The phonoscope (Nov 1896-Dec 1899)

16 THE PHONOSCOPE May, 1897 IRew 3Ftlms for "Screen" Hftacbtnes SIXTH U. S. CAVALKT BEEAKING CAMP. Showing this fine body of regulars leaviug camp at Weehawken en route for Philadelphia, to take part in the dedication of the Washington Monument at the Quaker City. Life size and fine definition. CLEAEING UP DEBEIS. A large gang of laborers at work with pick and shovel, loading carts with debris from recent fire on Lexington Avenue, New York City. As each shovelful of plaster and dirt is thrown into carts, clouds of dust arise, adding much to the realistic effects of this scene. The strong lights and shades are most beautifully depicted in this picture, which is a novel subject, and destined to become very popular. GBEATEB NEW TOEK POLICE PATBOL. Showing several police officers hurriedly mounting wagon, drawn by two very spirited horses, starting from station in answer to a call just rung in. They dash up the street, and are noticed winding their way through a number of other vehicles and trolley cars, in constant danger of colliding, and can be seen receding for at least half a mile up the crowded street. Very exciting. Sharp and clear. POLICE CALL ANSWEEED. The same patrol wagon and squad returning with prisoner, going by the point at which camera was placed at great speed. The wagon is seen in the distance, and rapidly draws nearer and nearer, until it appears life size on the screen. The determined features of officers and prisoner are easily recognized. Sharp definition. Note: This picture should, be shown following that of the Greater New York Police Patrol, and the two never fail to interest and enthuse an audience. LITTLE MISCHIEF. Showing a little girl tickling her papa with a straw, who is endeavoring to read a newspaper. He, supposing it to be a fly, constantly brushes at same, and in his efforts to free himself from the persistent tickling sensation, the chair breaks and he falls over backward, much to the merriment of the little joker. Very sharp and fin e for coloring. NATIONAL DANCE. By Babe Johnson. BOSEBUD DANCE. By Babe Johnson. TOUGH DANCE. By Babe Johnson. The above three dances are executed with much grace and agility by the celebrated little actress and dancer, and will prove highly pleasing to ladies and children. The first two dances are splendid subjects for coloring. DEDICATION OF THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT. This scene shows President McKinley pulling the cord unveiling the monument, and presents a fine view of same as the three large American flags used in the ceremony slowly fall to the ground. Sharp and clear. Mc KIM.KY AT PHILADELPHIA. This subject shows the President and the trustees of the statue crossing from the monument to the oration stand after the unveiling ceremonies. S. S. "TEUTONIC" OF THE CUNABD LINE. The only successful scene of an "ocean greyhound" yet taken, showing the above "floating palace" streaming down the North Biver on her way to Liverpool. The view is taken at a close range, yet showing the entire outlines and her proportion to other river craft, Jersey City forming a beautiful background. Hound to make a hit. IRew IRecorbs for XEalfuno flftacbmes The following list of new records has been compiled from lists sent us by the leading talking machine companies of the United States Ji A Little Bit of Sweet Stuff. Hunting Armor de Madre. Mexican Trio As Tour flair Turns White. Gaskin At the Fair, Galop. Columbia Orchestra Banjo Duetts. Diamond and Curry Bonny Doone. iEolian Trio Black Eyed Sue. Gaskin Casey at the Dentist. Hunting Come Play With Me. Quinn Come, Send Around the Wine. Myers Crappy Dan. Spencer Dancing in the Dark. Sousa Dancing in the Sunlight (Xylophone). Lowe Dancing on the Housetops. Issler Dear Little Jappy, Jap, Jappy. Quinn Departure from the Mountains. Schweinfest Don't Tell Her that Tou Love Her. Gaksin Don't Let Her Lose Her Way . Gaskin Dream of Passion Waltz. Issler's Orchestra 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 Five Minutes Late. Hunting Fly Song (Chauncey Olcott's). Myers From the Hour the Pledge is Given. Myers Girl Who Won My Heart Quinn Girl With the Naughty Wink. Quinn Hannah Thomson. Quinn Handicap Rider 167. Quinn Handicap March. Diamond and Curry He Can Like Kelly Can. Bernard Dillon Hiram Wilkins on Superstition. Hunting Hiram Wilkins's Girl Hannah. Hunting Hot Stuff Patrol (Banjo). Ossman I Can't Think of No One But Tou . Gaskin I Don't Care If Tou Nebber Come Back. Gaskin I Don't Blame Tou, Love. Gaskin I Love One Love. iEolian Trio Irish Come All 'Ye. Annie Hart Isn't It Nice to be in Love. Quinn Kate O'Donoghue (Chauncey Olcott's). Myers Katherine (Todle). Pete LeMaire Kaya Kaya. Quinn King Carnival. Quinn King Carnival March. Diamond and Curry Laughing Coon. Johnson Laugh and the World Laughs With Tou. Myers Laughing Song. Geo. W. Johnson