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CATALOGUEOF GRAMOPHONE 7=Inch RECORDS ALL PREVIOUS LISTS CANCELLED. Stock List-April. CATALOGUEOF GRAMOPHONE 7=inch RECORDS The GRAMOPHONE& TYPEWRITER Ltd. Cctalogues published by The Gramophone and Typc'arikr, Ltd. Rrý I s4c: Cýta!ogcc. 10-in. Concert ;aialogae. 7-In. (Green) do. 10-in. ConcertForeign do. 7-in. Foreign do. Victor Monarch do. 11 NEW STYLE No. 3," ý03 $s. Fitted with "CONCERT SOUND BOX." THE SPRING SEASON. Gramophone its With the return of brighter and warmer weather, the will again take up position by as the king of outdoor entertainers. So much pleasure and amusement were obtained our friends in this way during the spring and summer months of last year, that we anticipate a few greatly-increased demand for our Gramophores and Records during the next months. Many new Records, by well known and popular artistes, are added to our Catalogues each month, so that endless variety can be obtained. CATALOGUE OF GRAMOPHONE SEVEN-INCH RECORDS. MILITARY BANDS-contd. See also our Fink Foreign Catalogue. Royal Artillery Band. 81 Introduction of Act II. (Mikado.) Coldstream Guards Band. 82 Selection II. (Mikado.) Under the able direction of its conductor, Mr. 84 Finale to the Mikado. The Modern Mackenzie Rogan, this renowned military band. has 87 The Policeman's Song and Penzance.) made the following very fine records for us. We con- Major-General. (Pirates of I Voice When I first fidently commend them to all who love first-class 88 hear the Soft and put military music. this Uniform on. (Patience.) 89 The Band is 344 Greetings coming. from (Egypt Tobisch). 40 Let's three When I 345 Selection, give cheers, and was "The Circus Girl" (Caryll- Lad I Tarn. (Pinafore.) Monckton). a sarved a 41 Little Buttercup (Pinafore.) 346 Hands Sea March (Sousa). across the 4,1 For he himself it, Never 347 Tarantelle des Salons (Jullien). nas said and mind the Why and Wherefore. (Pinafore.) 348 Stars and Stripes March (Sousa). 48 Take Sparkling Eyes 349 Selection, a pair of " Toreador " (Caryll-Monck- (Gondoliers.) ton). 44 Gavotte. (Gondoliers). 351 Mon Reve Valse. 45 No possible doubt whatever, and Cachucha. 352 Under the Banner of Victory (Blon). (Gondoliers). 353 Selection, " San Toy " (Jones). 68 Turkish Patrol. 354 Coppelia Galop (Delibes). 70 The Blue Bells Scotland, Tullochgornm. 357 of Regimental Marches. Auld Lang Syne. The Guards' Parade. and 359 71 Happy Darkiea Barn Dance. 367 The Invincible Eagle March. 72 Shepherd's Dance, Henry VIII 370 Medley of Coster Songs (Godfrey). 73 The Torch Dance,. 77 Selection I. (Gondoliers.) 79 The Men of Harlech. 80 Stony road to Dublin, and The Harp that Grenadier Guards Band. once through Tara's Halls. This famous band has the 81 Down among the Dead Men, The Bay military recently made Rule following records, the best have of Biscay. and Britannia. which are among we March. ever taken. Mr. Williams, M.B., Bandmaster the 88 Hoch Habsburg of Kermesse. Regiment, personally conducted the performance. 84 The 85 8-,diers' Chorus. (Faust.) 7 Finale to the Belle New Yora. of 86 The Braes of Auchterarder, and Annie 9 Chin Chin Chinaman. 87 Regimental Marches, Laurie. 11 Purity Brigade, and the Gay Parissenne 88 Wedding March. (Lohengrin.) (Belle of New York.) 89 March from Tannhäuser. 