The talking machine world (Jan-Dec 1917)

Record Details:

Title:
The talking machine world
Date:
Jan-Dec 1917
Publisher:
New York : Edward Lyman Bill
Volume:
The talking machine world (Jan-Dec 1917)
Leaf #:
0001544
Language:
English
Collection:
Broadcasting & Recorded Sound and Recorded Sound
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
Library of Congress, MBRS, Recorded Sound Section
Sponsor:
Library of Congress, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
Date Added:
September 28, 2023
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114 THE TALKING MACHINE WORLD HEINEMAN MOTOR IN FAVOR No. 7 Has Been Adopted by a Large Number of Talking Machine Manufacturers for Their Floor Machines — Has an Immense Output One of the most popular motors that has een introduced to the talking machine trade line of popular motors manufactured by the Otto Heineman Phonograph Supply Co., New York, achieved success from the first day that it was placed on the market, and to-day is one of the best sellers in the extensive Heineman line. The Heineman Motor No. 7 has been adopted by a large number of talking machine manu strength. The Heineman Motor No. 7 has milled gears exclusively, no stamped gears being used in its construction. It has a beveled gear winding, accurate intermediate gears, high polished bearings and a fibre lined escutcheon. This motor plays three twelve or four, and onehalf ten-inch records with one winding, and in every detail reflects the skill, the ability, and during the past year is the Heineman Motor No. 7, shown in the accompanying illustration. This motor, which is one of the leaders in the The Popular Heineman Motor No. 7 facturers as a standard motor for their floor machines, and the most thorough tests have demonstrated conclusively its constructional the experience of the Heineman organization, the leading motor manufacturing organization in the world. EDISON BLUE AMBEROL RECORDS (For December) 3348 3352 3330 23137 3346 3345 3347 23145 3333 23143 3349 29006 3334 3340 INSPIRING CHRISTMAS RECORDS Birthday of a King (W. H. Neidlinger). Cornet, orch. accomp Pietro Capodiferro Christmas, Christmas, Blessed, Blessed Day! (John H. Densmore). Mixed voices, orch. accom Metropolitan Quartet Christmas Memories (Fantasie on well-known Christmas Hymns). Celesta Robert Gayler Christmas Song (Chevalier-Daly-Schneider). Tenor, orch. accomp Hughes Macklin God Rest You, Merry Gentlemen (Old Christmas Carol). Mixed voices, orch. accomp., Carol Singers Joy to the World, Our Lord Is Born Today (I. H. Meredith). Mixed voices, orch. accomp., Metropolitan Quartet Old Jim's Christmas Hymn (W. B. Gray). Baritone and chorus, orch. accomp Edward Allen Star of Bethlehem (Adams-Weatherly). Tenor, orch. accomp '. Hardy Williamson Star of Bethlehem (Stephen Adams). Tenor, orch. accomp Vernon Dalhart Sweet Christmas Bells (Shattuck). Tenor and Bass Ernest Pike and Peter Dawson We Three Kings of Orient Are (Old Christmas Carol). Mixed voices, orch. accomp. Carol Singers SPECIAL GRAND OPERA Rigoletto Quartet — Bella figlia dell'amore (Verdi). Mixed voices, in Italian, orch. accomp., Alice Verlet, Merle Alcock, Arthur Middleton and Guido Ciccolini CONCERT SELECTION On the Road to Mandalay (Oley Speaks). Bass, orch. accomp Henry Scott REGULAR LIST If I Had All the World and Its Gold (Al. Piantadosi). Tenor, orch. accomp. Manuel Romain Mother, Dixie and You (Johnson-Santly). Bari tone, orch. accomp .