The phonoscope (Nov 1896-Dec 1899)

THE PHONOSCOPil 15 Mants anb fox Sale Special ""Want" and "For Sale" advertisements will be inserted in this column at the uniform rate of three cents a word, each insertion. Answers can be sent in charge of "The Phonoscope" if desired. All letters received will be promptly forwarded to parties for whom intended, without extra charge. FOR SALE — 100 Artoscopes, nickel-in-the-slot picture machines, all in good order ; make an offer for one or the lot. Address, A. B. care Phonoscope Publishing Company, 4 East 14th Street, New York City. FOR SALE— Graphophone Recorders, new, $3 50 each. Address, C. D., care of Phonoscope Publishing Co., 4 East 14th Street, New York City. iRevv jfilms for "Screen " flfoachutes The following list of new films has been compiled from lists sent us by the leading foreign and domestic manufacturers .j£ J* Jt & <£ & J* <?* SECOND SPECIAL SERVICE BATTALION, CANADIAN INFANTRY, EMBARKING FOR SOUTH AFRICA. This picture shows the Canadian troops departing from Quebec for the war in the Transvaal. The scene opens with the soldiers clad in campaign uniform, marching under the triumphal arch, cheered by thousands of spectators who are waving English flags. The troops next appear marching upon the wharf and finally embarking upon the transport Sardinia, which is to carry them to far away South Africa. BRITISH INFANTRY MARCHING TO BATTLE, Showing a regiment of British Troops, composed of Sheiks and Hindoostanis, marching to the battlefield and wheeling in company formation. Troops are commanded by English officers in campaign uniform. WHY JONES DISCHARGED HIS CLERKS. Great Hit. Two delinquent clerks are seated in a broker's office engaged in a game of cards. The boss suddenly appears walking through the corridor. The cards are thrown down in great haste and when the employer enters the office the clerks are apparently busily engaged in their work. The boss looks over the mail and then sits down behind an adjacent screen to enjoy the morning paper. A lady suddenly enters the office and upon inquiring for the broker, is shown behind the screen by one of the clerks. The broker and lady suddenly display considerable affection for each other, and are ardently making love when they are discovered by one of the clerks. He immediately calls the attention of the stenographer and they post themselves upon chairs and engage in looking over the top of the screen. One of the chairs is suddenly tipped over by the office boy and the clerks and screen fall upon the unsuspecting broker. He immediately becomes wrathful, throws off his coat and proceeds to clear the office. One of the clerks becomes frightened and jumps through the window into the corridor ; the other is unceremoniously fired through the door. This is an extremely humorous picture. WHY MRS. JONES GOT A DIVORCE. The scene opens by showing a pretty cook mixing bread in the kitchen. Jones comes in unexpectedly from a trip and carries a dress suit case. He inquires for his wife and is told by the cook that she is absent. Jones is hungry and asks for something to eat. The cook is very obliging and Jones becomes unruly, chuckles the cook under the chin. The cook puts her arms around Jones' neck and leaves finger imprints of flour on his back. This is where the trouble commences. Jones' wife suddenly appears and accuses Jones of making love to the cook. Jones denies it. She scornfully points to the finger marks on Jones' back. Jones still denies it. The wife becomes angry and seizes the pan of flour and turns it upside down on Jones' head, spoiling his best Sunday clothes. Jones escapes and the cook is discharged. This is a very funnv picture. FOR SALE. — Now ready, bound copies of The Phonoscope Vols. I and II. Price $2.00 per volume. Address Phonoscope Publishing Co., 4 East 14th Street. FOR SALE CHEAP.