The phonoscope (Nov 1896-Dec 1899)

Vol. II. No. ls» THE PHONOSCOPE 15 Hew Jnlms for flew IRecorbs for XEbe Xateet "Screen" flftacbtnes TTalktna flftacbtnes popular Songs The following list of new films has been compiled from lists sent us by the leading foreign and domestic manufacturers rfjlijtjlijtejlijfi}' BATHING AT ATLANTIC CITY. You see the waves, breaking: on the shore, people walking around and the usual scenes and incidents, easily recognized by bathers, of old and ever popular Atlantic City. This picture must be seen to be appreciated. Children are seen with shovel and tucket digging holes in the sand, boys playing leap-frog, and the lover and his sweetheart making love under an umbrella, besides the bicycle riders and the pony carriages, etc., etc. GOING. TO THE FIRE AT ATLANTIC CITY. This picture was taken by permission of the Mayor and is a very fine view of the apparatus used by the seashore firemen. Interesting and exciting. The engine and hose-cart, as well as the hook-and-ladder, are seen in succession, racing as though it were a matter of life and death. This picture will please the little folks immensely. BEACH AT ATLANTIC CITY. A natural as well as a good subject. This picture portrays all that is interesting, as well as what usually happens on the beach. Children, and even grown people, playing games, etc. A subject of this kind is bound to win an encore, and those who carry these pictu res will be far ahead of their competitors, in that, no other film makers can offer' them popular subjects that charm the eye, such as these do. SHOOTING THE CHUTES. You not only see the Chutes, but also the Switchback, both moving. It is surprising to see the foam as the boat strikes the water, just as you have seen it, and you can scarcely realize that you are merely looking at a picture. You see jolly crowds of young men and women flying through the air, and after striking the water, it amazes every one to see them covered with the spray, hugging each other as though they were about to be upset. Very exciting. JAPANESE VILLAGE. This is one of the finest pictures ever taken. To those who have never seen the Japs as they live, this picture will prove a source of enjoyment as well as serve to interest them of the peculiar habits of the Japanese. Here you see the Japanese as they are in Japan with their flowing robes of brilliant colors, and you forget that you are in Atlantic City, and can almost imagine that you are in a strange land. JAPANESE WIRE WALKER. This picture was taken at Atlantic City in a japanese Garden which was visited daily by thousands of people, and is a very fine scene. Warranted to interest anyone. A wire walker, and especially a Japanese, is not a common every-day scene, and we therefore take pride in placing this picture before the public, predicting for it a great future. JAPANESE TEA GARDEN. This picture is a wonder. You see people walking across a bridge, while below in the water can be seen two Japs in a boat paddling around in their own peculiar style. The tables are arranged in beautiful designs, and the wily Jap waits on his customers in the costume worn in his native country, much to the amusement of those to whom he caters. LIFE RESCUE. This is the most wonderful picture ever taken. Two people went out too far in the ocean to bathe; the gentleman was drowned, the lady saved by the life guards, who can be seen swimming out to her. The name on the boat can be easily discerned. This subject would fill any house to its utmost capacity. BROADWALK. Shows baby carriages, promenaders, etc., and is a very amusing subject of interest to many. The crowd seen on thebroadwalk is immense. You can see the faces plainly, and many no doubt will recognize some friend, who might have passed when this picture was