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Zonophone Records Complete Catalogue 1922 NOTE. 'C t u; e firWt fev," pe;9 s, A to this isst will b'. found ail the Taxtest Supp)z- nentary F:ecorais. T. Records shown on the following pages, A to L, comprise all the new :.embers issued in the Supplementary Lists since the complete- Catalogue wrs nrst issued, and are not shown in the Alphabetical List on pages 49 to 88. GRAND OPERA, &c. BANDS. (l.a Colombe Entracte (Violin) BLACK DIAMONDS. ?j Miss Mary Law A251 "La Selection, Pt. 1. (Puccini) Romance (Violin) Miss Mary Law "L a BBoheme"oheme' Selection, Pt. 11. (PuccLai) '--+.0.4Z Mad Scene, "Hamlet" "L'lncognita" A252 Fcr You Waltz (May Ostere) Rosebuds "L'incognita" La Barcarolle Waltz (1Vaidteutel) A253 3ien Ames Waltz (Waldteufel) Czardas (Violin)Miss Mon Reve Waltz (Waldteufel) Mariorie Hayward A254 Mettle England Fantasia, Part 1. and The Waltzing Doll (Violin) 11. (German) Miss Marjorie Hayward A256 Delilah Valse (Nicholls) Thrills Valse (Anciiffe) Calm and Peaceful was the Night (Taccola "ll Trova- 1924 Valse Delight (Franklin) notte placida), The Ladbroke (Pearce) tore" "L'Incognita" .0.44t Gentle Goddess, Virgin Spirit (Casa 1925 Uncle Sam (Fox-trot) (Dane) Splashes (Fox-trot) (Comer) Diva, the margenti cavatina), - I "Norma" "L'Incognita" 1926 Dolores, Waltz (Waldteufel) Chantilly Waltz (Waldteufel) Barcarolle, op 135, No. 1 (Violin) 1940 Monsieur Beaucaire, Selections 1. and Miss Marjorie Hayward 11. (Messager) -0.45 Celebre Gavotte (Violin) Blue Blazes (Fox-trot) (Tcnbridge) Miss Marjorie Hayward 1941- Yankyana (Jazz Fox-trot) (Dave Doll Song, "Tates of Hoffman" Coster) '-i 0.46 "L'incognita" Songs of the Season, Part 1. (Pecc- l,Beauty's Sleep "L'lncognita" rini), introducing: "Smiles," "In the Land Yams Yatao," "Anywhe-e in Hr.ngarian Dance No. 3 of (Violin) in the world with you," "Thuthie" Miss Marjorie Hayward x.0.47 Herje 1952 Songs of the Season, Part II. (Peco. Kati (Scenes de Ia Caarda) op. Tree Is- 32, No. 4 (Violin) rini), introducing "Palm land," "Give me the moonlight," L Miss Marjorie Hayward "Memories," "I want to snuggle," Mirella Waltz, "Mirella" "Wild, wild women" 0.48 "L'Incognita" f Demure (Fran:ain) Waltz 1953 Valse Song, "Tom Jones""L'Incognita" t Hesitation (Valse Boston) (Fanchey) (Peaceland, Selection I., introducing: "if Lne'a Pleading (Bruce Sterne) Irish, into the G.O.49 you're come parlour," (Violin) Miss Marjorie Hayward "Say you intend to see old Tennessee Berceuse (Jarnefelt)Miss and nie," "Till me meet agan," "Have Marjorie Hayward 1964 a smile," "Down on the farm" Peaceland, Selection II., introducing JNone can gainsay it, "Daughter of the Regiment" "That wonderful mother of min,," (Donizetti) "Mandy "Oh, Pelen," G.O.50 "L'Incognita" and me," "California and you," "Kelly's come Scenes that are brightest, "Maritana," (Wallace) "L'lncognita" back" 1978 j Sitka (Characteristic Piece) (Jones) (Amine (Egyptian Serenade) (Lincke) SIR HARRY LAUDER. (Western Land (Gay) 1979{C I'm always chasing rainbows (arr. )Z I S O-lit-O (Lauder) Pelher) Me er the Hilts to Ardentenny (Lauder) IThe Vamp (Fox-trot) Sunshine of Ronnie I .a W. 1992 Dardanella (Fox-trot)The 0-0-62{- Smile _.. __ _. _ -- »"- (Lauder Wild West jazz Band (1 wish you were here again (Lauder) 1993 Wyoming Waltz (Williams) See a.so page 3. 