Victor records (May 1917)

VICTOR RECORDS | Number | 5 DUNLAP RECORDS—Continued Song of the Soul—from ‘*‘ The Climax"’ Locke-Breil|/31810}12/1.00 Stille Nacht—Jn German and No Candle Was There—W heeler|17187|10| .75 Tales of Hoffmann—Barcarolle—with Marsh Offenbach|60096/10) .75 Trovatore—Home to Our Mountains—with Macdonough and Trovatore—Miserere— Kline, Macdonough and Chorus|35443)12}1.25 Dutch Kiddies—Wooden Shoe Dance (Trinkhaus) Victor eaehy Father Goose Songs (Rogers-Baum-Halle) Sallie} Oshournesln tos’ be pee? Dutch Serenade Harp by Lapitino (della Neve-de Lange) Dutch Culp|64552/10/1.00 DUX, CLAIRE, Soprano—See “Bohéme”’ DVORAK, ANTONIN (Dovor’-zhak) (1841-1904), Compositions—See “Als die alte Mutter,’’ ““Go to Sleep, My Dusky Baby,’’ “‘ Humoresque,”’ **Indian Lament,” “‘ From the New World,” “‘Rusalka-Lieblicher Mond,”’ ** Slavonic Dance’’ and ** Tyrolean Dance’”’ {Dying Poet, The (Gottschalk) Sousa’s ene 35467|1211.25 Last Hope, The—Religious Meditation (Gottschalk) Vessella’s Band : Ee eee: apres Soprano (For list of records, portrait and sketch ”? Pink Section) EASTER SELECTIONS See also ‘‘ Crucifix’? and *‘ Stabat Mater”’ Angels Ever Bright and Fair and Unfold Ye Portals (‘“‘Redemption’’) Choir|35075)12|1.25 Christ Arose—Hayd % eee and Beautiful Isle of Somewhere—Harold Jarvis|16008}10| .75 Coming of the Year rganacc.) Church Bells ne Lord Dismiss Us With Thy Blessing—Trinity Chimes|16825|10| .75 Creation—Heavens Atel Telling—Conway’s B and Hallelujah Cho—Pryor’s B\35484(|12/1.25 Creation— With Verdure Clad_ (Haydn) Lucy Marsh|60055/10] .75 Festival Te Deum No. 7, in E Flat (Buck) Trinity Choir|31781]12/1.00 Gloria from Twelfth Mass (Mozart) Lyric Quartet|/31589)12/1.00 Hallelujah Chorus (* ‘Messiah"’) Victor Chorus with Sousa’s Band/31770} 12] 1.00 Hallelujah Chorus (“‘Messiah’’) and FuneralMarch (Chopin) Estey Pipe Organ 35547/12)1.25 Hallelujah Chorus—Pryor’s B and Creation—Heavens Are Telling—Conway’s B|\35484| 12|1.25 Hosanna (Granier) Macdonough and Holy Night—Noel—Macdonoug h|16060}10} .75 Hosanna (Jules Granier) Jn French Enrico Caruso|88403} | 2/3.00 osanna_ (Jules Granier) Witherspoon|74279}12/1.50 I Know That My Redeemer Liveth and OA, for the Wings of a Dove—Marsh\55053}12/1.50 I Know That My Redeemer Liveth ( Messiah’ *) (Handel) Marsh|70071)12/1.25 esus Christ is Risen—Hayden Qt and Blest Be the Tie that Fy ie Trinity Choir|16178)]10| .75 oy to the World and Oh, Come All Ye Faithful—Trinity Choir|16996|10) .75 sRameaux (ThePalms) (J. anre) In French Enrico Caruso|/88459|12/3.00 Les Rameaux (The Palms) (Faure) Jn French Marcel Journet|/74037]/12/1.50 sRameaux (The Palms) (Faure) Jn French Edmond Clement|74319}12/1.50 Les Rameaux (The Palms) (Faure) Jn French Pol Plancgon|/85020}12/3.00 Palms, The (Faure) ry Macdonough/|31601|12/1.00 Palms, The (Faure) and The Lost Chord (Sullivan) eis Werrenrath|45089)}10|1.00 Palms, The (Faure) Macdonough and The'Holy City (Adams) Macdonough| 16408] 10 75 Redemption—Unfold, Ye Portals | and Angels Ever Bright and Fair—Marsh|35075)|12\1.25 {Eee (Kohler) Flute and Oboe duct Lyons and tea 16047|101 7 Wren, The (Damare) Piccolo Darius Lyons , Echoes from Metropolitan Opera House (Tobani) Pryor’s Band March from Queen of Sheba (Gounod); Niebelungen March (Wagner) ; Prelude to Pagliacci (Leoncavallo) ; Invitation to the Dance (Weber); }$|35041/12/1.25 and the final movement of Liszt's Second Hungarian Rhapsody Babilona (Grand Opera potpourri) Pryor’s Band Echoes from Naples—Polka Concertina-grand P. Frosini { Araby March Bandurria and Guitar Estudiantina na} T6520 10) sofa {Esteamrise (M. Peuschel, Op. 38, No. 1) In German Emil Muench y 68476\ 1211.25 Trinklied (Die alten Deutschen) In German Emil Muench) | | EDUCATIONAL RECORDS For the convenience of many not familiar with school grades and requirements, we will hereatter list alphabetically in the Record Catalogue all educational records, classified only as to Vocal, Instrumental, Readings and Stories, and records for Physical Education. These records have been made to help in the uplift of the ideals and tastes of children everywhere, as well as furnishing the finest sort of entertainment and enjoyment for the little folks, the children and the young people. These songs, stories, readings, games, dances, and marches, etc., and others to follow, are just as suitable for the home circle as for