The talking machine world (Jan-Mar 1921)

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Record Details:

Title:
The talking machine world
Date:
Jan-Mar 1921
Publisher:
New York : Edward Lyman Bill
Volume:
The talking machine world (Jan-Mar 1921)
Leaf #:
000342
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
Date Added:
August 29, 2024
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122 THE TALKING MACHINE WORLD February 15, 1921 I i. I Toe-teasing dance hits of the "encore" kind. Song hits of the "hum-along" type Hits orchestrated and recorded with an attention to detail and "atmosphere" which place them in a class apart. Hits which an Emerson dealer can always count upon having FIRST, before his competitor is even aware that they are hits. Here are some of the latest: SONG 10327— You Ousrhta See My Baby. Coniedv Song ' EDDIE CASTOR Give Me a Million Beautiful Girls. Character Song Irving Kaufman 10324 — My Mammy. Novelty Song Arthur Fields O-HI-O. Novelty Song -.Irving Kaufman 10326— Crazy Blues. "Blues" Character Song. .Sissle <f Blake Melinda Lee. Comedy Song Bernard rf Hare 10329 — Bright Eyes. Tenor Solo Irving Kaufman My Home Town Is a One-Horse Town. Comedy Song Irving & Jack Kaufman 10316— Feather Your Nest. Baritone Solo Arthur Fields Grieving For You. Baritone Solo Arthur Fields 10325— There Is One Girl, Will She Ever Be Mine? Tenor Solo Walter Scanlan Killarney. Tenor Solo Walter Scanlan 10320— I'm Saving Up My Dough for Rae and Me. Novelty Song Arthur Fields He Always Goes Farther Than Father. Comedy Song Fred Hillebrand DANCE 10317— Rosie, Make It Rosy for Me. Fox-trot Plantation Dance Orchestra Kentucky Blues. Fox-trot Merry Melody Men 10328— Home Again Blues. Fox-trot Toddle Plantation Dance Orchestra Palesteena. Fox-trot Plantation Dance Orchestra 10315 — Broadway Blues. Fox-trot Merry Melody Men Now and Then. Fox-trot. .. .Selrin's Novelty Orchestra 10295 — Margie. Fox-trot Plantation Dance Orchestra Feather Your Nest. Fox-trot Plantation Dance Orchestra 10330 — I Never Knew. Fox-trot .. Orlando's Society Orchestra Honolulu Eyes. Waltz Orlando's Society Orchestra 10321— No Wonder I'm Blue. Fox-trot Lanin's Roseland Orchestra Humming. Fox-trot Lanin's Roseland Orchestra Honeydew Medley. Fox-trot Joseph Knecht's Waldorf-Astoria Dance Orchestra Pitter Patter. Medley. Waltz Joseph Knecht's Waldorf-Astoria Dance Orchestra 10319— Rose. Fox-trot Sherbo's Mont Martre Orchestra Old Fashioned Garden. One-step Joseph Knecht's Waldorf-Astoria Dance Orchestra 10322— KissA-MLss. Waltz Selvin's Novelty Orchestra I Told You So, Medley. Fox-trot Joseph Samuels' Music Masters 10323— My Wild Flower. Fox-trot. .Lnkesonian Brass SextetU Ouija. One-Step Lakesonian Brass Sextette Play Emerson Records on the Emerson Phonograph The Phonograph with the Emerson Music Master Horn LLmerson ^Phonograph CompanyJnc: i 10318 Emerson Needles are of Supreme Quality NEW YORK 206 Fifth Avenue CHICAGO 315 South Wabash Avenue ^Emerson, Records ana Phonofmphs •Hear also, Emerson Records in Polish, Italian, Jewish and German. * Emerson records play wonderfully on all phonographs. But of course they are at their very best on the Emerson — the phonograph with the concealed Emerson Music Master Horn, made of rounded solid spruce, of all woods the most resonant and sound amplifying. Ten Emerson models in all, priced from §80 to $1,000. ^Ernersori^R^gords