Victor records (May 1917)

. VICTOR RECORDS | Number | | IMPERIAL QUARTET—Continued stage in the Middle West, has agreed to make a series of records for the Victor, and the first selections under this agreement were recently issued. This Quartet has developed the art of four-part singing to a high degree of excellence, the individual members being unusually well equipped, vocally and temperamentally, each for his particular part, and years of association in the work has resulted in an almost perfect ensemble. The Imperials have made a permanent place for themselves in the concert field of which they may be justly proud, and they now proye themselves to be excellent record makers as well. The Imperials make records exclusively for the Victor. IMPERIAL QUARTET RECORDS Cross Bow (From ‘‘ Robin Hood”’) and Way Down Yonder in the Cornfield—Imperial Qt of Chicago| 17873} 10} .75 Forsaken (Koschat) and Love's Old Sweet Song (Molloy) Imperial Quartet|}18169|10| .75 I’m a Pilgrim, I’m a Stranger and Some Blessed Day—Imperial Quartet}18199|10} .75 Love’s Old Sweet Song (Bingham-Molloy) and Forsaken (Koschat) Imperial Quartet|18169]10| .75 My Ain Folk (Lemon) and A Perfect Day—I mperial Quartet of Chicago|17872|10} .75 My Lady Chlo’ (Negro Love Song) — and Pickaninny’s Lullaby—Imperial Qt.|18158|10| .75 Perfect Day (Jacobs-Bond) and My Ain Folk—Imperial Quartet of Chicago|17872|10| .75 Pickaninny’s Lullaby ~ and My Lady Chlo’—Imperial Qt. of Chicago|18158)|10| .75 Some Blessed Day and I’m a Pilgrim, I’m _ a Stranger—Imperial Quartet|18199|10} .75 Way Down Yonder in the Cornfield and Cross Bow—Imperial Qt of Chicago|17873|10| .75 When They Ring the Golden Bells for You and Me—Imperial Qt and The Little Brown Church—V ictor Male Quartet|17982|10} .75 I’m Praying For You—See “I am Praying” I’m Proud to Be the Mother of a Boy Like You (A.B. SterlingHarry von Tilzer) Peerless Quartet} 17758] 10} .75 We'll Take Care of You All (Smith-Kern) E. Brown-J. F. Harrison oe Saving Up the Means to Get to New Orleans CollinssHeslan 1eosslioliers My Lovin’ Lou Collins and Harla : I’m Simply Crazy Over You (From “ Hands Up’’) : Harry Macdonough 17912/10} .75 If You Only Had My Disposition Peerless Quartet I’m Simply Crazy Over You—Medley One-Step (See “Medley No. 135’) Victor Band| 35515/12/1.25 Hip Hip Hooray—One-Step Victor Military Band aes Starving For One Sight of You (Harris) Stanley and Burd , tole 74 Here’s to Our Absent Brothers (Helf) (Elks’ Song) Frank Stanley otTe ; Im Tiefen Keller—See ‘“‘ Down Deep in the Cellar” I’m Tying the Leaves So They Won’t Come Down — (Helf) be Byron G. Harlan} 16122/10| .75 Barney McGee—Irish Song (Brown) Ada Jones me Wearing Awa’ (Nairn-Foote) John Barnes eat 175031101475 Daddy (Behrend) Elizabeth Wheeler , I’m Wise—Coon Song (Williams) Clarice Vance = May Irwin’s Frog Song May rose! 17253}10)"'.75 In a Clock Store (Orth) (Descriptive Fantasie) Victor Orchestra Apprentice opens the store—ticking clocks—they strike, cuckoo, grand father’s clock. The boy blithely whistles—several clocks run down and 35324/12/1.25 are wound, A musical clock plays a popular air. Four o'clock strikes g on many clocks, from the miniature Dresden to the huge Scotch cathedral. A Hant in the Black Forest (Descriptive) (Voelker) Victor Orch Hg a Dusty Caravan (Gilbert) James Reed-J. F. orieen| fobrehok ys Allah, Give Me Mine! (Roma-Ball) Harry McClaskey In a Gondola—Impromptu (Elman) Violin Mischa Elman/64530)10/1.00 a Alabama, Dear, With You (Orr-De Costa) Peerless Qt} 178751101. 75 In Blinky, Winky, Chinky ee (Jerome-Schwartz) Peerless Qt : In Alabama, Dear, With You—Medley Fox Trot (See ‘‘ Medley No. 136’) Conway’s Band! 35501/12\1.25 Heecioh— One-Step (Don Richardson) Conway’s Band a Little While (Kingsley-Christie) Campbell and Burr On the Mississippi (Carroll-Fields) American ae 17237)10) .75 Im