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 () 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 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 . 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. COLTHAM (). 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 (). 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. piano) (Quilter) 1965 1 Coming to You (Meale) Miss BESSIE JONES (Soprano). Golden Love (Wellings) Sweethearts (Sullivan) Love's Cigarette, "A Southern Maid" 19811 Moon of My Heart (with piano) (Thor- 2039 (Fraser Simpson) son) Dark Grows the Sky, "A Southern Maid" Forget, Forgive (Well:ngs) (Fraser Simpson) 2001 j The Garden I FashioneA for You (with 1 2129 Lantern Time of Love (Gordon) piano) (Oliver) I For One Sweet Day (Tierney) 2019 5 Flower Brittany (Lohr) of My Bridal Veil ("League of Notions") Deep in my Heart (Stephenson) 2139 (Ager) The Little Rose Lane in Milden (with The Garden of Dreams ("League of 2032- piancl (Kahn) I l Notions") Barraft) When You are There (Tate) I 2064 1 Luve Lily I See also page.27. A Walk in the Wood 20 8 ( One Little Hour It Melissa GEORGE PARKER (Baritone). 2092 Brittany IShe Alone Charmeth My Sadness, jjITwo of Us A250{ "Irene" (Gounod) jThe Sells of Home (Holliday) From Fair Provence-Di Provenxa, "La 2186 A Little Heaven for You (Rct.'^en Traviata" (Verdi) Forbcs) Colleen Bawn (Benedict) 2158 Only You (Schneider) The Beat o' the Drum (Simpson) Village Steeplechase (Elliott) ( For Ever and for Ever (Tostd) The The Road that Leads to You (Squire) See 22-24. also pages The Cobbler's Song, "Chu Chin Chow" 2046 { (Norton, HATHERLEY-CLARKE.(Counter-Tenor). Il My Desert Flower, "Chu Chin Chow" (Norton) 2130{(2130I ShoemakerShoemakero' Ned (Newton) Till we meet again (with violin obligato) Mine (Atherley) 1944 (A. Whiling) See 28. When Love Peeps in the Window (with also page violin obligato) (Bennett Scott) Hush-a-Rye ( Waltz (F Knight HERBERT PAYNE (Tenor). 1950 Logan) Gates of Gladness (Cunningham and Smiles (with chorus) (Lee S. Roberts) Rule) 19301 It's a Little Touch of Home (with (Somebody Whispered an Sweetly (with I chorus) (Connor) 19821 chorus) (IValters) Bells and Blue Ribbon (with chorus) When the Roses Come Again (with 1931 (Adams) l chorus) (Persley) Carry On, Madelon (with chorus)(Roberts) JPretty Little Rainbow (with chorus) 2001 (Plunkett) (Hindustan (with chorus) Golden Gate Open for Me (with chorus) 19471 Wallace and Weeks) (Kendis and Brockman) `Singapore (with chorus) (Friedland) .li 12-inch Records have the letter A to front of Serial No. L ZONOPHONE RECORDS. BALLADS, &c. BALLADS, &c. HERBERT PAYNE (Tenor)- HERBERT PAYNE (Tenor).- Coniinueä. Continued.

