The Edison phonograph monthly (Jan-Dec 1908)

16 Edison Phonograph Monthly, Nov., 1908 Advance List Of Edison Standard (Two-Minute) and Edison Amberol (Four-Minute) Records for January, 1909 r t 1IIE Standard and Amberol Records listed belovo vuill be shipped jrom Orange in time to reach § all Jobbers in the United States and Canada bejore December 24th, 1908, all tilings being A favorable, and they may be reshipped to Dealers at 2 P. M. on December 23d. They must not, hovuever, be exhibited, demonstrated or placed on sale by Jobbers or Dealers until 8 A. M. on December 24th. {Date advanced on account of Christmas.) Supplements, Phonogram >, Bulletins and Hangers nvill be shipped with Records. These may be distributed to Dealers after December 20th, but must not be circulated among the public bejore December 24th. Jobbers and Dealers may, hovuever, deposit Supplements and Phonograms in Mail Boxes or Post Offices after 5 P. M. on December 23d, for deli-very on the jollo-zving day. Jobbers are required to place orders jor Jan uary Records on or before November 10th. Dealers should place January orders vjith Jobbers bejore November 1 'Oth to insure prompt shipment nvhen Jobbers^ stock is received. Edison Standard (Two-Minute) Records. 10032 Nymph and Satyr Edison Concert Band A new characteristic number in which the composer takes for his subject an imaginary story concerning a nymph and a satyr, and works out a very melodious and interesting selection. The instrumentation is most attractive. Composer, T. H. Rollinson; publisher, Oliver Ditson Co., Boston. 10033 Mandy Lane Ada Jones A coon love song in which "Mandy Lane in the old log cabin on the Suwanee shore" is the object of the dusky lover's serenade. The words are set to a quaint rag-time melody, which Miss Jones sings in a fetching way and with an echo of coon dialect. The chorus is catchy. Orchestra accompaniment. Music and words, William McKenna ; publishers, Jerome H. Remick & Co., New York. 10034 Uncle Josh's New Year's Pledge Cal Stewart Now that the inimitable Cal Stewart has returned to the ranks of Edison artists, there will be no let-up until every selection in his repertoire has been reproduced on Edison Records. In this selection Uncle Josh tells how he resolved on New Years' Day to abstain from the use of profanity. He bore up patiently under several provoking trials during the day without breaking his pledge, but when at night he fell down the cellar stairs with his arms full of eggs, molasses, flour, etc., and they mixed up in his hair, clothing, etc., it was all off. it is necessary to hear Mr. Stewart on the Record to know how laughable it really s. 10035 The Yama, Yama Man American Symphony Orchestra An orchestra selection of the two popular songs, "The Yama, Yama Man" and "Cuddle Up a Little Closer, Lovey Mine," which are the song hits in the musical comedy, "The Three Twins." The oboe work is a feature. Composer, Karl L. Hoschna ; publishers, M. Witmark & Sons, New York. * 10036 When I Marry You Frederic Rose A selection on the order of "Are You Sincere," (our Record No. 9973) and by the same authors. Both songs are of the catchy waltz variety, which generally become very popular. The publishers expect this new song to become as popular as the preceding one. Orchestra accompaniment. Music, Albert Gumble; words, Alfred Bryan; publishers, Jerome H. Remick & Co., New York. 10037 Honey Lou Collins and Harlan A comic coon song, with the customary rag-time melody. "Honey Lou" has an admirer who is so desperately in love with her that he threatens suicide if she refuses to marry him. Her funny responses in the chorus to his appeal for consideration make up an amusing feature of the song. The singing is done in conversational duet form. Orchestra accompaniment. Music, Tom Lemonier; words, Ed. Rose; publishers, Rose & Snyder Co., New York. *This selection will be illustrated on cover of January Phonogram.