We use Optical Character Recognition (OCR) during our scanning and processing workflow to make the content of each page searchable. You can view the automatically generated text below as well as copy and paste individual pieces of text to quote in your own work.
Text recognition is never 100% accurate. Many parts of the scanned page may not be reflected in the OCR text output, including: images, page layout, certain fonts or handwriting.
VICTOR RED SEAL RECORDS
THE SCOTTI RECORDS—Continued No. Size List p, Faust—Dio possente (Even the Bravest Heart) Gounod 6284 12 $2.00
Forza del Destino—Solenne in quest’ ora (Swear in this Hour!)
with Caruso 8000 12 2.50
Madama Butterfly—Amore 0 grillo (Love or Fancy) with Caruso 8014 12 2.50 Madama Butterfly—Vel lo dissi? (Did I Not Tell You>) with Caruso 8014 12 2.50 Otello—Brindisi (Drinking Song) Verdi 6283 12 2.00 Tosca—Cantabile Scarpia (Venal, My Enemies Call Me) Puccini 6284 12 2.00
SISTINE CHOIR
The world-famous choir of the Sistine Chapel at Rome is probably the oldest organization of its type in existence. It was many, many centuries before Papal authority permitted it to be heard outside its historic shrine. These records are made in its traditional style, which has never been approached nor imitated. Aside from their religious and historic interest, they are worthy of very close study.
The Victor Company, in making them available to the public, is continuing, for the Catholic world, the work begun by the teachers Romanus and Peter in the Eighth Century.
SISTINE CHOIR RECORDS (Sung in Latin) No. Size List p. Adeste Fideles (Oh Come, All Ye Faithful) Portugal. 1046 10 $1.50 Exultate Deo (Sing Unto the Lord) Palestrina 1046 10 1.50 Laudate Dominum (Praise Ye the Lord) Palestrina 6442 12 2.00
Tenebrae factae sunt (About the Ninth Hour Darkness Descended) Vittoria 6442 12 2.00
SMIRNOV, DMITRI, Tenor (Smir-noff Dmee-tree) See “Famous Artists of Europe’’ SOTHERN, E. H.—JULIA MARLOWE
Wherever the English-speaking stage, or its traditions, can be found, the names of E. H. Sothern and Julia Marlowe are known and beloved. They are among the greatest modern interpreters of the plays of Shakespeare, the glory of the English tongue. Mr. Sothern was born in New Orleans, the son of one famous actor and the kinsman of others. He made his début at 20, in a small part. Since then he has played every type of réle demanded of the actor, and he has achieved artisticand personal triumphs innumerable. Miss Marlowe, (Mrs. Sothern) was born in England; coming to the United States with her parents as a child. Her first performance was at 12, in a juvenile production, while yet a schoolgirl. ’ She gradually was given more Se important réles, passing after RN a few years into the higher levels of the dramatic art. Mr. Sothern and Miss Marlowe have made a number of « sympathetic and powerful studies in human character, in their Shakespeare records.
THE SOTHERN RECORDS No. Size List p.
As You Like It—Seven Ages of Man—“‘All the World’s a Stage”’ Shakespeare 74701 12 $1.50
Hamlet—Hamlet’s Soliloguy—‘*To Be or Not to Be”’ Shakespeare 6294 12 2.00 Hamlet—Hamlet’s Speech to the Players Shakespeare 6294 12 2.00 Julius Cesar—Antony’s Oration—Part I (Friends, Romans, Country
men, Lend Me Your Ears) Shakespeare 6295 12 2.00
Julius Ceesar—Antony’s Oration—Part II (If You Have Tears, Prepare to Shed Them Now) Shakespeare 6295 12 2.00