The Edison phonograph monthly (Mar 1905-Feb 1906)

EDISON PHONOGRAPH MONTHLY. S226 8239 8262 8263 8269 8272 8273 8277 8278 8281 8284 8291 S292 8299 8300 8302 8306 S312 8313 8314 8315 8316 8318 8319 S323 8324 8329 8344 8345 8348 8350 8353 8355 8357 8371 8372 8377 8378 8384 8385 8386 8393 8399 8402 8406 8407 8408 8411 8413 8414 8415 8421 8429 8430 8440 8442 8445 8446 8447 8448 8453 8459 8466 8471 8472 8479 8483 8485 8489 8494 8497 Selection from The Prince of Pilsen (Peerless Orch.) Troubles of Reuben and the Maid (Collins & Harlan) Good Nigrht, Beloved, Good Night (Thompson) I'm Unlucky (Collins & Harlan) Eva (MacDonough) At the Bottom of the Deep Blue Sea (Stanley) In Dear Old Illinois (Thompson) Our United Emblem March (Edison Band) Pretty Molly Shannon (MacDonough) Nellie Was a Lady (Lotus Quar.) Everybody's Awfully Good to Me (Favor) Under the Rose (Clifford) On Broadway in Dahomey, etc. (Collins & Harlan) When It's All Goin' Out, etc. (Quinn) Just a Line Prom Jennie (Harlan) New Mown Hay (Peerless Orch.) In the Sweet Bye and Bye (Libby) I'm Getting Quite American, etc. (Denny) There's No Place Like Home (Harlan) I'm So Tired of Livin' I Don't Care, etc. (Collins) He Ought to Have a Tablet, etc. (Favor) Strike Out McCracken (Collins & Harlan) Nationality Medley (Invincible Quar.) Katie My Southern Rose (Thompson) What's the Matter with Sarah (Denny) Thy Beaming Eyes (Clifford) Trouble (Collins & Harlan) No One But You (Lenox) Didn't Know Exactly What to Do (Favor) My Own United States (Thompson) Message of the Rose (Lenox) Gambling Man (Collins) In Silence (Clifford) Since I First Met You (Thompson) Two Eyes of Blue (MacDonough) Pearl of the Harem (Van Epps) Just for To-night (Campbell) Sly Musette (MacDonough) O'Brien (Collins & Harlan) Selections from the Sultan of Sulu (Peerless Orch.) Song Bird of Melody Lane (Thompson) It's the Man in the Soldier Suit (Thompson & Campbell) Heidelberg (MacDonough) When the Winter Time Comes Round (Collins & Harlan) When Our Lips in Kisses Met (Morgan & Stanley) My Little Pansy (Collins) I Wonder if Your Love Will Last (Thompson & Campbell) Waltz Me Down the Alley Sally (Collins & Harlan) Up the Street March (Edison Band) If I But Knew (Thompson) Mississippi Bubble (Ossman) Julie (Favor) Long Ago (Clifford) Cupidietta (Peerless Orch.) Down at Lover's Roost (MacDonough) Ma Starlight Sue (Thompson & Campbell) Marriage is Sublime (Collins & Harlan) Mighty Lak' a Rose (Clifford) I'm a Jonah Man (Collins) Selections from Peggy from Paris (Edison Orch.) I Could Love You in a Steam Heat Flat (West) Farewell Beloved (Chapell & Stricklett) Hurrah for Baffins Bay (Collins & Harlan) Hebrew Vaudeville Specialty (Rose) Alec Busby, Don't Go Away (Murray) Lucky Duck (Edison Orch.) My Emmaleen (Collins) Ephasafa Dill (Collins & Harlan) Girl Who Comes in from the West (MacDonough) The Chapel (Edison Quar.) My Little Coney Isle (Tally) Scarecrow Dance (Edison Orch.) Bungaloo (Edison Band) Though It Was Within This Hour We Met (Morgan & Stanley) Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes (Wheatley) 8508 Budget of Short Stories (Spencer) 8542 Four1. cm f Plover (Clifford) 8545 My Alamo Love (MacDonough) 8639 Beautiful Birds Sing On (Harlan Belmont) 12875 Under the Deodar (Barry) 12891 La < loblnoia (Harmant) 12892 Je M'Suis Roule (Hartmant) OUR BERLIN OFFICE. The Edison Gesellschaft G. m. b. II. of Berlin, the company who are controlling the Edison products in Germany, arc making headway. They have been established only twelve months, yet during that short time have made such excellent progress as to warrant the expectation that they will soon be rivalling the enormous output of the British company. We learn that the Berlin company recently received a visit from sixty of the most influential members of the German press, who have given testimony in the leading German papers as to the magnificent plant that has been installed. — Phono Trader, London. CUT ON FREIGHT RATES. The railroads on the Pacific coast have made a cut on transcontinental freight rates on talking machines of from $4.50 to $2.25 per 100 pounds, on carload lots of 20,000 pounds, and $3.24 on carload lots open freight. If any Record were as good as the Edison Gold Moulded Record or if any other Record were . so good as to be almost as good, we would sell that other Record, but as yet we are unable to find that other Record. Until we do we will sell Edison's Gold Moulded Records exclusively. To get the best results the Edison Phonograph must be used with the Edison Record. — Extract from Advertisement of Griggs' Music House, Des Moines, la. CAUTION NOTICE. Here is a paragraph that should be care= fully read by every Jobber and Dealer. When Standard Phonographs are packed for shipment at the Edison factories, a strip of wood is fastened to the lower part of the cabinet, under the spring barrel, for the purpose of protecting the latter from injury. This strip of wood takes the place of the paper and excelsior packing formerly used and must be removed when the machine is unpacked. Otherwise the machine will not operate properly. It would seem as if all Dealers should know that this strip was to be removed, and yet several cases have been reported where it was not taken out, causing purchasers much trouble.