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VICTOR RED SEAL RECORDS | Number | 5 3S SOTHERN AND MARLOWE | * Julius Caesar—Brutus and Portia Shakespeare 6296/12 2.00: *Merchant of Venice—The Casket Scene (with incidental music) Shakespeare} 6297|12 2.00 *Merchant of Venice (1) Shylock’s Speech (2) The Mercy Speech | 6297/12,2.00: *xRomeo and Juliet—Balcony Scene—Part | Shakespeare) 6298|12/2.00: *Romeo and Juliet—Balcony Scene—Part I] Shakespeare) 6298]12/2.00: * Twelfth Night—The Duke and Viola (with incidental music) | Shakespeare] 6296/12 2.00: T TETRAZZINI, LUISA, Soprano (Sung in Italian unless otherwise noted) *Barbiere—Una voce poco fa (A Little Voice I Hear) Rossini} 6337)/12/2.00: *Carnival of Venice—Part I (with Variations) Jules Benedict} 6339|12/2.00: *Carnival of Venice—Part II (with Variations) Jules Benedict} 6339|12/2.00: *Lucia (Mad Scene) (with flute obb. by Oesterreicher) Donizetti] 6337/12/2.00 *Martha—Last Rose of Summer English Moore} 6343]12/2.00: *Pearl of Brazil—Charmant oiseau (Brilliant Bird) (Flute obb.)
French 6343|12/2.00. *Rigoletto—Caro nome (Dearest Name) Verdi] 6344/12/2.00 *Traviata—Ah! fors’ é lui (2) Sempre libera Verdi} 6344/12/2.00:
TOSCANINI AND LA SCALA ORCHESTRA *Carmen—Aragonaise (Prelude to Act 4) Bizet] 839/10/1.50 *Damnation of Faust—R4kéczy Hungarian March (Op. 24) Berlioz} 6300|12/2.00 *Farandole (from L’Arlésienne Suite No. 2) Bizet] 839|10/1.50 *Midsummer Night’s Dream—Wedding March Mendelssohn| 6302|12/2.00 * Midsummer Night’s Dream—Scherzo Mendelssohn| 6302]12/2.00 *Symphony No. 1 in C Major—Finale (Op. 21) Beethoven} 6300/12|2.00: *Symphony in C Minor, No. 5—Finale (4th movement—Part I) Beethoven} 6304|12/2.00 *Symphony in C Minor, No. 5—Finale (Part II) Beethoven| 6304/12/2.00 W WERRENRATH, REINALD, Baritone *Brown October Ale (from “‘Robin Hood’’) Smith-De Koven| 945|10/1.50 *Can’t Yo’ Heah Me Callin’ Caroline (with Male Quartet) Gardner-Caro Roma] 991/10/1.50 Captain Stratton’s Fancy Masefield-Taylor| 1104|10/1.50 *Crucifix (Rosier-Faure) with McCormack! 3024|10|2.00 *Dear Old Girl Buck-Morse| 1078/10/1.50 *Dreaming Alone in the Twilight Clemson-Moore| 843]10)1.50 *Drumadoon Renshaw-Sanderson| 1072/10/1.50 *Follow Me Fields-Gay-Dett} 6472/12 2.00 *Goin’ Home Fisher-Dvorék|} 6472/12 2.00
*Indicates old acoustical method of recording.
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