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VICTOR RECORDS Number | = SE Battie Cry of Freedom (Root) Raymond eae A eRaSi ROT es Song of a Thousand Years (Work) Raymond Dixon 19 : ras Cry of Freedom (Root) Hamilton with Orpheus Quarta} 183161| | 85 Hail Columbia Raymond Dixon with Orpheus Quartet 0} ewes Hymn of the Republic (Howe) Poa aaT 4512111011.00 Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean Lambert Murphy and Orpheus Qt i Battle Hymn of the Republic (Air “John Brown’s Body”) (2) My Old Kentucky Home _ (For School Singing) Victor Band 18145 85 Believe Me, If All Those Endearing Young Charms (2) Home, . Sweet Home (School and Community Singing) Victor Band. ence of Gettysburg (Descriptive March) (Paull) Conway's Band fran ; Good-bye, Dolly Gray—March Conway’s Band 205 Wace of Killiecrankie (2) Will Ye NoCome Sutcliffe crores eka 85 Scotch Medley March Bagpipes and Drums Sutcliffe Troupe) | : Cees of Stirling (Scotch Ballad) (Sinclair-Chisholm) Murray . eS Wi? a Hundred Pipers (Scotch Ballad) Farquhar Murray ee : ee of the Nations (Descriptive March) (Paull) Conway’s By Rs Napoleon’s Last Charge Conway’s Band | ere} : BATTLE SCENES—See “ Divine Service on a Battlefield” (eee Connecticut March (Fulton) Pryor’s Pandy A Forest Whispers (Losey) Pryor's Band GES “83 BATTLE SONGS—See “‘ National and Patriotic ’’ and “‘ War Songs” ere Yodel (The Waterfall) Macdonough and Warscnl, Si col lat 8s Flower from Home, Sweet Home (Schmid) Macdonough and Bieling} } :
BAYES, NORA : Nora Bayes, with her inimitable foolery and clean fun, her admirable imitations and clever and witty songs, became in a very short time one of the greatest favorites on the American stage, and she continues to hold the attention as well as the admiration of her audiences— through sheer talent. ;
Miss Bayes is the life of every production with which she is conn cted, and gives a zest to every moment | she is on the stage. This talented artist has sung for the \ ‘i Victor some of her greatest successes and the records \ &® are among the most entertaining in the catalogue. Miss ~ ae
Bayes also made several duets with her late vaudeville °°" '** "t's Stel: tr
partner, Jack Norworth, an unusually clever comedian. Ee BAYES RECORDS : Are You Prepared for the Summer and Greatest Battle Song—Bayes|45095 | | Broken Doll and Please Keep Out of My Dreams—Nora Bayes|45136 | Cheer Up! Eat and Grow Thin and Ragging the Songs Mother Used—Bayes|45108 | Daniel in the Lion’s Den and Pull the Cork out of Erin—Bayes|45123 | For Dixie and Uncle Sam and Homesickness Blues—Nora Bayes|45100 | Greatest Battle Song of All and Are You Prepared—Nora Bayes|45095 |
Hello, Hawaii, How Are You and When Old BillBailey Plays—Nora Bayes|45099 | Hicki Hoy (Murphy-Muir) and When John McCormack Sings—Nora Bayes|45105 | Homesickness Blues and For Dixie and Uncle Sam—Nora Bayes|45100 | * How Can They Tell That I'm Irish Norworth| 70030 | How Can They Tell That I'm Irish and What Good is Water—Nora Bayes|55101 | Laddie Boy (Good-Bye; and Luck be with You) and Over There—Nora Bayes|45130 | Over There and Laddie Boy (Good-Bye ; and Luck be with You) Bayes|45130 | Please Keep Out of My Dreams and Broken Doll—Nora Bayes|45136 | Pull the Cork Out of Erin and Daniel in the Lion's Den—Bayes|45123 |