The phonoscope (Nov 1896-Dec 1899)

THE PHONOSCOPE Feb ran-, 1899 flew JTuns for "Screen" ffiacbines The following list of new films has been compiled from lists sent us by the leading foreign and domestic mantifact JONES' RETURN FROM THE CLUB. '1 he scene is laid in a prominent private park arid opens by depicting the belated Jones returning from his Club, clad in a dress-suit, smoking a cigar, and armed with the inexhaustible whiskey bottle. Jones' house is shown in the background, but Jones himself, after travelling waist deep if ouglithe snow in the opposite direction from his heme finally becomes bewildered and leans against a tree, the expression on his face alternating between happiness and disgust. A friendlv policeman appears on the scene and endeavors to start Jones off in the right direction ; an a; gurnent follows, which ends by Jones knocking off the policeman's hat and pitching him head first in a neighboring snow drift. Jones now dons the policeman's helmet and appropriates his club, then makes an attempt to arrest the worth} officer cf the law. The picture finally ends by the unfortunate Jones being rolled heavily i:: the snow. JONES AND HIS PAL IN TROUBLE. Jones feels that he needs assistance to get home, and finds a friend to help him. They are two of a kind. They come down the. snow covered pathway, stopping frequently to sample a large flask. They finally stick their canes into a snow bank, and between them finish up the whiskey. Just then the policeman appears, with blood in bis eye. The two happy ones are too much for the officer, and after a short wrestle he is thrown down into the deep snow. Jones staggers away leaving his friend to fight it out. He and the officer have a very exciting rough and tumble fight in the snow. Jones comes back to the rescue and the policeman gives up the job. JONES' INTERRUPTED SLEIGHRIDE. Jones and his friend go out for a ride, still in a happy condition. They meet a policeman, who remonstrates about their manner of driving. Jones stands up on the seat, and tells the officer to mind his own business, whereupon the officer jumps into the sleigh, andj grappling with Jones, they fall out into a snow drift. The friend drives off rapidly, as fast as he can, tacking from one side of the road to the other. The cop pursues the sleigh, and Jones escapes. As the sleigh disappears among the trees the cop gives up the chase and comes back for his helmet. Jones comes back also to argue the question, and the cop promptly arrests him. JONES INTERVIEWS HIS WIFE. He finally reaches home, pretty late, and finds his wife sitting up for him. He begins to disrobe, throwing his hat and cane on the floor, and scattering his clothes all round the room. His wife at first is very much ashamed of him, then indignant and finally angry. She picks up a basin full of water, and empties it over his head, drenching him from head to foot. The water pours off in streams as he stands with fingers outstretched, shocked almost into soberness. A very comical scene. JONES GIVES A PRIVATE SUPPER. This picture shows Jones entertaining three young ladies, after the theatre. They have a private room, and are evidently enjoying themselves very much. Jones sets up the wine freely, and the party becomes hilarious. The girls dance in turn for Jones, each vieing with the other in executing novel and startling terpsichorean effects. IRew IRecorbs for talking ffDachmee The following list of new records has faesn compiled from lists sent us by tie leading talking machine companies cf tie United States