taken. SIXTY MINUTE FLYER. This train runs from Philadelphia to Atlantic City, a distance of sixty-five miles, in sixty minutes. It is the quickest train on earth. The signal can be seen changing color. Very exciting. While a train of cars is a comm.on thing, every one is naturally interested in this giant steam horse, who travels at the rate of over one mile in one minute This train has almost a national reputation. CITY HALL, PHILADELPHIA. In this view can be seen moving people, cars, horses and carriages, and it would be a novelty to those who never saw the twenty million dollar buildings, to gaze on that immense pile of marble whose statue can be seen from almost any point in Philadelphia, and in many cases several miles out in the country. These buildings are surrounded by the Philadelphia Mint, Pennsylvania Railroad station, Masonic Temple and numeroue stores and offices. PHILADELPHIA R. R. STATION. This is a very interesting scene, and wherever shown would be applauded. A popular subject. This picture shows the elevated railroad station in Philadelphia, on busy Market Street where every one is hurrying to and fro; dodging the numerous cars, wagons and bicycles. A very good picture. DELAWARE RIVER. This is one of the finest pictures in this line. You can see dozens of large boats passing up and down the river, and the name on each boat can be easily discerned. Dozens of tug boats, the Camden and Glouchester ferry boats, and the usual pleasure crafts plying between Philadelphia and different points, are objects of great interest tc the majority. DEDICATION OF WASHINGTON MONUMENT, PHILADELPHIA. This is one of the grandest pictures ever taken. As. the President of the United States was here to uuveil this magnificent monument, you can readily see how effective the reproduction of this picture would be. The following list of new records has been compiled from lists sent us by the leading talking machine companies of the United States & A Dream of Paradise Frank C. Stanley Ah, My Son (II Profite) Miss.Mann At One Look of Love from Thee Atwood Twitchell At a Georgia Camp Meeting (Banjo) Ossman Baby's Kiss Edw. M. Favor Because Miss Mann Because from "The French Maid" Albert Campbell Brave Old Oak, The W. F. Hooley Canzonetta [Violin Solo] Frederic W. Hager Cavatiria "Huguenots" Miss l.lsle Casey as a Rough Rider Joe. Gannon Casey at the Wake Joe. Gannon Casey at the Dentist Joe. Gannon Casey as a Judge Joe. Gannon Casey as a Fortune Teller Joe. Gannon Casey as a Commercial Traveler Joe. Gannon Casey as an Insurance Agent Joe. Gannon Casey's Description of Colnmbus Joe. Gannon Casey's Description of his Fight Jce. Gannon Casey in a Restaurant Joe. Gannon Casey at Home Joe. Gannon Casey at the Phone Joe. Gannon Casey as a Hotel Clerk Joe. Gannon Chaminade, "Madrigal" Miss Mann Charlatan Lyric Trio Clover Blossoms Kiss Thy Feet Madeira ■ Come Where The Lindens Bloom Madeira Dear College Chums Steve Porter Dear Old Rooster Billie Arlington Die Kapelle Herr Weber Down Ole Tampa Bay (Banjo) Ossman Eli Green's Cake Walk (Banjo) Ossman Elizabeth's Prayer [Tannhauser] Miss Mann Emmet's bullaby Excelsior Quartette First Violin Walt? Rosey's Orchestra Follow the Man From Cooks Lyric Trio General's Duet [Queen's Mate] Messrs. Havens & Hooley Girl I Loved in Tennessee (Cornet Solo) Rosey's Orchestra Good-bye Sweet Day Albert Campbell Goodnight Trio Lyric Trio He Took It in a Pleasant Way Edw. M. Favor Hot Time in Mobile March Rosey's Orchestra Human Eye [Fortune Teller] Messrs. Havens & Hooley I'll Wait for You Jamie Steve Porter In Sight of the Harbor W. F. Hooley In the Barracks March (Banjo) Ossman I Guess I'll Have to Telegraph My Baby Frank C. Stanley I Live and Love Thee Miss Mann and Mr. Havens If They Had only Fought with Razors in