Victor records (1921)

VICTOR RECORDS Last Rose of Summer By Marcella Sembrich By Luisa Tetrazzini By Adelina Patti By Amelita Galli-Curci By Alice Nielsen By Lucy Isabelle Marsh By Elizabeth Wheeler By Samuel Gardner Violin By Ferdinand Himmelreich Pianoforte Last Tears Angelicus,” “Pie Jesu,’’ *““Stabat Mater,” (from “* Martha’’) **Adeste —Hymn to John the Baptist’’ LAUDER, SIR HARRY, Comedian (Law’ -der) The success of this popular Scottish comedian in America (Thomas Moore) and My Ain Countrie—Lucy Marsh|45183)10)1 00 and Tannhatiser—Evening Star—’Cello—Bourdon|16813\10| .85 and Believe Me, If All Those Charms—Gardner|17871\10| .85 and Blue Bells of Scotland—Himmelreich| 18305|10 (Posledni Slzy) In Bohemian LATIN—Selections in—See ' Dei,” ““Ave Maria,” “‘Gloria Patri,’’ ‘‘O Salutaris,”’ *““Popule Meus,” “Sistine Choir’ and ‘‘Educational Records Fideles,”’ ‘* Agnus “Panis “Requiem,” has been phenomenal, and he is declared to be one of the presen entertainers now before the public. To hear him sing is amusing songs and specialties, however, it is not necessary to visit the few cities where he appears, for the Victor now offers records of his best numbers. These records were made by Mr. Lauder at the Victor’s Camden Laboratory, and are so natural that the hearer will be simply astonished, every word and whisper being absolutely distinct. It is hard to define just what it is in Lauder’s work that makes him so popular. LAUDER 85 Emmy Destinn/87306|10/1.25 But the secret probably is that he is simply natural, and bubbles over with wit and melody because he can’t help it! The new agreement made by the Victor with Mr. Lauder is one of the most important ever made, Lauder being the highest salaried entertainer in the world, This new arrangement calls for the comedian’s services for a term of years. LAUDER RECORDS A wee Deoch an’ Doris 70062)12|1.25|| Love a Lassie Blarney Stone 70018)}12|1.25|I Love to Be a Sailor Bonnie Leezie Lindsay 60011/10} .75|I Love to Be a Sailor Bonnie Maggie Tamson 70116)|12\1.25|In the R-o-t-a-r-y ‘Bonnie Maggie Tamson 55120)12)|1.50\In the R-o-t-a-r-y Bounding Bounder, or, I Think 'll1Get Wedinthe ““On the Bounding Sea’” |70010}12/1.25| Summer Bounding Bounder 55121/12\1.50|1 Think I'll Get Wed Breakfast in Bed on SunIt’s Nice to Get Up in the day Morn 70063/12|1.25| Mornin’ Breakfast in Bed 55119)12|1.50\It’s Nice to Get Up in the British Bulldog’s Watching Mornin’ at the Door 60138)10| .75|It’s Nice to Get Up Don't Let Us Sing Any It’s Nice to Get Up More About War 70122 12 1.25 I've Loved Her Ever Since Don't Let Us Sing 55122|12)1.50| She Wasa Baby Doughie the Baker 70112/12|1.25|I’ve Something in the Bottle for Doughie the Baker 60141}10| .75) the Mornin : Doughie the Baker 55115}12/1.50)l’ve Something in the Bottle Doughie the Baker 45196/10/1 .00|Jean MacNiell From the North, South, Killiecrankie East and West 70120}12)1.25|Kilty Lads Granny's Laddie—Recitation|70121}12/1 He Was Very Kindto Me /|70001}12!1 .25|Laddies Who Fought and .25| Won Hey! Donal 60005/10} .75|MacGregor’s Toast I Love a Lassie 60001|10| .75|Message Boy I Love a Lassie 70002112/1.25)Mr. John MacKay 55116}12(1 70118)12\1 55118}12/1 60139)10 45195}10/1 70125)12\1 55124/12\1 70107) 12)1 60143)10 45196)10)1. 55115/12/1. 60009/10} . 60000) 10 70000) 12! 1. 60021/10 60018/10 70097)12/1. 70117)12/1. 70003)12/1. —o dad 70110/12/1 60008'10 50 25 50 yh .00 25 50 25