t£ & & & A ling Ti ne S ee itul 116 Rosey's Orchestra Angels Serenade (Violin S'iIoi Ernest Krdmnn All 1 Want >Ma chickens Frank P. Stanley Aunt Man ly's Wi d ling Ib'sey's Orchestra At O :c Look of [.ore from Thee Atwo'nij Twi'.chcil At a Georgia Oamp Moo ing t Banjo) Ossn an Bib;. ITi-s Edw. M. Favor Barnyard Sh"Oe Rosey's Orel e=' ra Recalls** Froln "Thj French Maid" Albert Camp! ell Cuitilena (Violin Sulo) Ernest Erdmnn Carmen Duet Mi<s Mann ami Mr. Madeira Darktown Is i lurs To-night l.eu S;>e a er Dere s a Spaniard Lives Upstairs Arthur C"!iirs Dear Odlc re Chums S eve Porter Down O'.e Tampa P>:ij" (Banjo) Opsman E i Green's Cuke Walk (Bm.j:>) Ossman Emmet's Lullaby Excelsior Quartette Folic Bergere Hosey's Orchestra Girl 1 Loved in Tennessee (Cornet Solo) u isey'sO -chest ra Good-bye Sweet Day All ert Campl eil He Took It in a Pleasant Way E Iw. V. Favor Ileart Bowe l Down (Bohemian Girl) Madeira Hello! Ma Baby l.en Spentcr I Gin ss I'll Have to Telegraph My Baby Geo. J. Gaskin I Thought 1 Heard Somebody Calling Me l.en Spent or I Guess I'li Have to Telegraph Ma Baby l.en Spencer I Love You in The Same Old Way (Violin Solo) Ernest Erdir.an It Yon Go Why Tnis Will Bring Von B ick Len Spencer In the Barracks Ma>ch :B tnjo) Ossman I Guess I'll Have to relegraph My Baby Frank C. Stanley Til the Sacramento Valley Albert Campbell Irish Medley Excelsu r Quartette Jerusalem Mr. Havens Just As the Sun Went Down Steve Porter .lust One Girl Georye J. Gaskin .Just One Girl Steve Porter Kind's Musketeer Rosey"s Orchestra La Mariposa Kosey's Orchestra Let Me Dream Ajrain Hosey's Orchestra Life's Game of See-Saw Albert Campbell Little Old New York "Hurly Burly'' Dan Qumn Martha Jane Green Arthur Collins Matrimonial Guards Miss Mann and Mr. Havens Medley of Irish Eeels with Song Billy Golden Melody in F "Rubinstein" (Violin Solo) Ernest Erdmnn 'Mid The Green Fields of Virginia George J. Gaskin Mother Goose Rhymes Miss Mann My Ann Elizer Arthur Collins My Lady Love Waltz Rosey's Orchestra My Old New Hampshire Home Albert Campbell National Medley Billy Golden New Hampshire Home George J. Gaskin No Coon Can Come Too Black For Me Len Spencer Palms (Violin Solo) Ernest Eidman Pizzicati (Yiolin Solo) Ernest Eidman Poor O'Hoolahan "Yankee Doodle Dandy" Quinn Salute to France Miss Mann Scene de Ballet (Violin) Ernest Etdrran Shadow Song "Dinorata" Miss Lisle She Was Bred in Old Kentucky Excelsior Quartette She Was Happy Till She Met You Dan Quinn Since I've Got Honey in the Bank Mr. Stanley Slumber, O Sentinel (Falka) Miss Mann and Mr. Havens Sly Cigarette "A Runaway Girl" Dan Quinn Soldiers in the Park "A Runaway Girl" Dan Quiun Spring Song (Gounod's) Albert Campbell Sunshine Will Come Again Excelsior Quartette The Best in the House is None Too Good for Rielly Geo. J. Gaskin Telephone Song "Hello My Baby" Frank C. Stanley Tennessee Jubilee March Rosey's Orchestra The Girl I Loved in Sunny Tennessee Albert Campbell The Green Hills of Old Virginia. Frank C. Stanley Tickle the Ear Schottisehe Rosey's Orchestra Trelawny March Rosey's Orchestra Twickenham Ferry W. F. Hooley Uncle Jefferson hilly Golden Uncle Josh at Delmorico's Cal Stewart Uncle Josh at a C imp Meeting Cal Stewart Uncle Josh in a Police Court, N. Y. City Cal Stewart Up in the Golden Sky Billy Golden Verdi's Atilla Original Lyric Trio Wedding on the Hill Billy Golden When the Winter Moon is Bright Miss Mann Whistling Minstrel Hilly Golden Yellow Girl Billy Golden You Don't Stop the World from Coin' Round ben Spencer You'll Get All That's A Comin' to You