Victor records (May 1912)

VICTOR RECORDS Number | =| Price RAG TiME MUSIC—Continued is Pickl dP —Two-St (Shepherd) Pryor’s Band! 5713 : R a Rawinecv isis aera es Tene Vier Band Surprise Medley—Pryor’s B\17044 75 as Rag-Time Episode—Van Eps—Banjo and IJ’ll Lend You Everything— Collins 16845 Ren thackis Rasdipeeeee Band and That Flying Rag—Prvor s Band|17021 Razzazza Mazzazza—Rag-Time Two-Step (Pryor) Pryor’s Band| 4525 Razzazza Mazzazza—Pryor’s Band and_ Patrol of the Scouts—Banjo— Ossman| 16816 Red Pepper—Rag—Banjo and Lobsters’ Promenade—Banjo—V an Eps|17033 Rhinewine Rag—Pryor’s Band and Some of These Days—American Quartet| 16834 Slippery Place Rag—Victor Band and Alexander’s Ragtime Band—Victor B| 17006 Smiler Rag—Victor Orchestra, and Ogalalla (Spyder) American Quartet| 16497 Sweetmeats Two-Step—Pryor’s Band and Honey Boy—Murray and Chorus|16818 ‘Temptation Rag—Pryor’s Band _and Jungle Moon—Two-Step—Pryor’s Rand|16511 ‘Temptation Rag Medley—Pryor’s Band and Turtle Dove—Ocarina—T apniero| 16542 That Flying Rag—Pryor’s Band and Ramshackle Rag—Pryor’s Band|17021 That Rag—Two-Step—Pryor’s Band and “Real Swing’’—March—Pryor’s B| 16043 Wild Cherries Rag—Victor Orch and That Mesmerizing Tune—Collins-Harlan| 16472 RAG TIME SONGS—See also “Song Medleys”’ SSSSSSSS5555555S5 “SI wm Alamo Rag—’Gene G and Maybe You Think I’m Happy—’Gene Greene| 1688710} .75 Alexander's Rag lene Banco line and Harlan and Oceana Roll—Morton|16908}10\ .75 Alexander's Ragtime Band—See also “Song Medley, No. 1”’ Another Rag—American Quartet and Smile A while— Van Brunt|17027|10 th Dublin Rag—Favor and American Qt and Barn Dance—Collins and Harlan'16728) 10 si Grizzly Bear—Murray and Quartet and Turkey Specialty—Golden and Hughes|16681 | 1!0 15 Hornpipe Rag (Jerome) Collins and Hedwig’s Air Castle—Jones and Spencer 16456) |0 2 In the Land of Harmony—American Qt and /t’s Got to Be Someone I Love—Jones|16896|10| .75 King of the Bungaloos_ (Staight) "Gene Greene| 5854/10 .60 Old Time Rag—Billy Murray and Music Makes Me Sentimental—Morton|16011|10} .75 Play that Rag—Collins and Harlan. and Mister Dinkelspiel—A rthur Collins 16124|10) .75 Ragtime Violin (Irving Berlin) American Quartet and If You Talk in Your Sleep Don’t Mention My Name—Billy Murrcy|17025/10) .75 Red Rose Rag (Wenrich) Murray and Billy (Paley) American Quartet| 16965) 10 75 Skeleton Rag—American Qt and I’m Going Back to V irginia—Campbell-Burr| 17041) 10 ee Stop that Rag—American Quartet and Shipwreck and Rescue—Feerless Quartet| 16787) 10 75 That College Rag—American Qt and J Wanta Little Lovin —Edna Brown|17067/|10) .75 That Fussy Rag (Smalley) Peerless Quartet|_ 5787/10) .€0 That Railroad Rag—Van Brunt and Clara Jenkins’ Tea—Collins and Harlan|16876| 10 75 That Society Bear—Van Brunt and Brass Band Ephraham Jones—A 1 Jolson| 17068) 10 49 Toddling the Todalo—Billy Murray and On Mobile Bay—Collins and Harlan|16878| 10 19 Trolley Car Swing—Morris and Play Me a Good Old-Fashioned Melody— Morris|17048)| 10 15 Wild Cherries Rag—Morton and = Maple Leaf Rag—U. S. Marine Band|16792)10| .75 Yankiana Rag—Billy Murray and Couple of Good Ones—Edwin W hitney|16378)10| .75 Ragtime Violin (Irving Berlin) American Cte 17025/10| .75 If You Talk in Your Sleep Don’t Mention My Name Murray Ragtime Violin—Turkey Trot (ne. Mysterious Rag) Victor B 17044/10| .75 Surprise Medley Overture (O’Hare) Arthur Pryor’s Band Rah! Rah! Rah! (From “The Soul Kiss *”) Peerless Pee 16066 10| .75 ‘*Piccolo’’ (From ‘*A Waltz Dream’’) Stevenson and Stanley ‘ Railroad Rag, That Van Brunt\| { Clara Jenkins’ Tea Collins and Harlan{ OAT CrP Le Railroad Section Gang (“Diill, Ye Tarriers, Drill’) Peerless Qt| 16727|10| .75 I’ve Got the Time, I’ve Got the Place, But It’s Hard — Henry Burr{ : Rainbow (Wenrich) Billy Murray and Haydn Quartet| 5571/10| .60 Rain-in-the-Face (Burt) Billy Murray | 1615310] .75 Lazy Moon (Cole-Johnson) Billy Murray and Haydn Quartet{ 5 Rakoczy March (Hungarian March) Pryor’s Band! 4314/10) .60 Rakoczy Overture (Keler-Bela) Pryor’s Band /31793, 12) 1.00 Ramshackle Rag (arr. by Schulz) (Leo Snyder) Pryor’s B\ TODTOl 75 That Flying Rag (arr. by Laurendeau) (Pryor) Pryor’s, Band ‘ RATTAY, HOWARD, Violinist Mr. Rattay, who is one of the most prominent violinists of Philadelphia, is a pupil of Joachim, having spent several years under the tuition of that distinguished master of the violin. Several years ago Mr. Rattay was persuaded to become the concertmeister of the Victor Orchestra, and his splendid work in that organization is familiar to Victor audiences, both in his solos and in the accompaniments for Victor singers. For Mr. Rattay’s records see “Violin: Records” and “Instrumental Duets” RATTAY