His Master's Voice' - SoundsII 4-2237 The Sailor's DanceMolloy HIS is one ofMolloy's early Tthe songs and is breezy of sea. The sailor's ° dance is the hornpipe, and of this Harry

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JANUARY, 1913.

12-inch, Ss. 6d.; 10-inch, 3s. 6d.

q3rrýrtrc NEW SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.

(Conducted by Landon Ronald.)

12-inch Records, 5s. 6d.

0792 Theme and Variation, Suite No. 3 in G, Op. 55, Themes 1, 2 and 3 Tschaikowsky

0793 Theme and Variation, Suite No 3 in G, Op. 55, Themes 4, 5 and 6 Tschaikowsky

0794 Theme and Variation, Suite No. 3 in G, Op. 55, Themes 8, 9 and 10 Tschaikowsky

N the variation form the resources of the com- Iposer are fully tested by his varied treatment of a single theme. The handling of these variations is masterly, while both in the quaint Sullivanesque theme and in its manipulation are seen those original qualities for which Tschaikowsky is justly famed. In the first record

we see those abrupt changes of tempo and character which are typical of Russian music. TEMA. Andante con moto.

_411 A-

Strings P etc.

- r .r � In the second record an interesting fugato is

found, after which the music changes into triple time. Here, peculiar use is made of abrupt stops in the latter numbers, and these are remarkably effective.The

last three variations are extremely beautiful in character, a leading part being assigned to the solo violin, which is heard both in an expressive

VARIATION X. Allegro vivo a poco rubato. Solo Violin.

Strings PP _5_ _.0_ 4:

pizz.etc.

slow movement and in the melodious conclusion, the unexpected cadenza for this instrument here being a conspicuous feature. A fascinating performance of these variations is secured by Mr. Landon Ronald and the New Symphony Orchestra. (Speed 81.)

Published by jur enson, Moscow.

``His Master's Voice

-Mr. CLARENCE WHITEHILL. 12-inch Record (Yiolet Label), 6s. 6d.

02422 Why do the Nations, "Messiah" Handel

ANOTHER of Mr.

Clarence Whitehill's

series of airs from Handel's " Messiah." This is one

of the most magnificent bass airs in existence,

and the present performance

enables the listener to realise

Clarence Whitehill. how great a song it is.

Mr. Whitehill renders its

terribly exacting runs without effort, and with a

fine breadth of style, and unflagging vocal power.

Mr. Percy Pitt, also, has secured a true balance

between voice and orchestra, the latter receiving

due prominence, and the trumpets being especially

effective. The whole performance is, indeed, on

a very high level. (Speed 81.)

L Published by Novello & Co.

Madame KIRKBY LUNN. 12-inch Record (Violet Label), 6s. 6d.

03302 Love not the World, "Prodigal Son" Sullivan

T HE " Prodigal Son,"

Sullivan's first oratorio, $ý

was produced at the Worces-

ter Festival in 1869. This

air is a beautiful example

of Sullivan's restful melody

and Madame Kirkby Lunn's

performance is one of the

highest character; the finely -I played orchestral portion Madame Kirkby Lunn.

providing an ample back-

ground for the firm, measured, diction of the famous contralto. The passage in the upper register-"

But he that doeth the will of God,"

is a trying one for many singers, and this Kirkby

Lunn gives with thrilling effect, working up to the beautiful conclusion with a splendid certainty of touch. (Speed 80.)

Published by Boosey & Co.

"His Master's Voice''

Mr. THORPE BATES. 10-inch Record, 3s. 6d.

4-2236 The Yeoman's Wedding Song Poniatowski RINCE PONIATOWSKI,

Pwho wrote this song for Santley, was composer of several Italian operas, in one of which he himself sang the tenor part. This bluff baritone song, which goes to the well-marked rhythm of a horse's gallop, is taken with a rush that carries' all before it. Mr. Thorpe Bates singing of the lines

" A bridal song, as we gallop along,

Keeping time to the bells Thorpe Bates. as they ring."

is superb. The singer has given us nothing better than this. (Speed 80.)

Published by Boosey Co.

Mr. HARRY DEARTH. 10-inch Record, 3s. 6d.

II 4-2237 The Sailor's DanceMolloy

HIS is one ofMolloy's early songs and is breezy of Tthe sea. The sailor's °

dance is the hornpipe, and of this Harry Dearth sings with his accustomed joviality, the taste of the sailor's dance in the orchestral accompaniment adding to the zest of the song. (Speed 81.)

