 2406 When Irish Eyes are Smiling (M 'ran''i 9 10 3332 When I View the Mother {Cosi 12 912 When Life and Love (Duet) . 46.5 10 3108 When love knocked (W. MELVtLLIt-S! ^ 12 F1078 iVhen men grow older (Trio) 43.5 10 3060 When it's Evening in the Valley
(ETHEL HOOK)lMnrrneiv-TI .. 10 2969 When other lip.
10 3248 When Raleigh Rose ;l'horu.,)10 3125 When shall we meet again? Mlle!, 13 900 When shall wt meet again? Waltz 10 2989 When that Harvest Mown (Morro 't . " 10
12 P1038 When the Company's gone (Lee N !! ' 10 2816 When the great Red Dawn (E. 1-F "10 2618 When the Joy Bells Ring (BATES 10 3293 When the Leaves Come Tumtling
Down. Fox-Trot (SPECHT ()RC H
12 211 &235 When the Mists have Rolled f 1) 12 _882 When the Sun goes down, lox-'ir`t 12 L1026 t1hen the SuAAous (Rumford-d -10 3271 When those finale hoppers, Fox-Trot 12 509 When Twilight comes (DUFAOLT- -r.' 710 3286 When will 1 know ? Fox-Trot (EMn.'",
CLIIR ORCHI.STR.1) ..
10 2724 When you and I (hsr. ^Two).. 3
10 D1327 When you come (Squire-' n7o' home12 SRI R'hrn vn.i -- h-no ITlnna-('I ..12 ß06 NA en
you're all
dressed (IIIrcacoce)112 L1153 Where are 'he Girls (Tilley-Cr' 12 72,49 liherc Corals Lie (Clara Si+!!
1!1
11I
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11ILLIi
A,.YHABETICAL INDEX, coith .
12 .2,2 Wher, Ile Tends Me (GrssY Ssrru) .. 99 10 2415 Where is my Wandering Boy (BVRR)100 12 1,1239 Where! is waiting (C.Ilutteruorth) 4(1 II 233;2 Where my Caravan (COYLE---B) - 02 12 591 Where my Caravan (Pia-;Ces ORCn.) 75 10 1.1026 Where my Caravan (Rumford-B)
.. 23
12 1,13+19 Where my Caravan (Eisde'd-T) - 18 10 30°1 Where the Abana Flows (COYLE-B)
.. 93
12 1,1472 Where the Rainbow Ends (.4. Maclean and New Queen's Hall Light Orch.) 36
10 3142 Where the Volga 6owd (RAMNu0' ORCa-1 70 13 581 Where's the Butler ? (GRo. RonxV).. 61 11 1,1152 Wheri er you walk (Ehaes-T) .. 19 12 1,1344 Wheri er yon math (!(fallings-T) 20 10 1453 Whether I live (HCBERT EISDACR-T) 19 10 2414 While Shepherds Watched (SAN. QT.) 99 10 3271 While you are Smiling, Fox-Trot .. 74 10 3147 Whirled into Happiness, Rel, (BAND) 80 121'1077 Whip-poor-Will (Duet) 47,53 10 33113 Whisper and I shall hear (Duct) . 96 12 Ä53 Whispering, Fox-Trot (T,oN. DCE. OR.) 77 10 ,1017 \Vhispeiiug, Fox-Trot (1i1CSHAN'S OR.)72 10 3016 Whispering (SrBw'RT \IonTON) ..102 10 .342 Whispering Hope (Duct) .. .. 95 0 .V242 Whispering Hope (Duet) -- 15
3341 Who Cares, Fox-Trot (SAVOY HAVANA BAND) "" 69
709 Who could it be ? (Gipsy Smith) .. 99 DI 4,19 Who is Sylvia i (Eisde -T) - 18
1 ' 3302 Who's Sorry Now ? Fox-Trot (HAPPY Six) .. 72
'o x135 Who tied the Can, Fox-Trot .. 70 :0 3270 Who tied the Can, etc. (GLEN-B) ..101 ' S83 \': hose Baby are you, One-Step
(SAVOY HAs-is;A BAND) .. .. 68 10 30b;; Who'll be the next, Fox-Trot.. .
71 1' "1021 Why didn't we meet before Gleason) 50, 53 1: +84 Why dear? Fox-Trot (HAPPY Six) 78 'fi
- i0t Who don't you smile, Fox-Trot 71 10 8208 Why should 1 cry, etc., Fox-Trot .
78 10 ',':'20 Wife She Brewed It, etc.-Highland
Schottische IC.,LRDoNIAN Oz:cu.l .. 78
12 11074 Wild Rose (Dorothy Dickson) 47, 41, 53 i0 I842 Will the Circle be Unbroken (MCEwAN) 98 1= 1,1039 Will ye no war back again (Wilson) 16
's170 Will your heart ring true ? (MckwAN) 08 16 ;072-3 Wiiliz.n Tell Over. (BRIT. Gus. BD.) 63 1. 1-37-8 William Tell Over. (PRINCE's G.C.B.) 65 10 2129 William Tell Over. (ST. HILDA Corr. B.) 64 18 1.1435 William 7eil.Ore,. (Sir H. Wood
and Orch.) .. - 3i 12 755 Willow, the (ARTHI_,Ii JORDAN(
.. 91 11' 1,1::53 Windmill Tie (Alan-Bass) ..
