The talking machine world (July-Dec 1918)

118 THE TALKING MACHINE WORLD December 15; 1918 RECORD BULLETINS FOR JANUARY (Continued from page 113) N. Y. RECORDING LABORATORIES LATE POPULAR SONGS 3007S A Khaki Lad — Baritone Solo Royal Dadmun Ring Uut, Liberty Bell — Baritone Solo. Royal Dadmun 30081 The Rose of No Man's Land — Tenor Solo, Henry Burr A Little Birch Canoe and You — Vocal, Sterling Trio A WONDERFUL DANCE RECORD 30082 I'm Sorry I Made You Cry — Medley Waltz. In tro. My Belgian Rose W. Roger's Band Cocoanut Grove — Fox-trot, Blondell Saxophone Ouartet TWO' NEW WHISTLING SOLOS BY MISS FAGAN 30080 Blue Bird Waltz — Whistling Solo. orch. accomp., Sibyl Sanderson Fagan The Boy and the Birds — Whistling Solo., orch. accomp Sibyl Sanderson Fagan PIANO, .XYLOPHONE, VIOLIN AND TRIO RECORDS 30079 Prelude (Rachmaninoff)— Piano Solo, Beryl Rubenstein Kamennoi (Ostrow-Mendelsohn) — Piano Solo, Beryl Rubenstein 30084 My O'ld Kentucky Home— Violin Solo, Samuel Gardner Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms — Violin, 'Cello and Piano. Gondolier Trio 300S3 The Rosary— Violin, 'Cello and Piano Thiele Trio Ave Maria — Xylophone Solo.. George Hamilton Green EMERSON PHONOGRAPH CO. The New Large-Size Gold Seal Records PATRIOTIC AND POPULAR HITS OF THE DAY 9103 The Rose of No Man's Land (Caddigan-Bren nan). Tenor duet, orch. accomp., George Gordon and Robert Bruce Some Day Waiting Will End (WodehouseCaryll). Tenor solo, orch. accomp ... Henry Burr 9102 I'm Glad I Can Make You Cry (McCarronMorgan). Tenor Solo, orch. accomp., George Gordon The Pickaninnies' Paradise (Ehrlich-Usborne) . Baritone and tenor duet, orch. accomp., Jack and Phil Kaufman 9109 Till We Meet Again (Egan-Whiting) . Tenor duet, orch. accomp Burr and Campbell A Little Birch Canoe and You (Callahan-Roberts). Vocal Trio, orch. accomp. ... Sterling Trio 995 Tell That to the Marines (Schwartz-Jolson) . Baritone solo, orch. accomp Irving Kaufman Why Do They Call Them Babies When They Mean Grown-Up Ladies? (Harriman-Egan.). Contralto solo, orch. accomp Edith King 9110 Oh! Susie, Behave (Rose-Olman). Character song, orch. accomp Eddie Nelson I Love Her .and She Loves Me (Rose-Glogau). Character song, orch. accomp Eddie Nelson 996 I Ain't Got Weary Yet (Johnson-Wenrich). Baritone solo, orch. accomp Arthur Fields Belinda Open Up Your Window (McCarron■ Morgan). Character song, orch. accomp., Irving Kaufman 997 Oh! How I Wish I Could Sleep Until My Daddy Comes Home (Lewis-Young-Wendling). Patriotic ballad, orch. accomp Henry Burr Watch, Hope and Wait, Little Girl, Till I Come Back to You (Brown-Clayton). Vocal duet, orch. accomp. .. .George Gordon and Robert Bruce 9104 When Tony Goes Over the Top (Marr-Frisch Fletcher). Character song, orch. accomp., Arthur Collins He's Well Worth Waiting For (Kilgour-Von Tilzer). Baritone solo, orch. accomp. . Greek Evans 998 Don't You Remember the Day? (Cliff. Hess). Baritone solo, orch. accomp Eddie Nelson My Friends, Morris and Max (Halman-LeslieRuby). Character song, orch. accomp., George Thompson 9105 Everything Is Hunky Dory Down in Honky Tonky Town (McCarthy-Tierney). Vocal duet, orch. accomp Collins and Harlan Coming Through the Rhine (Fields-Donovan). OFFER SALES HELPS FOR DEALERS 9106 Baritone solo, orch. accomp Arthur Fields 999 Departure of American Troops for France (Fred Hager). Descriptive Vocal Quartet, accomp. by Emerson Military Band .. Peerless Male Quartet Arrival of American Troops in France (Fred Hager). Descriptive Vocal Quartet, accomp. by Emerson Military Band .. Peerless