Published by Boosey & Co.Harry Dearth.

Mr. PETER DAWSON. 12-inch Record, 5s. 6d.

F

The Floral Dance Katie Moss

HIS song gives a quaint Tand picturesque des- cription of a Cornish dance, and is sung in Peter Dawson's most finished style. The amusing refrain begins as follows:-

" I thought I could hear the curious tone

Of the cornet, clarionet, and big trombone."

It is full of unexpected humours, and contains one or two of Mr. Peter Dawson's exceedingly fine upper notes. Al. Shad»'e" clerke (Speed 81.) Peter Dawson.

Published by Chappell Co.II

10-inch Record, 3s. 6d.

4-2238 Love and Wine, " Gipsy Love" Lehar

R. PETER DAWSON is able to adapt himself to any type of song, and so he Mgives this number from " Gipsy Love"

with a capital zest, as though the musical comedy stage were as familiar to him as is the concert platform. The catchy refrain receives at his hands the proper swing, and both voice and style are excellent. (Speed 81.)

Published by Chappell e`er' Co

"His Master's Voice"

Mr. HUBERT EISDELL. 12-inch Record, 5s. 6d.

02429 Somewhere a voice is calling Arthur Tate

RECORD by a new tenor, whose fresh clear Avoice and unaffected sincerity of style should win him many friends. This simple, straight- forward song makes an instant appeal to the listener, the lines-

Somewhere a voice is calling, Calling for me!"

being delivered with particular effectiveness, a clever use, being made of the mezza voce. Mr. Hubert Eisdell is a tenor who should have a future before him. (Speed 81.)

Published by f. H. Larway &' Co.

Miss PERCEVAL ALLEN. 12-inch Record, 5s. 6d.

03300 Let me dream again Sullivan

FEW sopranos could give more fitting exression to this p well - remembered ballad than Miss Perceval Allen, a song which is infused with the charm of Sullivan's style. The characteristic lines -

" The clock is striking in the belfry tower,

And warns us of the ever- Photo D-,. ý-.e, -11.:.. fleeting hour," Miss Perceval Allen. are sung with the clear-cut perfec-

tion of Perceval Allen, and the high b-flat in the final phrase is a beautifully pure note. (Speed 81.)Published

by Boosey 69 Co.

Miss RUBY HELDER. 12-inch Record, 5s. 6d.

03304 Mona S. Adams

I N the early style of

Stephen Adams, to

which some of his best

songs belong. This is one

of the most remarkable }

records made by Miss 11

Ruby Helder, whose voice becomes more difficult than tk,.;.

ever to distinguish from

that of the male tenor.Phom Dove, Street Studios The high notes are given Miss Ruby Helder. with an increased power it

and vibratory force, and the refrain in particular-

Mona, my own love,

Mona, my true love,

Art thou not mine through the long

years to be ? "

rings out with telling force and intensity. (Speed 81.)Published

by Boosey ö, Co.

"His Master's Voice''

KnotrtttnelitaYVIOLIN.

Miss MARIE HALL.

12-inch Record, As. 6d.

( (a) Bourree Handel

Published by Robt. Liman, Berlin.

07974 (b) L'Abeille Schubert

Published by Hofmeister, Leipzig.

RENARD TRIO.

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08037 Novelletten-Last Movement Gade

N the opening of Ithis spirited } little finale, the piano has some brilliant work to do, and later on the delicate pas- sages for strings, interwoven the one with the other, are played in exquisite style. One of the Renard Trio. most beautiful and successful of all the pieces given by the Renard Trio, enabling listeners to experience the true delights of fine Chamber music. (Speed 80.)

Published by Augener &, Co., Ltd.

llotrat eo11ýLbG

LIGHT OPERA COMPANY. 12-inch Record, 5s. 6d.

04535 Gems, " Duchess of Dantzic " Caryll

APITAL vocal potpourri in which the merry strains of the "Duchess of Dantzic" receive Cspirited treatment. Among so many quota-

tions it is difficult to particularize, but the singing of the ensemble piece " Do you remember?" is certainly an effective feature of this performance. (Speed 81.)Pnblished

by Chappell &' Co.


. uhItorouo

Mr. TOM CLARE. t0-inch Record, 3s. 6d.

