Victor records (Nov 1917)

VICTOR RECORDS Number | Last Roze of Summer Last Rose of Summer (Moore) (Moore) Luisa Tetrazzini Frieda Hempel 88308 88567 3.00 3.00 Last Rose of Summer ers Rose of Summer Blue Bells of Scotland La (Moore) Adelina Patti (Moore—arr by Himmelreich) Sie cna ot Ferdinand Himmelreich ‘eri Rose of Summer (Moore) Elizabeth Piney Tannhduser—Evening Star (Wagner) ’Cello Victor Sorlin ae Rose of Summer (See also “Medleys 24 and 25”) Violin See 95030 18305 5.00 Ao (16813 75 17871 75 Believe Me, If All Those Endearing Young Charms Gardner ‘ees Rose of Summer is the Sweetest Song of All Hayden Qt John Anderson My Jo (Burns) Henry Burr LATIN—Selections in—See ‘‘Adeste Fideles,” ‘‘ Agnus Dei,” ‘““Ave Maria,”’ ““O Salutaris,’’ “Requiem,” ‘‘Stabat Mater,” “‘Sistine Choir’’ and “Educational Records’’ LAUDER, HARRY, Comedian clusive Victor artist) The success of this popular Scottish comedian in America has been phenomenal, and he is declared to be one of the greatest entertainers now before the public. 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.. These records were made by Mr. Lauder at the Victor’s Camden Laboratory, and are so natural that the hearer will be simply astonished, every word and whisper being absolutely distinct. It is hard to define just what it is in Lauder’s work that makes him so popular. But the secret probably is that he is simply natural, and bubbles over with wit and melody because he can't help it! The new agreement made by the Victor with Mr. Lauder is one of the most important ever made, Lauder being the highest salaried entertainer in the world. This new arrange-. ment calls for the comedian’s exclusive services for a term of years. LAUDER RECORDS |16213 (Now an absolutely ex LAUDER A wee Deoch an’ Doris 70062/12)1.25| Nanny (I Never Loved | Blarney Stone 70018}12/1.25| Another Lass But You) 70114/12)1.25 Bonnie Leezie Lindsay 6001110} .75| Picnic, The (Every laddie B ‘eM eT 70116/12\1.25 loves a lassie) 70060) 12/1.25 pera gL Lf heathen, : Queen Among the Heather 60010)10} .75 Bounding Bounder, or, % Roamin’ in the Gloamin’ 60105|10| .75 On the Bounding Sea” |70010}12)1.25| Roamin’ in the Gloamin’ 70061 12|1.25 Breakfast in Bed on SunRob Roy MacIntosh 70004'/12/1.25 day Morn 70063) 12/1.25 | Rosie 70113) 12/1.25 British Bulldog’s Watching Saftest of the Family 70005 12/1.25 at the Door 60138)10) .75| Same as His Faither Was Doughie the Baker 70142)12/1.25 Before Him 60094 10) .75 Doughie the Baker 6014110! .75| Same as His Faither Was u’ th’ Noo 70000} 1 2/1.25 Before Him 70104) 12/1.25 He Was Very Kind to Me. |70001/12/1.25| She is My Daisy 70006 12)|1.25 Hey! Donal 60005/10| .75] She is My Rosie 60142'10| .75 ‘ve Loved Her Ever Since She’s the Lass for Me 60107/|10| .75 She Was a Baby 60009/10)} .75] She's the Lass for Me 70096) 12/1.25 I’ve Something in the Bottle Stop Your Tickling, Jock 60002/10) .75 for the Mornin’ 60000/10; .75| Ta Ta, Bonnie Maggie Darling |70108' 12}1.25 I Love a Lassie 60001/10| .75| Tobermory 6000310} .75 I] Love a Lassie 70002/12/1.25] Trip to Inverary 60006/10) .75 In the R-o-t-a-r-y 60139)10) .75]| Trixie from Dixie 60110\10} .75 It’s Nice to Get Up in the Trixie from Dixie 70095) 12/1.25 ornin’ 70107|12/1.25| Wearing Kilts 60004/10| .75 It’s Nice to Get Up in the edding o’ Lauchie McGraw |70007}12/1.25 ornin’ 60143/10]) .75] Wedding of Sandy McNab 70008) 12}1.25 Jean MacNiell 60021/10| .75| Wee Dech an’ Doris 70062) 12\1.25 Killiecrankie 60018)/10| .75] Wee Hoose ‘Mang the Heather |60106/10| .75 Kilty Lads 70097) 12)1.25| Wee Hoose ‘Mang the Heather | 70076) 12/1.25 MacGregor’s Toast 70003) 12|1.25| Wee Jean MacGregor 60028) 10| .75 Message Boy 70110/12|1.25] We Parted on the Shore 70013) 12/1.25 Mr. John Mackay 60008)/10| .75| When! Get Back to Bonnie My Bonnie Bonnie Jean 70115/12/1.251 ° Scotland 70009) 1211.25