The phonoscope (Nov 1896-Dec 1899)

Vol. III. No. f, THE PHONOSCOPE 17 Bew jftlms for IFlew IRecorbs for XLhc latest "Screen" flftacbtnes talking Machines popular Songs The following list of new films has been compiled from lists sent us by the leading foreign and domestic manufacturers jtjt^tjtJ*<2*J*<£ SKIRMISH OF ROUGH RIDERS. Shielded by a thick bit of timber at a turn of the road stands a company of mounted men, awaiting the order to advance. In the foreground, left by the flotsam of battle, is a dead horse, from the shelter of which two marksmen are picking off the enemy. Suddenly comes the command, "Forward" and the riders dash up the road, out of sight, leaving behind them a great cloud of dust and smoke. A detachment of infantry covers the advance, and volley repeatedly as they press forward, U. S. INFANTRY SUPPORTED BY ROUGH RIDERS AT EL CANEY. Up the road comes a detachment of infantry, firing, advancing, kneeling and firing, again and again. The advance of the foot soldiers is followed by a troop of Rough Riders, riding like demons, yelling and firing revolvers as they pass out of sight. Other troops follow in quick succession, pressing on to front. U. S. CRUISER "RALEIGH." A panoramic •view of the "Raleigh," as she lies at anchor off 27th Street, North River, April 17, 1899. Captain Coghlan stands among a group of officers, near the bridge. The "Raleigh" fired the first gun at Manila, and is the first boat of the Pacific Squadron visiting New York. All the details of this famous battleship are clearly shown as the launch from which the picture was taken moves rapidly around her. MORNING COLORS ON U. S. CRUSIER "RALEIGH." Shows a group of sailors and an officer at the stern. The flag runs out in a ball to the end of the staff, and, at the signal, is broken. Proudly the stars and stripes wave in the morning breeze, while the officer salutes. A very pretty picture of man-o-war life. PILOT BOATS IN NEW YORK HARBOR. A close view of an eighty-footer, schooner rigged, trim as a private yacht, skimming over the waters of the harbor, near Robin's Reef, which picturesque little light house is seen in the near background. A steamer decked with bunting also passes by at close range. 104TH ST. CURVE, NEW YORK ELEVATED RAILWAY. Taken from the front platform of a special train run backward over this celebrated S curve. Not only are the passing trains and crowded platforms of great interest, but the view of uptown New York is an excellent one, showing acre upon acre of roofs, towers, steeples and towering apartment houses. As the ' 'special' ' slows up at 92d Street, a Harlem express dashes by, the engineer leaning out of his cab, and waving a good-bye. NEW YORK POLICE PARADE. An excellent • view of "The Finest," on their annual parade and inspection, June 1, 1899. The head of the column is just turning into 14th Street from Broadway, the Morton House forming part of the background. Crowds line both sides of the cable car tracks, falling back as the band heading the first division swings around Dead . Man's Curve, and passes the camera. Chief Devery makes a fine showing ; as also do his men, with their white gloves and helmets, shining buttons and spick and span appearance in general. The following list of new records has been compiled from lists sent us by the leading talking machine companies of the United States