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VOCAL DUETS
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1329 Bye and Bye You Will Forget Me 10 31505 Dreaming Love of You Harris 12 4395 I’m Trying So Hard to Forget You Harris 10 4213 Just a Gleam of Heaven in Her Eyes Harris 10 4068 ’Mid the Green Fields of Virginia 10 Duet by Dudley and Macdonough with quartet chorus and orch. 5368 Red Wing Mills 10 By Dudley and Macdonough with piano 1076 In the Shadow of the Pines 10
By Macdonough and Bieling with orchestra : 1854 I’m Wearing My Heart Away for You 10 4469 Just Before the Battle, Mother Root 10 5506 Overthe Hillsand Far Away Jerome-Schwartz 10 5505 When Sweet Marie was Sweet Sixteen Ernest Bal! 10 By Miss Quinn and Mr. Thompson 2931 Swanee River Edwards 10 One of the most effective scenes in When Johnny Comes Marching Home. The proud Southern beauty is heard in her distant boudoir softly singing “Old Folks at Home.” while the lover on the lawn sings his serenade. By Miss Dufour and Mr. Ely with orchestra 31407 ‘The Lord is My Shepherd Smart 12 Miss Stevenson and Mr. Macdonough with orchestra 5020 Because You’re You The Red Mill Herbert 10 5340 I Love You So Waltz From Merry Widow Lehar 10 31640 I Will Magnify Thee, O God Mosenthal 12 5491 Oh, That We Two Were Maying Smith 10 Alice Mary Smith’s setting of the famous poemis a work of rare beauty, and this new record is an unusually fine one. By Harlan and Stanley with orchestra 4100 Dixie Emmett 10 The record opens with a lively drum roll, followed by the familiar melody, which is greeted with hearty cheers. What is there in this old air which stirs the blood of Northerners and Southerners alike and forces them to cheer it—as they always do? It is splendidly sung here. ; $022 Iola Johnson 10 4217 Marching Through Georgia Work 10 A lively and entertaining record of this favorite Federal shout. Solo by Stanley, with duet chorus, and some variety added by fife and drum playing counter melodies of ‘* Girl I Left Behind Me,’’ “‘ Yankee Doodle,”’ etc. 5021 ‘Tramp, ‘Tramp, ‘Tramp Root’s famous battle-song 10 By Miss Stevenson and Mr. Stanley with orchestra , 5627 Good Evening, Caroline Von Tilzer 10 5531 It’s Up to You to Do the Rest Douglas 10 5655 I Want Someone to Call Me Dearie 10 By Miss Walton and Mr. Macdonough with orchestra 5667 The Message of the Red, Red Rose (From Marcelle) Pixley-Luders 10
By Dudley and Macdonough with orchestra SIZE