The Edison phonograph monthly (Jan-Dec 1910)

Edison Phonograph Monthly, Oct. , 1910 19 Foreign Records for October AMBEROL: U. S. LIST, 50c; CANADIAN, 65c. STANDARD: U. S. LIST, 35c; CANADIAN, 40c. 12224 12225 12226 12227 12228 12229 12230 12231 12232 12233 14008 14009 14010 14011 14012 14013 14014 14015 14016 14017 15113 15114 15115 15116 15177 15118 16156 16157 16158 BRITISH RECORDS FOR OCTOBER AMBEROL (FOUR MINUTE). The Girl in the Train Selection, Fall National Military Band Out on the Deep, Lehr Peter Dawson Don't Do Away With All the Piers (Peers) Weston, Barnes & Scott My Dear Soul, Sanderson Lochaber No More (Violin solo) George D'Albert Violet Oppenshaw Scott Skinner J. Scott Skinner Arthur Osmond Jean Schwiller Jack Lorimer Amy Evans Ben Albert Florrie Forde Private Atkins On the Same Place Every Time, Collins & Murphy Florrie Forde The Green Isle of Erin, Roeckel Ernest Pike I Shall Sulk, Murphy & Lipton Jack Pleasants Invitation to the Waltz, Weber National Military Band STANDARD (TWO MINUTE). A Sergeant of the Line March, Squire & Trotere National Military Band Do What You Like With Me, Rule & McGee George D'Albert Long Live the King, Bowker Andrews Peter Dawson Chancon Triste (Violoncello solo) . Tschaikowsky She's a Braw Lass, Mills & Scott I Wish I Were a Tiny Bird, Lohr A Little Bit Here and There, Connt A Girl Who Was Never Used to It, Harrington & Powell May I Be Allowed to Suggest, St. John & Warwick Arthur Osmond Kismet, Hindoo Intermezzo, Markey National Military Band GERMAN RECORDS FOR OCTOBER AMBEROL (FOUR MINUTE). Trauermarsch, Chopin Joh. Strauss Orchestra Arie aus Samson und Dalila, Saint Saens Flora Wolff Der lachende Humorist, Couplet Hans Bladel Zu Strassburg, bei gedampften Trommelklang, Silcher Nebe Quartett Torerolied aus Carmen, Bizet C. von Hulst Im Theaterbureau M. P. und Elise Bendix STANDARD (TWO MINUTE). Kunstlermarsch, Joh. Schrammel Nussdorfer Schrammeln Huber-Fraas O griisse mir den Jungfernstieg, Lied, Hargreaves Max SteidI Heimweh, J. Heim Nebe Quartett 16159 Ach Eduard du rollst so schon, Couplet, C. Marx Grete Wiedecke 16160 Wie beruhrt mich wundersam, Lied, Fr. Brendel Peter Kreuder 16161 Im Storchenhaus, Walzer mit Chor, A. Behling Joh. Strauss Orchestra FRENCH RECORDS FOR OCTOBER AMBEROL (FOUR MINUTE). 17077 Ouverture "La Muette de Portici," Auber Garde Republicaine 17078 Le Loup de Mer, Borel-Clerc Adolphe Berard 17079 Re Reve du Prisonier, Rubinstein Louis Dupouy 17080 Cafe Cognac, drier & Chavat Paul Lack 17081 Stances de Flegier, A. Flegier George Felisaz 17082 Marche a Ninon, Leo Daniderff Karl Ditan 17063 L'Etoile du Nord — "O Jours Heureux," Meyerbeer Paul Payan 17084 Marche Originale, V. Destrost Garde Republicaine STANDARD (TWO MINUTE). 18148 Pour un Baiser, E. Patierno Karl Ditan 18149 Mon Ecossaise, Christine Gabriel Miller 18150 Chantons Clair ! Bachmann Paul Lack 18151 C'est un Locataire, Vincent Scotto Henriette Leblond 18152 La Danse du Zambeze, Borel-Clerc Adolphe Berard MEXICAN RECORDS FOR OCTOBER AMBEROL (FOUR MINUTE). 6105 "Maria" y "A Media Noche" — Danzas J. Ddvila, y Aviles Banda de Policia 6106 Alma de Dios — Seguidillas del Fuelle, Serrano, Arniches y Alvarez Pablo Garcia Bofil, tenor 6107 Dolores— Vals, E. Waldteufel Solo de Guitarra por Octaviano Yafiez 6108 Zamacueca Suriana, Arreglo de M. Rosales Maximiano Rosales, tenor y Rafael Herrera Robinson, baritono 6109 Rosalba — Mazurka, E. Navarro Trio Instrumental "Arriaga" 6110 Ideal — Vals, Capitani Banda de Polioia STANDARD (TWO MINUTE). 20353 Brisas de Amor — Mazurka, A. Pacheco Banda de Artilleria 20354 El Periquito — Cancion Popular Cuarteto Vocal Coculense 20355 Jotas Populares, Arreglo de R. Bezares Rafael Bezares, tenor 20356 ; Ven a mis Brazos ! — Cancion Popular, Arreglo de L. Picazo Jesus Abrego, tenor, y Leopoldo Picazo, baritono Suspended List, Sept. 20, 1910 Superseding AH Previous Lists This list is supplemental to the Suspended Lists which appeared in the June, 1908, and succeeding issues of the Edison Phonograph Monthly. These are still in force and must be given the same consideration by the Trade as if reprinted in full herewith. NEB., Jackson — Jackson Drug Co., B. J. Leahy, Prop. IOWA, Humboldt — A. E. Ruse. Jobbers and Dealers are asked not to supply any of the above named firms with our apparatus, at addresses given or any other address. Reinstated. MICH., Holland and Allegan — A. H. Meyer. Milwaukee for 1911 J. C. Roush, the popular Secretary of the National Association of Talking Machine Jobbers, was a visitor at the factory early last month. Mr. Roush announced that as a result of the ballot recently taken among the members of the Association Milwaukee has been selected as the Convention City for 1911. The actual vote was: Milwaukee 71, Atlantic City 13, and Niagara Falls 9. Milwaukee possesses splendid natural advantages for a convention, and the Association chose wisely in designating it as the next meeting place. The Convention will be held on either July 11, 12, 13 and 14, or July 12, 13, 14, 15 and 16, the exact dates not yet having been decided upon.