Victor records (May 1918)

VICTOR RECORDS) | Number | 3 Killiecrankie—Scotch Specialty Harry Lauder 60018 10 75 Kilty Lads (Milligan-Lauder) Harry Lauder 70097 12)1.25 KIMBALL, AGNES, Soprano | | Madame Butterfly—Some Day He’ll Come Giacomo Puccini 70054! 12) 1.25 KIMMEL, JOHN J., Accordion—See “Accordion Solos” | | | KINDLER, HANS, Violoncellist This young ‘cellist, who has attained great popularity during his three years in America, hasbeen engaged to make records exclusively for the Victor. Hans Kindler was born in Rotterdam, Holland, in 1892, and was educated in the high school and university of that city. When he was nine years old he began to play the ‘cello, and later attended the Rotterdam Conservatory, where he studied under Mossel, Gerardy and Casals. He was for two years solo ‘cellist, at the Charlottenburg Opera, Berlin, and taught the ‘cello at the Scharwenka Conservatory. Mr. Kindler has appeared with the principal orchestras in Berlin, Amsterdam, Birmingham and Hanover, under such famous conductors as“° # Mengelberg, Kunwald, Schénberg, Landon Ronald, etc. He Ea has played in joint recitals with Julia Culp, Xaver Scharwenka and Ferruccio Busoni, who, last summer, dedicated to him a transcription of a Chromatic Fantasy by Bach. He has also had the honor of playing for the Queen of Holland and for the Prince and Princess of Wied in Berlin. In 1914 Mr. Kindler was engaged for the Philadelphia Orchestra, and is now, at the age of twenty-five, the solo ‘cellist of that organization. KINDLER_ RECORDS Cygne, Le (The Swan) and Melody in:F (Rubinstein) Hans Kindler|45096|10 Dream, A (Bartlett) and 7Trdumerei (Schumann) Hans Kindler|45102|10 Gavotte (Popper) and Menuet (Valensin) Hans Kindler|45116/10 Melody in F (Rubinstein) and Le Cygne—Hans Kindler|45096 1H 10 eoo Menuet (Valensin) and Gavotte (Popper) Hans Kindler|45116 Traumerei (Schumann) and A Dream (Bartlett) Hans Kindler|45102 KING, CHARLES, Comedian—See “‘ Brice and King ” King Christian—See “ National and Patriotic Airs—Denmark ” ae Cotton March (Sousa) Arthur Pryor’s ane Officer of the Day March (Hall) Arthur Pryor’s Band 16386/10/ .75 ane Cotton March—For school marching (Sousa) Victor Band SSSsss Officer of the Day March (Hall) Victor Military Eat 35284/12/1.25 King of Rags (Swisher) « Arthur Pryor’s Band ideoiioin7s Whistling Coon (Devere) Billy Murray and S. H. Dudley ; ang of the Bungaloos (Greene-Straight) ’Gene Greene}, szecli0ln75 Ruff Johnson’s Harmony Band (Brooks-Abrahams) ’Gene Greene ; King of the Bungaloos (Greene-Straight) ’Gene Greene| 5854/10} .60 ex Rene’s Daughter—Sweet the Angelus is Ringing (Frederick Enock-Henry Smart) Marsh, Baker and Chorus 55055) 12/1.50 Song of the Vikings (Faning) Victor Male Quartet King’s Business, The—Gospe! Hymn (Cassel) Trinity crete 16889|10| .75 I Love to Tell the Story—Gospel Hymn Trinity Choir ; King’s Highway, The (Molloy) Reinald prerenein, Good Bye, Sweet Day (Vannah) Helen Clark KIPLING, RUDYARD, Poems by—See ‘Boots’ ‘‘Danny Deever,” “*Fuzzy-Wuzzy,” ‘“‘Gunga Din,” ““Gypsy Trail,”’ “‘L’Envoi.’’ ‘Mother o’ Mine,” “On the Road to Mandalay,” ‘“‘Recessional”’ and “Rolling Down to Rio” ‘one angyalom indulo Hungarian pane 693631101 .75 A cigany Baro Magyar 2-0s lepes Hungarian Band . —_ Me Again (From “Mlle. Modiste’’?) (Herbert) Alice ee 17954|10| .75 Rackety Coo! (From ‘‘Katinka’’) Alice Green ° on Me Again— Waltz Joseph C. Smith and his ea Missouri Waltz Joseph C. Smith and his Orchestra 16850)10} .75 35663/12|1.25