The Edison phonograph monthly (Jan-Dec 1908)

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Record Details:

Title:
The Edison phonograph monthly
Date:
Jan-Dec 1908
Publisher:
Louisville : Pennant Litho, Inc.
Volume:
The Edison phonograph monthly (Jan-Dec 1908)
Leaf #:
00045
Language:
English
Collection:
Recorded Sound and Broadcasting & Recorded Sound
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
Library of Congress, MBRS, Recorded Sound Section
Sponsor:
Library of Congress, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
Reprint, with an introduction added, of a periodical published 1903-1916 in New York by the National Phonograph Co
Date Added:
July 11, 2024
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Edison Phonograph Monthly, Feb. ,1908 11 Below artists since t embraces such As the ti 46 Edison Records Made Over ; printed a list of 46 Edison Records that have been made over by the same or new e list of 158 made-over selections (Form 11 66) was issued several months ago. It selections as have been made over to and including November 15th, 1907. ide already knows, whenever circumstances render it necessary to make new moulds of selections, the work gets the advanced experience of our Recording Department and such new Records benefit in all the other improvements of the art. Such Records are in .ill respects equal to those of the monthly list. We believe that if the public knew of their existence they would sell quite as readily as the new Records. It is our intention beginning with April to add certain of these made over selections to the monthlv Advance Lists, Order Blanks, Supplements, etc. In the April printed matter we will insert such selections as have been made over in December and thereafter will work three months behind, believing that in this time Dealers, in the regular course of business, will have disposed of their stock of the older selections and be carrying only the new. Folders including these made-over selections will later be issued for retail distribution. Unless otherwise indicated they have been made over by the same artists or combinations. EDISON MILITARY BAND. INSTRUMENTAL DUETS. 8906 Dreamy Moments (Violin and Flute) Jaudas and Rose Formerly by Jaudas and Atz 8404 Spring cf Love (Violin and Flute) Jaudas and Rose Formerly by Jaudas and Atz 8598 Two of Us (Cornet duet) Hazel and Bartow Formerly by Hazel and Seltzer 8424 16 S261 8213 8C43 8587 8562 8516 8333 8221 85S4 8168 8432 8391 8502 2613 £487 8965 7386 7195 7458 Concert irch Band American Patrol Formerly by Edison Columbian Exposition Ms Don't Be Cross Waltz Formerly by Edison Concert Band Hapsburg March Formerly by Edison Concert Band In the Good Old Summer Time Morning in Noah's Ark Formerly by Edison Concert Band New Colonial March Peaceful Henry Formerly by Edison Concert Band Second Reg't Conn. N. G. March Formerly by Edison Concert Band EDISON CONCERT BAND. Ballet Music from Faust, Part 2 Boston Commandery March Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean Dixie Girl God Save the King Polacca from Mignon Selection from Maritana EDISON HUNGARIAN Hungarian Dance No. 1 ORCHESTRA. INSTRUMENTAL SOLOS. Ballet Music from Mathias Sandorph (Clarinet) Tuson Happy Days in Dixie (Banjo) Ossman Formerly by^ Ruby Brooks Minstrel Boy (Bagpipe) McAuliffe Schubert's Serenade ('Cello) Kronold Sounds from Tyrol (Zither) Wormser Spring Song (Violin) D'Almaine Then You'll Remember Me (Violin) D'Almaine VOCAL SOLOS. 7317 All Coons Look Alike to Me Collins 8550 Bedelia Murray 1027 Girl Wanted Formerly by S. H. Dudley Murray G4t8 Hottentot Love Song Jones 8267 I'll Be With You When the Roses Again Bl oom Potter 6504 5016 7840 7242 8380 8084 7670 8747 S553 8662 8941 8441 Formerly by Harry MacDonough I'm Wearing My Heart Away For You Formerly by James F. Reed Lost Chord Formerly by Harry MacDonough Ninety and Nine Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep Sing Me a Song of the South* Formerly by Harry MacDonough Somebody's Waiting For Me Violets Formerly by W. H. Thompson When the Harvest Days Are Over Where the Mocking Birds Were Singing Formerly by James F. Harrison VOCAL DUETS. I'm Going to Leave Robin and the Wren Miller Miller Stanley Stanley Miller Harlan Werrenrath Harlan Werrenrath Collins and Harlan Flarlan and Belmont TALKING RECORDS. Auction Sale of Household Goods Spencer Formerly by Spencer and Girard Hans Krausmeyer and His Dog Schneider Spencer and Meeker Formerly by Spencer and Holt Reuben Haskins of Skowhegan, Me. Spencer Foreign Selections Cut Out The trade is hereby advised that we have no more moulds or masters of the following selections and we will discontinue furnishing them as soon as our stock is exhausted : No. 12374 Lose munt're Lieder (German) Porten No. 12403 Im tiefen Keller (German) Biberti H. M. Holleman, President of the Texas Piano & Phonograph Co., [Edison Jobbers at Houston, Texas] recently entertained the employes of the company at his residence in Hyde Park, in order to fittingly mark the close of the most prosperous year in the history of the house. A fine musical program was arranged. — Music Trade Review.