The phonoscope (Nov 1896-Dec 1899)

Vol /II. No. 9 15 flew IRecorbs for Gbe latest ^alfuno Machines popular Songs flew dftlms for "Screen" flfoacbznes POLICE BOATS ESCORTING NAVAL PARADE. Shows the two police boats, "Robert A. Van Wyck" and "Patrol" heading the great naval parade. They are steaming along at full speed, their propellers churning the water into white swirling eddies as they pass. The picture is taken at quarter of eleven as the procession is approaching the Battery, from the anchorage off Staten Island. THE FLEET STEAMING UP NORTH RIVER. Affords a magificent nearby view of the port side of the "Brooklyn," as she slowly forges ahead of the yacht on which our artists were stationed. Every detail is brought out with wonderful clearness. The bright sunshine plays ou her grim armor plated side, showing every porthole, i -pounder, 6-pounder, 5-inch and 8-inch guns. The jackies are lined up along the rails, spotless in holiday white. VICTORIOUS SQUADRON FIRING SALUTE. The Flagship "New York" reached Grant's tomb at precisely 11.30, and four seconds after the picture begins, fired the first shot of the national salute of 21 guns. The "Massachusetts" follows example, close behind. As she approaches, the smoke thickens. The "Oregon" now conies into sight. By this time the firing has become general; and as she looms up through the thickening smoke her outlines grow more and more distinct, until she finally emerges into full view. The effect is magnificent. One can only wonder how the "men behind the guns" could have aimed so accurately and with such deadly effect in their victorious fight with the Spanish ships. This entire view is without doubt the finest moving picture film that has ever been taken. Not only are the smoke effects superb, but the detail and definition of the picture leave absolutely nothing to be desired. REVIEWING THE "TEXAS" AT GRANT'S TOMB. The background is formed by the commanding heights of Riverside Park, on the crest of which Grant's Tomb rears its snow white dome against the sky. The bow of the "Texas" swings into view ; and Old Glory seems to wave right through the screen, so close were our artists. U. S. CRUISER "BROOKLYN," NAVAL PARADE. Taken after the salute was fired, as she swung around to port to take position for the trip down the Hudson. Several tugs and small yachts are in the foreground, gaily decked with flags and bunting. Excursion crafts of every description are seen in the background, toward the Jersey shore. Admiral Schley's twin-starred flag of blue flies from the main mast together with other small flags, evidently a signal of some kind. U. S. BATTLESHIP "OREGON." Here is the wonderful war vessel that does so much credit to her Pacific coast builders. A 10,000 mile journey without a mishap; and then, without repairs or overhauling of any kind, active and glorious service at Santiago. She dashes by at full speed, preceded and followed by hosts of yachts, tugs, river steamboats and excursion crafts of all kinds. Her commander, the brave Captain Barker, stands on the bridge with his navigating officer. Strung along on her decks are the crew, in picturesque fashion. The following list of new records has been compiled from lists sent us by the leading talking machine companies of the United States Birds of Spring' Yorke Jno. Yorke Atlee Bye, Bye, Mr. Jonnson John C. Havens By the Banks cf the Shannon Arthur Deagan Cavalleria Rusticana (Intermezzo) Jno. Yorke Atlee Dear College Chums