Victor records (1925)

Ca aie VICTOR RECORDS Namber | 5) 3 = (2en8 mio ben (Canst Thou Believe) (Giordani) Jtalian Sey 629] 1011.50 Capinera, La (The Wren) (Sir Julius Benedict) (Flute obb) Galli-Curci ; {Gare mio ben (Canst Thou Believe) (Giordani) J/talian Werreern ie7isiiole7s O cessate di piagarmi (2) Ecco purch’a In Italian W errenrath * CARROLL, FRANK—Yodels with Barton and Guitar—See “Barton’’ (seg Me Back to My Carolina Home Seo eEE 18975|10| .75 A Picture Without a Frame (Sterling-VonTilzer) Peerless Qt : Carry Me Back to Old Virginny (Bland) By Alma Gluck (with Male Chorus) and Old Black Joe—Gluck-Cho| 6141}12|2.00 By Orpheus Quartet and Darling Nelly Gray—FPeerless Quartet|18195|10)| .75 By Michel Gusikoff Violin and Mighty Lak’ a Rose—-Gusikoff\19202/10| .75 (Carry Your Cross with a Smile (Ogdon-Gabriel) Rodeo ar ah 18720|10| .75 Tell Me the Story of Jesus (Crosby-Sweney) Rodeheaver " CARTWRIGHT, EARL, Baritone—See “Some Day” CARUSO, ENRICO, Tenor (Kah-roo'-zoh) See Red Seal Section CASE, CHARLEY, Comedian How Mother Made the Soup and Liars, or My Uncle’s Farm—Golden-Hughes|16547/|10| .75 (Sarer at the Bat (Thayer) Recitation De Wolf popper! 352901 12|1.25 Man Who Fanned Casey (Reply to ‘‘Casey at the Bat’’) Digby Bell ' (aeeey Jones (Newton) Murray and American a WeassliOla7s: Moonlight in Jungle Land (Dempsey-Schmid) Collins and Harlan : Casse Noisette—Nutcracker Suite (Tschaikowsky) Danse Chinoise and Danse des Mirlitons and Danse Arabe—Herbert’s Or|45053) 10} 1.00: Danse Characteristique—Pryor’s Band and Humoresque (Dvordk) Pryor’s Band|16974|10}| .75 Waltz of the Flowers—Victor Symphony Orch and Traviata—Symphony Or|35717/12| 1.25: CASTLE HOUSE ORCHESTRA Arganarez Tango 17556 Enticement Tango 17556 Cecile Waltz 35373 Esmeralda Waltz 35373 (Sarai One-Step (Hurtado) Hurtado Bros. Marimba eae 18095)101°.75 Fletita One-Step (J.B. Hurtado) Hurtado Bros. Marimba Band oe es Whiskers—Fox Trot Benson seen ta 19103/10| .75 In a Tent—Fox Trot Benson Orchestra ; (eoracois Sketches No. 2 (In the Village) Intern’l Concert pa ehesolT21 05. Russian Dance and Trepak International Concert Or : CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA (Kah-vahl-lay-ree’-ah Roos-tih-kah! -nah) (Rustic Chivalry) Sung in Italian unless otherwise noted Opera in one act; libretto adapted from ‘“‘ Verga’’ by Menasci; music by Mascagni. First production, Rome, 1890; London, 1891; first U. S. production at Phila., 1891. Mascagni, the composer, was the son of a baker in Leghorn, and it was his father’s wish that the son should be his successor. This, however, did not appeal to the young man. who. was already studying music secretly. None of his compositions met with any great measure: of success until he wrote the above opera, which he did at fever heat in eight days. The story of ‘‘ Rustic Chivalry "’ is one of Sicilian love and hate, passion and revenge. Turiddu, a young peasant, son of old Lucia, goes to war, and during his absence from the: village his sweetheart, Lola, forgets him and weds the young carter, Alfio. Turiddu returns: and consoles himself with the love of Santuzza, the village beauty, but soon tiring of her, his old passion for Lola revives. Santuzza, scorned by Turiddu, reveals the affair to the: wronged husband. On Easter morning, as the villagers are leaving church, Alfo challenges the destroyer of his domestic happiness. JRepenting his misdeeds, Turiddu takes am: affectionate leave of his mother, and goes forth to the duel. Justice is accomplished in his: death at the hands of Alfio, and the betrayed Santuzza is left disconsolate.