Len Spencer IXbe Hatest popular Songs The following is a list of the very latest popular songs published by the leading music publishers of the United States <2£j£<£<£j&jtjZj*dt A Hero's Grave C. A. G a ly 2 A Japanese Serenade William Lmair.e 3 As 1 Sat Upon My Dear O.d Mother's Knee (Sorg and Chorus, w( rds by M. .1. Cavauaugb J. P. Skelly 1 Be M i Honey G il J. W. Stern t'> B.i igile Answer Back to Me — Coon Dillon Bros. 1 Bridget the Spaniard— Irish Frederick Gilbert 1 Coon With Big White Spot— Comic F. J. Gurney 1 Don't Forget Yoiir Mother Andrew B. Sterling 2 Don't Neglect Your Mother— soi g and quartette, eh. Morris Weston 1 Dorothy Brown— An American girl is good enough for me Moran & Ilelf 1 Daughter of Uncle Sam Montgomery Irving 1 Dat's Me— Coster Song Hampton and Silberbei'i; 1 Does She Remember— Ballad W. T. Jefferson 1 l)c Captain of dc Coontown Guards Dave Reed, Jr. 1 i)is Coon Has Got de Blues Mack & Murray 1 Dream on Beloved Arthur Trevelyau 3 1 ie Wished He Wasn't WLei e He Was Wm. Eevcre 1 How'd You Like to bo the Iceman ? Helf & Moi an 9 I Want a Coon to Match My Own Complexion W. A. Heelan 2 I Wants My Hannah A 1 Johns 3 1 Love You Arthiir Tievelvan :> I Didn't Marry All Yer Kin Ford and Brat ton 1 If Dreams Come True Arthur Tiovelyan 2 If I Thought You Loved Me Vet John V. Hollar 9 IfYouse Gwiee To Lub Anybody Please nib Me II. Y Leavitt 1 I'd Fight For the Flag I Love— Patriotic Louis Weslyn Jones 1 In Dreams IThiuk of Thee W. Saeppard Camp 3 I'm Livhf Easy Irving Jones 3 I'm Tired of Dodging De Installment Man Deasand V ilron I Just One Girl— Popular Hit Kennett and Udall 1 Just For the Old Days Stanley Haskins 5 Just in Sight of Old Chin ch Tower Ida Emerson 2 Last of His Regiment— Descriptive Wm. H. Nelson 1 Life on a Man o' War— Descriptiv e Uattie Starr 1 Ma Hannah Lady Dave H ed 6 Mary's Not as Green as She Looks— Comic Ford and Bratton 1 My Alabama Lize Wise & Perrin 5 My Little Southern Rose Max S. Witt 6 My Watermelon Boy Malcolm Williams 5 Nonie Max S. Witt 6 One Kiss Tells All J. W. Stern 6 One Touch of Nature Makes the Whole World Kin Felix McGlennan 9 Our Brave Little Volunteer— Patriotic Jennie Liuasay 1 Sue, Sue, Since I Met You Hattie StanSunny Tennessee Braisted & Carter 6 Sunny South So Far Away C. Jolly 6 That Brown Skin Baby Mine Sidney Perrin 1 The Chili Widow Geo. LeBrunn 9 The Patriotic Maid Minnie Belle 9 The Belle of Blackville Lane Irving Jones The Little Mother Roden and Morris 1 The Girl I Loved in Old Virginia Andrew B. Sterling 2 The Little Red Old School House Marion May and Oscar Mariolois 1 Those Cruel Words, "Good-bye" Fred Helf 9 'Twist S niles and Tears Jos. Staudish and James De Koven Thompson t Wait Till My Ship Comes In Max S. Witt 6 We Want Our Mother Dear GliverandFay 1 When I Come Home W. R. Anderson 1 When Hope Seemed Lost Walter V. Ullner S When Mammy Puts Her Piekanninuy Boy to Bed Perrin & Wise 9 Will ne Ever Return Vera Dore 3 Wing Lee's Bag Time Clock Al Traheru 5 You're It Gussie L. Davis 9 You Ain't the Man I The u^ lit You Was Lew SuUy 9 LATE INSTRUMENTAL PUBLICATIONS First Nighter's Waltzes Rosenberg 8 Great Ruby— March T. W. Bindley 5 Kentucky Coroshuck'ers March Rosenberg 8 Rough and Ready (Schottisehe Caprice) W. V. Ullner 8 'Bound the Town March Charles Irwin S Shuffling Pete Cake Walk March E. F. Kendall S 'I'tip to Washington (March, Two-Step) W. V. Ullner S Note.— The publishers are designated as follows: 1 M. Wltmark .\ Sons; ST, B. Harms & Co.; 3 F. A. Mills; 5 Myll Bros.; (i J. W. Stern ; S Gagel Bros.; 9 W. B. Gray.