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ie ane triguefia! (Good-bye, My Darling) (Vigil-Robles) Span. Fleta My tierra (My Natice Land) (Muzas—Media-Villa) Spanish Feta
aera ae Trot Roger Wolfe Kahn and His Orch You Need Someone to Love—Fox Trot George Olsen and His Music
AFRICANA 1 (4f-ree-kah'-nah) French title, L’Africaine (Laf-ree-kahn’)
Opera in five acts; text by Scribe; music by Meyerbeer. Produced Paris, 1865; London, 1865; first N. Y., 1865. Notably revived in 1906 at the Metropolitan, with Caruso.
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After I Say I’m Sorry (What Can I Say) Pipe Organ Crawford The Prisoner's Song Pipe Organ Jesse Crawford After I Say ’m Sorry (What Can I Say) Tom Waring In the Middle of the Night Tom Waring After the Ball—Waltz International Novelty Orchestra The Prisoner’s Song—Waltz International Novelty Orchestra
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* \ Campana di San Giusto (Chimes of San Giusto) (Drovetti-Arona) Caruso
A Granada (Gras y Elias-Alvarez) In Spanish pa Ungy
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A la Luz dela Luna (Anton-Michelena) Spanish Caruso-de Gogorza
Ah-Ha!—Fox Trot Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra Just a Litile DrinkR—Fox Trot Whiteman and His Orchestra
Ah! Moon of My Delight John McCormack Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes (Jonson) John McCormack
Ah! Moon of My Delight (from In a Persian Garden) Crooks Beloved It Is Morn (Hickey-Aylward) Richard Crooks
AIDA (Ah-ee’-dah) (Verdi) (All records are in Italian unless otherwise noted) Opera in four acts. Text translated from Locle by Ghislanzoni; music by Verdi.
First produced in Cairo, 1871; Milan, 1872; Paris, 1876; London, 1876; N. Y., 1873. Aida, daughter of Amonasro, King of Ethiopia, has been captured by the Egyptians
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THE RETURN OF RHADAMES-—ACT II
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