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To the Springtime. (Grieg.) One More Day, My John. (Sailor’s Chanty.) (Grainger.) Percy Grainger, pianist Polish Dance E Flat Minor Op. 3 No. 1. (Scharwenka.) “ Percy Grainger, pianist
Towser is Dead. (Golden and Heins.) Comedy Sketch. Golden and Heins In a Bird Store. (Golden and Heins.) Comedy Sketch. Golden and Heins. Bird imitations by Gilbert Girard
Toyman’s Shop. May Murray Story of Busy Mary. May Murray Trailing Arbutus. (Friedman.) Prince’s Orchestra La Paloma. (Yradier.) Prince’s Orchestra Trail of the Lonesome Pine. (Carroll.) Campbell and Burr A Little Bunch of Shamrocks. (H. von Tilzer.) Burr and Campbell Trallen. (Swedish Polka.) Prince’s Band Kamarinskaia. (Russian.) Prince’s Band
Tramp, Tramp, Tramp. See Medley: ‘Medley of Patriotic
Airs?”
Tremp, Tramp, Tramp, the Boys are Marching. (Root.) Charles Harrison and Columbia Stellar Quartette The Battle Cry of Freedom. (Root.) Charles Harrison and the Columbia Stellar Quartette
Triumerei. (Schumann.) Andante Cantabile. (Tchaikovsky.)
Triumerei, (Schumann.)
Boston String Quartette Boston String Quartette
Toscha Seidel, violinist TRAVIATA.
Opera in three acts; libretto by Piave, based upon Dumas’ ‘“‘Lady of the Camelias’’; music by Verdi. First presented in Venice, 1853.
Verdi’s opera “‘Traviata,” and Sarah Bernhardt’s playing of ‘‘Camille,” are the two famous adaptions of Dumas’ story. The story is simple, but appealing. Violetta is one of the beautiful and spoiled courtesans of Paris. Alfred, her lover, after a long suit has at last persuaded Violetta to give up her gay life and live with him in his humble apartment. Alfred’s father, whose aims for his son are of another sort, comes to Violetta and persuades her to release his son from the marriage. Violetta unselfishly agrees, but being left alone seeks comfort in returning to her former gay life. Alfred, who has been made to believe Violetta untrue, goes to Paris and publicly insults her. The heroine gallantly remains. by her promise to Alfred’s father, and not until too late does the young man discover the truth. He seeks her again only to find her dying.
Act I. Drawing-Room in the House of Violetta.
Prelude, Act I and Prelude, Act III. Grande Orchestra
Quel est done ce trouble charmant? (Ah! fors’ é lui.) In French and Pour jamais ta destinée (Sempre libera deggio.) In French. Mary Garden
Pour jamais ta destinée (Sempre libera deggio.) In French and Quel est done ce trouble charmant? (Ah! fors’ é lui.) Mary Garden
“THE LURE OF MUSIC” contains elaborate descriptions of many Columbia records. See announcement in back of this catalog.
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