Victor records (Nov 1914)

VICTOR RECORDS Number = Last Rose of Summer (See also ‘“‘Medleys”?) Elizabeth Wheeler { (Wagner) ’Cello Vaetee pate 1681310} .75 Tannhauser—Evening Star Last Rose of Summer Last Rose of Summer Last Rose of Summer Last Rose of Summer ts Rose of Summer is the Sweetest Song of All John Anderson My Jo (Moore) In English (Moore) In English (Moore) In English (Moore) In English Hayden Quartet (Burns) Alice Nielsen|74121/12 Marcella Sembrich!/88102| 12 Luisa Tetrazzini|88308) 12 Adelina Patti/95030) 12 LATIN-—Selections in—See ‘‘Agnus Dei,’ “ Ave Maria,” ‘‘Stabat Mater’ and ‘Sistine Choir” LAUDER, HARRY, The success of this popular Scottish comedian in America has been phenomenal, and he is declared to be one of the greatest entertainers now To hear him sing his amusing songs and specialties, however, it is not necessary to visit the few cities where he appears, for the Victor now offers records of his best numbers. recently made by Mr. Lauder at the Victor’s Camden Laboratory, and are so natural that the hearer will be simply astonished, every word end before the public. whisper being absolutely It is hard to define just what it is in Lauder’s work that makes him But the secret probably is that he is simply natural, and so popular. Comedian distinct. These records were bubbles over with wit and melody because he can’t help it! Under the terms of Mr. Lauder’s new agreement, he will make no disc records of any kind except for the Victor. the most important engagements ever made by the Victor Company, This is one of Lauder being the highest salaried entertainer in the world. Perhaps the best evidence of Lauder’s value as an entertainer is the fact that he is, in vaudeville language, “booked solid” for the next eight years! Every week of the four hundred and sixteen is positively con Henry Barr “Requiem ”’ 16213; 10 LAUDER 1.50 3.00 3.00 5.00 o/> tracted for at a salary which, previous to Lauder’s entrée, was never dreamed of by a vaudeville performer. NOT %.—In many of Lauder’s records he concludes by saying ““ Good Night.”’ This expression in the Scotch dialect sounds very much like the slang term ‘‘ Get next.’’ which the -omedian is cordially saying ! LAUDER RECORDS A wee Deoch an’ Doris 70062/12|1.25| Queen Among the Heather 60010, Blarney Stone 70018/12)1.25] Roamin’ in the Gloamin’ 60105 Bonnie Leezie Lindsay 60011/10| .75|Roamin’ in the Gloamin’ 70061 Bounding Bounder, or, Rob Roy Maclntosh 70004 “On the Bounding Sea” |70010/12/1.25| Saftest of the Family 70005 Breakfast in'Bed on SunSame as His Faither Was day Morn 70063)/12)1.25] Before Him 60094 Fu’ th’ Noo c 70000) |2|1.25|Same as His Faither Was 70104 He Was Very Kind to Me |70001)12/1.25} She is My Daisy 70006 Hey! Donal 60005/10| .75|She’s the Lass for Me 60107 I've Loved Her Ever Since She’s the Lass for Me 170096 She Was a Baby 60009/10| .75|Stop Your Tickling, Jock 60002 I've Something in the Bottle Ta Ta, My Bonnie Maggie for the Morning 60000)10| .75} Darling 70108 I Love a Lassie 60001/10| .75}| Tobermory 60003 I Love a Lassie 70002) 12|1.25]| Trip to Inverary 60006 It’s Nice to Get Up in the Trixie from Dixie 70095 Morning 70107)|12)1.25 earing Kilts 60004 Jean MacNiell | 60021/10| .75] Wedding o’ Lauchie McGraw |70007 Killiecrankie 60018/10! .75] Wedding of Sandy McNab 70008 Kilty Lads 70097) 12/1.25| Wee Hoose "Mang the Heather |60106 MacGregor’s Toast 70003|12|1.25| Wee Hoose ‘Mang the Heather | 70076 Message Boy 70110/12/1.25] Wee Jean MacGregor 60028 Mr. John Mackay 60008/10| .75]| We Parted on the Shore 70013 Picnic, The (Every laddie When! Get Back to Bonnie loves a lassie) 70060/12'1.25| Scotland 70009 Portobello Lass 70106|12/1.25 However, it is ‘‘ Gude Nicht,’’ Laughing Husband—See also “‘Friend to the End” and **You’re Here and I’m Here” D NONONNONOON SNONNSO NNNSO