Victor records (1923)

VICTOR RECORDS Last Hour (Brown-Kramer) McCormack and Kreisler (Last Leaf, The (Holmes) (2) L’Envoi (Kipling) Burbeckl \ Abou Ben Adhem ( Leigh Hunt) (2) Annabel Lee (Poe) Burbeck / fLast Long Mile, The ( Breitenfeld) Chas. Hart and Shannon Four) 1 K-K-K-Katy ( Geoffrey O’Hara) Billy Murray ) Last Night (Halfdan Kjerulf) By Sophie Braslau (Contralto) By Louise Homer (Contralto) By Mme. Homer and Mme. Homer Stires (Contralto-Soprano) Last Rose of Summer (From “Martha”) (Thomas Moore) By Marcella Sembrich (Soprano) By Luisa T etrazzini (Soprano) By Adelina Patti (Soprano) By Amelita Galli-Curci (Soprano) By Alice Nielsen (Soprano) By Mischa Elman Violin Arranged by Auer By Lucy Isabelle Marsh (Soprano) and My Ain Counlrie — Lucy Marsh By Elizabeth Wheeler and Tannhaiiser — Evening Star — ‘Cello — Bourdon By Samuel Gardner Violin and Believe Me, If All Those Charms — Gardner By Ferdinand Himmelreich Pianoforte and Blue Belts of Scotland — Himmelreich By Alberto Salvi Harp and Mighty Lak’ a Rose — Alberto Salvi (Last Waltz — Medley Waltz (Strauss) (See Medleys) Hackel-Berge O) \ Baby in Love — Fox Trot (from “Last Waltz’’) Hackel-Berge Or) Number 4J 1 73 List prc. 87576 10 1.50 16989 10 .75 18455 10 .75 64540 10 1.25 87259 10 1.25 87570 10 1.50 88102 12 1.75 88308 12 1 .75 95030 12 5.00 74536 12 1.75 74121 12 1.75 64958 10 1.25 45183 10 1.00 16813 10 .75 17871 10 .75 18305 10 .75 45315 10 1.00 18788 10 .75 LATIN — Selections in — See “Adeste Fideles,” “ Agnus Dei,” “Ave Maria,” “Gloria Patri,” “O Salutaris,” “Panis Angelicus,” “ Popule Meus,” “Requiem,” “Stabat Mater,” "Sistine Choir” and “Educational Records — Hymn to John the Baptist” LAUDER, SIR HARRY, Comedian (Lauf -der) The success of this popular Scottish comedian in America has been phenomenal, and he is declared to be one of the greatest entertainers now before the public. To hear him sing his amusing songs and specialties, however, it is not necessary to visit the few cities where he appears, for the Victor now offers records of his best numbers. These records were made by Sir Harry at the Victor’s Camden Laboratory, and are so natural that the hearer will be simply astonished, every word and whisper being absolutely distinct. It is hard to define just what it is in Lauder’s work that makes him so popular. But the secret probably is that he is simply natural, and bubbles over with wit and melody because he can’t help it ! LAUDER RECORDS Auld Scotch Sangs 45256 10 1.00 I Love to Be a Sailor 55118 12 1.50 Bella McGraw 55153 12 1.50 I’m Going to Marry ' Arry 55138 12 1.50 Bonnie Leezie Lindsay 45208 10 1 .00 In the R-o-t-a-r-y 45195 10 1 .00 Bonnie Maggie Tamson 55120 12 1.50 1 Think I’ll Get Wed 55124 12 1.50 Bounding Bounder 55121 12 1.50 It’s Nice to Get Up 45196 10 1 .00 Breakfast in Bed 55119 12 1.50 It's Nice to Get Up 55115 12 1.50 British Bulldog’s Watching 45213 10 1 .00 I've Loved Her Ever Since 45212 10 1.00 Don’t Let Us Sing 55122 12 1 .50 I’ve Something in the Bottle 45205 10 1 .00 Doughie the Baker 55115 12 1.50 I’ve Something in the Bottle 55126 12 1.50 Doughie the Baker 45196 10 1.00 I Wish You Were Here Again 55173 12 1.50 From the North, South, Jean MacNiell 45213 10 1 .00 East and West 55172 12 1.50 Killiecrankie 45211 10 1 .00 Granny's Laddie 55173 12 1.50 Kilty Lads 55132 12 1.50 He Was Very Kind to Me 55127 12 1 .50 Laddies Who Fought and Hey! Donal 45207 10 1.00 Won 55172 12 1.50 I Love a Lassie 45212 10 1 .00 MacGregor’s Toast 55131 12 1.50 1 Love a Lassie 55116 12 1.50 Mary of Argyle 45256 10 1.00