The talking machine world (Jan-Dec 1916)

44 THE TALKING MACHINE WORLD. PATHE RECORDS FOR FEBRUARY. The Pathe Freres Phonograph Co. of New York Have Just Issued the Following Interesting List of Records for February. No. 3036' Size. A Perfect Day (Carrie Jacobs-Bond). Tenor Solo, orch. accomp Harry McClaskey 11H Carry Me Back to Old Virginny (J. Bland). Duet, orch. accomp Campbell and Burr liy2 303G6 A Little Bit of Heaven (Ball and Brennan). Tenor Solo, orch, accomp. .Harry McClaskey 11% Mighty Lak' a Rose (Stanton and Nevins). Tenor Solo, orch. accomp H. McClaskey ll'/i 30322 Killarney (Balfe). Tenor Solo, orch. accomp. George Gaskin 11 Come, Back to Erin (Claribel). Tenor Solo, orch. accomp George Gaskin 11J4 30345 La Rigolomanie (H. Piccolini). Laughing Sketch Constantin liy2 Ne, Comme Ca (G. Hamel). Chanson a rires. Chante per Constantin, avec orch . Constantin llj/i 3036S The Laughing Fabricators (Darkey Comedy). Billy Golden and Jim Marlowe liy2 The Insect Powaer Man (Darkey Comedy). Billv Golden and Tim Marlowe 11 V? 30371 M-O-T-H-E-R, the Word that Means the World to Me (H. Johnson and Ted Morse). Tenor Solo, orch. accomp M. J. O'Connell ll'/2 America, I Love You (E. Leslie and A. Got tler). Tenor Solo, orch. accomp M. J. O'Connell 11 y2 60035 La Marseillaise (Rouget de LTsle). Sung in French Mile. M. Chenal, of Opera Comique, Paris 11 l/2 Le Chant du Depart (Mehul). Sung in French. Mile. M. ChenaJ, of Opera Comique, Paris 11% 30321 New York Hippodrome March, from "Hip, Hip, Hooray" (J. P. Sousa) Pathe Dance Orchestra 11% My Fox Trot Wedding Day, from "Hip. Hip Hooray" (B. J. Burt) Pathe Dance Orchestra 11 54 10031 Don't You Love Your Baby No More (Tack Frost.) Tenor Solo, orch. accomp.. .H. Burr 10% I'm Longing for Old Virginia and You (J. 10042 10046 10043 1002J 3031: 50010 5 5 50007 50009 30372 5000S Lyons and E. C. Keithley). Tenor Solo, orch. accomp M. J. O'Connell 10% Hot Off the Griddle — One or Two-step (James White) Pathe Dance Orchestra 10% My Keepsake — Hesitation Waltz (C. M. Jones). Pathe Dance Orchestra 10% The Dream Waltz — Adapted from "Tales of Hoffman" Arr. by Klickman Pathe Dance Orchestra 10 % Only You — Hesitation Waltz (Clarence M. Jones) Pathe Dance Orchestra 10"4 I'd Ask for You (A. J. Lamb and F. H. Klickman). Tenor Solo, orch. accomp... H. Burr 10 I Miss You, Dearie(A. J. Lamb and Eddie Gray). Tenor Solo, orch. accomp... H. Burr 10y2 In the Land of Love (F. W. Rega). Tenor Solo, orch. accomp Henry Burr 10 There's a Rose in Old Erin (J. W. Callahan, Briese & Klickman). Orch. accomp M. J. O'Connell 10%2 The Famous Story of George Washington and His Hatchet, and The Story of Pocahontas, As told by. Uncle Jim lll/2 The Story of the Wise Men of Gotham, As told by Jncle Jim liy2 The Legend of the Chimes (Reginald De Koven). Contralto Solo, with Mixed Chorus.. Cora Tracy with De Koven Opera Co. 11^ The Crow Song (Reginald De Koven). Basso and Male Chorus Herbert Waterous-De Koven Opera Co. liy2 Brown October Ale (Reginald De Koven). Baritone Solo, Male Chorus, orch accomp. James Stenens-De Koven Opera Co. 11 y2 Oh, See the Little Lambkins Play (Reginald De Koven). Sextet De Koven Opera Co. lll/2 The Tinkers' Chorus (Reginald De Koven). Male Chorus, orch. accomp De Koven Opera Co. 11 %2 The Armorer's Song (Reginald De Koven). Bass Solo, orch. accomp. .. Herbert Waterous 11 y2 O Promise Me (Reginald De Koven). Contralto Solo, orch. accomp Cora Tracey liy2 The Forest Song (Reginald De Koven). Soprano Solo, orch. accomp Ivy Scott 11 1/2 Turkey in the Straw (Darkey Comedy) Billy Golden and Jim Marlowe 11 1/2 L'nlucky Mose (Darkey Comedy) Billy Golden and Jim Marlowe l\y2 Gypsy Love Song (Victor Herbert). Bass Solo, WE WILL PAY CASH Amounting to From 90 to 94 per cent, of the face value for acceptable installment contracts on talking machines and pianos. Ask for details. HAMILTON INVESTMENT CO., 76 W. Monroe St. CHICAGO 'QjMaJcevs and 'Distributors 'oPthe-* Chicago. Ill willuv9pobt p» Goshen [no \ Talking Machines <md Cabinet*? ^William^ort. Pa The HERCULES MOTOR The Motor that makes less noise. Built Solid all the Way Through. Guaranteed for 1 Year. Separate Parts Can Be Furnished. Plays one 1 2-in. record with one winding. JUso Tone Jtrms, Sound Boxes and Turn Tables PRICES UNUSUALLY