Frank C. Stanley Dreaming, Dreaming-, "The Serenade" Miss Helen Hunt Don't Speak Unkindly of Her Porter Duet Carmen Miss Mann and Mr. A. Madeira Duet from "a Runaway Girl" Miss Mann and J. Havens Duets from "The Charlatan" Miss Mann and J. Havens Flee as a Bird Wm. F. Hooley Forgiven Arthur Deagan Frog Song Len Spencer From the Depths Madeira Fusileers of Cherry Hill, "Yankee Doodle Dandy" Hunt GoodNight (Dorothy) Original Lyric Trio Hambone Medley Excelsior Quartette Hesitate, Mr. Nigger, Hesitate Frank C. Stanley He Enlisted With the U. S. Volunteers Porter Hot Corn Medley Excelsior Quartette Houlihan Lost His Nose, "Yankee Doodle Dandy" Hunt I Wonder What is that Coon's Game? Len Spencer If They'd Only Fought 'Wid Razors in 'De Way Spencer Intermezzo Russe (Franke) Jno. Yorke Atlee 'Tis Then You'll Know John C. Havens Jack's the Boy S. Holland DudleyJewel Song (Faust) Miss Estella L. Mann Kiss Me Honey, Do, "Hurly Burly" Miss Helen Hunt King Cotton March Metropolitan Band Lost Chord Wm. F. Hooley Lullaby Serenade Arthur Deagan Macrh Trio "Fatinitza" Original Lyric Trio Mama's Black Baby Boy Excelsior Quartette Mama's Pumpkin Colored Coon Excelsior Quartette Alelba Waltz Song Miss Estella L. Mann Miss Liberty Porter Mulcahey's Dollar and a Half Shirt Jack Simonds Muleteer of Tarragona Madeira My Ann Elizer Frank C. Stanley My Ann Elizen Len Spencer My Heart is Fair Frank C. Stanley My Image in Thy Soul John C. Havens My Maudie, She's All Right, "Yankee Doodle Dandy" Miss Helen Hunt No Coon Can Come too Black For Me Len Spencer Nothing in the 'House to Good for Reilly Jack Simonds Not the Sort of Girl, "A Runaway Girl" S. H. Dudley Oh! That We Two Were Maying Miss Mann and Mr. A. Madeira Polonaise (Mignon) Miss Estella L. Mann Poor O'Hoolahan John C. Havens Prologue (Pagliacoi) Madeira Punkin Center and Pawpaw Valley Railroad Cal Stewart Rag-Time Liz Miss Helen Hunt Rhapsodie Table D'hote, "French Maid" Miss Hunt Salva Maria Miss Estella L. Mann Seventh Son of a Seventh Son Len Spencer She's More to be Pitied than Censured Porter She Was Bred in Old Kentucky Albert Campbell Since Thou Art Mine John C. Havens Slumber, O ! Sentinel (Falka) Miss Mann and J. Havens Stay Away From Emmeline, "Hurly Burly" Miss Hunt Sylvan Reveries (Waltz) Jno. Yorke Atlee Tapioca Excelsior Quartette That Sweet Face at the Door Albert Campbell The Arrow and the Song Wm. F. Hooley The Boy Guessed Right, "A Runaway Girl" S. H. Dudley The Goblins, "A Runaway Girl" S. H. Dudley The King's Highway Wm. F. Hooley The.Minstrel Boy Madeira The Moth and the Flame Albert Campbell The Sly Cigarette, "A Runaway Girl" S. H. Dudley The Wound Upon Thine Arm, "Bohemian Girl" Mann and John Havens The Will-'O-The-Wisp Wm. F. Hooley The Yeoman's Wedding Song Wm. F. Hooley Trio from "A Runaway Girl" Original Lyric Trio Trio from "The Charlatan" Original Lyric Trio Twenty-seven Bells by the_ Waterbury Watch, "French Maid" Miss Helen Hunt What Would Your Answer Be? Arthur Deagan When I Know that Thou Art Near Me Miss Mann and Mr. A. Madeira Would Ycu Ask ? Campbell Woman, Lovely Woman, "The Serenade" Miss Hunt Uncle Josh in Central Park Cal Stewart Uncle Josh at Castle Garden Cal Stewart Uncle Josh and the Bunco Steerers Cal Stewart Yankee Dewey Frank C. Stanley The following is a list of the very latest popular songs published by the leading music publishers of the United States Arouse, Columbia Arouse Charles Puerner 2 As the Clock Strikes Two W. A. Stanley 8 Baby