The Edison phonograph monthly (Dec 1914-Dec 1915)

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EDISON PHONOGRAPH MONTHLY, JUNE, 1915 11 Eugene A. Pfefferle's Attractive Store, New Ulm, Minn. EUGENE A. PFEFFERLE of New Ulm, Minn, conducts a high class drug and stationery store with a special Department for Edison Disc and Cylinder Phonographs. He is a great believer in general publicity and has large faith in effective advertising. His success attests the correctness of his viewpoint. His store is unusually attractive, and his display of Edisons all that could be desired. HELEN CLARK, MEZZO-SOPRANO THIS charming and artistic young contralto was born in Rochester, N. Y., of a well-known and musical family. Her talent developed early in .ife for, even as a child, she was known for her phenomenal voice, and at the tender age of nine she began singing in church choirs. The contralto timbre of her voice soon became very pronounced, and when about seventeen years of age she was brought to New York and placed under Madame Jaeger of the Metropolitan Opera House, where she studied for two years. During this time Mr. Conried of the Metropolitan Opera Company cast her for small parts in several operas, among them being "Hansel and Gretel," and "The Queen of Sheba." Miss Clark has for some time studied with F. H. Haywood, under whose tutorage her voice has matured into that of a contralto, with almost a soprano range. During her many years of study she has availed herself of opportunities offered in the fields of choir, phonograph singing, and in numerous concerts. She is well known throughout the country and is deservedly popular, not only because of her magnificent voice, but by her charming personality and youthful enthusiasm, which has won her a host of friends everywhere. Miss Clark has thoroughly mastered the art of singing, and her enunciation is exceptionally clear — an important factor in the successful making of Phonograph Records. 80134 80137 80138 80145 80148 80151 80155 80161 80163 80165 80166 80167 80182 80185 80187 80213 80218 -with EDISON DISC RECORDS BY HELEN CLARK The Boat with my True Love's NameVernon Archibald. Drifting — with Vernon Archibald Summer Days — with Vernon Archibald When the Twilight Comes to Kiss the Rose Good Night — with Vernon Archibald For You — with Vernon Archibald In the Candle Light — with Emory B. Randolph Beautiful Isle of the Sea — with Vernon Archibald In the Valley of the Moon — with Vernon Archibald Let By-Gones be By-Gones — with Vernon Archibald I Love You — with Vernon Archibald Come to Me — with Vernon Archibald Love's Golden Dream — with Emory B. Randolph Only to You — The Girl from Utah — with chorus When it's Night-time Down in Burgundy — with Walter Van Brunt Mrs. Sippi, You're a Grand Old Girl — Pretty Mrs. Smith, with Billy Murray — Teenie, Eenie, Weenie — Suzi, with Joseph A. Phillips After the Roses Have Faded Away — with Joseph A. Phillips