The Edison phonograph monthly (Dec 1914-Dec 1915)

14 EDISON PHONOGRAPH MONTHLY, JUNE, 1915 BLUE AMBEROLS FOR JUNE CONCERT LIST 75 cents each in the United States; $1.00 each in Canada 28206 Island of Dreams, Stephen Adams, Tenor, orch. ace. 28207 Bedouin Love Song, Pinsuti, Bass, orch. ace. 28208 My Ain Countrie, Mrs. lone T. Hanna, Contralto, orch. ace. Redferne Hollinshead Arthur Middleton Christine Miller 2609 2610 2611 2612 2613 2614 2615 2616 2617 2618 2619 2620 2621 2622 2623 2624 2625 2626 2627 2628 2629 2630 REGULAR LIST 50 cents each in the United States; 70 cents each in Canada Sextet — Lucia di Lammermoor, Donizetti I'm on My Way to Dublin Bay, Stanley Murphy, Male voices, orch. ace. Nightingale Song — (You Remember Love), Zeller, Cornet, orch. ace. Humoreske Song — Adapted from Dvorak's Melody, Gover M. Koockagey, Tenor, Sodero's Band Premier Quartet Vincent Bach orch. ace. Walter Van Brunt George Wilton Ballard Frederick J. Wheeler Violin My Great Grand-Daddy Made, Ernie Erdman, Tenor, orch. ace. Friend, Clara Novello Davies, Baritone, orch. ace. At the Yiddish Wedding Jubilee, McCarthy, Glogau, Piantadosi, Comic song, orch. ace. Maurice Burkhart Alone in the Deep, Johann C. Schmid, Male Voices Knickerbocker Quartet My Old Kentucky Home, Foster, Baritone, orch. ace. Thomas Chalmers and Chorus Through the Air, August Damm, Piccolo, orch. ace. Weyert A. Moor My Bugler Boy, Darewski, Contralto, orch. ace. Helen Clark Tickling Love Taps — Suzi — Fox Trot, For dancing Jaudas' Society Orchestra Bid Me to Love, U Auvergne Barnard, Tenor, orch. ace. Emory B. Randolph Don't Take My Darling Boy Away, A. Von Tilzer, Baritone and Contralto, orch. ace. Joseph A. Phillips, Helen Clark and Chorus In the Hills of Old Kentucky, Chas. L. Johnson, Baritone, orch. ace. La Furlana Italian, Nicola Moleti, For dancing Liebesfreud, Kreisler, Violin, piano ace. by Robert Gaylor Pilgrim's Chorus — Tannhauser, Wagner, orch. ace, Male voices Hey! Wop, Berlin, Italian Dialect Song, orch. ace. What Is Love — Watch Your Step, Berlin, Soprano, orch. ace. I Want to Go to Tokio, Fischer, Soprano and Tenor, orch. ace. Maybelle MacDonald and Walter Van Brunt An Old Sweetheart of Mine, James Whitcomb Riley, Recitation Harry E. Humphrey Morton Harvey and Chorus National Promenade Band Richard Czerwonky Knickerbocker Quartet George L. Thompson Elizabeth Spencer and Chorus TWO IMMENSELY POPULAR RECORDS IN ENGLAND AND CANADA No. 80232. A Call to Arms, Descriptive, Male Voices Peerless Quartet Seldom has a record been made with more "atmosphere" than this one for while listening to it we really get a mental picture of "soldiers at play." As you can easily follow, the action of the record opens with the roll of drums and bugle call. Then after the dialogue, the quartet sings "We're Tenting To-night," one of the favorites of war songs of the United States. This is followed by the familiar "Vacant Chair" song. Then, after the arrival of the courier, amid the great confusion of a rapid departure, we hear the now immortal "Tipperary," which gradually dies away in the distance as the troops march out of hearing. The Peerless Quartet is composed of Messrs. Albert H. Campbell, Irving Gillette, Arthur Collins and John Meyer. (Price SI. 50 in the United States; $2.25 in Canada.) No. 80232. Your King and Country Want You, Paul A. Rubens, Contralto and Chorus Helen Clark At no time in the history of the world have the women of any civilized country been so active in a war as have the English in the present conflict. This song exactly sets forth the attitude of nearly every woman of the British Empire. Englishmen have been slow to realize the gravity of the nation's position, and have, so the women think, been somewhat slow in enlisting. Every woman desires peace but feels the raising of a huge army the quickest way to obtain it. For this reason, women orators have spoken in the London parks; they have personally endeavored to persuade possible recruits, and to them must be given a large share of the credit for the establishment of the famous "Kitchener's Arm}-." (Price #1.50 in the United States; $2.25 in Canada.)