4-2239 I had a little garden Hanray

H I S is a decidedly catchy little melody, Tand its sentiment is

not altogether unmixed with the comic element. The con- tents of this extraordinary little garden were variegated- including bluebells, dumbells, dinnerbells, China Asters and Waldorf Astors too !

The artiste's clever accompaniment of himself on the piano, adds no little enjoyment to the song itself. (Speed 80.)

Tom Clare. Published by Reynolds &' Co.

Mr. ARTHUR COLLINS. 10-inch Record, 39. 6d.

4-2240 The Swanee River Bend Mierisch-Lowitz

41 Way Down South" melody of irresistible swing, delivered with great gusto by Mr.

ACollins,

accompanied sweetly on his banjo. This is a record one cannot help joining in.

(Speed 80.) Published by F. B. Haviland

II Mr. HARRY LAUDER. 12-inch Record, 5a. 6d.

II

02428 The Kilty Lads Lauder

OU can just imagine YLauder walking on as the typical Lauder- esque orchestral opening is given out. Lauder's tale is of Kilty Laddies-who f

A

"absolutely knocked the Laife-Gairds intae a cawcked hat "-as far as the bonnie7- lassies were concerned.4"; Without very new material Lauder, however, scores a I very great success again, his grand voice and catchy laugh being caught wonderfully on the record. (Speed 80.) Published by Francis, Day ö' Hunter. Harry Lauder.

Mr. GEORGE ROBEY. 12-inch Record, 5s. 6d.

02427 The Pro's LandladyPether

HE title gives a hint of -.. T the " Bonn motts," as "

_. George terms them, of

which the record is full. It is one long laugh, with hardly a break for wind. The Bodega joke especially is very deep. (Speed 80.) George Robey.JI_

"His Master's Voice'

Miss CLARICE MAYNE. (Accompanied by "THAT.")


Come over the garden wall J. W. Tate

T HIS is sure

to be a very successful

record, for Clarice Mayne is heard to the very best advantage. This comedienne has well earned the great success she has made on the

halls," as her art is of a high standard. She always picks the

right sort of song and is unusually successful at getting her voice through the recording horn. In this record she is ably assisted by "That," and the combination is just as taking as it could be. (Speed 80.)Published

by Feldman u' Co.

Messrs. COLLINS and HARLAN.10-inch Record, 3s. 6d.

Ragtime Soldier Man

T HESE celebrated Transatlantic exponents of

Rag-time music have here a choice specimen to show off their art. The conversation

between the soldier, suddenly ordered away, and his wife provide lots of racy Rag-time dialogue. (Speed 80.)

Published %y Waterson, Berlin, and Snyder, New York.

Miss ADA JONES and Mr. BILLY MURRAY. 10-inch Record, 3s. 6d.

2-4042 Be my little Baby Bumble Bee Murphy-Marshall

I T is on a record of this kind that Ada Jones and

Billy Murray are always at their very best,

and the cloying harmony of "Come be my little Baby Bumble Bee," with a syncopated

accompaniment that approaches Rag-time, must delight everybody. The recording is excellent. (Speed 80.)Published

by Reneick.

AMERICAN QUARTETTE. 12-inch Record, 5s. 6d.

04094 Jubilee Medley{

T HIS is a negro chorus-song full of sustained

melodies and racy bits of solo singing. Some of the effects attained by the famous

American Quartette are worthy of the very best

concerted singing, and this record will, give delight

to the many who favour such airs. It is full of interest and beauty from beginning to end.(Speed

80.)


NEW

DOUBLE-SIDEDRECORDS.33anbitTHE

BAND OF H.M. COLDSTREAM GUARDS. (Conducted by Lieut. Dr. J. Mackenzie Rogan, M.V.O.)


"Lurline " Overture ... ... ... Wallace Published by Chappell &' Co. C. 216Crown Diamonds Overture ... Auber Published by Boosey &' Co.

ALLACE' S " Lurline "

Wis not so well known to the present genera- tion as his "Maritana," but its music is equally good and

fistfresher. Many will remember the air, " Sweet Spirit hear my Prayer," and all will enjoy the whirling finale. Of the overture to " Crown Diamonds," no more inspiriting melodies than these have been penned by any composer, and the Lieut. Mackenzie Rogan.playing

of them by the Cold- streams could hardly be excelled. Two overture records of uncommon value. (Speed 81.)

r"Gipsy Love," Selection I. ".. ... Lehar C.217{" Gipsy Love," Selection II. " . " Lehar

A DOUBLE selection from Franz Lehar's new

opera now being performed at Daly's

Theatre. This is an exceedingly clever work,

and in keeping with its subject, contains an

abundance of gipsy tunes. The finale to this

capital selection is a striking one, and is orchestrated

in an imposing manner. (Speed 81.)

