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THE TALKING MACHINE WORLD.
RECORDS
TKAMK MAnK
A Word to The Wise
These wonderful Records have been made possible through the harmonious and aggressive work of each operating department.
These Records are the product of the first couple of months and are equal in volume, quality of tone, and superior in musical excellence, to any records ever made.
What perfections will they attain to during the next few months ?
TRADE UARK
1908 JANUARY LIST 1908
Selection Number
TITLE
Artist
684 685 686 687 688 689 690 691 692 694 695 696 697 698 699 700 701 702 703 704 705
23d Regiment March Military Band
For All Eternity Alan Turner
In Happy Moments Alan Turner
Flanagan on St. Patrick's Day Steve Porter
Imitation of Amateur Night at the Vaudeville Steve Porter
The Ragtime Drummer James Lent
Mariutch Arthur Collins
Nothing Ever Worries Me Arthur Collins
School Days Byron G. Harlan
My Old Kentucky Home Quartette
Tennessee Tessie Quartette
Betty Intermezzo Orchestra
Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep F. C. Stanley
Armorer's Song from Robin Hood F. C Stanley
Masaniello Overture Military Band
The Family Tree Collins & Harlan
Rain In the Face Collins & Harlan
Sambo and Dinah ^' stanieir and
Mis* Nalson
'Deed I Do F. C. Stanley and
MiM Nalaon
Over the Waves, Waltz Military Band
Miserere from II Trovatore Military Band
The Indestructible Phonographic Record Co.
AUBAINV, NEW VORK
Improvements are coming with leaps and bounds, and no dealer is properly guarding his own interest who does not handle them.
in this business the old adage of "the early bird catches the worm" will prove true. Take this hint before it is too late.
RECORDS
TBADB MARK