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18 Edison Phonograph Monthly, March, 1912
1010 God is Love, His Mercy Brightens Agnes Miller, Reed Miller and Frank Croxton
A sacred selection composed by Conradin Kreutzer (1780-1849), a celebrated German writer of opera, oratorio and church music. This is one of his best known sacred numbers, and it affords to Miss Kimball (soprano), Mr. Miller (tenor) and Mr. Croxton (bass) an excellent opportunity to display their remarkable ability in solo, duet and trio singing. Orchestra accompaniment.
1011 Happy Days Venetian Instrumental Trio A charming arrangement of this favorite melody, so familiar as a song with violin obligato.
Its presentation by these clever musicians upon violin, flute and harp is particularly happy, the nature of the piece lending itself so readily to these instruments. A. Strelezki is the composer.
Special I O. O F. Amberol Records
UNITED STATES LIST, 50 CENTS; CANADIAN, 65 CENTS
1012 I. O. O. F. Opening and Closing Odes Male Quartet
The three Odd Fellows' Records contained in this list are published officially by the Sovereign Grand Lodge, I. O. O. F. The two odes produced on this Record are beautiful in their dignity and in the sentiments contained in the words. Organ accompaniment.
1013 I. O. O. F Initiation and Installation Odes Male Quartet A perfectly balanced quartet has sung the solemn, awe-inspiring odes in beautifully arranged harmony, with the strains of the organ to complete the impressiveness of the selection.
1014 I. O. O. F. Funeral Ode Male Quartet This Record needs no introduction to Odd Fellows, but for the benefit of those "without the pale" let us say that this ode is a majestic expression of faith and hope. The introduction, played upon the organ, is magnificent.
Edison Standard Records
UNITED STATES LIST, 35 CENTS; CANADIAN, 40 CENTS
10551 Spanish Dance — Suite "Bal Costume" United States Marine Band
The Spanish Dance is the fourth in a suite of national dances written by the great Anton Rubenstein, eminent composer and Liszt's only rival in technical perfection. The dance abounds with vivid local color and depicts the wooing of an Andalusian Carmen by an impetuous toreador. The famous Marine Band has acquitted itself splendidly in obtaining the dash and rhythm of the piece.
10552 Pickaninny's Lullaby Elsie Baker Miss Baker's first Standard Record is her favorite encore song which she gives in darkey dialect. It is a gem, and perfectly suited to Miss Baker's rich contralto voice, to which a properly subdued orchestra plays a soothing accompaniment. Words and music by George W. Gage. Victor Kremer Company, of Chicago, are the publishers.
10553 I Want "a Regular Pal" for~a "Gal" Walter Van Brunt Already listed as Amberol No. 910, this delightful song is now offered in Standard form by the young artist who so capably sang it previously. Music by George Christie; words by Jean Lenox. M. Witmark & Sons, of New York City, are the publishers.
10554 'Lizabeth Ann Campbell and Gillette This captivating duet was such an instantaneous success when issued in the Amberol list that we have placed it in this list, presenting the same artists who performed before. Orchestra accompaniment. Music by Theodore Morse; words by D. A. Esrom. Published by the Theodore Morse Music Co., of New York City.
10555 Scotch Country Dances National Military Band This lively and invigorating medley of Scotch dances was such a tremendous success when issued under the British list that we have decided to offer it in the domestic list.
Foreign Records for March, 1912
AMBEROL: U. S. LIST, 50c. EACH; CANADIAN, 65c. EACH.
STANDARD: U. S. LIST, 35c. EACH; CANADIAN, 40c. EACH.
BRITISH AMBEROL FOR MARCH 12418 Strolling if the Gloaming, Dear, Gaze
John Bardsley
12416 The Wanderers'Goal — Overture, Suppe 12419 Mamie May, Darewski Jack Charmaa
National Military Band 12420 The Gift, Behrend Violet Oppenshaw
12417 Come, Sing to Me, Thompson David Brazell 12421 I Don't Care, Godfrey & Williams Billy William*
{Airways specify on your orders ^whether you "want Amberol or Standard Records.)