jt A Picture No Artist Can Paint Steve Porter A New York Girl is Good Enough for Me Mr. Havens Angels' Serenade (Violin Obligato) Miss Mann & Mr. Erdmann Any Sacred Solo (with oi-gan) Miss Mann or Messrs. Havens & Hooley Because Anna Barthold Bugle Calls Wm. J. Styles By a Brook Sat a Lady Anna Barthold Because Steve Porter Cantilena (Violin) Ernest Erdmann Church Scene Old Homestead Original Lyric Trio Don't Be Cross Anna Barthold Duet from Carmen Miss Mann and Mr. Madeira Finnegan Dan. Quinn Good Night (Dorothy) Original Lyric Trio Hello, Ma Babj' Anna Barthold Hey! Flanagan, Hello? Dan Quinn I'm Livin' Easy Dan Quinn I Want to Go To-morrow Dan Quinn I've Waited Honey, Waited Long for You Mr. Havens Just One Girl Anna Barthold Louisiana Lou (Violin Obligato) Miss Mann & Mr. Erdmann March Trio (Charlatan) Original Lyric Trio Mammy's little Pumpkin-Colored Coon Anna Barthold Melody in F (Violin) Ernest Erdmann 'Mid the Green Fields of Virginia Anna Barthold Musette— Offenbach (Cello Solo) Master Jean Moliere Mid the Green Fields of Virginia Steve Porter My Baby's Kiss Anna Barthold My Love's the Same Steve Porter My Creole Sue Steve Porter My African Queen Dan Quinn O That We two were Maying Miss Mann and'Mr. Madeira O Hush a By Baby (Violin Obligato) Miss Mann & Mr. Erdmann Old Jim's Christmas Hymn Anna Barthold On Billow Rocking (Chimes of Normandy) Mr. Havens P. S. Mr. Johnson Sends Regards Dan Quinn Page Song (Huguenots) Miss Mann Reception Polka (Cornet) Wm. J. Styles Sacred Duets (with organ) Miss Mann & Mr. Havens Serenade (Mattioli) Miss Mann She was Bred in Old Kentucky Anna Barthold Simple Aveu (Cello Solo) Master Jean Moliere The Moth and the Flame Anna Barthold The Girl I Loved in Sunny Tennessee Anna Barthold The Stuttering Coon Dan Quinn The Girl I Loved in Sunny Tennessee Steve Porter The Change Will Do You Good Dan Quinn The Cat Got it, Aunt Hannah Dan Quinn Think Once Again Before We Part Anna Barthold Traumerie (Cello Solo) Master Jean Moliere Waltz Song (Romeo & Juliet) Miss Mann When Dewey Comes Sailing Home Dan Quinn Waldorf Hyphen Astoria Dan Quinn You Got to Play Rag Time Dan Quinn Uncle Josh in Society Cal Stewart Uncle Josh and the Lightning Rod Agent Cal Stewart Uncle Josh in the Chinese Laundry Cal Stewart LATEST GRAMOPHONE RECORDS A Day in a Country School Geo. Graham Anarchist Meeting Geo. Graham Almost Persuaded (sacred) Haydn Male Quartet All I Want Is Ma Chickens Len Spencer Bride Elect Banjo Duet Cullen & Collins Dance of the Brownies Banjo Joe Cullen Dancing in the Sunlight Xylophone Solo Chas. P. Lowe Dudley Buck's "Robin Adair" Haydn Male Quartet Fortune Teller March Banjo Joe Cullen Hands Across the Sea Sousa's Band How'd You Like To Be the Ice Man ? Dan Quinn Kiss Me, Honey. Do Len Spencer Los Naranjos Spanish Selection Sig. Adamini Little Old New York Dan Quinn Let Me See the Old Plantation Len Spencer Mai Regendo Sig. F. Giannini Miserere from "II Trcvatore" Haydn Male Quartet Miss Helen Hunt Dan Quinn My Old Kentucky Home E. M. Favor Nearer, My God, to Thee Haydn Male Quartet Negro Funeral Geo. Graham Only Just a Little Yaller Coon Miss Mann Scarlet Letter March Banjo Joe Cullen Se tu la Vedi Sig. F. Giannini Selection from "The Serenade" 22d Regt. Band Tell Her I Love Her So W. D. M'Farland The following is a list of the very latest popular songs published by the leading