LOW SEND FOR SAMPLES The Hercules Talking Machine Supply Co. 611-621 BROADWAY : : s : NEW YORK The House that Delivers Promptly TONE ARMS TURNTABLES For many years we have been the only manufacturers of good metal phonograph horns, and recently we have added equipment for making Tone Arms and Turntables of highest quality. These products are made to your specifications only. Ask for estimates. Phonograph HORNS Standard Metal Mfg. Co. 227 CHESTNUT STREET NEWARK, N. J. orch. accomp Herbert Waterous The Indifferent Mariner (F. Bullard). Bass Solo, orch. accomp Herbert Waterous 10054 White Wash Man (Jean Schwartz). One or two-step. Banjo Solo Fred Van Eps Just Try to Picture Me Back Home in Tennessee (W. Jerome and W. Dolandson). Orch. accomp Collins and Harlan 100o2 Smiler Rag (Percy Wenrich). One or Twostep. Banjo Solo, orch. acomp Fred Van Eps Blame It on the Blues (Chas. L. Cooke).. Fox Trot Pathe Dance Orchestra 30329 The Love Dance (Every Little Movement) (Hoschna) ... .Imperial Symphony Orchestra Cupids Garden Intermezzo (Eugene) Imperial Symphony Orchestra 30319 The Story of Robin Hood as told by Aunt Polly The Story of Julius Caesar, and the Story of Oliver Goldsmith, as told by Aunt Polly 30342 LTnternationale (De Geyter). Chants Revolutionnaires, Chante per Marguenat, avec. Orch. et Choeur Hommes La Carmagnole (A. Stanislas) (du Citoyen "Birard" 1792) Avec Choeur Hommes. Chantee par Marguenat, avec orch 11% ny2 ioy2 ioy2 10 y2 ioy2 11% ny2 n% ny2 ny2 ny2 ADOPTS NEW _SELLING POLICY. Fraad Talking Machine Co. to Ass;gn Protected Territory to Agents for Its Line — Open Handsome Display and Sales Rooms. The Fraad Talking Machine Co., which recently entered the talking machine manufacturing trade on a large scale, has, with the first of the year, introduced a new policy in the distribution of its output. The plan calls for the appointment of agents throughout the country who will be assigned territory and be protected in the business which comes from that territory. Considerable interest has already been shown in this plan and several important territories have been assigned. The Fraad Co. has recently arranged for some additions to its line of talking machines, which include models ranging from $15 up. One of the latest additions illustrated in the company's advertisement in another section of this paper is the Fraad Jr., a small-model cabinet machine with fullsize mechanical equipment and designed to hold about sixty records. The junior model is finished either in mahogany or antique ivory as desired. For the purpose of taking care of the local trade the Fraad Co. has opened attractive showrooms at 1160 Broadway, between Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth streets, in the center of the business district, where a complete stock of its various models is carried. The new showrooms are conducted by a competent staff under the personal direction of Daniel Fraad, president of the company, and both the wholesale and retail business is handled therefrom. WISE TO ORDER PROMPTLY. Advancing Cost of Paper May Affect Cost of Envelopes and Albums, Declares Clement Beecroft — 1915 Best Year in History. Clement Beecroft, of Philadelphia, whose line of talking machine specialties ranges from "talker" cabinets to Bagshaw needles, reports that his business during 1915 broke all previous records in volume and quality, and that the prospects for the present year are unusually bright. Among the specialties handled by Mr. Beecroft with particular success are the Wolf Bros, record envelopes for deliveries, stock and supplements, and the Perfection record holders for cabinet filing purposes. In view of the fact that there is a steady increase in the cost of paper, Mr. Beecroft emphasizes the point that it will pay jobbers and dealers to anticipate their wants in that particular line and order quantities early. By that means present prices and prompt deliveries are assured. The Clinical Film Co. has been granted a certificate of incorporation by the Secretary of State, Albany, N. Y., to engage in the manufacture of a number of articles, including phonographs, records and supplies. The capital is $500,000. IDECALCOMANIEI •NAME PLATES • FOR PIANOS, TALKING I MACHINES, ETC. SEND COPY | FO R PRICES SKETCHES FREE.,