Victor records (May 1912)

VICTOR RECORDS BAYES-NORWORTH One of the most important engagements the Victor has yet made is that of Bayes and Norworth, who, with their inimitable foolery and clean fun, their admirable imitations and clever and witty songs, have become in a very short time two of the greatest favorites on the American stage. Miss Bayes is the life of every production with which she is connected, and gives a zest to every moment she is on the stage, while Jack Norworth is an unusually clever comedian and singer, besides being a song writer of note. This talented pair have sung for the Victor some of their greatest successes and the records are among the most entertaining in the catalogue. Bayes and Norworth make records exclu. sively for the Victor. BAYES AND NORWORTH RECORDS Back to My Old Home Town (Bayes-Norworth) aioe WHITE ee Number | = | Price College Medley—Parody on College Airs Jack Norworth|/60014! 10 Come Along, My Mandy (Norworth) Bayes-Norworth| 70016! 12 Daffydils _(Norworth) Nora Bayes'60019] 10 For Months and Months and Months (Norworth) Jack Norworth| 60030) 10 Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly (Murphy-Letters) Nora Bayes'|60013/10 How Can They Tell That O’im Irish (Norworth) Nora Bayes! 70030! 12 Rosa Rosetta (Norworth) Bayes and Norwoxth|70019) 12 Sadie Brady (Bayes-Norworth) Jack Norworth| 60022) 10 Strawberries (From “‘ Little Miss Fix It on) Nora Bayes'/60041)10 That Lovin’ Rag (Smalley-Adler) Nora Bayes|60023)10 Turn Off Your Light, Mr. Moon Man (Norworth) Bayes and Norworth| 70038) 12 What Good is Water When You're Dry (Kendis-Paley) Nora Bayes| 70020) 12 Young America (Norworth) Nora Bayes|/ 70015} 12 BEACH, Mrs. H. H. A., (1867-)—See “Year’s at the Spring” Beautiful Doll—See “Oh, You Beautiful Doll” Beautiful Eyes—Comic Song (Snyder) Ada Jones 10 There is a Happy Land—Comic Talk James Devins{ | 15339 Beautiful Isle of Somewhere (Pounds-Fearis) John B. Wells 10 Dear Lord and Father (Whittier-Maker) | Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler{|1&70 Beautiful Isle of Somewhere Harold Jarvis 10 Christ Arose (Lowry) Haydn Quartet{ |169°8 Beautiful Lady Waltz—See “ Pink Lady” Beautiful Valley of Eden (Sherwin) Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler New Born King, The (L ’Espoir) Hamilton Hill{|1®>®3}!0 Beauty’s Eyes (Weatherly-Tosti) Reed Miller) 5821/10 Beauty Spot—Gems from (De Koven) Victor Light Opera Co/31745 12 “The Prince of Borneo’ —‘‘ Creole Days "’—** Hammock Love Song ’’— ““ Boulevard Glide”’ Because (d’Hardelot) In English _ Evan Williams/64133) 10 Because I’m Married Now Billy Murray He Walked Right In, Turned Around and Walked Right Out 16657/10 Again (Silver) Bob Roberts BEDDOE, DANIEL, Tenor Mr. Beddoe, who is a native of Wales, came to this country in 1887, and settled in Pittsburgh. It was not until 1903 that his voice attracted the attention of Walter Damrosch at a concert given by the New York Symphony Orchestra, when several local vocalists were chosen to sing numbers from Meistersinger. Conspicuous among these was Mr. Beddoe, who made a most favorable impression by his singing of the “‘ Preislied.’” The result was that Mr. Damrosch engaged him for the Berlioz celebration in New York, and the following spring he sang the Parsifal music on the six weeks’ tour of the Orchestra. Other engagements which followed were with the New York BEDDOE BAYES AND NORWORTH Jack Norworth'60020'10)| . Re eg wm NN Wn ae aD cs -60 1.00 Oratorio Society, in