Victor records (May 1917)

VICTOR RECORDS Number | Jocelyn—Berceuse—See “ Berceuse”’ J (gock o’ Hazeldean (Scott) Scotch Ballad Henry oy iaoaiiiol75 The Harp That Once Thro’ Tara’s Halls (Moore) Henry Burr ; {Jock o’ Hazeldean (Scott) Scotch Ballad John woeng ieserttolere Scots, Wha Hae Wi’ Wallace Bled—Scotch War Song . Werrenrath : Joe Turner Blues—Medley Fox Trot (See “Medley No. 148’’) (Handy) Victor Band| 18174/10| .75 Nigger Blues—Fox Trot (White) Victor Military Band John Anderson, My Jo—Scotch Ballad (Burns) Henry ment 10] .75 Last Rose of Summer is the Sweetest Song of All—Hayden Quartet 16215 John Anderson, My Jo (Robert Burns) Elsie em 17366|10| .75 Love’s Old Sweet Song (Bingham-Molloy) Elsie Baker Johnny Get a Girl (Murphy-Puck) Collins and tetany 18050110! .75 The Ragtime Pipe of Pan (From ‘‘The Winter Garden’’) Murray Victor eM Band] sso 35562/12) 1.25: Loading Up the Mandy Lee—Medley One-Step Victor Military Band {Johnny Harvard (Harvard University Song) (Unaccompanied) Orpheus Quartet} 17413)10 5 Fair Harvard (Harvard University Song) (Unacc.) Orpheus Qt JOHNSON, MURRAY—See “National Airs—Great Britain” fi Get a Girl-Medley Fox Trot (See “‘Medley No. 149”) Jolie Fille de Perth—Quand la flamme de l’amour | (Bizet) In French ( Charles Gilibert|74208/12/1.50 {aon Blacksmiths (Suckley) Vocal Chorus Victor Band) 5 Remick Medley No. 2 with Xylophone \ Victor Orchestras |17010)!0) 7 {fs Coppersmith (Peters) Anvil Effect and’ Vocal Chorus Pryor’s Band| 16396)10| .75 Don’t Be Cress Waltz (Zeller) Victor Orchestra {Jane Fellows Waltz—Descriptive (Vollstedt) Pryor’s Band 1.2 Whispering Flowers (Von Blon) Pryor’s Band 35161/12)1,2> teeny Fellows Waltz—Descriptive (Vollstedt) — Pryor’s pang iol .7 Mr. Black Man—Cake Walk (Pryor) Pryor’s Band anos oh twee General March (For School Marching) (Moret) Conway’s et 1211.25 Patriotic Medley March No. | Victor Military Band BOBO) hops Jolly Jenkin! (See “Ho! Jolly Jenkin !’’) iene Robbers Overture (von Suppé) ~ “Pryor’s pana . 1211.25 La Bohéme Selection (Puccini) Pruor’s BandS|3°°7? ; JOLSON, AL, Comedian Although Al Jolson was well tnownd as a black-faced comedian before he joined the Winter Garden Company, the opportunities afforded him at that house made New York realize that here was one of the best comedians ever heard on Broadway. One of Mr. Jolson’s greatest gifts is his really wonderful enunciation—no matter how quietly he speaks, every syllable is heard in the farthest corner of the theatre. This is one reason why the Victor representative, after hearing him sing “‘Rum Tum Tiddle” and ** That Haunting Melody,” promptly asked the comedian if he would like to make some Victor records. He consented, and his first engagement resulted in several records which are irresistibly amusing. JOLSON JOLSON RECORDS ° Asleep i in the Deep—Parody and A New Cure for Drinking—Nat. M. Wills|17915|10) .75 Movin’ Man, Don’t Pas My Baby Grand! and Ragging the Baby—Jolson|17081)\10| .75 My Yellow J acket Girl and Spaniard That Blighted My Life—Jolson|17318|10| .75, Ragging the Baby wsleen and Movin’ Man, Don’t Take My Baby Grand|17081/10} .75 Rum Tum Tiddle Sea eta and That Haunting Melody—Jolson|17037\10| .75 Snap Your Finger and | Want to be in Dixie—Collins and Harlan|17075|10} .75 Spaniard That Blighted My Life and My Yellow Jacket Girl—Jolson|17318}|10| .75 That Haunting Melody (Cohan) and Rum— ann Tiddle— Madden-Schwartz|17037|10| .75 That Lovin’ Tréumerei and Lucia Sextette Burlesque—Murray and Quartet!17119|10) .75