Male Quartet Trinity Chimes Auld Lang Syne.. Chimes and~Organ Trinity Chimes Come All Y'e Faithful (Adeste Fideles) Chimes and Organ LATEST DANCE RECORDS 9100 Mary (Stoddard-Frey) — Fox-trot, Emerson Military Band I Want a Doll Medley (Von Tilzer) — One-step, Emerson Military Band 9107 Russian Rag (Geo. L. Cobb) ("Prelude" by Kachmaninoft^ — one-step .. Emerson Military Band Devil's Dance (Eugene Ratzmann) — Fox-trot, Emerson Military Band STANDARD SELECTIONS 9108 I Love You Truly (Carrie Jacobs-Bond). Con tralto solo, accomp. by piano and violin, Alice Louise Mertens Goodbye, Sweet Day (Kate Vannah). Contralto solo, accomp. by piano and violin, Alice Louise Mertens 9101 Polish Dance No. 1 (A. Schwarwonka), Emerson Military Band Bolero Spanish Dance (Moszkowski), Emerson Military Band EMERSON PHONOGRAPH CO. The New Seven-Inch Records PATRIOTIC AiND POPULAR HITS OF THE DAY 7429 Till We Meet Again (Egan-Whiting). Tenor duet, orch. accomp Rice and Rhodes Silver Threads Among the Gold (H. P. Danks). Vocal quartet Liberty Quarte' 7430 I'm Glad I Can Make You Cry (McCarron Morgan). Tenor solo, orch. accomp., _ieorge Gordon Oh Death, Where Is Thy Sting? (Clarence A. Stout). Baritone solo, orch. accomp., Ernest Hare 7431 The Rose of No Man's Land (Caddigan-Bren nan). Tenor duet, orch. accomp. .Gordon & Bruce Tell Me Why You Went Away (Edna Alexander). Baritone solo, orch. accomp. . George Beaver 7432 I Ain't Got Weary Yet (Johnson-Wenrich). Character song, orch. accomp D. Bud Bernie E\erything Is Hunky Dory Down in Honky Tonky Town (McCarthy-Tierney). Character song, orch. accomp Collins and Harlan 7433 A Little Birch Canoe and You (Callahan-Rob erts). Vocal trio, orch. accomp Sterling Trio Some Day Waiting Will End (WodehouseCaryll). Tenor solo, orch. accomp. .. .Robert Rice 7434 Watch, Hope and Wait, Little Girl, Till I Come Back to You (Brown-Clayton). Tenor duet, orch. accomp. Gordon and Bruce He's Well Worth Waiting for (Kilgour-Von Tilzer). Baritone solo, orch. accomp. . Harry Evans 7435 Oh! Susie, Behave (Rose-Olman). Character song, orch. acoomp Eddie Nelson Why Do They Call Them Babies When They Mean Grown-Up Ladies? (Harriman-Egan). Contralto solo, orch. accomp Edith King 7436 I Love Her and She Loves Me (Rose-Glogau). Character song, orch. accomp Eddie Nelson Belinda, Open Up Your Window (McCarron-Morgan). Character song, orch. accomp. George Beaver 7437 Coming Through the Rhine (Fields-Donovan). Baritone solo, orch. accomp D. Bud Bernie We'll Put the Kibosh on the High Boche (Brooks-Hill). Baritone solo, orch. accomp., Harry Evans DANCE SELECTIONS 7438 I Want a Doll Medley (Von Tilzer) — One-step, Emerson Military Band Devil's Dance (Eugene Ratzmann)— Fox-trot, Emerson Military Band 7439 Arabian Nights (David-Hewitt) — Intermezzo One-step Emerson Military Band Parisan Rag (Branan-Lange) — Fox-trot, Emerson Military Band 7440 Flags of Freedom (Lieut. John Philip Sousa) — March Emerson Military Band Skip-a-Long Blues (W. T. Carroll) — Fox-trot, Emerson Military Band OPEN TALKER DEPARTMENT A Feature of Paramount Record Service That Appeals to the Retailer Dealers in Paramount that the handling of this line is made much easier for them through the co-operation of the New York recording laboratories in providing dealers' sales helps, the advertising department being steadily at work in devising new means of setting forth the attractive features of their records and helping the dealer keep his name and his product before the public. 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