Victor records (May 1918)

Du VICTOR RECORDS Number 3 DUETS, VOCAL—Comic Opera Duets—Continued Peasant Girl—Flame of Love—Brown-J. F. Harrison and My Own Venetian Rose—Campbel'-Burr|17762|10) .75 Robin Red Breast—Macdonough-Belmont and Arrival of Robins—Belmont|16094/10) .75. Slim Princess—Let Me Stay and Live in Dixie Land Brice and King| 5843/10) .60 Slim Princess—That’s Ever Lovin’ Love Brice and King| 5847/10} .60 So Long, Letty—Alice Green-Raymond Dixon and Here Comes Tootsi—Green|17974/10| .75 Spring Maid—For several duets see ‘‘ Spring Maid Sweethearts—For several records see “‘Sweethearts”’ Three Twins—Cuddle Up a Little Closer—Brown-Harrison and Put Your Arms Around Me, Honey—*“‘T hat Girl’’ Qt}17267|10| .7> Tik-Tok Man of Oz—Ask the Flowers to Tell You—Dunlap-Macdonoug and When Dreams Come True—Burr|17393) 10) .75 Very Good Eddie—Babes in the Woods—Howard-Macdonough and Bachelor Girl and Boy— Green-Dixon|18172)10} .75 HYMNS AND OTHER SACRED DUETS—See also the Oratorios ““ Hymn of Praise,’’ ‘‘ Stabat Mater’’ and also Red Seal Records Abide With Me and Whispering Hope (Hawthorne) Olive Kline-Elsie Baker\17782|10} .75 Abide With Me—Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler and Some Day—Anthony-Harrison|16506)| 10} .75 Almost Persuaded (Bliss) and Shall We Meet Beyond—Macdonough-Hemus|17356)10| .75 Beautiful Valley of Eden—Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler: and Newborn King—Hill|16563)10| .75 Closer to Jesus and Drifting (Gospel Hymn) Rodeheaver-Brewster|18341|10| .75 Close to Thee—Anthony-Harrison and Looking This Way—Anthony-Harrison|17024|10| .75 Crucifix and My Faith Looks Up to Thee (Bassford) Stanley and Macdonough|35012}12|1.25 Dear Lord and Father—Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler and Beautiful Isle— Wells|16700|10| .75 Drifting _ and Closer to Jesus—Rodeheaver-Brewster|18341|10} .75 Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah (Flotow) Stanley and Macdonough and One Sweetly Solemn Thought—Frank C. Stanley|35141)12)1.25 He Leadeth Me—Mr.-Mrs. Wheeler and Light of the World—W hitney Bros Qt)16465| 10} .75 ] am Praying for You—Stanley-Burr and Home of the Soul— Whitney Bros Qt}16372|10| .75 I Heard the Voice of Jesus—Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler and Ave Maria— W heeler|16490|10) .75 I Need Thee Every Hour—Bieling-Macdonough and Heaven is My Home—Mac|16255|10| .75 In the Garden—Asher-Rodeheaver and When the World—Rodeheaver|18020|10| .75 I've Found a Friend—Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler and Lord is My Shepherd—Duet|16869)10| .75 Looking This Way (Vande Veter) and Close to Thee—Anthony-Harrison|17024|10| .75 Lord is My Light—BakerWheeler and The Day is Ended—McClaskey|35248| 12) 1.25 Lord is My Shepherd (Smart) Miller and Werrenrath and /’ve Found a Friend—Mr. and Mrs. W heeler|16869)|10| .75 Love Divine, All Love Excelling (Stainer) Marsh and Macdonough|31792| 12) 1.00 More Love to Thee, Oh Christ (Doane) Werrenrath and Macdonough and Along the River of Time (Root) Metropolitan Trio|16348)|10| .75 My Faith Looks Upto Thee (Bassford) Stanley and Macdonough and Crucifix (Faure) Frank C. Stanley and Harry Macdonough|35012)12 My Jesus, as Thou Wilt and The Homeland—Elizabeth and Wm. Wheeler|17940} 10) .75: Near the Cross—Mr.-Mrs. Wheeler and Some Sweet Day—Anthony-Harrison| 16688) 10 Oh Morning Land (Phelps) Stanley-Mac_ and God Be With You—Hayden Qt|16399)| 10 Only a Beam of Sunshine (Crosby) Macdonough and Bieling and Sabbath Morn (Holy City with Chimes) Macdonough|16288) 10} .75 Saved by Grace (Stebbins) Macdonough and Bieling and My Faith Looks Up to Thee (Mason) Trinity Choir\16216)|10| .75 Shall We Meet Beyond the River and Almost Persuaded—Macdonough-Hemus|17356|10| .75 Softly Now the Light of Day—Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler and Beyond the Smiling and the Weeping—Peerless Qt|16500|10| .75 Some Day—Anthony-Harrison and Abide With Me—Mr. and Mrs. W heeler|16506)10} .75 Some Sweet Day—Anthony-Harrison and Near the Cross—Mr.-Mrs. Wheeler|16688)10| .75 Valley of Peace—Anthony-Harrison and Still With Thee—Chicago Glee Club\16853|10) .75 GRAND OPERA DUETS—In English (For more than one hundred duets from Grand Operas, in Italian and French, see the various Opera headings. Barcarolle—Oh, Night of Love (From “‘ Tales of Hoffmann’’) (Offenbach) Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler and Fatinitza Selection (von Suppé) Pryor’s Band|\16827|10) .75 Barcarolle—Tales of Hoffmann (Offenbach) Marsh and Dunlap|60096'10| .75 Home to Our Mountains and Miserere—See “‘ Trovatore”’ DUFRANNE, HECTOR, Baritone—See ‘‘ Carmen,” ‘“‘ Don Giovanni” Duke’s Speech—See “‘Greet’”’ DUNBAR, PAUL, Poems by Paul Lawrence Dunbar, negro poet and author, was born in Dunbar, Ohio, June 27, 1872, and was educated in the public schools of Dayton. Dean Howells spoke of him as “‘the first black man to free the life of the negro aesthetically and to express it lyrically.” For compositions by this celebrated author see “‘ Banjo Song,” “ Birth of Morn,” ‘‘ When Malindy Sings” and ‘‘ Who Knows >” |