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VICTOR RECORDS Number RHYTHMS FOR CHILDREN—Continued Gnomes (2) Dwarfs (Nocturne) (Reinhold) !
and Fairies (Scherzo) (Schubert) (2) Clowns (from ‘*‘ Midsummer Night’s (|19882)|10) .75
Dream’’) (Mendelssohn) Victor Orchestra
Soldiers’ March (Schumann) (2) March (Hollaender) and March (from ‘Nutcracker Suite’) (Tschaikowsky) (2) March?|}19881\|10) .75
(from “‘ Alceste’’) (Gluck) Victor Orchestra
Geer Rag—Fox Trot Whiteman and His Orchestra 107 7BNORGE I'm Tired of Everything But You—Fox Trot Whiteman’s Orchestra ; RICE, GLADYS—Duets Chérie, I Love You 20271 Girlis Youand the BoyisMe 20163 D’ye Love Me 19903 Two Little Bluebirds 20163 uch Morning Song Northeastern Benger uns) 687 74s When Evening Shadows Fall—Struebel Northeastern Saengerbund . im fuenn Overture—Part I (Wagner) Philadelphia Oe Bose IT OD Rienzi Overture—Part II (Wagner) Philadelphia Orchestra ‘
RIGOLETTO (Rig-oh-let’-toh) (Verdi) (Sung in Italian Unless Otherwise Noted)
Opera in three acts; text by Piave, adapted from Hugo’s drama Le Roi s’ Amuse; music by Verdi. First produced Venice, 1851; London, 1853; Paris, 1857; N. Y., 1857. The scene is laid in Mantua and vicinity in the sixteenth century.
The story tells of the gay and unprincipled Duke of Mantua, who is assisted in his crimes by his jester, Rigoletto, a hunchback. The father of one of the Duke’s victims is mocked by Rigoletto, and launches upon him a father’s awful curse, which stuns and sobers the jester, as he, too, has a daughter, Gilda, unknown to the court. On his way home Rigoletto meets a professional assassin, Sparafucile, who offers, for a price, to kill any enemy he may have. Rigoletto says he may need him later. The Duke, in the guise of a young student, has already met Gilda, not knowing who she is, and the young girl has fallen in love with him. When Rigoletto has left the house the Duke’s courtiers abduct Gilda and take her to the Palace. The father’s rage is terrible to witness, and he goes to the Palace,
PHOTO HALL THE QUARTET—RIGOLETTO, ACT III
4Indicates old acoustical method of recording. ; si