1Beautiful Ohio (Earl) 12-inch have the better A in front -odd .Records A ZONOPHONE RECORDS. BANDS. BANDS. BLACK DIAMONDS.-Continved. ST. HILDA COLLIERY Sweat Spirit, Hear My Prayer Coii tinned. 2005 (arr. D. George) ( Reminiscences of England, No. 1. (Doc' ý Nautical Medley (David (Worge) 21214 las) 2017 Irene, Selection, Part 1. and H.-( Reminiscences of England, No. 2 (Dou' Tf. rney) l las) 2029 ( Southern Maid, Selections I. and 11. 2127 f Philitary Church Parade, No. 1 (Hum, (Fraser Simpson) (Military Church Parade, No. 2 (Hum, 2020, On ,Miami Shore (Jacobi) ( Broken Blossoms (Tonbridge) 2043 Eulalie Waltz (Seymour) ORCHESTRAS. I That Nac,,hty Waltz (Levy) 2044; Swar:ee (Gr .twin) IOh, by Jingo, Oh, by Gee (Von Tilzer) JACK HILTON'S JAZZ BAND. I'm getting tired playing second fiddle 21555 Mon Homme (Yraia) 2061 (On_-step) The Love Net (Hirsch) you tame wild wimmen7 (One-step) 2075 rCanWhir':r;ig Se!ecticn, Part 1. { Whirlig,; Seleuic:n, Part II. THE PICTURE PALACE. 2076 ( City of Laughter Waltz 1942 f Un Sonnet d'amour (Coleridge Taylor,, Kentucky Fox-trot La Tarantelle Foetillante (ditto) 26891 On the quarter deck 1J80 Pizzicati (Gillet) 1 Voice of the guns 51 Nuit Napoiitaine (Duehatel) 2090 t Bo la bo (Fox-trot) "La Source," Ballet Suite, No 1, )., f When harvest the moon is shining 1994 pas des Voiles (Delibes) 2115 Whispering (Fox-trot) "La Source," Ballet Suite, No 2, Dan- Avalon (Fox-trot) Circassienne, No. 3, Naila (Delibes) 21035 Treasureland Selection (arr. Stoddon) "La Source," Ballet Suite (No. 4 Ma- 1 Part I. and 11. Naughty One-step 2006 zurka) (Delibes) 21041 Naughty, (Tunbridge) Pas de Fleurs Valse, "Naila" (De!ibee? Bogey, Bogey Fox-trot) 2045 El Relicario (Padilla) 2122 Ornaha Waltz (Nicholls) Fireflies Coo (Williams) (Byng) Avola step 2091 La Reine de Saba (Selection) 2129r Ballesteros One-step (Pablo ]ones) La Reine de Saba (Waltz) (Jambore -Eoy Scout March (Varney) Ke-S&-Ko (Chopuis) 2133 J League of Notions Selection, Part 1. 2146 Reconcihation-Polka ("Millions D'Arle- quin") (Drigo) 2134 f League of Notions Waltz (Barraft) 2158 Lonesome (B. Adams) Riff Raft--For-trot (Varney) ( Fragrance (C. Ancliffe) 21441 Sybil Selection, Part I. and 11.(Jacobi) See also page 13. 2145 Silver Star--Valse (Nichotfs) Blue Bird-Valle (Nicholls` ROYAL CREMONA. 2156 j Amazon (River of Dreams) (Eltinge) rim for ever blowing bubbles (Imagination Waltz (Williams) 201° ' (Kenbrovin and Kellett) Oh, 2157j A Musical Switch, Parts 1. and 11. (arr. what a pal was Mary (Wandling) by Alford)See 2031) Tell me (Korllander) ( Every time I (Adams) 6-11. see y'u also pages 2062 Love sends a little gift of roses Louisiana 2077 God gave me wonderful dreams ST. HILDA COLLIERY SAND. Tulip Time 2105 Rose of Bloomsbury Suuare (Hanley) 2067 + The mill in the dale (Descriptive) I just Little Smile (Renaldo) jThe forge in the forest (Descriptive) a 2136 J Pretty Kitty Kelly (Nelson) 2058 f Ida and Dot Titania The Land of Dreams (Varney) See also page 13. 200 Abide with Me Simeon 2060 f Slaidburn March F Farewell, my comrades! 