You Done Me, 'Deed You Did Ed. Rogers 4 Better Than Gold 4 Break the News To Mother Chas. K. Harris 4 Bowery After Dark, The John F. Wilson 4 By the Banks of the Shannon M. B. Garrett 7 Chappie With the One Glass Eye, The John Stromberg 10 College Chums Forever Andrew Le Roc 5 Cluck, Cluck, Cluck John Stromberg 10 Ci>pid's Di-ea.n ( Waltzes) Warner Crosby 5 Darktown is Out To-Night Will Marion 1 Dashing Broadway Swells, The Walter Hawley 5 Daisy Dixey's Dan Harold M. Vernon 2 Dear College Chums Chas. K. Harris 4 Don't Say Good-Bye Forever Gilmore and Lenard 3 Don't Give Up the Old Love for the New 3 Filibuster, The (March Two-Step) Richard H. Barker 1 Give Me Your Eye? Shepard N.Edmunds 1 Good Mister Mailman J. E. Howard 2 Gold, Wine and Kisses (Gavotte) John W. Bratton 1 Gone Astray Herbert Dillea 5 He Certainly Was Good to Me A. B. Sloane 10 Her Absent Son Ed. Rogers 1 His Time Will Come M. H. Rosenfeld 3 Hoodoo Coon, A Hattie Starr 1 I Don't Like You Honey Any More A. Le Roc 5 I Don't Like No Cheap Man Williams and Walker 3 ILoveDatMan E. J. Simmes 5 I Love My Dolly Best Malcolm Williams 5 I Want My Lulu Karl St. Clair 9 I've Been Faithful To You Chas. K. Harris 4 I'll Fight For the Flag I Love L.W.Jones 1 I'll Kiss You Good-Bye, Soldier Malcolm Douglas 8 If Pictures Could Only Speak H. Von Tilzer 8 Katie O'Neil M. B. Garrett 7 Kiss Your Goosie Woosie Bennett Scott 9 Lakewood Society, Waltzes Waiter V Ullner 8 Life's Dances A. B. Sloane 10 Li Hung Chang John Stromberg 10 Little Huckleberry Fay Templeton 2 Louisiana Pastime (March Two-Step) J. B. Michaelis 1 Love Comes Abeg-ging Frederick Gagel 1 Love Lorn Lobster, The John Stromberg 10 Make No Mistake Duffle and Belli 1 Marie Louise Monroe H. Rosenfeld 7 Mary Ann McCue Jay Mack 4 Mary Ellen Simpkins Bike Frank Abbott 2 Mazie ! Mazie ! Are You Crazy Malcolm Williams 5 Molly Mine John A. O'Keefe 1 My Heart's Delight 3 My Sweet Eileen C. E. Baer and Boyd Dougherty 4 My Sweetest Girl Leander Richardson 2 My African Queen Barney Fagan 4 My Ann Elizer Malcolm Williams 5 My Old Fashioned Girl Fred Hylands 9 Oh, Ebenezer Dave Reed 3 Of Course; or, a Gay Coquette S. B. Weiler 5 On the Boulevard Joseph E. Howard 4 Organ Grinder's Serenade, The' Chas. K. Harris 4 Oh, Sue ! I'm Surprised at You J. E. Nicol 5 Old Man's Story, The Harry Castling 7 Perhaps She Is Somebody's Mother Al Trahern 5 Priueess Charming, (Waltzes) Elmer de Lacey Bennett 8 ■ Rough Rider's Patrol, Tlie Elmer de Lacy Bennett 8 Say It Came From Me? Thos. F. Morrissey 1 She Is More To Be Pitied Than Censured W. B. Gray 9 Sweet May McVey M. H. Rosenfeld 3 Tell Me Who You Love? Howard & Emerson 2 The Lady With the Rag-Time Walk Armstrong Bros 9 The Old Folks Are Longing For You, May Ford & Bratton 1 Tim Reilly Henry F. Blaese 4 Trolley Party (March) M. B. Garrett 7 Van Courtlandt (March) R. E. Sauce 5 Vigina Ma Baby Harry Jonas 2 Virginian, The (March and Two-Step) Louis Teichman 1 When I Come Back Walter Hawley 4 When You Bid Your Mother Good-Bye Al. J. Patton 1 While Uncle Sam Goes Marching Into Cuba Couchous 7 When Thou Art Near G. J. Couchous 7 While the Dance Goes On Chas. K. Harris 4 Witmark Minstrel Overture Isidore Witmark 1 Won't Somebody Give Me a Kiss? 5 Words Cannot Te'U Richard Stahl 2 Note. —The publishers are designated as follows: 1 M. Witmark & Sons; 2 T. B. Harms & Co.; 3 Jos. W. Stern & Co.; 4 Chas. K. Harris; 5 Myll Bros.; 6 O. Diston Company; 7 Couchous; 8 Gagel Bros.; 9 W. B. Gray; 10 Wm. Pilling.