The talking machine world (Jan-Dec 1908)

60 RECORD BULLETINS FOR FEBRUARY, 1908. NEW EDISON GOLD MOLDED RECORDS. 9T46 9747 9748 9749 9750 9751 9752 9753 9754 9755 9756 9757 9758 9759 9760 9761 9762 9763 9764 9765 9766 9767 976S 9769 A Summer EveniDg in the Alps Edison Concert Band SometKJdv's Been Around Here Since I re Been Gone Billy Murray I Love You So Miss Ilinljle and Mr. Miller The Crack Keiiment I'atrol Edison Symphony Orchestra Garibaldi ". James Brockman Don't Worry Miller and Werrenrath Under the Matzos Tree Ada Jones The Girls of America March. .. .Albert Benzler Take Me With You in Your Dreams Harry Anthony Rain-in-lhe-Eace Collins and Harlan When the Violets Bloom, Violet. . Irving Gillette The Outpost March Edison Military Band Will He Answer "Goo-Goo"? Stella Tobin He Lifted Me Anthony and Harrison Romance and Reality Edward M. Favor American I'olka John Kimmble 1 Miss You Like the Roses Miss the Rain.. . Reed Miller The Little Old Log Cabin in the Lane.... Edison Male Quartet Imitation of Amateur Xight at the Vaudeville Steve rorter The Smiler • Vess L. Ossman Two Little Baby Shoes Byron G. Harlan August and Katrina.Ada Jones and Len Spencer Much Obliged to You Arthur Collins Kins of Rags Edison Military Band ZON-O-PHONE lO-INCH RECORDS. zax-O-l'HONE COXCEKT BAND. Anvil Chorus (from '11 Trovatore") Merry Widow March Mills"' Medley Waltz Wilhelmina Waltz ZOX-O-l-HOXE OnCHESTCA. Ach te oczy : — Mazurka and Three-Step Idealia Waltz O'Neill of Derry — Waltz Popular Chorus Medley Xo. 1 VIOLIN SOLO BY HENliV HKSS, WITH OUCH. ACCOMP. 972 Serenade No. 1 (A major) WHISTLING SOLO BY JOE BIXMOXT., OUCH. ACCO-Ml'. 956 Whistle — ^Intermezzo Two Step. . . . VOCAL SELECTION.S WITH ORCH. ACCO.Mr. As Long as the World Rolls On..I'eerless Quartet Band Box Girl Ada Jones Bve Bve Dearie Byron G. Harlan Creole' I/Jve Song Roberta Glanville If I Should Fall in I-<3ve With You Alice C. Stevenson and Frank C. Stanley I Know a Lovely Garden Henry Burr Much Obliged to You .irthur Collins Nothing but Leaves ( Sacred) .. Metropolitan Trio liambler Minstrel No. 6 Smile. Smile. Smile. .Ada Jones and Billy Murray Somebody's Been Around Here Since I've Been Gone Billy Murray Way Down in Colon Town Billy Murray When Summer Tells Autumn Good-Bye.... Frank C. Stanley and Henry Burr Will He .\nswer Goo-Goo? Ada Jones You've Gut to Love Me a Lot Ada Jones and Len Spencer 969 971 951 97U 952 953 954 955 957 973 958 974 959 960 961 962 963 964 965 966 967 975 968 NEW VICTOR RECORDS. 5326 5390 5325 31689 Size. 10 10 lu 10 12 AUTHCr. TRVOB'S BAND. Number. 5324 International Maich Roberts "Shoulder .\rms" March Rose "His Honor the Mayor ' Melodies Edwards-Aarons Pilgrims' Chorus (from Lombard! ) . .Verdi Oberon Overture Weber VICTOH OKCHESTIiA. WALTEK B. Itor;HItS, CONDUCTOR. 5333 Barcarolle from Contes d'Uoffman — (Tales of Hoffman I (with duet for two violins, bv Howard Rattay and Henry Hess. . . . 5303 Snow Birds Mazurka iwith bird warbling) 10 CI-\1IIXKT AND FLI TE DI KT BY CHKI.STIE AND LYONS. ACCO.\!P. BY VICTOR OI.CHESTUA. 5327 Dreamy Moments Ehrich 10 WHISTLING SOLO BY ALICE J. SHAW^ WITH OKCH. 5306 La Gazelle Bendix 10 CONTRALTO SOLO BY CORI.NNE MORGAN, ACCO.MP. BY VICTOlt ORCII. 5328 Bliss Forever Past (from Bohemian Girl) Balfe 10 SOPRANO SOIX) BY HKI.ENE NOLDI, ACCOMP. BY VICTOP. ORCH. 31691 Inflammatus (from Stabat Mater) . Rossini 12 DONALD HUGH .MACURIDK. SOPRANO, ACCOMP. BY VICTOR OIK'II. 5329 Angels Ever Bright and Fair (from Tbeo dfora) Handel 10 TENOR SOLO BY KRKDERIOK C. FRKE.MANTEI., ACCcrMP BY VICTOR ORCH. 31091 Ave Maria (Latin) Franz Abt BARITONE SOLOS BY ALAN TURNER, WITH ORCH. 0336 The Evening Star (from Tannhauser) Wagner 31693 As lyong as the World Rolls On Ball 5342 Rule Britannia (with male chorus) .. Arne BARITONK SOLO BY PERCY HE.MCS, ACCO.MP BY VICTOR ORCH. The Song of a Heart Tunison SONGS BY BILLY MIRRAY. WITH ORCH. .Much Obliged to You Burt I.'nder Any Old Flag at All (from Talk of New York) Cohan DUET BY fOLI.INS AND HARLAN. WITH ORCH. 5337 I'm Going on the War Path Feist DUET BY STANLEY AND MACDONOliGH, WITH ORCH. .'■i332 The Flowers Outside the Cafe Solman 10 DUET BY MISS STEVENSON AND .MR. MACDONOUCH. WITH ORCH. 5340 I I-ove You So (Waltz) from Merry Widow Lehar 10 BILLY ML'RRAY AND HAYDN QUARTET. WITH ORCH. 5330 I'm Happy When the Baud Plays Dixie Vanderveer 10 MALE QUARTET BY TIIK HAYDN QUARTET. WITH ORCH. 6.331 Down In the Old Cherry Orchard Bryan-Henry 10 DESCRIPTIVE SPECIALTY BY MISS .lONES AND MR. SPENCER. WITH ORCH. 6334 You've Got to Ix)ve Me a Lot 10 DESCRIPTIVE SPECIALTY BY SPENCER AND GlRAllD. 