Victor records (1925)

VICTOR RECORDS TA | Number | $13 € BUBBLE BOOKS The Victor Company has acquired the exclusive right, in future, to issue —— the world-famous Bubble Books for children. These books are albums containing three double-faced seven-inch records apiece, with six printed songs and two stories. The Child’s Garden of Verses and Chimney Corner Bubble beh | | “Bed in Summer’’—‘‘The Swing’—‘‘My Bed is a Boat’’—‘‘The North 2.00 Wind Doth Blow’’—‘‘The Sandman’’—‘“‘Old Lullaby”’ The First and the Mother Goose Bubble Books “Tom, Tom, the Piper’s Son’’—‘‘Mary Had a Little Lamb’’—‘‘ Jack and 2.00 ( Jill’’—“‘Simple Simon’’—‘‘Little Bo-Peep’’—‘‘Old King Cole”’ ““A Frog He Would A-Wooing Go’’—‘‘The Carrion Crow’’—‘‘The Frog 200 The Funny Froggy and The Little Mischief Bubble Books and the Crow’’—‘‘There Was a Little Girl’’—‘“‘Oh, Dear! What Can the Matter Be?’’—‘‘Bobby Shaftoe’”’ | ‘The Pie Party and the Pet Bubble Books | Hearts’’—‘‘Good King Arthur’’—‘‘I Love Little Pussy” ——‘“‘I Had a 2.00 “Little Jack Horner and Sing a Song of Sixpence’’—‘*The Queen of Little Doggy’’—‘‘Cock-a-doodle-doo!”’ The Singing Games and the Animal Bubble Books “Miss Jennia Jones’—‘‘The Farmer in the Dell’’—‘‘Lazy Mary’— 2.00 ‘“‘Three Little Kittens’’—‘‘Three Little Pigs’ —‘‘Three Blind Mice” fe Tippy-Toe and Gay Games Bubble Books “‘The City Mouse and the Country Mouse’’—‘‘Mother Tabbyskins’’— “Old Mother Hubbard’—‘“‘The Mulberry Bush’’—‘‘London Bridge’— “‘Oats-Peas-Beans”’ 2.00 BUCK, DUDLEY (Hartford, Conn., 1839; d. Orange, N. J., 1901) See **Festival Te Deum,” “‘Rock of Ages’”’ and ‘“‘Virgin’s Lullaby”’ (Bushey Battle Cry (Football Song of Ohio Univ.) Saunt Hi-Hi-Ohio (F. Crumit) Frank Crumit eee News March (Lampe) Xylophone Wm. H. er Dance California (Gregory) Bell Solo Wm. H. Reitz BUGLE CALLS OF THE BRITISH ARMY-—See “National and Patriotic Airs—Great Britain”’ Bugle Calls of U. S. Army—Part | W. G. Johnston (Chief Trumpeter and Band Master, Culver Military Academy) First Call—Guard Mounting—Drill—Boots and Saddles—Assembly —Adjutant’s Call—To the Coie Ret lleeReneee 18306) 10) .75 Bugle Calls of U. S. Army—Part II W. G. Johnston Tattoo—Taps—Mess—Commence Firing—Cease—Fix Bayonets—Charge Bugle Calls of U.S. Army—Part I (with spaces) W.G. Johnston 19468/10| .75 17357/|10) .75 First Call—Guard Mounting—Drill—Boots and Saddles—Assembly— Adjutant’s Call—To the Colors—Reveille 18324|10|) .75 Bugle Calls of U. S. Army—Part II W. G. Johnston Tattoo—Taps—Mess—Commence Firing—Cease—Fix Bayonets—Charge Bugle Calls of U. S. Army, No. 1 First Call—Reveille—Mess Call—Guard Mount—Adjutant’s Call—Sick Call— Assembly—Drill—Retreat—T attoo— Taps Bugle Calls of U.S. Army, No. 2 16056/10) .75 Officer’s Call—Captain’s Call—First Sergeant's Call—Break Camp— * To Arms—Fire Alarm—Signal to Horse—Rogue’s March—To the Colors—Funeral March Bugle Calls—see “Drum, Fife and Bugle,” “Soldier’s Day” and “Taps”