The phonoscope (Nov 1896-Dec 1899)

14 THE PHONOSCOPE April, WW flew jfttme for "Screen" flftacbmes HI HENRY'S MINSTRELS, marching up Broadway. CONGREGATION LEAVING ST. THOMAS'S CHURCH, Easter Sunday. LEAVING THE CATHEDRAL, on Fifth Avenue, Easter Sunday. THE PROMENADE ON FIFTH AVENUE, Easter Sunday. A BOAT RACE ON THE HARLEM RIVER. RIVERSIDE DRIVE. TRAIN SCENE AT ORANGE. Showing Mr. Bryan addressing a crowd of people from the rear platform of a moving train. OPIUM DEN. Depicting the interior of an opium Den. DRINKING SCENE (Reversible). This subject is one of our first films made to show action reversed while running film through machine in the regular way Instead of showing two parties advancing aud shaking hands, they shake and back out of room, beverage spilled from bottle, gathers itself up from (he floor and jumps into the bottle, which rights itself on the table, etc. Other ludicrous effects are produced. KISSING. By a loving couple at Coney Island. This subject promises to rival "May Irwin's Kiss" in popularity. Everybody wants it. WINE GARDEN. A scene at a noted German wine garden in Harlem, showing a number of people seated at tables drinking, smoking and playing cards. Incidentally there is a lively flirtation going on between a pretty waitress and one of the guests. HAPPY FAMILY. A companion subject to "Family troubles," "Papa" comes home and instead of smashiug furniture, etc., he makes himself very agreeable. His good humor is hugely enjoyed by the rest of the family. Excellent subject, which appeals to all. TALLY-HO, the Departure. TALLY-HO. the Arrival. The above two scenes were also photographed at the Buffalo "Country Club." The first shows the four-horse drag leaving the club house, the occupants waving adieus to friends at the house. The second shows the same jolly party of coachers driving up to and alighting at the club house entrance. Of the two, the latter is somewhat the more attractive subject. THE ENGLISH DERBY. This interesting and most popular event is photographed on film strips, about 80 ft in length, anrl will fit any projecting machine using standard gauge film. BOAT RESCUE. Three small boys, chased from a dock, jump into the river and are rescued by a passing rowboat. The Following Subjects Are Taken From The Grant Memorial Ceremonies. U. S. NAVAL RESERVE. THE OLD GUARD. This Picture shows Gov. Hastings of Pennsylvania. BATTERY OF U. S. ARTILLERY. RECEPTION OF PRESIDENT McKINLEY, at the 23d Street Kerry. N. Y. The above films are all clear, sharp, full of detail and produce unusu ally fine pictures when projected. IRew IRecorbs for XLalhlno flftacbmes The following list of new records has been compiled from lists sent us by the leading talking machine companies of tie United States & -J* A Hot Time In the Old Town To-night. Myers Armor de Madre. Mexican Trio ArrahGoOn. Hunting At the Fair, Galop. Columbia Orchestra Banjo Duetts. Diamond and Curry Bonny Doone. .Eolian Trio Casey as Auctioneer. Hunting Come Play With Me. Quinn Come, Send Around the Wine. Myers Crappy Dau. Spencer Dancing in the Dark. Sousa Dancing in the Sunlight (Xylophone). Lowe Dancing on the Housetops. Issler Dear Little Jappy, Jap, Jappy. Quinn Dio Possente, from opera Faust Departure from the Mountains. Schweinfest Don't Tell Her that Tou Love Her. Gaskin Down in Hogan's Alley. Quinn El Capitan March Song. Quinn ElCurru. Mexican Trio Eli Green's Cake Walk. Quinn Emmett's Lullaby. Quartette Erin, O Erin. Myers Eve and Her Pal Adam (Banjo accompaniment). Paine Fly Song (Chauncey Olcott's). Myers From the Hour the Pledge is Given. Myers Girl With the Naughty Wink. Quinn Grace O'Moore. Gaskin Handicap Eider 167. Quinn Handicap March. Diamond and Curry Hiram Wilkins on Superstition. Hunting Hiram Wilkins's Girl Hannah. Hunting Hot Stuff Patrol (Banjo). Ossman I Love One Love. iEolian Trio Isn't It Nice to be in Love. Quinn I Want Ter, Ma Honey (English), Mile. Yvette Guilbert I Want Ter, Ma Honey (French). Mile. Yvette Guilbert Jus Qu La. Quinn Kate O'Donoghue (Chauncey Olcott's). Myers Katherine (Yodle). Pete LeMaire King Carnival March, Diamond and Curry Laugh and the World Laughs With You. Myers Laughing Song. Geo. W. Johnson Lesson in Music. Signor Frejoli Lulu Song. Spencer Mamie Riley. Quinn Maybe Mary Didn't See New York. Myers Medley March. Diamond and Curry Medley Keels (Banjo Solo). Yess L. Ossman Monastery Bells (Orchestra Bells). Lowe My Little Chorus Girl. Quinn Nineteen Jolly Good Boys All In a Row. Myers One Heart, One Mind (Xylophone Solo). Lowe Pasage dans Izeyl. Mine. Sarah Bernhardt Pasage dans Divorcons. Madame Kegane Pretty Blue Eyes. iEolian Trio Pretty Molly Dwyer. Quinn Say, Are