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Dear One Far Away. (Casey.) First Whisper of Love. (Janon.) Schottische. Columbia Orchestra Carrots and She’s Such a Love. (Catlin.) Schottische. Columbia Orch. DEBUSSY, CLAUDE ACHILLE, : Born in -1862 at St. Germain-en-Laye. His elusive songs and
‘piano pieces have enjoyed extraordinary popularity during the last
decade or two. See: En bateau.
Debutante Intermezzo. (Kopp.) Howard Kopp, xylophone and bell soloist The Ladder of Roses. (Hubbell.) Howard Kopp, bell soloist
Deep in My Heart. (Perkins.) Margaret Romaine Your Eyes Have Told Me So. (Blaufuss.) Margaret Romaine
A2165 10 1.00 Deep River. (Burleigh.) d Oscar Seagle . O Happy Day. (Goetz.) Oscar-Seagle A6131 12 1.25 Deer Dance. (Rogue River Indians.) (Skilton.) Columbia Orchestie War Dance. (Cheyenne Indians.)
(Skilton.) Columbia Orchestra A2486 10 .85 Defend America. March. (Hadley.) Prince’s Band
American Eagle March. (Boheme.) Prince’s Band A2255 10 .85 De Gospel Train Am Comin’. Harry C. Browne and Knickerbocker Quartette, Banjo and orchestra accompaniment Jordan Am: a Hard Road To Travel. (Emmet.) Harry C. Browne Banjo and orchestra accompaniment 48651 12 1.50 Deh vieni non tardar (Oh, come, my heart’s delight), from
GUIDO DEIRO “Nozze di Figaro.”
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Maria Barrientos
Guido Deiro, accordion Guido Deiro, accordion
Deirina Polka. (Deiro.)
Stars and Stripes Forever. (Sousa.) DEIRO, GUIDO, accordionist.
Beyond question the most proficient accordion player of the present day is Mr. Guido Deiro, whose exclusive Columbia records have enjoyed a sale that has been nothing short of phenomenal. Mr. Deiro is a well-known stage figure, having traveled as a vaudeville headliner over the most important circuits of the United States and Canada and also appeared with sensational success in the Winter Garden and other well-known places of amusement in New York.
Ave Maria and Miserere, from ‘‘Trovatore”’ Bohéme: Musetta’s Waltz Song and Pagliacci: Vesti la giubba Cavalleria Rusticana: Siciliana and Tancredi Overture Ciribiribin. Waltz and Sharpshooters’ March Deirina Polka and Stars and Stripes Forever Deiro Rag and Waiting for the Robert E. Lee Dill Pickles Rag and In the Land of Harmony and Stop, Stop, Stop Dolores. Waltz and La Spanola. Waltz
Down in Bom-Bombay and Put Me to Sleep With an Old-fashioned Melody Everybody’s Doing It Now and Whipped Cream. Fred Van Eps, banjoist Hand-Grenade Throwers’ March and Preparedness March
Hong Kong. One-Step and My Little China Doll. Fox-Trot 102