Published by Chappell &' Co.


Le Myosotis Intermezzo ... ... Wachs B 168 Published by Lafleur &' Son.

Salome Intermezzo ... ... ... Loraine

Published by Mills, New York.

T HE sweetness of melody of " Le Myosotis " is

everything one could expect from the hand

of Paul Wachs, and to this is added the

piquant and popular " Salome Intermezzo," so

finely played by the Coldstreams Band. (Speed 8I.)

''His Master's Voice"

3i cýPctracý MAYFAIR ORCHESTRA.


Badinage ... " " " " " " . . . ... Windealt

218 Published by Chappell & Co. C.Song of Autumn ... ... ... Joyce Published by Francis, Day ` u' Hunter.

HE first is a charming and high-class pizzicato movement with expressive interlude, while TJoyce's fine waltz, "Song of Autumn" is

given an extremely finished and satisfying performance. An exceptionally attractive pair of records. (Speed 80.)


1 Three Dances from " Palace of Puck "- I First Dance, Tarantella Fenn-Leyland

B. 169Three Dances from " Palace of Puck "- Second Dance, Rhodanthe Fenn-Leyland

HESE dances originally appeared as accompaniment to the revels of Mr. W. J. Locke's Tplay of the same title. The tarantella is

vigorous and wild, while the " Rhodanthe " is of a light intermezzo character. Both possess the peculiar charm of effective theatre music.(Speed

80.) Published by Keith, Prowse ö' Co.

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( Three Dances from " Palace of Puck "- Third Dance, Masquerade Fenn-Leyland

B. 170 Published by Keith Prowse car' Co. IDanse

Russe ... .. ... Tschaikowsky

l Published by Hawkes &' Sons.

T HE "Masquerade" is a stirring and boisterous

number, vivacious and effective, while Tschaikowsky's "Danse Russe" is very

charmingly played, the quaint beauties of the Russian composer's music being heard at their best. (Speed 81.)

JACOB'S TROCADERO ORCHESTRA. 12-inch Record, 5s. 6d.

("The Girl in the Taxi " Waltz Jean Gilbert


'" The Girl in the Taxi " March ... Jean GilbertP,.xl;ýba.7 A., A-Ae..-haNT u-.,,,,,a ý_: r..,.,...D 171 ) . cwcca.ww IV .z,-.oo.Sr . oýwwu v wnw.

Un peu d'amour-Melodie . " " ... Lao Silesu Published by Chappell &' Co.

T HE first is a highly characteristic piece of

waltz playing by the famous Trocadero Orchestra. In the " Melodie " an exquisite

effect is secured by the solo violin, and this lightness of style is maintained to the end. (Speed 81.)

T HIS quick-step march is given in that vivacious

and varied manner of Jacob's Orchestra. "Once upon a time " is an expressive

melodie, played with depth of feeling and con- siderable beauty of tone. (Speed 81.)

"-H1 s Master's Voice''

WE REPEAT HERE, in convenient form for refer- ence, a List of Records published since the issue of our General Record Catalogue in September last.

ORCHESTRAS.

12-inch Records, 5s. 6d. 0758 "The Jewels of the Madonna "-Intermezzo after Act I.

Imperial Philharmonic Orchestra 0759 "The Jewels of the Madonna"-Intermezzo after Act II.

Imperial Philharmonic Orchestra 0756 Nocturne, "Midsummer Night's Dream"

New Symphony Orchestra 0757 Symphony Pathetique-Third Movement

New Symphony Orchestra 0733 Unfinished Symphony-Second Movement

New Symphony Orchestra 0755 Wedding March New Symphony Orchestra 0753 "William Tell "-Andante New Symphony Orchestra 0754 " William Tell "-Allegro New Symphony Orchestra

CONCERT MUSIC. 12-inch Records (Violet Label), 6s. 6d.