27 !1 1 1038 Wintes Tuns (Lee White) 48 1!' 3 i6 With Courtly Grace (BRONSFILL-Con) 89 12 1,1114 Within Carden of my Heart (d' Orme 10 IC [1378 Within Garden of my Head (O'Brien; 21 I 509 Without Thee (DVPAVLT-T)
.. 90
10 32 4 Without You, Fox-Trot (FitBASSY CLUB ORCHESTRA)
.. .. 70
12 1268 With a Hey 1 (Hayden Coffin) .. 47 i0 1521 With Sword and lance (SCOTS GDS.) 61 l0 449 \Vith Sword aid I,ance (PRVVCB's--C't) 87 32 431 With Verdure Clad (GREN. GDS. BD.) 59 11 3'079 Woman's No (Duet) .. , . 47,52
',t2 Woman's No (Duet) .. .. 81 12 :4':10 Women hav'ut any mercy (Reason) 50,55 10 ý+ 74 Wonderful Girl (JACOB'S TROCAD'NS.) 67
333 Wonderful One, Waltz (Cot. D'CR OR.) 72 i0 3172 Wonderful Peace IMcEWAN-T)
.. 98 10 3169 Wonderful Story, The (MCEWAN-T) 98 10 3134 Wonderful, Wonderful You (AvER)..101
12 7210 ir'oadefui Wend of Romance (Slraiw -5ý 9 10 2099 Wond'rin$ Fox-Ti ot (TEn I Ewrs' Bn.) b 10 2982 Wooden Clothes (DtPRtz)
.. 4G 12 L1388-9 Worcestershsuc Suite (Julius Harrs-
son and Orch.) .. 39 10 3299 World is Waiting, Pox ot (SPECUT
ORCRPSTRA) .. . 70 10 3094 Would You, Fox-Tiot (]SAPPY Six) 71 10 3100 Wrap me in my Stable Jacket
(G ARrxeR-B) . 93 10 1010 Ws'orning Lullaby (11. WoonnAI-T)101 12 800 W 'omint Waltz (1, 'N. DANCE OaCf.) 77
Y
10 3204 1 aukec Doodle Blues, l'ox-Prot (SAVOY HAVANA BAND) .. 69
40 2786 Ye Banks and Bracs (SLAIN-C) .. 89 10 X236 Ye Banks and Braes (Clara Batt) .. 8 10 D1422 Ycllo,a Slippers (EisdeU-T) 18 12 L1003 Ymmen of England (Rumford-B) 23 12 1,1..^,66 Yeomen of England (Allier-Bass) .. 27 10 2409 Yeoman of the Guard Sel. (SCGTS GDS.) 62 10 2925 -Free from his fetters (JORDAN) . 91 12 317 -I Have a Song to Siug, O (Duet & Ch.)95 10 2925 -Is life a boon (JoRD.LV) . 91 72 317 -Like a Ghost His Vigil (Duet & Ch.) 95 12 838 -Strange Adventure (Lox. Or. QT.) 98 12 338 -When a Wooer (LON. OPERA QT. 98 10 3294 Yes ! We Have No,Bananac, Fox-Trot
(SA40Y HAVANA BAND) 69 10 3305 Yes ! We Ilave No Bananas (DtYPREL) 40 12 860 Yodel-Dole]-Doh, Fox-Trot .. ..
73 12 7252 Yonder (Clara Btdt--C) 7 10 2974 You ain't heard nothing (Jor_5oN) ..100 12 586 You Cad (GEO. ROBEY) . 51 10 D1441 You Came to Ate (Eisdell-T) .. Is 12 P1075 You can't keep a good girl down
(Dorothy Dickson-S) 47, 49 53 12 L1487 You Flaunt Your Beauty(EisDELL -Tý 18 10 3313 You Know What I mean (11511s) 105 12 828 You know what I mean, Fox-'t'rot ..
77 12 F1049 You know I lore you (Duct)
. 54
10 3021 You Oughta see my Baby, Fox-Trot 7X 10 D1418 Young Warrior (Bates-B) .. . 24 10 2979 Your Mother and I (T. GREEN-B) .. 94 10 D1380 Your England ar-d tfine (T. Bata).. 24 12 F1043 You'd t"e surprised (DeIysia) .. 47 10 2945 You'd be surprised (QUARTZITE) ..103 12 803 You'd be surprised, Fox-Trot .. 77 10 2971 You'd be surprised, Fox, Trot .
67 10 2736 You'd never know old Home(ELLIOTT)100 10 3030 Young man's Fancy, Fox-Trot 72 10 2937 You're a million Miles (FRED HUGHES) 101 10 3221 You're like a ray of Sunsi lee, Fox-Trot 72 12 F1063 You're the li!tle Girl (Duet) .. 49 10 3189 Your best friend is (MCE WAN-T) .. 98 10 2781 Your Heart is a Haven (Roos:--C)
.. 90
10 2644 You've a nice day for It (GEO. RoBRY) 51 10 3297 You've Got in See Mamma. Fox-Trot
(TER GEOR(;IANS) ..
71 10 8219 you tell ýem ivories, Fox-Trot (Piano) 84 10 2667 Yukon Trail (BRA145BY WILLIAMr) ..104
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12 107 Zampa Overture (GReN. GUS. BAND) 66 12 1,1247 Zo npa Overture (Si, H. J. Woods
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