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5285 Dixie Dan (Furth) Collins
5316 Don’t Get Married Any More, Ma (Pether) Ada Jones
5545 Don’t Take Me Home (Von Tilzer) Morton
The sad tale of an Irishman who seemed to be always getting into trouble. In each verse he meets with a new accident, but when he is re¬ stored to life, the burden of his cry is always “Don’t Take Me Home.” Down Among the Sugar Cane (Smith-Mack) Collins-Harlan Here is another darky shout which will likely meet with great success. The melody is a most infectious one.
5484 Down in Jungle Town (Morse)
Collins-Harlan A tale of the Far East, where young Mr. Orang lightly turns to thoughts of love as he sees Miss Outang in the opposite tree.
Down in the Old Cherry Orchard (Henry) Haydn Quartet
Down on the Brandywine
(Mullen) Collins-Harlan
Down on the Old Camp Ground Dinwiddie Colored Quartet Dreaming (Dailey) Macdonough A most effective love song, with wellwritten words and an unusually melodious air.
Dreaming Love of You (Harris) Dudley-Macdonough Dream On, Dear Heart, Dream On (Morse) Stanley
Du Du ( Old German yodel song)
George P. Watson Dusky Salome (Jerome)
Maude Raymond Frank Wilson
One of Mr. Wilson’s comical versions of familiar yodel songs.
Everybody Works but Father (Havez) Murray
Family Tree, The ( Jungle Song ) (Morse) Collins-Harlan
Flag He Loved So Well ( Burlesque Ballad) Nat. M. Wills
Flowers Outside the Cafe (Solman) Stanley-Macdonough Fol the Rol Lol ( A Bunch of “Limericks ”) Favor
Frieda ( From Girls of Gottenberg) Elise Stevenson and Chorus Friend of Mine Told a Friend of Mine, A Tally
Fu’th’Noo’ (I’ve Something in the Bottle) (Price, $1 .25) Harry Lauder
SADLER
This popular comedienne is repeat¬ ing her successes in musical comedy; and her droll dialect and amusing songs are features of any production.
We have induced Miss Sadler to sing for the Victor several of her best numbers — an “ awful foolish song,'’ as she expresses it, about the disin¬ clination of “ father ” to perform any manual labor; a funny number about a susceptible husband; and several comical German specialties.
The Sadler records are listed on pages 53, 56, 104.
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2754
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4331 Emmett’s Cuckoo Song
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Game of Peek-a-boo
The famous hit of the Parisian Model.
Gems from The Beauty Spot Gems from The Bohemian Girl
Jones-Murray
Victor Light Opera Co. Victor Light Opera Co.
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