Victor records (1922)

. VICTOR RECORDS | Number és ae LAUDER RECORDS—Continued La Queen Amongthe Heather’ |45208/10'1.00 | Tobermory 45206) 10/T.00 an Roamin’ in the Gloamin’ 60105)|10) .75} Trip to Inverary 60006)10| .75 Roamin’ in the Gloamin’ 45209/10/1.00 | Trip to Inverary 45207/10 1.00 Roamin’ in the Gloamin’ 70061/12\1.25 | Trixie from Dixie 60110)10| .75 Roamin’ in the Gloamin’ 55129)|12)1.50 # Trixie from Dixie 45210/10)1.00 Rob Roy MacIntosh 70004) 12/1.25 | Trixie from Dixie 70095/12,1.25 Rob Roy Maclntosh 55128) |2/1.50] Trixie from Dixie 55130 12/1.50 Saftest of the Family 70005) 12|1.25 |] Wearing Kilts 60004'10| .75 Saftest of the Family 55127/12)1.50 | Wearing Kilts 45206 101.00 Same as His Faither Was Wedding o’ Lauchie Before Him 6009410) .75 ern arate 70007 12 1.25 Same as His Faither Was 45205/10/1.00 edding of Lauchie Same as His Faither Was 70104 |} 2/1.25] McGraw 55128 12/1.50 Semaine Elio batherias 55126/1211.50 Wedding of Sandy McNab 70008 12)1.25 She is My Daisy 70006) {2|1.25 Wedding of Sandy McNab 55117/12)1.50 She is My Daisy 55123 1211.50 Wee Deoch an’ Doris 70062 /12\1.25 She is My Rosie 60142 10| .75 Wee Deoch an Doris 55120 12/1.50 She is My Rosie 70113) 12)1.25 Nye Hoose *Mang the Sheis My Rowe 45197|10|1.00] wire. jSOLOGH OHS 3 : Wee Hoose ’Mang the She is My Rosie 55116)12)1.50 Heather \45209 10/1.00 She's the Lass for Me 60107)10! .75 Wee Looser Maneathe ; She’s the Lass for Me 45210)10|1.00] Heather 70076 12/1.25 She's the Lass for Me 70096 12|1.25 | Wee Hoose ‘Mang the She's the Lass for Me 55130|12/1.50] Heather 55129) 12}1.50 Stop Your Tickling, Jock 60002)10| .75 |] Wee Jean MacGregor 60028/10) .75 Stop Your Tickling, Jock 45197 /10)1.00 | Wee Jean MacGregor 45211/10/1.00 Ta Ta, Bonnie Maggie We Parted on the Shore 70013) 12|1.25 Darling 70108 /12|1.25 | We Parted on the Shore 55118/12/1.50 Ta Ta, My Bonnie 55124)12)1.50 | When I Get Back to Bonnie There is Somebody Waiting Scotland 70009) 12)1.25 for Me 70119/12/1.25 | When I Get Backto Bonnie S. |55131/12/1.50 There is Somebody '55121/12/1.50 |] When 1 Was Twenty-one 55123)12/1.50 Tobermory '(60030)10|} .75 | When I Was Twenty-one 70123) 12)1.25 NOTE—In many of Lauder’s records he concludes by saying something which sounds very much like the slang term ‘‘Get next.’’ However, it is ‘Gude Nicht’’ (Scotch for **Good Night ’’) which the comedian is cordially saying! A glossary of Scotch words used by Mr. Lauder tn his records will be furnished by the catalog editor on request. LAUGHING SONGS And Then! Laughed 17418 | Stop Your Tickling, Jock 60002 I'm Old But I’m Awfully Tough 16403 | Ticklish Reuben 17232 Laughing Spectator 16519 | Yaller Gal 16164 Laughs You Have Met 17232 Laughing Song from Manon Lescaut (Auber) French Galli-Curci|64669|10|1.25 {rans une Water (Hager) (See also “Medley No. 128”) Victor ee 350171 1211.35 Midnight Flyer March (Hager) Victor Band ; Laughs You Have Met (Illustrated by Five Comedians) The every-day laugh (Will Evans); the man who laughs at misfortune | (Fred Moule); the old maid’s laugh (Amy Augarde); the Frenchman's laugh 17232/10| .85 (Maurice Farkéa); the laughing Coon (Burt Shepard) Ticklish Reuben—Laughing Song Cal Stewart Laurentian Echoes (French-Canadian Melodies) Victor Orsht 16593/10| .85 Land of the Maple—Canadian March (Laurendeau) Pryor’s Band 4 {Laverne sens Caprice Saxophone Henton and Conway’s a 18149110) .85 Chin Chin—Medley Fox Trot Saxophone Sextette Six Brown Brothers ; LAZARO, HIPPOLITO, Tenor Jn Italian (See Pink Section) a Daddy—Fox Trot (La Rocca-Shields-Ragas) Dixieland Jazz B Fidgety Feet—One-Step Original Dixieland Jazz Band Le—For titles beginning with this French article see the next word 1856410) .85