12 Belle of New York, and the Anti-Cigarette 92 Wedding March. (Mendelssohn.) Society. (Belle of New York.) 18 On the Beach at Narragansett. 14 Whirligig Trio. (Greek Slave) Municipal Military Band. 18 A poor little dummy I, My hope is am and This band is to make you my friend. splendid chiefly composed of players 19 Beautiful Venice. from the Queen's Hall Orchestra. The music is beautiful 20 Sea Girt Land of my Home, and Oh, I rendered with precision and perfect love Society. execution. 21 Selection I. (Circus Girl). 98 Marching to Pretoria. 22 The Piccaninnies. 100 The Messenger Boy, and Mary, Mary, 28 Jovial Monk. (La Poupee ) quite contrary. (Messenger Boy.)ýý 24 Soldiers in the Park. 102 Comme ci Comme ca, and Mummies. 26 Just a little piece of string (Circus Girl.) (Messenger Boy.) 26 Grand March. (Greek Slave.) 103 Maisie, and Up the Nile. (Messenger 48 Selection from the Gaiety (Ari. Boy.) 51 On y revient tonjours. (Artist's Model.) 108 Tell me, pretty Maiden. (Florodora.) 56 On Service. (Geisha.) 109 I have an Inkling, and The Shades of the 57 The Amorous Gold Fish. (Geisha.) Palms. (Florodora.) 58 El Capitan March (Sousa). 111 The Drinking Song and Finale. (Rose of 59 Be wise in Time. (Dorothy.) Persia.) 80 Graceful Dance. 112 Diamond Jubilee March. 61 Queen of my Heart. 118 Cock o' the North. 66 Perambulator Duet, and Superfluous 114 A Frangesa March. Relations. (Shop Girl.) 115 Absent-Minded Beggar. 67 The Soldiers of the Queen L18 The Boys of the OldBrigade March. 312 A F angesa March (Kaiser). 117 The Wearing of the Green March. 313 Smoky Mokes (Holzmann). 119 La Flamenga, Walt. 314 Imperial Edward March (Sousa). 120 The Gridiron March. 315 Turkish Patrol (Michaelis). 122 Pickaninnies' Barn Dance. 316 Happy Darkies Barn Dance. 124 Death of Ase, "Peer Gynt." (Grieg.) 317 Boston Belle Barn Dance (Godfrey). 126 Dance in the Hall of the Mountain King. 318 Down South (Myddleton). " Peer Gynt." (Grieg.) 321 The Last Stand (Myddleton). 126 Anitras Dance. (Grieg.) 322 Brooklyn Cake Walk (Thurban). 127 Niala Valse. 323 The New Colonial March (R. B. Hall). 130 Mendelssohn's Dead March. 324 By the Swannee River. An American 135 Prelude to Act III. (Lohengrin). Sketch (Myddleton). 137 Semper Fidelis (Sousa). 325 Sword and Lance March (Starke). 188 Czardas, from Coppelia. 339 Cotton Blossoms Cake Walk (Milt. Hall). 139 The Clown's Polka. 340 Shuffling Jasper (Scouton). 140 The Dandy Drummer Galop. 341 Copp6lia Valse (Delibes). 141 Prize of Viptory March. 342 The Darkies' Dream (Lansing). 142 Finale of !'poet and Peasant." MILITARY BANDS--contd. MILITARY' BANDS--cond. Municipal Military Band-contd. The Garde Repubiicaine Band of Paris 143 Jolly Coppersmith's Polka. -contd.196 144 Ride of the Valkyries (Wagner) 14f Hymno Nacionai Braziliero. Overture to Semiramis. 146 Chopin's Mazurka and Valse. 197 The Clown's Polka (Allier). 147 Southern Blossoms. 1£9 La Czarine Mazurka. 148 Nell Gwyn-Pastoral Dance. 302X) Fautasie from " Carmen. 149 Nell Gwyn-The Country Dance. 30202 The Masked Ball Polka. 152 The Benediction of Poignards. 30203 Mendelseohn's V, edding March. 153 Chopin's Polonaise. 33211 Rondo. 154 Fackeltanz (Meyerbeer). 30212 Swiss Air. 158 The Cuban Star March. 30213 Ballet Music (Fontbonne). 157 Dance des Bacchantes (Gounod). 