02401 Asthore Mr. John McCormack 03287 In Sweet September Madame Kirkby Lunn

(accompanied by Mr. Percy Pitt)

03295 ((a) Rose in the bud 1 (b) It is not because your heart is mine Madame Kirkby Lunn

02415 The People that walked in darkness, " Messiah " Mr. Clarence Whitehill

10-inch Records (Violet Label), 4s. 6d. 4-2217 A Child's Song Mr. John McCormack 4-2215 Silver threads among the gold Mr. John McCormack

3918 Down here the lilacs fade Madame Kirkby Lunn

12-inch Records, 5s. 6d. 03298 My dearest heart Miss Perceval Allen 03291 My Ships Miss Marion Beeley 02412 At Santa Barbara Mr. Peter Dawson 02413 The Sentry Song, " Iolanthe " Mr. Harry Dearth 03292 You, just you Miss Clara Evelyn 02405 Ora pro nobis (Pray for us) Mr. Stewart Gardner 02410 The Lute Player Mr. Stewart Gardner 03293 My Dreams Miss Ruby Heider 03289 Once Again Miss Ruby Helder 03296 Eily Mavourneen Miss Ruby Helder

Concert Music-continued 10-inch Records, 3s. 6d.

3916 Coolan Dhu Miss Marion Beeley 3919 Sink red sun Miss Marion Seeley

4-2229 The Blue Dragoons Mr. Peter Dawson 4-2228 Drinking Song, " Rose of Persia " Mr. Harry Dearth 4-2232 Sigh no more ladies Mr. Gervase Elwes 4-2224 A Bachelor's Love Song Mr. Robert Howe

7-33002 Printemps Miss Lucy Marsh 4-2227 A Frivolous Ballad Mr. Charles Tree 4-2231 The Drum Major Mr. Charles Tree 4-2223 The Old Gray Fox Mr. Percy Whitehead

INSTRUMENTAL.'CELLO.

12-inch Records, 5s. 6d. 07870 Ave verum Mr. W. H. Squire 07869 Drink to me only with thine eyes Mr. W. H. Squire

(accompanied by Mr. Hamilton Harty) FLUTE.

12-inch Record, 5s. 6d.Lemmone 09154 Scherzo capriccioPIANO..12-inch

Record, 5s. 6d. 05535 Scherzo and Allegro Herr W. Backhaus

10-inch Record, 3s. 6d. 5571 Ragtime Improvisation on Rubenstein's Melody in F

Mr. Melville Gideon Ragtime Pianist)

VIOLIN.. 12-inch Records, 5s. 6d.

07972 Cavatina Miss Marie Hall 07975 Humoreske Miss Marie Hall

10-inch Record, 3s. 6d. 3-7947 AllegroMarie Hall

TRIOS.. 12-inch Records, 5s. 6d.

- 03294 Angels Guard Thee Olga, Elga and Eli Hudson 08036 Familien gemälde, Op. 34, No. 4 Renard Trio

QUARTETTE. 10-inch Record, 3s. 6d.

8069 Good-night, good-night beloved Brass Quartette

"H,is Master's Voice"

MUSICAL COMEDY. 12-inch Records, 5s. 6d.

03297 Be my comrade true, " Princess Caprice"Miss Clara Evelyn

02406 The other Chap, " Sunshine Girl" Mr. George Grossmith 04534 Gems from Florodora" The Light Opera Company 04531 Gems from " Princess Caprice," Part I.

The Light Opera Company 04532 Gems from "Princess Caprice," Part II.

The Light Opera Company 04533 Gems from the " Shop Girl" The Light Opera Company

10-inch Record, 3s. 6d. 3917 Waltz Song-" Tom Jones" Miss Florence Smithson

HUMOROUS. 12-inch Records, 5s. 6d.

02407 Green grass grew all around Mr. Tom Clare 02414 Won't you waltz with me Mr. Tom Clare 01064 A Sister to assist 'er

Mr. Fred Emney and Miss Sydney Fairbrother 01065 Mrs. Le Browning (Sequel to "A Sister to assist 'er ")

Mr. Fred Emney and Miss Sydney Fairbrother 03290 Joshu-ah Miss Clarice Mayne (accompanied by "That") 02411 Robin Hood Mr. George Robey 02408 The Manager of the Splitz Hotel Mr. George Robey 02409 Worse, much worse Mr. George Robey 01063 The Insurance Act Yorke and Adams

