Victor records (May 1917)

VICTOR RECORDS Number | =| BIBLE READINGS AND STORIES . . Bible Reading—Luke 2 (2) A Christmas Caroh—Humphrey | Bi and Jt Came Upon the Midnight Clear (2) Hark! the Herald Angels Sing (3) Joy to the World—Victor Orchestra\18086)10| .75 David-—Pauhae Potter and Life of our Lord—FPauline Potter|35420)|12)1.25 Life of our Lord—Pauline Potter and David—FPauline Potter|35420)12)1.25 Twenty-third Psalm and Lord's Prayer and Eternity— W hitney Bros. Quartet| 16362/10| .75 Bid Me Good-Bye (WeatherlyTosti) Sophie Braslau|64541)10/1.00 BIELING, JOHN—See “Duets, Vocal,’ and ‘“* American Quartet ”’ ey Bass Viol (Bohannon) Stanley and Peerless oa SerOz Os Epitaphs, or Two Darkies in a Cemetery Golden and Hughes : BIGGS, RICHARD K.—See “Organ Records’’ Big Show—Medley One-Step (from N. Y. Hippodrome) Victor ea { She is the Sunshine of Virginia—Medley One-Step Victor Military B SESE Gh? Big Show—See also ‘‘Poor Butterfly” | BINGHAM, RALPH—FEntertainer The Victor announces with pleasure the exclusive engagement of this famous humorist and raconteur for a series of records. This popular entertainer was born in Richmond, Va., in 1870, and made his first appearance in public in 1876. He has now been thirty-eight consecutive years before the public, and has made ten thousand appearances on the American Continent. Says his silver-tongued publicity agent: ‘‘ Six hundred towns in Uncle Sam’s domain have given him, each, five to eight audiences, in repeated recognition of his unequaled artistic and natural accomplishments, skillful platform methods and his inimitable public demonstrations of wit, wisdom, BINGHAM humor, poetry, sentiment, tragedy, music, melody, drollery and mirth.” Certainly we can’t add anything to that ! BINGHAM RECORDS | | Boy in the Bleachers—Monologue and My Possum Hunt—Ralph Bingham|35490)| 121.25 Goldstein Behind the Bars and Mrs. Rastus Johnson at the Wedding—Bingham|18231|10| .75 Jests from Georgia and Mrs. Rastus at the Telephone—Bingham|17818)10| .75 Mrs. Rastus at the Telephone and Jests from Ga.—Darkies Stories—Bingham|17818)|10| .75 Mrs. Rastus Johnson atthe Wedding and Goldstein Behind the Bars—Bingham|18231\10} .75 My Possum Hunt—Darky Story and Boy in the Bleachers—Ralph Bingham|35490)12!1.25 BIRD OF PARADISE, THE—Incidental music from Richard Walton Tully’s successful play, as rendered by the Hawaiian Quintette ACT I—a CAVE, BEACH AND NATIVE HOUSE, PUNA COAST. ISLAND OF HAWAII Curtain’s Rise, The—Kumukahi (Song of the Lonesome Forest) Quintette and The Hula for Konia—A iaihea— Hula Shouting Song—Quintette|65349)|10| .75 R Hula for Lemuele, The—Moanalua (HulaSong) Ben Waiaiole with Quintette and Luna’s defense of her people (Guitar with Quartette) | Kolomoku\65341\10|..75 Luana’s Hula—Tomi Tomi (Press Me to Thee) Quintette and Mai poina|\65340)|10| .75 Luana’s Goodby to Paul—Aloha Oe (Farewell to Thee) and Kuu Home|65348)/1C| .75 ACT II—InTERIOR OF THE GRASS HOUSE Luana gives up the throne for Paul—Akahi hoi (I Love But Thee) Quintette and Puaimohala (My Love is Like a Flower) Quintette|}65346|10| .75 Dean tells Paul of his regeneration—-Waialae— Waltz Song (Sparkling Waters) Quintette and Mauna Kea— Quintette|65345|10} .75 ACT Ill, SCENE I—rue Lanalt AT WAIKIKI BEACH Dean tells his love to Diana—Mai poina oe ia’u (Forget Me Not) Quintette r and Tomi Tomi (Press Me to Thee) Quintette|65340|10) .75 Luana’s goodby to Paul—Aloha Oe (Farewell) Quintette and Kuu Home|65348|10| .75 * ACT Ill, SCENES Il AND III—rue votcano Luana’s sacrifice for her people—Mauna Kea _ (Sacred Dancing Hula) S. M. Kaiawe with Quintette and Waialae—Quintette|65345|10| .75 Bird of the Wilderness (Text from ‘The Gardener,” by Rabindranath Tagore) (Horsman) E Alma Gluck/64591)10/1.00 BIRDS—Records With Bird Effects—See also ‘‘ Mocking Bird,” “*Nightingale ” and ‘*‘ Whistling Records" Amoureuse Valse and Humoresque—Orchestra with Bird V oices—Kellogg|45061|10}1.00 Arrival of the Robins—Belmont and Robin Redbreast— Belmont and Mac|\16094\|10} .75 Barnyard Serenade. (Robin and Mocking Bird) Spencer-Holt and Buffalo Rag, The—Banjo—Ossman|16779)10| .75 *