Victor records (1923)

VICTOR RECORDS Number V t+i cSS 3 o. LAUDER RECORDS — Continued Message Boy 55132 12 1.50 There is Somebody 55121 12 1.50 Mr. John MacKay 45195 10 1 .00 Tobermory 45206 10 1.00 My Bonnie Jean 55119 12 1 .50 Trip to Inverary 45207 10 1.00 Nanny (I Never Loved) 55117 12 1 50 Trixie from Dixie 45210 10 1.00 O’er the Hill to Ardenteny 55138 12 1.50 Trixie from Dixie 55130 12 1.50 Picnic, The 55122 12 1.50 Waggle o’ the Kilt 55153 12 1.50 Queen Amongthe Heather 45208 10 1.00 Wearing Kilts 45206 10 1.00 Roamin’ in the Gloamin’ 45209 10 1.00 Wedding of Lauchie Roamin' in the Gloamin’ 55129 12 1.50 McGraw 55128 12 1.50 Rob Roy Macintosh 55128 12 1.50 Wedding of Sandy McNab 55117 12 1.50 Saftest of the Family 55127 12 1.50 Wee Deoch an’ Doris 55120 12 1.50 Same as His Faither Was 45205 10 1.00 Wee Hoose 'Mang the Same as His Faither Was 55126 12 1.50 Heather 45209 10 1.00 She is My Daisy 55123 12 1.50 Wee Hoose 'Mang the She is My Rosie 45197 10 1 .00 Heather 55129 12 1.50 She is My Rosie 55116 12 1.50 Wee Jean MacGregor 45211 10 1.00 She's the Lass for Me 45210 10 1.00 We Parted on the Shore 55118 12 1.50 She’s the Lass for Me 55130 12 1.50 When 1 Get Back to Bonnie Stop Your Tickling, Jock 45197 10 1 .00 Scotland 55131 12 1.50 Ta Ta. My Bonnie 55124 12 1.50 When 1 Was Twenty-one 55123 12 1.50 NOTE — In many of Lauder’s records he concludes by saying something which sounds very much like the slang term “Get next. " However, it is “Gude Nicht " ( Scotch for ‘ ' Good Night ") which the comedian is cordially saying t A glossary of Scotch words used by Mr. Lauder in his records will be furnished by the catalog editor on request. f Laughing Rag Oclo-Chorda — Harp-Guitar l Dream Kiss — Waltz ( Rienzo ) Guitars Moore-Davis) | Ferera-Franchini > \ 10 .73 62576 64669 17232 10 16593 18149 LAUGHING SONGS And Then I I I'm Old But I'm I Stop Your Tickling, Laughed 17418 I Awully Tough 16403 I Jock Laughing Song (Laughing Specialty) Henry Klausenl Kiss Waltz ( Arditi ) Whistling Charles Capper ) Laughing Song from Manon Lescaut (Auber) French Galli-Curci Laughs You -Have Met (Illustrated by Five Comedians) The every-day laugh ( Will Evans); the man who laughs at misfortune ( Fred Moule) ; the old maid's laugh ( Amy Augarde) ; the Frenchman s laugh ( Maurice Farkoa); the laughing Coon (Burt Shepard) Ticklish Reuben — Laughing Song Cal Stewart. Laurentian Echoes (French-Canadian Melodies) Victor Orchl Land of the Maple — Canadian March ( Laurendeau ) Pryor’s Band ) Laverne — Waltz Caprice Saxophone Henton and Conway’s B) Chin Chin — Medley Fox Trot Saxophone Sextette Six Brown Brothers) Lazy Daddy — Fox Trot (La Rocca-Shields-Ragas) Dixieland Jazz B) Fidgety Feet — One-Step Original Dixieland Jazz Band) Le — For titles beginning with this French article see the next word Lead, Kindly Light (John Henry Newman-J. B. Dykes) By Geraldine Farrar (Soprano) By Ernestine Schumann-Heink (Contralto) By Evan Williams (Tenor) By Trinity Choir (Mixed Voices) and My Mother's Prayer (Weeded) Freemantel By Hayden Quartet (Male Voices) and Rock of Ages Trinity Choir By Westminster Chimes and Adeste Fideles~Oh Come, All Ye Faithful — Chimes Learn to Smile (From “The O’Brien Girl”) John McCormack Learn to Smile — Fox Trot (“The O’Brien Girl”) Whiteman’s Or Oh Me ! Oh My ! — Medley Fox Trot ( Youmans ) Whiteman’s Or. Leave It to Jane, Gems from Victor Light Opera Company Chorus, “ Just You Watch My Step” — Solo and Qt., “ The Crickets are Calling” — Solo, “Whatl’m Longing to Say” — Duet, “ The Sun Shines Brighter" — Solo, “The Siren’s Song” — Chorus, “Leave It to Jane” ( BoltonWodehouse-Kern) Gems from “Jack O’ Lantern” Victor Light Opera Company 45197 87248 87340 64092 16533 16394 16053 64982 18778 10 35666 12 .73 1.25 .75 .75 .75 .75 1.25 1.25 1.25 .75 .75 .75 1.25 .75 1.25