— The following bets in regard to patents have been made, and the holder of the small end of the bets having lost first_of series will sell balance cheap: $1,000 agai st $400 that U. S. Phonograph Co., lose patent suit. $1,000 against $300 that Berliner Gramophone Co., lose patent suit. $1,000 against $500 that National Gramophone Co., slock will .sell at $10.00 a share before it sells at par. $1,000 against $300 that Berliner will not sustain any of his patents, with exception of zii'C etching process. Address, R. E. Morse, care of Phonoscope Publishing Company, 4 East 14th Street, New York City. flew IRecorfcs for ftalkm$ flfoacbmes The following list of new records has been compiled from lists sent us by the leading talking machine companies of the United States <M <** All 1 Want is Action for My Money Mr. Erdrnan Ail Ethiopian Mardi Gras (Violin Solo) Mr: Erdman Across 1 he Hills to Georgia (Violin Obligato) Miss Mnnn & Mr. Erdman A Km nil Wedding (W.Mason Organ Soio) F. O. Klmore An Innocent Voung Maid ( Roger Bio's. Ilii) Miss Mann Abt's '"Little Snow White," Lyric Trio Alti and Terane (Said Pasha) Miss Mann & Mr. Havens Bugle Calls Win. J. Styles Bridal March (Organ Solo) F. Oscar Elmore Constance's Soio From Oper "Ameer" Miss Mann Captain of the Pinafore Lyric Trio Duets From the Greek Slave Miss Mann & Mr. Havens Duet From "The Ameer" Miss Mann & Mr. Havens Defender Polka (Cornet) Wm. Styles Daughter of Love Waltz (Mandolin ) Mr. L. Wolfe Dolly Dear Geo. Gaskin Everybody Have A Good Time Dan Quinn Everthingis Hag-Time Now I.en Spencer Flowers That Bloom in the Spring' Lyric Trio Heimweh (Violin Obligato) Mis Mann & Mr. Erdman Heimweh (Violin Solo) Mr. Erdman Hannah's a Hummer Dan Quinn I Couldn't Do a Thing To You Dan Quinn In Dahomey Dan Quinn I've Waited Honey, Waited Long For You Dan Quinn International March (Mandolin) Mr. Wolfe I Want My Lou Lou Anna Barthold I'd Leave Ma Happy Home For You Len Spencer I've Waited Honey, Waited Long Fur You Len Spencer I Don't Care, to be Your Lady Friend No More (Violin Solo) Mr. Erdman I've Waited Honey. Waited Long For You (Violin Obligato) Miss Mann & Mr. Erdman In Old Ben Franklin's Days From Opera "Ameer" John Havens I'm Glad [ Met You Mary John Havens I Will Magnify Thee, O Lord (with Organ) Lyric Trio In Zion's Sacred Gates (with Organ) Lyric Trio Jennie Jones (Fariations Cornet) Wm. Styles Love is Tyrant From Opera "Singing Girl" Miss Mann March Francaise (Seetson Clark Organ Solo) F. Oscar Elmore My Darling Nell (Violin Obligato) Miss Mann & Mr. Erdman My Alabama Lize John Havens Micheal Murphy as a Gas Bill Collector J. R. Gannon My Blackbird (Orch. Acc.) Len Spencer Murphy as a Political Speaker ,1. R. Gannon My African Queen Dan Quinn My Creole Sue Steve Porter My Little Georgia Rose Steve Porter One Little Word Steve Porter San Francisco Sadie Dan Quinn Rosie Carey Anna Barthold Solo from "Boccaccio" Anna Barthold She'd Never Been There Before Anna Barthold Sunny Southern Home Geo. Gaskin She is More 10 I e Pitied Than Censured Anna Barthold Smokv Mokes Len Spencer Sweet Little Maid From Ireland Geo. Gaskin Suwanee River Anna Barthold Simple A veu (Cello Solo) Master Jean Moliere Sis Hopkins J. R. Gannon Sweet Rose. Yodel Song and Dance Geo. P. Watson Scene De Ballet (Violin Solo) Mr. Erdman Tyrolean Song Fi om Opera "Singing Girl" Miss Mann Two Roses ( new) Mis Mann Torpedo and the Whale Lyric Trio The Matrimonial Guards (Charlaton) Mi s Mann & Mr. Havens The Oriental Coon (Orch. Acc.) Len Spencer Think Once Again Before We Part Anna Barthold The Rag-Time Hymn Dan Quinn The Hottest Ever Dan Quinn The Girl I Loved in Sunny Tennessee Steve Porter Trauruerie (Cello Solo) Master Jean Moliere Tripping on the Green Reed's Orchestra The Kissing Bug Steve Porter Those Cruel Words Good-bye Steve Porter Vienna Forever (Mandolin) Mr. L Wolfe When the Swallows Homeward Fly Anna barthold Where the Sweet Magnolia Blooms Sieve Porter Won't You l ake Me Back to Dixie Steve Porter When You Come Back to Georgia John Havens When I Think of Thee Miss Mann Warmin'Upin Dixie Reed's Orchestra We All Went Down to Murphy's on a Sunday J. Gannon Uncle Josh in Society (,'al Stewart Uncle