music publishers of the United States ^^^j*^tjt^tjtjt A Long Time Ago Chas. Moreland 1 By the Lakes of Killarney Annie B. O'Shea 11 Dream on Beloved Arthur Trevelyan 3 Ev'ry Coon Took a Window But Me Sidney L. Perrin 1 For Love Alone J. Fred Helf 9 Got Your Habits On John Queen 10 Hannah E. H. Pendleton 1 Honey Little Black Boy Dan Lyn Udall 1 He Carved His Name Upon the Tree Gussie L. Davis 10 . Home Was Never Like This Ford & Bratton 1 How'd You Like to be the Iceman ? Helf & Moran 9 I Couldn't Spell That Word Because I Love You J. Fred Helf and G. B. Alexander 10 If You Were Only By My Side E. T. Paull 11 I'll Be Your Friend Through it All Sadie Koninsky 1 If I Thought You Loved Me Yet John V. Hollar 9 I Remember Only You Edwin F. Kendall 8 I'm Livin' Easy Irving Jones 2 In My Heart Louis Tocaben 1 I'se Got Another Nigger on My Staff Sterling & Von Tilzer 10 I would Give the World to See My Dear Old Home C. C. Clark 8 I've Just Come Back to Say Good-bye Chas. K. Harris 4 Just For the Old Days Stanley Haskins 5 Little Miss Vixen Louis Reinhard 9 Lucy Dale Harry Linton 10 Mamie Tracy Roger Harding 9 Mary Had a Little Lamb Jos. Tabrar 9 Mid the Green Fields of Virginia Ohas. K. Harris 4 My Love's the Same Roger Harding 7 My Sunny Southern Home Roger Harding 7 My Old Westchester Home Among the Maples Wm. B. Gray 9 My Ann Elizer Malcolm Williams 5 My Ababama Lize Wise and Pervin 5 My Watermelon Bov Malcolm Williams 5 My Black Bess Sterling & Von Tilzer 11 My Queen and Me Louis M. Pritzkow 1 Niggerism Williams Bros 4 One Touch of Nature Makes the Whole World Kin Felix McGlennan 9 Pretty Kitty Clover Roger Harding 7 Sing Me a Song of the South James W. Casey 1 Smoky Mokes A. Holzman 10 That Dear Old Dell Harry Conor 1 That's How the Rag-Time Dance is Done Sterling & Von Tilzer 10 The Best Dressed Gal in Town Louis B. Noble 1 The Old Church Door Gussie L. Davis 11 The Sermon That Touched His Heart Tony Stanford 10 The Stories Mother Told Me Sterling and Von Tilzer 10 The Hottest Ever— Cake Walk Song J. O'Dea 4 Two Little Roses from Mother to Me Harry Yeager 7 Those Cruel Words, "Good-bye" Fred Helf 9 'Tis Best For Us to Part Roger Harding 7 'Twere Better Had We Parted Long Ago W. C. Davies 8 While Waiting for the Change A. B. Sloane 1 Why Did We Drift Apart Philip Staats 8 Will I Find My Mamma There ? Chas. K. Harris 4 Without Your Love, Ah, Let Me Die Chas. K. Harris 4 Will He Ever Return Vera Dore 3 Wing Lee's Rag Time Clock Al Trahern 5 You'll Get All Dat'sa Comin' to You Sterling & Von Tilzer 10 You Ain't Landlord No More Irving Jones 4 You're It Gussie L. Davis 9 You Ain't the Man I Thought You Was Lew Sully 9 LATE INSTRUMENTAL PUBLICATIONS A Warmin' Up in Dixie E. T. Paull 11 Coaching Club Walter V. Ullner 8 Darkey Doings (March) Effie F. Kamman 1 Darktown is Out To-Night Will Marion 1 Great Ruby— March T. W. Hindley 5 Mississippi Moonlight Jerome Basyl 1 Plantation Echoes Otto M. Heinzman n Skeleton Dance Walter V. Ullner 8 Smoky Mokes A. Holzman 10 The Evening Bell Herman Devries 1 The Gallant 71st F. Fanciulli 10 The Magic Fountain Maurice Arnold 1 Note.— The publishers are designated as follows: 1 M. Witmark & Sons ; 2 T. B. Harms &Co.; 3 F.A.Mills; 4 Chas. K. Harris ; 5 Myll Bros.; 6 J. W. Stern ; 7 Knickerbocker Music Co.; 8 Gagel Bros.; 9 W. B. Gray ; 10 Feist & Frankenthaler; n E. T. Paull Music Co.