30217 The Barber of Seville. 30218 Pas de Quatre. 158 Songs without words (Tschaikowsky). 159 The Gladiators' March (Sonsal. 30219 Grecian Polka. 165 Casse Noissette March (Tschaikowsky). 30220 The Bird and the noses, with Piccolo Solo. 1o6 Nell Gwyn-Merrymakers' Dance. 30221 The Charmer Polka (Leroy), 187 The Union for Ever March. 30223 The Shower of Pearls, with Cori-et fjolo. The Messenger Love, Cornet Solo. 168 Hero of the North March. 30224 of with 169 Pilgrim's March (Tannhauser). 30225 Bruxelles Polka (Batifort). 172 Hark 1 the Merry Christchurch Bells. 30226 Hylda Pjika. Solo. 174 Andante " Poet and Peesant " (Suppe). 30227 The Cornet Polka, with Cornet 178 Under the Double Eagle. 30228 Tandem Polka. 177 God Save The Ping. 30230 Marlborough. 199 Centennial March. (Reeves.) 30233 Amoureu3e Valse. 300 Selection III., Toreador.-Language of 30240 Honeymoon (American March). Flowers. (Archie.) 30243 Michel itrogoff, Cavalry March. 301 Selection IV., Toreador.-Keep off the 30244 Qui Vive, Cavalry Marcb. Cavalry lurch. Grass, and Away to Espana. 30245 Trumpet Char ge, 302 Happy days in Dixie, (Kerry Mills.) 303 Come little girl and tell me truly (Silver Slipper.) (Leslie Stuart.) 7th German Field Artillery &.nd. 304 The Toreador Song. (Toreador.) 309 Peace, Peace, Peace, Pink Hungarian The excellence of German military music is Bell Band, and The Rajah of Bhong exemplified in These records. (Country Girl). 00366 Where Alpine Rcses Bloom. 311 Yo, ho, little girls, and My own little girl (Country Girl). 40367 La Paioma. Bavarian Life Guards (Infantry Band). Municipal Band of Moan. These fire. records are exceptionally and rank This Band is considered the &nets in Italy, and the best hand records we have made. Queaug very- ranks as one of the best in the world. 40359 Schaftlertanz. 403E4 Thizer Schutzen March, 60104 March from " 11 Profeta." 40369 Donau«-eilen. 50105 Pot Pourri, from tha Opera Zaza. from 31ascotte." 40373 Mounting Guard at Court. 50107 Pot Pourri. "La 50111 La, Fiera Di Abbiategras:3o (Pcaa) 50113 Tampa Symphony. Curassir Regiment of the Guards. 50117 March della Costituzione. 50123 Lena and Rosa Polka. (German Cavalry.) 50124 March from "Aida." 40322 Die Wacht am Rhein. 50125 Danza delle oro (Gioconda). 40324 Mus ich denn zum Städtle hinaus. 40327 Nun danket alle Gott. P.avloff Military Band of St. Petersburg. French Military Band. One of the best known and most popular bands in From " Paris in London," Earl's Court Exhibition. Russia. 319 Ronde de Petits Pierrots (Bose). 20288 The Torero March (; riedsan). 320 Miralda Valse (Bose). 20297 At the Fair (Linke). 326 Selection I, " Three Little Maids " (Paul Rubens). 336 Le Phoceen Pas Redouble (Kakowsky). 337 Le Bains de Mer (Damare). Regiment of Navarra (Span:sh Cavalry 338 Le Rossignol de l'opera (Damare). Band). The national character_sties of Spanish Music are in these The Garde R epublicaine Band of Paris. well. exemplified records. This Band ranks as one of the three most famous 60150 Reverte. bands in Vie world. It is numerically the largest 60153 La Tienta. and has the greatest reputation of any band in France. 60154 Idilio Valse. 184 Russian March (Ganne). 60156 ElCuco. 185 The Passing Regiment March.
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