Josh and 1 he Lightning Hod Agent Cal Stewart Uncle Josh in the Chinese Laundry Cal Slewart Bound Copies of The Phonoscope Volumes 1 and 2 $2.00 per volume Every Phonograph Dealer, Operator or Individual interested should secure these bound copies. Phonoscope Publishing Co. 4 East 14th Street NEW YORK CITY Zhc Xatest popular Sonos The following is a list of the very latest popular songs published by the feading music publishers of the United States jtjtjtjtjt&jXjtjt A Knot of Blue Louis F. Gottschal k i A Letter from Ohio W. C. Bock i A Picture No Artist Gail Paint J. Fred Helf 7 Ail the Coons Are A-Couiin' Ma Wa\ Sandy Hirsch 8 Adrift Fred .1. lia mill 10 By I lie Lakes of Killaruev Annie 11. O'Shea 11 Charity Wm. E. Bock 1 I laddy ! C'omi and Kiss Yo' Little Baby Harry Freeman 1 Dreams Dave Fitzgibbon 1 Everything is Rag-Time Now Robert A. Kaiser 7 For Love Alone J. Fred Helf 9 How'd You Like to be the Ieeuian ? Helf&Moran 9 I'm Glad I Met You, Mary Monroe H. Rosenfleld 10 I Love Only You Billie Taylor 1 It"s Only a Portrait of Mot her Barney Fag an 1 I've Been Dreaming of Vou, Baby A. BSloane 1 If I Thought You Loved Another Alfred Sounan 1 I'm 'Fraid Dis Snap Is 'Most Too Good to Last A. B. I Dnibted You, My Love Young & Fitzgibbon 1 I'll Meet You Down the Line Harry Min i 1 If You Were Only By My Side E. T. Pa 11 1 1 11 If I Thought You Loved Me Vet John V. Hollar 9 I Wonder if She's Waiting Harry von Tilzer 2 I Love Ma Babe Andrew B. Sterling 2 I've Just Come Back to Sav Good-bye Chas. K. Harris 4 It Seems Like Only Yesterday G. B. & D. E Wheeler 8 Just a Dream of You Malcolm Douglas 1 Just Tim and Me Louis Weslyn Jones 1 Just For the Old Days Stanley Haskins 5 Little Miss Mignonette Kennett & Udall 1 Lucy Dale Harry Linton 10 Mamie Tracy Koger Harding 9 Mary Had a Little Lamb Jos. Tabrar 9 Mid the Green Fields of Virginia Chas. K. Harris 4 My Old Westchester Home Among the Maples Win. li Gray 9 My Ann Elizer Malcolm Williams 5 My Ababama Lize Wise and Pen-in ft My Watermelon Bov Malcolm Williams 5 My Motuer's Old Daguerreotype Grace Walker 1 My Blackbird Barney Fagan 7 Mv Sunny Southern Home Koger Harding 7 My Little Yalla Daisy Hattie Starr 10 Never James W. Casey 1 Niggerism Williams Bros 4 One Touch of Nature Makes the Whole World Kin Felix McGlennan 9 Pretty Kitty Clover Roger Harding 7 'Round the Town Herbert Dillea 1 Ring Off, f 0011 A. B. Sloane 1 She's All We Have To-day Emily Smith 1 Sing Me the Songs that Mot her Sung Harry S. Marion 10 Starlight Land Wm M. Hutchinson 1 Such is My Love for Thee Ford & Bratton 1 Sweet Little Maid from Iieland Jay Cee 7 Tell Her the Story Now Malcolm Douglas 1 The Coffee Colored Cr on E. Greaves 1 The Reg lar Array Man Mason Gill 1 The Lambs' Gambol Theo. Bendix 1 The Stars are Softly Glowing Josephine Homans 1 The Prize cakeWalker is Old Uncle Sam Fred HyJands 7 The Cake Walk in the Sky Ben Harney 1 The Touch of a Woman's Hand Ford & Brat ton i When Chloe Sings a Song John Stromberg 1 Why ? Paul Colin 10 You Don't Stop the World from Going 'Round Fred Hylar.ds 7 LATE INSTRUMENTAL PUBLICATIONS A Warmin' Up in Dixie E. T. Paull 11 A Louisiana Barn Dance Alfred C. Marks 2 Dream Whispers— Gavotte B. B. Brooks 1 Gavotte Pompadour Ad. Newberger 1 Great Ruby— March T. W. Hindley 5 Huckleberry Cro isRoads-March, Two-step Robert Cone 1 Persiflage W. T. Francis 1 Plantation Echoes Otto M. Heinzman 11 Rag-Time Society— March, Two-step Herbert Dillea 1 Smoky Mokes A. Holzman 10 The Gallant 71st F. Fanciulli 10 The Ra.iah Waltzes Samuel S. Aronson 8 The Girl in the Barracks— March, Two-step Nat D. Mann 1 The Girl From Maxims Theo. Bendix t The Hummer, Medley Selection Arr. by F. W. Meacham 1 Visalia Waltzes Herbert Walter 7 When T Gave My Heart and Hand to You J. Ilaack 8 Note. — The publishers are designated as follows: 1 M. Witmnrk.v Sons: 2T B. Harms & Co.; 3F. _\. Mills; 4 Chas. K. Harris: 5 Myll Bros.: 6 J. W. Stern : 7Hylands, Spencer, Yeager Co.: 8 Oagpl Bros.: 9 W. B. Gray 10 Windsor Music Co,; :i E. T. Paul] Music Co.