• Arthur Fields 3342 Pull the Cork Out of Erin (Let the River Shannon Flow) (Fisher). Tenor, orch. accomp., Irving Kaufman 3350 Whose Little Heart Are You Breaking Now? (Irving Berlin). Contralto and baritone, orch. accomp Grace Woods and Arthur Fields 3331 U. S. Army Bugle Calls— Part 1, S. W. Smith, U. S. N., and Bugle Squad 3332 U. S. Army Bugle Calls— No. 2, S. W. Smith, U. S. N., and Bugle Squad SONGS AND BALLADS 3355 Ole Virginny Days (Gardner-Morse). Female voices, orch. accomp Homestead Trio 3351 Some Sunday Morning (Richard A. Whiting). Conversational duet, orch. accomp., Ada Jones and Billy Murray FOR LOVERS OF THE DANCE 3356 Honest Injun — One-step (Harry Von Tilzer). Xylophone, orch. accomp Lou Chiha "Frisco" 3339 Hitchy-Koo One-Step Jaudas' Society Orchestra 3341 — Kiss Waltz — Her Soldier Boy (Sigmund Romberg). For dancing Jaudas' Society Orchestra 3337 Yah-De-Dah — Fox-trot (Mel. B. Kaufman), Frisco Jazz Band INSTRUMENTAL 3357 Good-bye, Good Luck, God Bless You Medley Waltz Jaudas' Society Orchestra 3344 March of the Toys— Babes in Toyland (Victor Herbert) American Symphony Orchestra 3338 Spring, Beautiful Spring, Waltzes (Paul Lincke). Peerless Orchestra 3336 Wilhelmina Waltzes (John T. Hall), American Symphony Orchestra WITH THE FUNNY MEN 3329 Bill's Dog Towser. Coon vaudeville sketch with banjo Billy Golden and Billy Heins 3353 Call Again, Mr. Calligan (Branen-Gerber-Jentes). Tenor, orch. accomp George McFadden 3354 Lily of the Valley (Wolf e-Gilbert-Friedland). Conversational duet, orch. accomp., Ada Jones and Billy Murray 3335 Mammy Blossom's 'Possum Party (Theo. Morse). Baritone and tenor, orch. accomp., Arthur Collins and Byron G. Harlan 3343 Wee Deoch and Doris (Grafton-Lauder). Scotch song, orch. accomp Glen Ellison SELECTED FEATURES 23176 Bonnie Scotland. Concertina Alexander Prince 23134 Come Sing to Me (Thompson). Cornet, orch. accomp Sergeant C. Leggett 23128 Forgotten Melodies. Concertina. . .Alexander Prince 23050 Hark! Hark! My Soul (Smart-Faber) . Tenor and baritone. .Hardy Williamson and T. F. Kinniburgh 23067 Jesus, Lover of My Soul (Dykes). Tenor and baritone. .Hardy Williamson and T. F. Kinniburgh 23117 Macushla (Rowe-Macmurrough) . Tenor, Hughes Macklin 23029 Medley of Irish Airs. Concertina. . Alexander Prince 23001 Poet and Peasant Overture (von Suppe), National Military Band 23020 Regimental Marches No. 3... National Military Band 23185 Softly Awakes My Heart (Saint-Saens). Cornet, Sergeant C. Leggett 23023 When I Survey the Wondrous Cross (Miller). Tenor and baritone, Hardy Williamson and T. F. Kinniburgh NEW MELOPHONE LINE IS POPULAR The Melophone Talking Machine Co., manufacturers of Melophone talking machines and motors, report the new line of high-grade cabinet machines recently introduced by the company are being well received by the trade. Henry Sobel, president of the company, states they are marketing the machines under a new plan which is appreciated by dealers. PRESTO UNIVERSAL TONE-ARM This tone-arm has been designed to play all makes and tvpes of records, whether of vertical or lateral cut. No change or adjustment becomes necessary. By merely turning a swivel joint, the change from one system to the other is made quickly. THE PRESTO PERFECTED SOUND BOX is in no small measure responsible for the success of the Tone-Arm. The "triangle" Needle Holder permits the use of all types of needles, including the fibre needle. This is a feature not generally found in other makes of sound boxes. The use of new and especially designed machinery enables us to produce work that is of exceptional precision and refinement. Prices and Samples Upon Request Let us figure on your other phono parts requirements PRESTO PHONO. PARTS CORP. 124-130r PFARL STREET, BROOKLYN, N. Y.