Victor records (1920)

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VICTOR RECG2DS | Number | #/2ZE AVON COMEDY FOUR, Male Quartet This famous organization of vaudeville players, made up of Irving Kaufman, Harry Goodwin, Charles Dale and Joe Smith, has had a very successful career, which has extended over a period of several years. Itis well known in every city where there is a Keith’s Theatre, and it is known to every village—indeed in every cottage—where people have learned that the Victrola is not only the exponent of musical art, but a companionable, entertaining home comedian. The comedy sketches in various dialects and song specialties for which the Avon Comedy Four have made themselves famous are listed below. AVON COMEDY FOUR RECORDS AVON COMEDY FOUR Cohen's Wedding and Hungarian Restaurant Scene—A von Comedy Four|35602|12|1.35 Gila, Galah, Galoo and Old Bill Baker—O’Connell|18125}10| .85 Ginsberg’s Stump Speech and The Professor’s Birthday—Avon Comedy Four|35606|12}1.35 Hungarian Restaurant Scene and Cohen’s Wedding—Avon Comedy Four|35602}12/1.35 I'm Going Way Back Home and You’re a Dangerous Girl-—Avon Comedy Four|18088)10| .85 My Mother's Rosary and Yaaka Hula Hickey Dula—Avon Comedy Four|18081\10} .85 On a Summer Night and Just One Day—Peerless Quartet|18129|10) .85 Professor's Birthday and Ginsberg’s Stump Speech—Avon Comedy Four|35606|12}1.35 Songs of Yesterday and Whenthe Black Sheep Returns to the Fold—A von Comedy|18126)10| .85 Way Out Yonder in the Golden West and J Ain't Got Nobody—Harris|18133|10} .85 When the Black Sheep Returns and Songs of Yesterday— Avon Comedy Four|18126)|10} .85 . Yaaka Hula Hickey Dula and My Mother's Rosary—A von Comedy Four|18081)10) .85 You're a Dangerous Girl and I’m Going Way Back Home—A von Comedy Four|18088)/10} .85 A wee Deoch an’ Doris Harry Lauder|70062)/12/1.25 {ene Waltz (B. Hartz) Mandolin Dr. Clarence eae 17643|10| .85 Italian Favorites (La Spagnuola Waltz and Ciribiribin) Accordion Pietro ; B ieares in the Wood (‘“‘VeryGood Eddie’”’) (Kern) Hower ee OngUa 10| .85 Bachelor Girl and Boy (From ‘‘ Girl from Brazil’’) | Green-Dixon tel eei isla: Babes in the Wood—See also ‘‘ Very Good Eddie, Gems ” pare in Toyland—March of the Toys (Herbert) Herbert’s DE 1.50 Naughty Marietta—Intermezzo Herbert’s Orchestras |?5°54|!2|!Babes in Toyland—The Military Ball (Herbert) ~ Herbert’s Orch|70091)12/1.25 Babilona—Grand Opera Potpourri (Mussi) Pryor’s Band “Ciocnin Fora delDeine™ Trait" LaciaSeete" Seman} 35041/12/1.35 Echoes from the Metropolitan (Contents under “‘ Echoes ”’) Pryor's B jeeey (From ‘‘Ziegfeld’s Midnight Frolic’’) Arthur Fields | .85 Take Your Girlie to the Movies (Wendling) ‘Billy Nea Seals ares Jim (John B. Archer) Elsie Baker 1.00 Chinese Lullaby (From ‘‘East is West’’) (Bowers) Kline} Soacelkot Baby Mine—(Dr. Chas. Mackay-Archibald Johnston) Sophie Braslau|64810}10/1.00 {BaD vie Sweetheart—Serenade (Corri) Conway’s pane 10| .85 Farmyard Caprice (Thurban) Conway’s Band ae ; BACH, JOHANN SEBASTIAN (Bahkh) Born Ejisenach, Prussia, 1685. Family very musical and was taught violin by father. Afterward studied clavichord. Chorister at Luneberg, 1700. Organist, Armstadt, 1704; appointed court organist at Weimar, 1707; then Concertmeister. Kapellmeister at Coethen 1717 to 1723, then director of several Leipsic churches. Married twice; 20 children. Was greatest master of fugue and counterpoint, and first to introduce present method of fingering for pianoforte. Works numerous, including 300 church cantatas, many organ works, suites, concertos, etc. Larger works include Mass in |i B minor, Christmas Oratorio, Passion of St. John and St. Matthew. BACH Bach died in 1750, after having become almost blind.