10-inch Records, 3s. 6d. 2-4030 Hear that Orchestra Rag American Quartette 2-4032 Pucker up your lips, Miss Lindy American Quartette 2-4031 That Slippery Slide Trombone American Quartette 2-4033 Waiting for the Robert E. Lee American Quartette 2-4035 Hitchy-Koo American Ragtime Octette

(accompanied by the American Ragtime Pianist) 2-4036 That Rail-road Rag American Ragtime Octette

(accompanied by the American Ragtime Pianist) 2-4037 The Ghost of the Violin American Ragtime Octette

(accompanied by the American Ragtime Pianist) 2-4038 The Ragtime Jockey American Ragtime Octette

(accompanied by the American Ragtime Pianist) 2-4039 I want to be in Dixie American Ragtime Octette

(accompanied by the American Ragtime Pianist) 2-4040 Oh, you beautiful doll American Ragtime Octette

(accompanied by the American Ragtime Pianist) 4-2225 My Word ! Mr. Harry Carlton 4-2233 When Uncle Joe plays a Rag on his old banjo

Mr. Arthur Collins 4-2226 When father laid the carpet on the stairs

Mr. Nelson Jackson 2-4034 Burlesque " Lucia Sextette "

Billy Murray and American Quartette

CELEBRITY RECORDS.

12-inch Record (Pale Green Label), 20s. Od. 2-054037 T'ho raggiunta sciagurata, " Martha "

Aida, Jacoby, Caruso and Journet

12-inch Record (Buff Label), 16s. 6d. 2-054040 T'eri un giorno ammalato Madame Kirkby Lunn and

Mr. John McCormack

12-inch Records (Dark Blue Label), 12s. 6d. 03283 My Ain Folk Madame Clara Butt

(accompanied by Mr. Harold Craxton) 03299 Where corals lie- " Sea Pictures "Madame

Clara Butt

12-inch Records (Pink Label), 12s. 6d. 2-052061 Io non ho the una povera stanzetta, " La Boheme "

Signor Caruso 2-052068 La Danza-Tarantella Napolitana Signor Caruso 2-052059 Testa adorata, " La Boheme " Signor Caruso 2-053075 Lascia ch io pianga, " Rinaldo " Madame Kirkby Lunn 2-052073 Aprila bells la fenestrella Sammarco and Chorus

03286 Home, sweet Home (in English) Tetrazzini

EIGHT SPECIAL NEW RECORDS. 12-inch Records, 5s. 6d.

0765 Shepherd Fennel's Dance New Symphony Orchestra

PIANO. 05536 Hungarian Fantasia-Part I. Miss Irene Scharrer

(accompanied by New Symphony Orchestra) 05537 Hungarian Fantasia-Part II. Miss Irene Scharrer

(accompanied by New Symphony Orchestra)

05542 ((a) Etude in A flat, No. I, Op. 25 1 Miss Irene Scharrer 1(b) Etude in F minor, No. 2, Op. 25 f

05541 (a) Etude in G flat, No. 9, Op. 25 } Miss Irene Scharrer {(b) Valse in D flat, No. r, Op. 64

05538 Etude in A minor, No. Ir, Op. 25 (Winter Winds) Miss Irene Scharrer

05539 Rondo Capriccioso Miss Irene Scharrer 05540 Liebestraume Miss Irene Scharrer

"H1 s Master's Voice"

DOUBLE-SIDED RECORDS. ORCHESTRAS.


C. 219 Wedding Dance Waltz 1 Gottlieb's Eva Waltz f Orchestra

C. 220 Mousme Lancers, Figs. I & 2 1 Gottlieb's Do. do. Figs. 3 & 4 f Orchestra Mousme Lancers, Fig. 5Gottlieb's ,IrCount

of Luxembourg Lancers, C. 221OrchestraFigs. r & 2 1

(Count of Luxembourg Lancers, I Gottlieb's C. 222 -r Figs. 3 & 4r Orchestra Do. do. do. Fig. 5 1 ( Shopping Dance, One or Two-stepttliGb'eosI

C. 223 - Bohemian Ladies' Two-step, " Eternal r Orchestra " lWaltzJ

224 Nydia Valse Gottlieb's C.Sheila Valse J Orchestra

225 Darby and Joan Waltz 1, Gottlieb's C.Gently Gliding Waltz f Orchestra Negretta-Tango Argentine Gottlieb's 226 -The Weddinof the Rose Intermezzo Cg.11OrchestraTwo-step227