Lesson in Music. Signor Frejoli Loves Whisper. Isslers' Orchestra Lulu Song. Spencer Man. Hunting Mamie Riley. Quinn Maybe Mary Didn't See New Tork. Myers Medley Reels (Banjo Solo). Tess L. Ossman Medley Parody. Bernard Dillon Medley of Coon Songs. Golden Mollie Dwyer. Quinn Mollie Prancer. Quinn Monastery Bells (Orchestra Bells). Lowe Murphy's Phonograph. Hunting My Jim. Quinn My Little Chorus Girl. Quinn Nineteen Jolly Good Boys All In a Row . Myers Nothing. Hunting One Heart, One Mind (Xylophone Solo). Lowe Petticoat Lane. Qninn Pretty Blue Eyes. yEolian Trio Pretty Molly Dwyer. Quinn Say, Are Tou Single? Hunting Series of Imitations. Girard Sounds From Home (Orchestra Bells). Lowe Spanish Dance (Banjo Solo). VessL. Ossman Sporty Widow Brown. Quinn Stars and Stripes March. Issler's Orchestra Stephanie Gavotte (Zither). Wormeser Sweet Inniscarra. Gaskin That's ii Nice Situation For a Girl. Hunting The Crimson Chain. Gaskin The Old Fashioned Mother (Chauncey Olcott's). Myers The Pies That Mother Used to Make. Hunting The silly Dinner Hunting There's A I. it I le star Shinning For Tou. Quinn Yankee Doodle (Banjo Solo). Vess L. Ossman Yer Baby's a Coining to Town. J. T. Kelly You're a Good Daddy. Gaskin You're Not the Only Pebble on the Beach. Spencer Whistling Girl. Johnson Won't You He My Little Girl. Gaskin XTbe Xatest popular Songs The following is a list of the very latest popular songs published by the leading music publishers of the United States Jt^tjtjt^tjtjtjtjt A Nice Situation for a Girl Felix McGlellon 3 A Song of Joy Wm. Arms'Fisher 7 Ave Maria C. F. Hanson 7 'Cause My Baby Loves Me W. S. Wilson 2 Come Kiss Me Rudolph Axocson 3 Curious Cures James Thornton 3 Dar'll Be a Nigger Missin' Lew Bloom 2 Darling Mabel A. J. Mills 2 Echo Song Chas. A. Byrne Enjoy Yourselves Dave Reed. Jr. 2 For Love's Sake Only Wm . Arms Fisher 7 Genevieve Ford and Bratton 1 God So Loved the World H. G. Leland 7 Good Bye Until We Meet Again Davis I Cannot Leave the Old Folks Ray Wilson 7 I Have No Sweetheart But Tou Kendall I Love Tou in the Same Old Way Lord and Bratton 1 I'll Find My Sweetheart Again A. J. Lamb 5 I'll Make Dat Black Gal Mine Dave Reed, Jr. 2 In After Tears Chas. Graham 4 Isn't it Nice to be in Love Geo. M. Cohan. 3 Isle of Gold Chas. A. Bryne Just Another Girl Who Left a Happy Home I. S. Reynolds 5 Just Plain Dora Brown Edw. Armstrong 5 Just Set a Light Henry V. Neal Kate O'Donoghue Chauncey Olcott 1 Little Willie Knows His Little Book Edwards and Wilson 3 Love Divine, All Love Excelling Chas. Wesley 7 Love Me, Love Me Hugh Morton 2 Lucky Jim L. Y. Bowers 1 Lullaby Dearie W. H. Gardner 7 Ma Little One Chas. A. Byrne Ma's Little One; or, My Baby Chas. A. Byrne 6 Mister Johnson, Turn Me Loose Ben Harney 1 Molly Magee R. A. Beale 7 Mr. Bogan Gimme' Gin Howard 3 My Dream F. H. Brackett 7 My Dream Came True John H. Devlin My Girl is a Winner E. Nattes 1 My Sweetheart Plays the Yiolin Dan Packard 4 Naples Miss Harriet Rice 7 Never Kiss a Girl Unless You Love Her Rosenfeld an Metz 3 Never to Meet Again Douglas Oh, Maria Chas. A. Byrne Oh! Mr. Nigger Dave Reed, Jr. 3 One Must We Be Fcr Aye 0. L. Carter 7 Pretty Black Eyed Sue James Thornton 3 Pretty Mollie Dwyer Horwitz and Bowers 3 Queen of the Farm Herbert Holcombe Hose McNally Ed Rodgers 3 Rosemary— That's for Remembrance Douglas 8 Send Back the Picture and the Ring Gussie L. Davis 2 She's My Warm Baby Dave Reed, Jr. 2 She's My Only Sister Emerick and Bray 4 Softly in a Dream Wm. Arms Fisher 7 Susie Smith From Troy Chas. A. Byrne Sweet Annabel Douglas Sweetheart, Tell Me Again George Cooper 7 The Bridegroom That Never Came Gussie L. Davis 2 The Blossom Time O'The Year F. H. Brackett 7 The Cake Winner Robert Cone 4 The Concert Hall Singer James Thornton 3 The Crimson Chain Mark Meridith 3 The Girl From Paris Smith and Mann 1 The Girl Who Won My Heart Thornton and Willie 3 The Irish Football Game Safford Waters 2 The Lass From the County Mayo Raymond A. Browne 6 The New Woman Chas. A. Byrne The Street Urchins Fate Thos. H. Chilvers 4 The Tillage Choir John Havens 4 The Warmest Coon in Town Packard and Cone 4 There's a Girl in this World for Us All Davies S There's a Good Thing Gone to Rest King Kollius 1 There's a Little Star Shining for Tou James Thornton 3 Tell Me So Wm. Arms Fisher 7 Time Will Tell Harry S. Miller 0 Truly, Truly Hugh Morton 2 Wanted, Some One to Take Me Home H. Renehard 4 What To' G'wine to Do Foil' To' Baby M. Williams 4 When All the Rest Forsake You W. II. Gardner 7 Wish Daddy Good Luck To-day Chas. Graham 3 You'll Find a Girl to Please You Here in Town Hawley 4 You'll Have to Choose Another Baby Now Billy Johnson Note.— The publishers are designated as follows: 1 M. Witmark & Sons; 2 T. B. Harms & Co.; 3 Jos. W. Stern \Co.; 4 My 11 Bros.; 5 Petrie Music Co.; 6 Howley. Uaviland & Co.; 7 O. Diston Company; S Gagel Bros.