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VICTOR RECORDS Number | = Zs ears Dances—Bolero in D Major (Moszkowski) V. Concert at 18396 5 Turkish March (‘‘ Ruins of Athens’’) (Beethoven) Victor Concert Or ne oe Serenade (Open Thy Heart) (Bizet) Victor Concert a aaa 75 Spanish Dance No. | (Moszkowski, Op. 12) Victor Concert Orch & a fees the Plow (Country Dance) Victor Military mae 18491 6 75 Green Mountain Volunteers (Country Dance) Victor Military Band a peace the Plow Reel (Country Dance) Violin John Beye faode 5 75 Devil’s Dream Reel (Country Dance) Violin John Taylor EP:
SPENCER, ELIZABETH, Soprano
Elizabeth Spencer, whois Mrs. E. B. Southworth in private life, was bornin the West, and received her first vocal instruction from Hattie Sims, of Denver, Colorado, who was in turn a pupil of Marchesi. Later she studied in Paris with Jacques Bouhy, the celebrated Belgian baritone. She has been very successful as a soprano in the United States, and particularly in making Victor records, which may be said to be an art in itself. Elizabeth Spencer has a son who promptly joined the engineers as soon as the United States entered the Great War, and perhaps because of that she was particularly active singing at © the various war camps, where she was a great favorite with the troops.
Some of the songs she used on these occasions are here recorded. _ SPENCER _ SPENCER RECORDS Blue Bird 18452 | Perfect Day 18250 For Duets see Home, Sweet Home 16663 Star-Spangled Banner 18338 If You Look 18452 In the Gloaming 16405 Where the Morning 18403 Let the Rest of World 18638 Love’s Dream 18250 SPENCER, JANET, Contralto—See “Spencer” in Red Seal Catalog Sphinx Waltz (Popy) Victor Corset 16484|10) .75 Song of the Soul (Breil) Violoncello Yaska Bunchuk .
Spirit of Independence March (Hboltzmann) Conway’s poe 18559|10| .75 Rainbow Division March (WNirella) Pryor’s Band. :
eae of Peace March (Edw. F. Goldman) Victor Mil. Band 354721121 1.25 National Airs of the Allies (See ‘‘ Medleys’’) Victor Military Band :
Spoontime—Two-Step (A. Von Tilzer) Bell Solo Wm. aa 17337/10| .75 Little Flatterer (Eilenberg) Bell Solo William H. Reitz ; Spring, Beautiful Spring Waltz (Lincke) Victor prchesta! 200} 12/1.25 Roses and Memories (Snyder) Victor Orchestra) |>” SPRING MAID, THE—Operetta by Reinhardt Day Dreams, Visions of Bliss and Cricket on Hearth—MacDonald|45189}10/1.00
Three Trees—Humorous Monologue with orchestra specialties—McNaughton and No News or What Killed the Dog—Nat M. Wills}17222)10| .75 SPRING MAID, THE—GEMS FROM Victor Light Opera Company Chorus, ‘At the First Glass’’—Solo, ‘‘Day Dreams’’—Duet, ‘‘ Two Little Love Bees’’-—Solo and Chorus, ‘“‘ The Fountain Fay’’—Solo, 35423/12/1.25 ** How! Love a Pretty Face’’—Finale, ‘* Day Dreams”
Gems from ‘‘The Pink Lady’’ Victor Light Opera Co Spring’s Awakening (Waltz Song) (Cunningham-Sanderson ) eae { The Nightingale (Alex. N. Alabieff ) Lucy Marsh |®5140)!2)1.50 Spring Song (Song Without Words, No. 30) (Op. 62) (Mendelssohn) By Maximilian Pilzer Violin and Extase (Ganne) *Cello—Bourdon|17395}\10) .75 By Herbert's Orchestra and Cavalleria—Intermezzo—Herbert's Orchestra}45186| 10| 1.00
By Florentine Quartet and Toa Water Lily (MacDowell) Florentine Quartet\18648|10! .75