Victor records (May 1912)

VICTOR RECORDS | Number o NS aI Price Pearl of the Harem (Guy) Banjo (Piano acc.) Fred Van Eps\| The Mocking Bird—Fantasia Xylophone Wm. H. Reitz{ gece) ita of Dew Mazurka (Bueris) Victor Dance Orchestra| Tammany Two-Step (Edwards) PEARY, COMMANDER ROBERT E., Address by Discovery of the North Pole (An account of his expedition) 70012) 16254 Pedro, the Hand-organ Man—lItalian Dialect Jones and Spencer My Mariuccia (Take a Steamboat) Billy Rat HERBS Mr. Moon, Peek-a-boo “That Girl”? Quartet|| _ Night Time's the Right Time Peer Gynt Suite—No. 1, Part I, “ Morning ”’ Pryor’s Band\ Peer Gynt Suite—No. 1, Part II, ‘‘The Death of Ase’’ Pryor's Band§ earn Peer Gynt Suite—No. 1, Part Ill, “Anitra’s Dance” Pryor’s Band 31393 Peer Gynt Suite—No. 1, Part IV, “In the Hall of the Mountain King” (Edvard Grieg) PEERLESS QUARTET Victor Dance Orchestraf|°>°> "| “That Gal Cunrieit SS86 Pryor’s Band) 4351 12 10 — 0 }12 12 10 (fe 1.00 2/2 1.25 zo she 25 .60 This popular singing organization has made a number of fine records for the Victor catalogue, and the manner in which these selections have been rendered has made the Peerless a welcome feature of the entertainment staff. The late Frank C. Stanley was the organizer and manager of the Peerless for many years, and most of the records listed below were made by the Quartet during the life of this popular basso. BURR STANLEY CAMPBELL COLLINS PEERLESS QUARTET RECORDS CoPY'T CHANNELL Artillerist’s Oath and Winter Song (Frederic Bullard) Peerless Quartet 16957, 10 16500 10 Beyond the Smiling and the Weeping | and Softly Now the Light of Day—Mr. and Mrs. W heeler Big Bass Viol—Bass Solo by Stanley with Quartet Chorus | and Epitaphs—Darky Comedy—Billy Golden and William eerae 16507 10 Come Where My Love Lies Dreaming and Home, Sweet Home—Morgan 16663 10 n I’m a Member of the Midnight Crew—Eddie Morton 16324 10 Emmaline Lee (Gumble) and Somebody Else (Meyer) American Quartet 16956 10 Did He Run and Hear the Pickaninny Band and Bring Back My Lovin’ Man—Ada Jones 17052 10 In Grandma's Days and Love, Make My Dream Come True—Macdonough 16128 10 In the Golden Afterwhile (F. Stanley Grinsted) | | and Don’t Blame Me for Lovin’ You (Harris) Peerless Quartet 16991 10 In the Light of the Same Old Moon | and Sweetest Gal in Town—Arthur Collins and Byron G. Harlan 16262 It's a Long Lane That Has No Turning (From “Around the World”’) and Come to the Ball (From “‘ Quaker Girl’’) Henry Baca 17030 Jimmy Valentine (Descriptive Burglar Specialty) (Madden-Edwards) 10 10 The Rooster and the Hen (McKenna) Collins and Harlan| 17036 10) . an Let’s Go Back to Baby Days and How Kathleen Proposed—Jones and Spencer 16341 10 Liza (Williams-Van Alstyne) and Under the Irish Moon—Billy Murray 16336 10 Medley of Foster Songs — and Virginia Minstrels—V ictor Minstrel Company 35095 12 Moonlight on the Lake (White) and Minstrels No. |!O—Minstrel Company 16149 10 Mandy Lou (Allen) That Was Before I Met You (Bryan-Meyer) Van Brunt 16904 | 10 Minstrel Scene,‘ Atthe Telephone” and Georgia Minstrels No. !9—Minstrel Co 35197 12 Negro Wedding in Southern Ga.—Darky Comedy and School Days— Harlan 16526 10 New Parson at Darktown Church and Always Leave Them Laughing—Murray 16186 10 Old Black Joe (Foster) and Tramp, Tramp, Tramp (Root) Harlan-Stanley 16531 10 Old Oaken Bucket (Woodworth) and The Bridge (Carew) Hadyn Qt16217 10 | and Piccolo—from “‘ Waltz Dream ’’—Stevenson and Stanley seer 10 Rah, Rah, Rah—from “‘ Soul Kiss”’ Railroad Section Gang—lIrish Comedy (“‘ Drill, Ye Tarriers, Drill!” ) and I’ve Got the Time and Place—Henry Burr 16727 10) . Shipwreck and Rescue—Nautical Specialty and Stop That Rag—American Qt 16787 10) . Silver Bell (Madden-Wenrich) and Winter (Bryan-Gumble) Haydn Quartet 16927 10) . _— _—