J Cri de Coeur Valse 1 Gottlieb's C.l The Girl in the Taxi Waltz Orchestra I'm afraid to go home in the dark 1

C. 228 Two-step I- Iff s Orchestrais Nigger's Birthday Two-step Foursome Reel i}Ills Orchestra C. 229 1.Do. Reel 2

I Eightsome Reel Iff's Orchestra C 230Highland Schottische I'll dance till de sun breaks through)

C. 231 Two-stepJoyce s Orchestra When the birds began to sing Waltz

C. 232 (A Thousand Kisses Waltz Joyce's Orchestra I Vision d'Amour Valse

C. 204 Serenata, "Love in Idleness" Mayfair Orchestra {

The Whispering of the Flowers } C. 205

(Echo des Bastions Mayfair Orchestra 'amour Un peu d

C. 208 ( Reverie Interrompue, Op. 40, No. 4 } Mayfair Orchestra Polonaise, Op. 40, No. I

Orchestras-couri�ucri.

12-inch Records, 5s. 6 d.-conti,,ued.

C. 209 1 Love's desire The Night Watch Mayfair Orchestra

C. 212 1 Hitchy-Koo Two-step Mayfair Orchestra Oh, you beautiful doll Two-step I'm going back to Dixie Two-step 1

C. 213 Waiting for the Robert E. LeeMayfair Orchestra Two-step1

C. 214 The Rum-Tum Tiddle DanceMayfair Orchestra RiR

{ Rd PSepperag (acyag) ep10-inch

Records, 3s. 6d. B. 167 I

Love at sight Waltz l Bohemian Moon Madrigal Dance J Orchestra Alexander's Rag-Time Band- Gottlieb's

B. 161 j Two-Step Orchestra l Gaby Glide Bohemian Orchestra

B 172 Lousiana Two-step l Gottlieb's La Michette-Tango J Orchestra 162 La

Boheme Fantasie-Part I. i Jacob's Trocadero B.jLa Boheme Fantasie-Part II. J Orchestra

163 Oh, you beautiful Doll I Jacob's Trocadero BI.The Gaby Glide Orchestra

B. 159 Coquetterie Mayfair Orchestra Fairy Dreams Baby's Sweetheart-Pizzicato

B. 164 Serenade Mayfair Orchestra Pizzicato, "Sylvia...

of Ragtime-Intermezzo 1 Metropolitan 156 Dreams B).Massa Johnson f Orchestra

158 Barcarolle, " Tales of Hoffmann" 1 Metropolitan B.The Way to the Heart f Orchestra

BANDS. 12-Inch Records, 5s. 6d.

(" Mirella" Overture 1 The Band of H.M. 203 C".1 " Marco SpadaOverture r Coldstream Guards (" La Poupee "-Selection I. The Band of H. M. 206 C"}.1 " La Poupee-Selection I I.Coldstream Guards

Marche Militaire l The Band of H. M. 207 C".. Grand March-" La Reine de SabaJ Coldstream Guards 210 ( On the Road to Zag-a-Zig 1 The Band of H. M. C.Japo Niaiserie Ke-sa-Ko ( Coldstream Guards

(Lift up your heads, "Messiah " The Band of HM.. C. 211 {And the Glory of the Lord,Messiah I Coldstream Guards " l

'`His Master's Voice"

Bands-cozztz'zzued.


157 { Parade of the Tin Soldiers 1 The Band of H. M. B.Convivial March f Coldstream Guards The English Rose, " Merrie The Band of H.M. B. 160 England "rColdstream Guards I know a lovely Garden1J

165 { Semper Fidelis March i The Band of H. M. B.La Kermesse, "Faust" J Coldstream Guards

CHRISTMAS RECORDS. 12-inch Record, 5s. 6d.

C. 215 f Toy SymphonyOrchestraMayfair hiristmas Melod CesBELLS.10-inch

Record, 3s. 6d. f Chimes of the Old Garrison Church, Potsdam 166 B.l The Coming of the Year

12-inch Record (Violet Label), 6s. 6d. 02416 Pater Noster Mr. Clarence Whitehill and

Westminster Cathedral Choir 12-inch Records, 5s. 6d.

04801 (a) As Joseph was a-walking Westminster {}(b) The King's BirthdayCathedral Choir 04800 { ("z) We three Kings of Orient are 1 Westminster (6) Good Christian Men I Cathedral Choir

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