the War In Sacramento Valley Frank C. Stanley In the Sacramento Valley Albert Campbell Irish Medley Excelsicr Quartette It Was Not to Be Albert Campbell Just As the Sun Went Down Steve Porter Just One Girl Steve Porter Kelly's Address to the Woman's Branch of the Clau-nagael H. B. Norman — Kelly's Brooklyn Handicap Harry B. Norman Kelly's Dessertation on Marriage Harry B. Norman Kelly's Friend Casey Harry B. Norman Kelly's Recollections of His Family Harry B. Norman Let Me Dream Again Rosey.s Orchestra Little Old New York "Hurly Burly" Dan Quinn May I? [Yankee Doodle Dandy] Miss Mann and Mr. Havens Medley of Popular Songs Imperial Quartette Mendelsohn's Wedding March Rosey's Orchestra Mikado (Selection) Rosey's Orchestra Miss Helen Hunt Dan Quinn Missing from the Ranks George J. Gaskin Moskowski's Serenata Miss Mann My Lady Love Waltz Rosey's Orchestra My Old New Hampshire Home Albert Cmphell My Old New Hampshire Home Frank O. Stanley Negro Wedding In Southern Georgia Excelsior Quartette No Coon Can Come Too Black For Me Len Spencer Norwegian Lullaby Madeira One Sweetlv Solemn Thought Madeira On Thine Altar Miss Mann Oh That We Two Were Maying Miss Mann and Mr. Madeira Poor O'Hoolahan "Yankee Doodle Dandy" Quinn Pretty Queen Song and Dance (Banjo) Ossman Prologue [Pagliacci] Madeira Rastus Thompson Rag Time Cake Walk Rosey's Orchestra Reminiscenes Billie Arlington Riding Through the Glen (Schottische) AtLee Salve Maria Miss Mann Shadow Song "Dinorah" Miss Lisle She Was Bred in Old Kentucky Excelsior Quartette She Was Happy Till She Met You Dan Quinn Since I've Got Money in the Bank Mr. Stanley Sly Cigarette "A Runaway Girl" Dan Quinn Soldiers in the Park "A Runaway Girl" Dan Quinn Spring Song (Gounod's) Albert Campbell Sunshine Will Come Again Excelsior Quartette Sweet Savannah Mr.Havens Talking Harry B. Norman Tennessee Jubilee March Rosey's Orchestra The Bold Drigoon [Fortune Teller] Miss Mann and Mr. Havens The Green Hills of Old Virginia. Frank C. Stanley The Way to Kiss a Girl Mr. Havens They All Love Jack W. F. Hooley Tickle the Ear Schottische Rosey's Orchestra Twickenham Ferry W. F. Hooley Uncle Josh on a Bicycle Cal Stewart Uncle Josh at the Circus Cal Stewart Uncle Josh at Delmonico's Cal Stewart Uncle Josh at a Camp Meeting Cal Stewart Uncle Joshin a Police Court, N. Y. City Cal Stewart Village Choir Miss Mann. Wacht Am Rhein Herr Weber Waltz Songs "Pirates Penzance" Miss Lisle What Happened to Jones Wal i z Rosey's Orchestra When Thou Art Near Miss Mann and Mr. Madeira When the Mist Has Cleared Away Wm. Hooley You'll Get all That's Coming to You Frank C. Stanley The following is a list of the very latest popular songs published by the leading music publishers of the United States ^t^t<it<£j*^j*jt^t All Bound Round With a Woolen String Charles Seamon 1 Arouse, Columbia Arouse Charles Puerner 2 As the Clock Strikes Two W. A. Stanley 8 At a Georgia Camp Meeting Kerry Mills 3 Belle of Blackville Lane, The Irving Jones 9 Blackville Derby Ball, The Irving Jones 4 Boy Without a Sweetheart, A Geo. Cohan 9 Bowery's Not the Same, The Armstrong Brothers 9 Cinderella Ford & Bratton 1 Cluck, Cluck, Cluck John Stromberg 10 College Chums Forever Andrew Le Roc 5 Come Back to Your Old Love Again Hattie Starr 1 Coontown Carnival Louis Myll 5 Daisy Di.xey's Dan Harold M. Vernon 2 De Pickaninny's Dream Hattie Starr 1 De Sweetest Little Chocolate Drop in Town M.May 3 Everybody Have a Good Time Irving Jones 3 Get Your Money's Worth Irving Jones 3 Give Him the Moon to Play With Harry Dacre 9 Good Mister Mailman J. E. Howard z He Don't Know Where He's At Walter P. Keen 9 He Certainly is a Sweet Black Man Irving Jones :< Her Front Name Was Sally J. Herbert and Max Gabriel 1 His Wife and Baby Boy Charles Graham 9 Hotel Clerk, The Jos. W. Standish 