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VICTOR RECORDS Number = Price
{Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah Stanley and Macdooaere | Gu \ One Sweetly Solemn Thought (Ambrose) Frank C. Stanley MU GUILBERT, YVETTE—French Songs
(For ten songs by this great French Chanteuse see Victor French Cata
logue) GUILLAUME TELL—See “ WILLIAM TELL” GUITAR RECORDS—See “Mandolin-Guitar Duets”—“ Estudiantina Trio” and “ Yanes” GUITAR—Songs accompanied by (See also many records in Spanish and Neapolitan Catalogues) Lena—Y odel Song— Ward Barton and J Remember You (Bryan) Ada Jones and Billy Murray\16303\10| .75 Gunga Din—Dialect Recitation (Kipling) Clifton Crawford|70028) 12) 1.25 GUNSTER, FREDERIC, Tenor Ich liebe dich (I Love Thee) (Grieg) German and Der Tannenbaum—Muench\16764|10 ‘73 Gypsy Airs—Zigeunerweisen—Part I (Sarasate) Violin Rattay/31701)12)1.00 Gypsy Airs—Zigeunerweisen—Part II Violin Howard Rattay| 5436/10) .60
35141/12)1.25
Gypsy Dance (La Gitana) Xylophone Albert ae rereeiOlngs Drowsy Dempsey (Lansing-Hildreth) Banjo Vess L. Ossman é Gypsy John (Clay) Bass Herbert Witherspoon|74078)12)1.50
Gypsy Love—See “Fortune Teller” Gypsy Love—Melody of Love (Lehar) Lucy Isabelle Marsh|60059)10| .75 Gypsy Love Song—Fortune Teller (Herbert) Eugene Cowles/31543|12/1.00
Gypsy Love Waltzes (Lehar) Victor Concert a es 520312! 1.25 { Hin |éSheuds the Ones Girl (Fromigt Fhe Stren. shall ame Dixon | onan
Gypsy’s Serenade Saxophone Jean eae ‘espaol 75 { By the Watermelon Vine (Allen) Arthur Pryor’s Band ;
Habanera—Carmen—See “Carmen”
HAFFORT, FRANK, Whistler—See Whistling Records
Haidenroslein (Wild Rose) (Werner) In German Emil ea retaiiore7s { Stille Nacht, Heilige Nacht (Silent Night, Holy Night) Muench " Hail Columbia (Hopkinson) Macdonough and Haydn it LG4SSKION75 Yankee Doodle Billy Murray and Haydn Quartet ; Hail Columbia (Hopkinson) Pryor’s jee 16137|10) .75 America (My Country, ’Tis of Thee) Sousa’s Band ; Hail, Bright Abode—See “Tannhaiiser” Hail, Smiling Morn (Spofforth) Whitney Brothers Quartet! 5635/10) .60
Halbein Chatoeinu (And Because of Our Sins) Cantor Sirota|64230|10/|1.00 Halka—Polish Song (Moniuszka) Jn Polish Marcella Sembrich/88101)12|3.00 Hallelujah Chorus (From “ Messiah”) (Handel) Pryor’s Band)31716|12/1.00 Hallelujah Chorus (“Messiah”) Victor Chorus and Sousa’s Band}31770!!2'1.00
HAMBOURG, BORIS, ’Cellist (Hahm' -boorg) .
This artist, who is a brother of Mark Hambourg, the pianist, recently made his first appearance in America at a recital in New York, and created a most favorable impression. His tone is a beautiful one, he plays with grace and fluency, and his technique shows him to be master of his instrument.
The numbers selected for Mr. Hambourg’s first appearance before Victor audiences are highly popular ones, the first being the favorite Traumerei, and the second the dainty Papillon by Popper.
Mr. Hambourg will make records exclusively for the Victor.
HAMBOURG RECORDS Papillon—Butterfly (Opus 3, No. 4) D. Popper{60064|10| . Traumerei (Opus 15, No. 7) Schumann|50065)10) . HAMILTON, EDWARD, Baritone | If Had a Thousand Lives and Nobody Knows, Nobody Cares—Hindermeyer|16321|10) .75 Hamlet—Ophelia’s Mad Scene (Shakespeare) Ellen Terry|74239)12 1.50 fHamlet —Hamlet’s Soliloquy—Recitation Frank ane 6912/10! .75 \ Fall of Wolsey, The—Recitation (Shakespeare) Frank Burbeck tt a2 :
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