You Single? Hunting Sounds From Home (Orchestra Bells). Lowe Spanish Dance (Banjo Solo). YessL. Ossman Sweet Inniscarra. Gaskin Stephanie Gavotte (Zither). Wormeser The Old Fashioned Mother (Chauncey Olcott's). Myers Yictor Hugo (Un pen de Musique). Mme. S. Bernhardt Yankee Doodle (Banjo Solo). YessL. Ossman Yer Baby's a Coming to Town. J. T. Kelly You're a Good Daddy. Gaskin You're Not the Only Pebble on the Beach. Lottie Gilson You're Not the Only Pebble on the Beach. Spencer GRAMOPHONE RECORDS Chin, Chin, Chinaman. Quinn Handicap March s< ug. Quinn Honey 0. Gaskin Love's Old Sweet Song. Gaskin Medley of Jigs (Banjo Solo) . Clements Mixed Ale Party. Billie Golden Mocking Bird Whistle. Uillie Golden Morning On the Farm. Maurice Forkoa oh. t'nele John. Miss Maud Foster Past and Future. Herbert Holcombe Kastus On Parade (Banjo Solo). Clements Rook of Ages. Herbert Holcombe Southern Reels (Banjo Solo), Clements The Bowery Girl. Miss Maud Foster Then Give Us a Drink, Bartender. Quinn The Midshipmito, Myers Toi j Atkins (with Trumpet). Gaskin w hat do You Think of Hoolihanf Quinn What fs the Gramophone? Geo. Graham Zhc Xatest popular Songs The following is a list of the very latest popular songs published by the leading music publishers of the United States ^^Jtjtjtjtjijltjt A Diamond in the Rough. Safford Waters A Dream of My Boyhood Days. Dresser Ah, Could It Be ! F. Ryan Ain't I Your Honey Boy No More? G. L. Davis Alma, Dear. E. A. Couturier A Mother Never Can Never Forget Her Boy. Chrs. Miller Back to His Childhood's Home. William Slafer Belle of Avenue A. Safford and Waters Belle of Hogan's Alley. James J. Blake and M. Bernard Best Sweetheart of All. Will C. Carleton Black Four Hundred's Ball. Billy Johnson and N. D. Mann Breaking Home Ties. Joseph Hart Casey's Dog and Tracey's Cat. Joseph Hart Chimmie Fadden and the Duchess. L. A. George Chippies on Broadway. Cooper and Francis Coochy Coochy Coo (Negro Comic). M. S. Fitzpatrick Cycling Song. M. R. Knapp Daisy and Nell (The Twins). W. A. White Darling Paree Girls. Ilda Orme Day Will Come. E. Selden and E. Hoist Dear Old Friends. Lindsay Lenox Dilly Dally. Mays and Hunter Dreams of My Own Land. Douglas Dean Drummer's Dream of Home. Charles Robinson Eli's Cake Walk. Reed and Kominsky Ever Since Then. Scott and Orme Handicap, Vocal. D. Reed He Brought Home Another. Paul Dresser He Fought For the Cause He Thought Was Right. Paul Hugh McCue. Cohan Hurrah For a Life at Sea. J. C. McCabe Hush Yo' Business! Oh, Go On! Midgley and Levi Honey, Does You Love Yer Man? Ford and Bratton I Don't Blame Y'ou, Tom. May I Love You, Malinda. Al. B. Schultz I'm Lonely Since My Baby's Gone. Barry Emerson In the Baggage-coach Ahead. Gussie L. Davis I Only Know I Love Her. Geo. HasseU King Carnival, Vocal. D. Reed, Jr. Love's Battle. Al. B. Schultz Maggie Maguire ; or, As Soon As I Buy a Home. W. Gray Maloney's Leg. Joe M. Sparks Mamie Reilly. Maude Nugent My Gal is a High Born Lady. Fagan My Handsome Jim. Abeles and Witt My Heart, Kathleen, Is Still Your Own. Chas. Graham My Image In Thy Soul. Chas. Graham My Little Chorus Girl . William F. Gould Oh. Aunt Jane. Isaac G. Reynolds Old Jim's Christmas Hymn. Wm. B. Gray One New York. Safford Waters On Sunday. Flynn On the Benches In the Park. Thornton Pat Malone Forgot that He Was Dead. Carroll Pebbles On the Beach. Mann & Starr Petticoat Lane. John and Harry Dillon Ridin' on the Golden Bike. Petrie Music Co. Rootie Tootie. Geo. F. Golden Send Me a Picture of the Old Home. Fitzgibbons and Arnold She Might Flirt with Others. Dave Marion She's OnlylOne of Many. Charles Miller Since Mary Harris Went to Paris. Wm. B. Gray Sweet Rosie O'Grady. Nugent Take Back Your Gold. Monroe H. Rosenfcld Ta Rum Pa Turn Turn. Ilda Orme Tell Her That We Love Her Just the Same. A. J. Lamb That's When You Learn to Love Them More and Moie Lawlor and Blake The Angel of Sunset Rock. Chas. Graham The Belle of Hogan's Alley. Bernard & Blake The Battery. Evans aud Dresser The Black Four Hundred Ball. Hilly Johnson The Jolly Girl From Gay Paree. Charles Coleman The Love tor His Dear Ones. Al . B. Schultz The Man In the Moon Is a Coon. Geo. M. Cohan Then the Pipe Went Out. J. G. Reynolds The Heal Thing. Arthur Lamb Time Will Tell. Hurry S. Miller When it is Love at First Sight. Mock When it's a Hoy. Goodwin & Morse When She's Just About to Fall. Cy Wurman Will You Love Me, Sweetheart, W hen I'm Old? Lamb Won't Somebody Give Me a Kiss? Won't Yon l et Me stay a Little Longer? Quimby Would you Ask? Smith Yankee Girl In Gay Paree. Ilda Orme Yes, I Love You. R. M. Stults you'll Hi' Sorry When I'm Gone. Monroe 11. Rosenfeld yourTiekel Is Not Good To-day. Chas. Graham