2073 1 Kiltie's kocrtship (One-step) Chimes of ioy 2074 f Pat in America ( Dinah's holiday AU 12-inch Records ZONOPHONE RECORDS. ACCORDION. UKULELE, with Piano. PETER LEATHAM. JUAN AKONI. IThe Laird of Drumblaide (Scott Skin- 2055 Hawaiian Medley (Luvaun) tier), Angus Campbell (Scott Skinner) ;he Ideal Girl Waltz (Luvaan) and Miller of Drone (Kerr) See also pages 19 and K. :.:13 (Shufflin' Samuel Samuel's Schottische (Felix Burns) other Accordion Re:'rds on pages j and 15. VIOLIN & MUSTEL ORGAN BANJO. ELSIE SOUTHGATE and her Sister J. PIDOUX. DOROTHY. Unconquered Even bravest heart, "Faust" (Gounod) (Pidoux) in dew, "Faust"(Gounod) A Plantation Episode (Grimshaw) 1939 j flowers the See pages 15-16. also 1977 (Idylle Nocturne (Papini) BELLS. Mammy o' Mine (Pinkard) Indian Love Lyrics, No. 3, "Kashmir! E. W. RUSHFORTH. 1995 Song" (A. IVoodforde-Finden) Indian Love Lyrics, No. 3, "Till I Wake" '.'151( Stephanie Gavotte (Czibulka) (A. Woodforde-Finden) I Narcissus (Nevin) (Hul- .1 The Wayside Drink to me only with thine eyes Chapel (Wilson) 2028 l ) 1 De Cutest One (Clarke) ah That wonderful mother of mine (Good- 2 ( Sells of London j Secret Love win) 2070 O Star of Eve - (Dance of the Little Dutch Boys (David Op. S;i? Adagio, 67 George ) 2114 The Valse Song. "Boheme" (Puccini) Starlit Dell (Mackenzie) Le Cygne (The Swan) (Saint-Saens) See also page 16. 2143 f L'lnspiration (S. Southgate) Serenade Espagnole (D. Southgate) CELESTE. See also page 21. Professoto G. FRANKLYN. Be!ieve me if all those endearing young PPJd charms (Moore) Massa's in the cold, cold ground (ros- ter)See also page 16. CONCERTINA. JAMES HUME. (linder Freedom's Flag 1938 S Barcarolle ("Tales of Hoffman") (Offen- I bachlSee also page 17. FLUTE JOHN AMADIO. :',)71 tt Carnival of Venice Miss JESSIE BROUGHTON National Melodies 126 (Witches' Dance (Paganini) (Soprano). ( Papillion, Op. 30, No. 4 (Kohler) 1956 ( God sent you to me (Thompson) x;e other Flute Records on pages 18 and J. l Because of you (Ray) 20121 Every time I see you (Adams) ) Rest at Eventide (Power) PICCOLO. 20375 Alice Blue Gown, "Irene" (Ti rr,, ) GORDON WALKER. } Castle of Dreams (Tierney) 203 Let Rest the World by ^.' l5) The Comet (Brewer) the of go 1 just a Little Smile Will-o'-rhe-wisp (Blockeff) 66 5 Stump-Piccolo 209: j The Song of My Heart Rag (Sonfini) j'Twas Old-fashioned Love Sorg The Mocking an Bird (Brockett) 2150 (Baby Eyes (Richards and Gorton) See also page 19. (Little Feet, Come Home (Carlisle) All 12-inch Records have the letter A in front of Serial No. BALLADS, &c. BALLADS, &c. SYDNEY COLTHAM (Tenor). HATHERLEY CLARKE (Counte' Tenor).-Continued. The shades of evening close around A249 (wirh piano) (Clay) ý When the (with 2098 Venetian Moon world's a garden again Hawaiian Rose pianc) (f.ohr) Beauty's (with Chimes of Arcady (Gaston) eyes piano and violin Lomond loc A255 (Tosti) 2153-i Where the Hills of ,Ben obligato) down dell (Lilian Ray) Once (with piano and violin obligato on the S (Hervey) See also page 24. 1 Song of all the Ages (with piano) 1928 (Squire) Some Day (WeUings) PETER DAWSON (Baritone). Red Rose, "Mons. Beaucaire" (Messa- (Farewell in the Desert (Adams) 1927{ A Rollicking Rolling Stone (with piano) Honour and Love, "Mons Beaucaire" (Fisher) (Messager) 2008 Invictus (Huhn) Good-bye, Sweetheart, Good-bye (with Friendship (with piano) (Haney) 1954] piano) (Halton) Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal (with See also pages 24-26.
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