Victor records (May 1914)

VICTOR RECORDS | Cuckoo, The (From the Song Cycle “More Daisies’’) ( Liza Lehmann) ' English France* Alda 87086 10 2.00 {Cuddle Up a Little Closer, Lovey (Th ree Twins) I Edna Brown and James F. Harrison I 17267 10 75 Put Your Arms Around Me, Honey "That Girl' ’ Quartet) Cujus Animam — Stabat Mater — See “Stabat Mater” CULP, JULIA, Mezzo-Soprano The Victor announces with pride the successful termination of negotiations for the exclusioe record services of Julia Culp, the distinguished mezzo-soprano, ctnd whose success in America has been almost unprecedented. Mme. Culp was born in Holland and recaved her first musical training in the Amsterdam Conservatory, afterward going to Balin, where she studied with Mme. Gerster. She made her first public apF>earance in Germany at a concert in Magdeburg in 1903, and soon afterward she sang at a concert in Berlin, when her success was assured. To-day she has only to announce a Balm concert and the house is sold out weeks ahead, while Austria-Hungary, Russia, England, France, Belgium, Holland, Spain, Italy and Scandinavia have all acclaimed her as a peerless artist. Mme. Culp now lives at Zehlendorfi, a suburb of Berlin, where she has a charming Dutch home. She loves ha native land, howeva, and every summer spends ten days as a sp>ecial guest of the Queen at Ha Loo. The Queen Mother of Holland has been a patroness of the artist for many years. Mme. Culp has chosen for ha first Victor records a favorite German aadle song and an old English ballad. The “ Drink to Me Only" is exquisitely sung in the clearest of Elnglish, only a slight but piquant and fascinating accent showing tha h is not ha native language. The singer's rendering of Brahm’s beautiful Lullaby is a tender and lovely one. That admirable artist, Coenraad V. Bos, accompanies his countrywoman in the Oadle Song with his usual sympathetic skill. CULP RECORDS Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes (Old English) Wiegenlied (Cradle Song) In German J. Brahms CUNEGO, Egidio — See “Aida,” “Andrea,” “ Manon ” and"Tosca’’ I Cupid’s Arrow — Concert Polka (Eno) Banjo (Piano acc.) I Fred Van Eps I Polish Dance No. I (Scharwenlia) Xylophone Wm. H. Reitz (Cupid Astray Waltz (Rolfe) Victor Dance Orchestral I Garden of Dreams Waltz (Stimson) Victor Dance Orchestra] I Curly Head (Lewis-Meyer) Walter J. Van Brunt! j He Wants Someone to Call Him Papa (GilbertMuir) > I Ada Jones and Billy Murray] I Curse of an Aching Heat^ (Fink-Piantadosi) I Down Old Harmony Way (Cooper) (Cyclone in Darktown (fust Rags) (Barnard) I jdlgonquin March (Seltzer) Cygne, Le (The Swan) (Saint-Saens) * 'Cetlo Cygne, Le (The Swan) (Saint-Saens) V'iolin Cygne, Le (Saint-Saens) (2) Waltz (Chopin Cyrano de Bergerac — Scene, “Non merci’ Will Oakland)' Peerless Quartet] PiTTor’s Band) Pryor’s Band) Josef Hollman Maud Powell Piolin Efrem Zimbalist Rostand ) French Herz Czar and Zimmermiann — Elinst spielt ich mit Scepter (Lortzing) In German Otto Golitz Czardas — Hejre Kati (Hubay) Vhlin Maud Powell Czarine Mazurka (Ganne) Pryor’s Band! Bohemian Girl Overture (Balfe) Pryor’ ^ Band) . 64401 10 1.00 64402 10 1.00 16855 10 .75 16582 10 .75 17445 10 .75 i 17372 10 .75 17040 10 .75 64046 10 1.00 64265 10 1.00 74338 12 1.50 5681 10 .60 74288 12 1.50 74324 12 1.50 16287 10 .75