Victor records (Nov 1915)

VICTOR RECORDS , Number | 33) E ae Rock (From “Passing Show of 1914”) Seen une: My Croony Melody (E. P. Goetz-Joe Goodwin) Collins-Harlan EAMES, EMMA, Soprano (For portrait and sketch see Pink Section) 17610|10| .75 Ave Maria—with ‘cello obbligato by Hollman Jn Latin Bach-Gounod|88016|12|3.00 Cavalleria Rusticana—Voi lo sapete (Well You Know) Italian Mascagni|88037/12|3.00 Chanson d’Amour—with ‘cello obbligato by Hollman Jn French Hollman}88015}12/3,00 Crucifix—with de Gogorza In French Faure|/89004!12/4.00 Don Giovanni—La ci darem (Thy Little Hand) with de Gogorza Mozart|89005)12/4.00 legie—with ‘cello obbligato by Hollman Jn French Massenet/88014| |2/3.00 Gretchen am Spinnrade—Gretchen at the Spinning Wheel German Schubert|88367/|12|3.00 Good Bye (Addio). Jn English Paolo Tosti|88009} |2}3.00 Love in May—(Parker) (2) I Once Had a Sweet Little Doll Jn English Nevin|88131)12|3,00 Lohengrin—Du Aermste (Unhappy One) with Homer German Wagner|89021}|12|4.00 Magic Flute—La dove prende (Smiles and Tears) with de Gogorza 89003) 12/4.00 Marriage of Figaro—Che soave zefhretto (Letter Duet) with Sembrich Mozart|95202}12/5.00 Romeo et Juliette—Valse (Juliet’s Waltz Song) Jn French Gounod/88011)|12/3.00 Still wie die Nacht (Calm as the Night) Jn German Bohm]|88005}12/3.00 Swing Song—Veronique—with de Gogorza Messager|89063] 1 2/4.00 Tosca—Vissi d’arte (Love and Music) /n Italian Puccini}88010} 1 2/3.00 Trovatore—Mira d’acerbe lagrime (Let My Tears) with de Gogorza Verdi|/89022)12/4.00 Who is Sylvia? In English (Words by Shakespeare) Franz Schubert}88013} |2/3.00 EASTER SELECTIONS—See also “ Crucifix” and ‘* Stabat Mater™ Angels Ever Bright and Fair and Unfold Ye Portals (‘‘Redemption’’) Choir|35075 Christ Arose—Hayden Quartet and Beautiful Isle of Somewhere—Harold Jarvis| 16008 Creation—The Heavens Are Telling—Conway's Band and Hallelujah Chorus—Pryor’s Band|35484 2|1.25 0! .75 12}1.25 Creation—With Verdure Clad (Haydn) | Lucy Marsh|60055}10] .75 Festival Te Deum No. 7, in E Flat (Buck) Trinity Choir/31781)| 121.00 Gloria from Twelfth Mass (Mozart) Lyric Quartet|31589}|12/1.00 Hallelujah Chorus (‘‘Messiah’’) Victor Chorus with Sousa’s Band/31770! 121.00 Hallelujah Chorus—Pryor’s Band and Creation—T he Heavens Are Telling—Conway’ 's Band|35484'|12|1.25 He Shall Feed His Flock (‘‘Messiah”’ ) Pryor’s Band|31716}12|1.00 Hosanna (Granier) Macdonough and Holy NIRRE pascal ec aca Oe uae 16060)10} .75 Hosanna (Jules Granier) Jn French nrico Caruso|88403|12/3.00 Hosanna _ (Jules Granier) Witherspoon|74279|12}1.50 I Know That My Redeemer Liveth and Oh, for the Wings of a Dove—Marsh\ 55053) 12)1.50 I Know That My Redeemer Liveth ( Messiah’ *) (Handel) Marsh!70071/12/1.25 Jesus Christ is Risen—Hayden Qt and Blest Be the Tie that Binds— Trinity Choir) 16178}10} .75 Les Rameaux (The ea (J. Faure) In French Enrico Caruso|88459| 12/3.00 Les Rameaux (The Palms) (Faure) Jn French Marcel Journet|74037/12/1.50 Les Rameaux (The Palms) (Faure) Jn French Edmond Clement}74319}12/1.50 Les Rameaux (The Palms) (Faure) Jn French Pol Plancon|85020| | 2/3.00 Palms, The (Faure) Harry Macdonough/|316601|12}1. ae QO} .7 Palms, The (Faure) Macdonough and The Holy City (Adams) Macdonough|164®8| | Redemption—Unfold, Ye Portals! and Angels Ever Bright and Fair—Marsh\35075)| 121.25 jEcho (Kohler) Flute and Oboe duet Lyons and ope Wren, The (Damare) Piccolo Darius Lyons 1604 7/10/5225 Echoes from Naples—Polka Concertina-grand P. Frosini Araby March Bandurria and Guitar Estudiantina Trio \ { \ 16829}10} .75 ("Marek f from Metropolitan Opera House (Tobani) Pryor’s Band March from Queen of Sheba (Gounod) ; Niebelungen March (Wagner); Prel uc e to Pagliacci (Leoncavallo) ; invitation to. the Dance (Weber); }/35041|12|1.25 and the final movement of Liszt’s Second Hungarian Rhapsody Babilona (Grand Opera potpourri) (Contents under “‘Babilona’’) Pryor’s B Ecstasi (Ecstasy) Tango Argentine (Obrero) Vessella’s Band Romance Waltz—Hesitation (Ernic Erdman) Vessella’s Dany} 17542 1Dhist> EDUCATIONAL RECORDS For the convenience of many not familiar with school grades and requirements, we will hereafter list alphabetically in the General Catalogue all educational records, classified only as to Vocal, Instrumental, Readings and Stories, and records for Physical Education. These records have been made to help in the uplift of the ideals and tastes of children everywhere, as well as furnishing the finest sort of entertainment and enjoyment for the little folks, the children and the young people. These songs, stories, readings, games, dances, and marches, etc., and others to follow, are just as suitable for the home circle as for the school room, and may be used for children anywhere, any place and at any time. Some of the short songs are grouped several on one record with small spaces between, enabling