1 Hottest Coon In Dixie Will Marion 1 Hottest Ever, The Chas. B. Brown 4 How'd you Like to be the Iceman Helf and Moran 9 I Couldn't do a Thing to You Sterling and Von Tilzer 3 I Don't Play no Favorites Al Johns 3 I Love My Dolly Best Malcolm Williams 5 I Love Dat Man E. J. Simmes 5 I Love None but Baby and You Nate Jackson 5 I Love You in the Same Old Way Ford & Bratton 1 I Love You That Is All Jos. Kelly 1 I Thought I Heard Some body Calling Me Al Johns 3 I'll Break Up This Jamboree Sidney Perils 1 I'll Kiss You Good Bye, Soldier Malcolm Douglas 8 I'll Use My Gattling Gun on Him Plunk Henry 3 I'd Hate to Trust My Future Life With You M. Belle 9 I'm Done Dealing in Coal Eddie James 3 I'm Not Particular Murray and Leigh 9 I'm a Mean Coon When you Rile Me Emma Weston 3 I've Got Him Dead Arthur Dunn 1 If They'd only Fought with Razors in the War I. Jones 3 If I'd Only had mv Razor in de War Louis A. Lesure 9 If Pictures Could Only Speak H. Von Tilzer 8 Just as the Tide Went Out Barney Fagan 1 Kill It. Kid Nat Lucus 3 Kiss Your Goosie Woosie Bennett Scott 9 Kitty Glenn, Tell Me When Barney Fagan 1 Lazy Bill A. B. Sloane 1 Let me Bring my Clothes Back Home Irving Jones Little Huckleberry Fay Templeton 2 Lookin' For a Little Recreation J. A. Silver 1 Ma Genuine African Blonde Geo. R. Wilson 4 Make Room for Me Barney Fagan 3 Make No Mistake Duffie and Belli I Mary Ellen Simpkins Bike Frank Abbott 2 Melindy Henry S. Haskins 3 Miss Hazel Brown The Larkins 3 Mister Your Room Rent's Due Elmer Bowman 3 Molly Mine John A. O'Keefe 1 My Dear Old Daddy Minnie Belle 1 My Own Sweet Nell O'Neil A. J. Frankland 4 My Sunday Dolly Ford & Bratton X My Sweetest Girl Leander Richardson 2 Perhaps She Is Somebody's Mother Al Trahern 5 Patriotic Maid, The Minnie Belle 9 Paint Me a P cture of the Old Fireside Dennis Mackin 1 Place a Light to Guide Me Home Jack Fay 1 Ragtime Liz Alfred Aarons 1 Razzer Dance E. L. Bailey 1 Rough Rider's Patrol, The Elmer de Lacy Bennett 8 She Is More To Be Pitied Than Censured W.B.Gray 9 Since Johannah's got that Rag-time in Her Head Grant and Grant 3 Sweet Face of My Mother Robert Recker 1 That Gal Belongs to Me Al Johns 3 Tell Me Who You Love? Howard & Emerson 2 The Lady With the Rag-Time Walk Armstrong Bros 9 The Lassie Who Loved a Soldier Chas. Graham 1 The're Always Taking Me for Someone Else Frank .Leo 1 This Wedding Cannot Be Harry S. Miller 1 Tim Reilly Henry F. Blaese 4 Vigina Ma Baby Harry Jonas 2 When I Come Back Walter Hawley 4 When the Mighty Ship Begins to Roll Gussie L. Davis When You Ain't Got No Money, Well You Needn't Come When You Were Sweet Sixteen James Thornton 1 "Round A. B. Sloane 1 Won't Somebody Give Me a Kiss? 5 Words Cannot Tell Richard Stahl 2 You Aint One, Two, Three Eddie James b You've Done Cooked your Goose with Me Eddie James You Don't Handle Nuff Money for Me Irving Jones You May Go, but This Will Bring You Back B. Harney You Missed Yo' Man Irving Jones 1 Your Meal Ticket's Done Punched Out E. J. Simnes LATE INSTRUMENTAL PUBLICATIONS Around the Circle (March and Two-step) L. Berliner 5 Ballet Gill, The Theo. Bendix 1 Cupid's Dream (Waltzes) Warner Crosby 5 Cyrano Waltzes Frank M. Witmark 1 Dancing Girl, The (Waltzes) Robert Cone 5 Day Dream Waltzes Samuel B. Weiler 1 Hawaiian Annexation March Fred Gagel 1 Jolly Musketeer. March Julian Edwards 1 Just One Girl, Waltz F. W. Meacham 1 Lakewood Society, Waltzes Walter v. Ullner 8 Princess Charming, (Waltzes) Elmer de Lacey Bennett 8 Second Polonaise in E Minor J. A. Silberberg 1 Van Courtlandt (March) R. E. Sauce 5 Vampire, The (Two-step March) Warner Crosby 6 Note.— The publishers are designated as follows: 1 M Witmark & Sons; 2T. B. Harms & Co.; 3F. A. Mills: 4 Chas K.Harris; 5 Myll Bros.; 6 0. Diston Company: 8 Uuiiel tiros.; 9 W. B. Gray.