0338 The Stranded Circus Spencer 10 31692 5335 5339 12 10 12 10 12 10 10 10 Ar.THLR PRYOU S BAND. 5301 King of Rags (A Two-Step Oddity) Swisher S DUET BY MACDONOLGH A.ND BELMONT, WITH ORCH. 5314 Robin Redbreast (from "Happyland") De Koven S TENOR SOLO BY BYRON G. H.YKLAN. WITH ORCH. 5310 Two Blue Eyes Morse 8 HYMN BY FREDERICK C. FREEMANTEL. WITH ORCH. 5341 The Ninety and Nine ...Sankey. 8 DUET BY MISS JONES .YXD MR. MURR.YY, WITH ORCH. 5317 Make Believe Morse 8 YANKEE TALK BY CAL STEWART. Uncle Josh at the Dentist's 8 CARLO ALBANI. TENOR. Trovatore — Deserto sulla terra (Naught on Earth Is Left Me).... Verdi 10 Ballo in Maschera — Barcarola — Di tu se fidele (The Sea Will Bear Me) Verdi 10 Otello — Ora e per sempre addio (And Now Farewell) Verdi 12 H. EVAN WILLIAMS. TENOR. All Through the Night — Welsh Air 12 IIANOFORTE SOLO BY FRANK LA FOKGE. Etude de Concert MacDowell 12 MARIO ANCON-i^ B-ARITONE. Puritani — Ah per sempre (To Me Forever Lost) Bellini 10 Otello — Era la notte (Cassio's Dream) Verdi 10 EMILIOi IE GORGORZA. BARITONE. Faust — Dio possentc l Even the Bravest Heart) Gounod 12 favor the Smoot or the Kittredge bill, both of which are now before the committee, remains to be seen. The talking machine record, mechanical instrument and perforated music roll manufacturers, as well as the music composers and publishers, are greatly concerned over the dilemma, and the filling of the vacancj is being eagerly canvassed as to the probable copyright attitude of the new Democratic member. ZULU KING LIKES THE "TALKER.' 5282 G4081 64082 74090 74100 74101 87014 S7015 74102 Also Plays the Organ Very Well — Not a Cannibal But a Civilized and Educated Man. DEATH OF SENATOR MALLORY. Minority Member of the Patents Committee Passes Away — May Have Some Influence on the Copyright Bill. (Special to The Talking Machine World.) Washington, D. C, December 30, 1907. The death on December 23 of the Hon. Stephen R. Mallory, United States Senator from Florida and a minority member of the Patents Committee, opens up another prospective complication on the copyright bill introduced by Senator Smoot, of Utah, chairman of this committee, and which is practically of the same tenor and nature, so far as the exemption of copyright music reproduction on records and other automatic devices is concerned, as that of the measure brought for'ward in the House, by Representative Currier, chairman of the Patents Committee. The deceased Senator endorsed the minority report— in fact, was its author — presented in oppostition to the Kittredge bill introduced during the session of the Fifty-ninth Congress, that failed of passage. This session the Smoot bill is expected to be the majority report, unless the death of Senator Mallory, making a vacancy on the committee, should make a difference. Whether the new appointee, whore name will not be announced until after the holiday recess, on Monday next, will A dispatch from London says that Dinizulu, head chief of the ferocious Zulus, renowned as the best fighters among the natives of Africa, has allowed a lone sheriff to go into Zuhtland and attack him. His British neighbors in Natal say he has been making mischief, inciting the blacks to "remove" the white colonials. They got together a lot of troops and seemed about to send them against him when he sent a message to the Governor asking what the military preparations meant, and why, if he had done wrong, he was not arraigned before a civil court and given a fair trial. So a sheriff was sent after him with a warrant and Dinizulu, son of the warlike Cetewayo, quietly ■went along to be tried. Dinizulu lives, when h^ is at home, in a well constructed building, furnished in the English fashion, with large mirrored -n'ardrobes in his bedroom and all the appliances of civilized life. He has a brick house for any English guests, and has an English-speaking native valet to attend them. At night he entertains his guests with a gramophone, with English records, and, if well enough, plays the organ himself and sings to his own accompaniment, his favorite song, which he sings in English, being "Home Sweet Home." He is a fluent Zulu scholar, and writes with ease in a bold hand, and also speaks English. HAPPENING SUGGESTS AN IDEA. Perhaps the most wonderful of all the stories of the talking machine's accomplishments comes from right here in New York. According to the tale, a burglar broke into the store of a music dealer in Tenth avenue and while rummaging around struck the starting lever of a talker. As the music started it awoke the bull-dog, who routed the burglar. 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