Victor records (Nov 1913)

VICTOR RECORDS Number | | Price Adagio Lamentoso (Part of 4th and last movement of the 6th Symphony Ad in B minor, Op. 74, called ‘‘Pathetique’’) (Tschaikowsky) Pryor’s B/31800)12/1.00 ADAM, ADOLPHE oe (1803-— 1856), Compositions by See“ Chalet,” ‘‘ Holy Night,’”’ ‘‘ Noél’”’? and “ Si j’étais Roi” ADAMS, STEPHEN i844 1913), Compositions by See ‘‘ Holy City,” ‘‘ Maid of the Mill’? and ‘Star of Bethlehem ”’ Adantino (de Beriot) Violin Charles D’ iia Traumerei (Schumann) Violin Howard Rattay Addio del passato—See “ Traviata” Addio Napoli (March) (Ascolese) Vessella’s Italian Band 16900110! :75 Maria, Mari (Di Capua) Vessella’s Italian Band : Adeste Fideles (Oh Come, All Ye Faithful) Hayden conan aioe args Home Over There, The Macdonough and Hayden Quartet . Adeste Fideles (Portugallo) Westminster Se egestas Lead Kindly Light and Nearer My God to Thee Westminster Chimes 5 16050|10) .75 Adeste Fideles (with Chimes) Christmas Hymn Trinity con 169961101 -.75 Joy to the World—Christmas Hymn (Wéatts-Handel) Trinity Choir . Adopted Child (Creamer-Lemonier-Carle) Bob ee 17108110:.75 Beans! Beans! Beans! (Bowman-Smith) Eddie Morton : Adorables Tourments (Love’s Teasing) (Barthelemy) In French Enrico Caruso/88115}12|3.00 Adoration (Borowski) Violin Howard Rattay 5 1211.25 On the Beautiful Rhine Waltz (Keler-Bela) Victor Dance Orch{|>>°24| '4\'Adventures in a Department Store—Comic Talk M. K. Hill A Bit of Drama—Comic Monologue Murry K. Hilly 1 eo alata AEROPLANE SONGS Come, Josephine, in My Flying Machine (Bryan-Fisher) Blanche Ring/60032]10| .75 Come, Josephine, in My Flying—Jones and Qt. and IJ Love It—American Qt}16953/10} .75 Take Me Up With You Dearie—Murray and Qt and J Love My Wife—Murray|16769|10| .75 That Aeroplane Glide—Peerless Qt and That Sneaky Rag— Collins-Harlan|17113)10| .75 Afar from Thee, My Love (Linne) Joseph Phillips The Moonlight, the Rose and You (Schmid) Stanley and Bp 16 Oss Afifi March (Pryor) Pryor’s ‘Bond 17223|101.-75 Frozen Bill (Cake Walk—Two-Step) (Pryor) Pryor’s Band . AFRICANA (Af-ree-kah' -nah)—French title, LL AFRICAINE (Laf-ree-kane’ ) Opera in five acts; text by Scribe; music by Meyerbeer. Produced Paris, 1865; London, 1865; first N. Y., 1865. Revived in 1906 at the Metropolitan, with Caruso. L’ Africaine tells of the adventures of Vasco di Gama, the explorer, who is betrothed to Inez, daughter of the King of Portugal. The King tries to marry his daughter to Don Pedro, telling her that the explorer has been shipwrecked, but Vasco suddenly appears with two slaves, Selika and Nelusko, whom he found off the coast of a strange land. Vasco, when the Council refuses to furnish him with a ship to explore the unknown country, denounces their parsimony and is ordered to prison. ‘To save him, /nez consents to wed Don Pedro, who takes his wife and the slaves and sails away to find the land sought by the explorer. Don Pedro’s ship is wrecked on the coast of India through the treachery of Nelusko, and most of the crew massacred. Vasco, who has followed them, becomes fascinated with Selika, who proves to be a Queen of India, but just as he is about to wed her he hears the voice of /nez and deserts the Queen for his first love. Selika, concealing her feelings, sends the lovers back to Spain, then kills herself with the blossoms of the Palane mancanilla tree, and Nelusko, finding her body, himself inhales the deadly perfume NOTE.—The selections in Africana and other operas in this catalogue are printed in the order of their occurrence in the opera. Africana records are sung inItalian except as noted. ACT J—xING’s COUNCIL CHAMBER AT LISBON Dio che la terra venera (Thou Whom We Adore) La Scala Chorus and Prelude, Act III—La Scala Orchestra'62614 10) .75 Aria de Sonno, “In grembo a me”’ (Lulled in My Arms) Matzenauer|88360)12/3.00 ACT IIl—a PRISON CELL IN LISBON Sei l'angiol diletto (Oh, Guardian Angel!) Farelli and Martinez-Patti and Adamastor, re dell’onde profonde (Ruler of the Ocean) Cigada\62407,\10| .75