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VICTOR RECORDS
LAUDER, HARRY, Comedian
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 and
before the public.
whisper being absolutely distinct.
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 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 Victer Company, Lauder beirg 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 Every week of the four hundred and sixteen is positively con
so popular.
years !
These records were
This is one of
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LAUDER
tracted for at a salary which, previous to Lauder’s entrée, was never dreamed of by a
vaudeville performer.
NOTE.—In many of Lauder’s records he concludes by saying ‘‘ Good Night.”’ the Scotch dialect sounds very much like the slang term ‘‘ Get next.’”
which the comedian is cordially saying |
LAUDER RECORDS
A wee Deoch an’ Doris Blarney Stone Bonnie Leezie Lindsay Bounding Bounder, or, “On the Bounding Sea”’ Breakfast in Bed on Sunday Morn Fu’ th’ Noo He Was Very Kind to Me Hey! Dona I've Loved Her Ever Since She Was a Baby I’ve Something in the Bottle for the Morning Love a Lassie Love a Lassie Jean MacNiell Killiecrankie Kilty Lads MacGregor’s Toast Mr. John Mackay Picnic, The (Every laddie loves a lassie)
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Queen Among the Heather
Roamin’ in the Gloamin’
Roamin’ in the Gloamin’
Rob Roy MacIntosh
Saftest of the Family
Same as His Faither Was Before Him
She is My Daisy
She’s the Lass for Me
She’s the Lass for Me
Stop Your Tickling, Jock
Tobermory
Trip to Inverary
Trixie from Dixie
Wearing Kilts
Wedding 0’ Lauchie McGraw
Wedding of Sandy McNab
Wee Hoose ’Mang the Heather
Wee Hoose ’Mang the Heather
Wee Jean MacGregor
We Parted on the Shore
When! Get Back to Bonnie
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