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VICTOR RECORDS | Number | $3 &
AUSTIN, GENE, Tenor
GENE AUSTIN
Gene Austin was born in 1900 at Shreveport, Louisiana. He was a typical American boy—as mischievous and lovable as his later songs. At fifteen he ran away from home, and soon joined the army at the Mexican border. Then came the World War and a long, distinguished service at the front. Returning from France, he went to school in Baltimore and later to Baltimore University. In 1923 he joined with a friend in a piano and song vaudeville act, and in 1925 made his first Victor record. From that time to the present his career has been a series of successes. His delightful, mellow voice, and the dynamic personality which he manages to project through his Victor records, have endeared him to countless admirers the country over.
RECORDS BY GENE AUSTIN
Ain’t Misbehavin’ 22068 Ain’t She Sweet 20568 Are You Happy? 20977 Are You Thinking 20964 Behind the Clouds 19968 But I Do 20084 Bye Bye Blackbird 20044
Carolina Moon 21833 Dream Girl of Pi
K. A. 21916 Dream Mother 21915 Five Foot Two 19899 Forgive Me 20561
For My Sweetheart 20143 Garden in Rain 21915 Girl of My Dreams 21334 I Can’t Do Without You 21454 I Can’t Give You Anything 21798 I Never Knew 19864 In My Bouquet 21374 It Made You Happy 20371 I’ve Got a Feeling 22033 I Wish I Had Died in My Cradle 21833
I Wonder If You Miss Me 21798 Jeannine I Dream 21564 Just Likea Melody 21454 Little Pal 21952 Lonesome Road Maybe!— Who Knows? 22033 Memories of France 21545 Me Too 20143 Muddy Water 20569 My Blue Heaven 20964 My Bundle of Love 20030 My Idea of Heaven 20569 My Melancholy Baby 21015 My Sorority Sweetheart 21916 Old Pals Are the Best Pals 21545 One Sweet Letter 20730
Peace of Mind 22068 Ramona 21334 She’s Funny 21779 Sleepy Time Gal 19899
Some Day,
Sweetheart 20561
Song I Love 21856 Sonny Boy 21779 So Tired 21329 St. Louis Blues 21714 Sunday 20411 Sweet Child 19928
Sweetheart of Sigma
Chi 20977 Tamiami Trail 20084 That’s What I Call Heaven 21893 Then Came the
Dawn 21564 There’s a Cradle 21015 Thinking of You 20411 Tomorrow 21329
To-Night You Belong to Me 20371 Voice of the Southland 21714
Weary River 21856 Wedding Bells 21893 What Dol Care 20568 Why Can’t You? 21952 Without You 21374 Ya Gotta Know 20044 Yesterday 20730
AUSTRAL, FLORENCE, Soprano—See Red Seal Section Automatic, Records arranged for—See Musical Masterpieces
a (Thomas) Harp Francis J. Lapitino Chant du Rossignol (Song of the Nightingale) (Filipovsky) Piccolo Barone
ae Sea (Baker Gericke) Associated Glee Clubs of amie
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Sylvia (Speakes-Gaines) Associated Glee Clubs of America pares ize)
porn on Town—Tango Fox Trot Hamp’s Kentucky Serenaders Te PATIOlETS Sincerely | Do—Fox Trot Fry’s Million Dollar Pier Orchestra :
Ave Maria—See also ““Otello’’
tars Maria (Arcadelt) Palestrina Choir Adoramus Te (Palestrina) Palestrina Choir
Ave Maria (Johann Bach—Charles Gounod) (Sung in Latin)
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By Rosa Ponselle and Elégie In French—Ponselle| 6599)\12|2.00 * By Alma Gluck and Efrem Zimbalist and Angel’s Serenade—Gluck| 8026 12|2.50 * By Frances Alda and Mischa Elman and Angel’s Serenade—Alda| 8001 12|2.50 * By John McCormack and Fritz Kreisler and Berceuse ** Jocelyn’’—McCormack| 8032)12 2.50
By Charles O’Connell Organ and Rosary—O’ Connell 21216110! .75
xIndicates old acoustical method of recording.