1Back from the land of yesterday (with 20821 1 left my heart in Maryland 4S chorus) (Nicholls) j Dear Old Pal of Mine When I dream of old Erin (with chorus) 2095 J Laughing Vamp (Friedland) j Kentucky Home of Mine That old-fashioned Mother of Mine 2117 WhisperingGirl (with chorus) (Nicholls) of Mire Panama (with chorus) (Howard Flinn) III see you 'n C-U-B-A (Berlin) 1 For you a rose, for me a memory (with 2107 Your wonderful heart of gold (Lang and 198 chorus) (Nicholls) Scott) t Take me back (with chorus) (Malcom) 2108iWhen I get Home (Wenrich) IThat wonderful Mother of mine (with Hello, dear old Virginia (Whidden) 19O' chorus) (Goodwin) I'll be with in apple blossom time (Von Where the blue-eyed Mary's grow (with 2124 Tiizer) chorus) (Long and Scoff) Pretty Kitty Kelly (Nelson) Sweet Emalina, my gal (with chorus) 21375 The best !ittie world (B. Scoff) (Creamer and Layton) 1 Anytime, anyday, anywhere (Kortlander) I Mickey (with chorus) (Morel) Omaha (Nicholls) Sammy o' mine (with chorus) (Pinkard) 2148 Blue Bird (By the Blue Lagoon she's +Si To me it's simply heaven (with chorus) waiting) (Nicholls) (Wilmot[ and Fernbank) Feather Your Nest (Kendis-Brockman- Take Girlies to Movies (with 2149 Johnsen) `Chong your the chorus) ({{'end(ing) I'd love to fall asleep and wake up. in (he come from Hong Kong) my Mommy's arms (Ahlen) (with chorus) (Weeks) 2161 Amazon (River of Dreams) (Eltinge) Prayer (Nicholls) Love in Lilac Time (with chorus) The lisp of a Baby's ! E!35 (Lensen) Chinky Lee (Franklin) 2162 Old don't Take me with you to Dreamland (with ýTill pal, why you answer me? ( (Costin) (Jerome) chorus) No Man's Land I I'm forever blowing bubbles 3128 Rose of We Meet Again (Hatherley Clarke) :398 (Kenbrovin and Kellette) Memories (Von Alstyne) See also pages 28-30. 1929 My Baby's Arms (Tierney) J Tell me (IKortfander) f After you're gone (with chorus) C9{ (Creamer and Leyton) H-O-M-E (with chorus) (McGee and Rule) ,-?1'3(Granny (with chorus) (Belledna) I Baby (with chorus) (Alstyne) (f want to hear that Dixie Melody (with chorus) (Gorton) Some day when the sun is shining (with chorus) (Gorton) ;You'll be some wonderful girl (with 22j chorus) (McCarthy) t Give me the seaside (Weston and Lee) In Sweet September (with chorus)(Monaco)

Now I know (with chorus)(Hrnry and Onivas) "ý;: ; (Swanee (with chorus) (,p ershwin) Nobody knows (with chorus) (Berlin) When the Harvest Moon is Shining 18 (Stevens) Rose of No Man's Land (Brennan) (When they get Dixieland on the wireless HAROLD WILDE (Tenor) '=4z telephone) (Osborne) In Monterey (Moret) jEgypt, You (Ambroise; s I am Calling Wyoming Lullaby 19451 The Kingdom within Your Eyes Lindy's Wedding (H Nicholls`, 3067 Down in Georgia 1956 Wonderful World of Romance (W'icholls) Le VeedsAll l Three Roses (Arden) 12-inela Records have the letter A in front of Serial No. ZONOPHONE RECORDS. BALLADS, &c. VOCAL DUETS. HAROLD WILDE (Tenor).- Oh, I Wish I was Tarzan Continued. 2101 Ob, You l.itle Thief Hedges Brothers and Jacobs,- (Love Sends a Little Gift of Roses Then you'll remember me 2047{ (Opertshaw) 2109 Harry Fey and Ernest Pi Will You Love the Violets when You My Baby's Eyes (Wheeler and Whale.; If have Lost the Rose? (Nicholls) Billy Murray and Harry Fay 2096 jhereG'sGod ave Me Wonderful Dreams Dear Old Songs (Howard and Hedges T Another Little Girl I'm Fond Of ?I?0 Weston and Lee See also page 33. Old-fashioned Mammy of Mine (Howe and Hedges) Hedges Bros. & Jacobre^. Down the trail to Home, Sweet Hon VOCAL DUETS. 21381 (Ball) Denton and Pike Beauty's Eyes (Tosti) Coltham & Parker Borneo (Stanley and Allen)Denton A2571 Down the Vale (Moir) {I Coltham & Parker See also pages 33-36. Till We Meet Again (Whiting) Coltham Parker You're in Love and 3115 McDonough Lyric Quare! You're Still an old Sweetheart of Mine and (Whiting) Coltham Parker Its the Welcome HomeMurray and Derr, Don't Dilly Dally on the Way (Collins and 1974 { and Leigh) Murray and Fay Wake__ up, Mary! Wake up and Sing ZONOPHONE CONCERT (Weston and Lee) Murray and Fay Dreamy Alabama (Earl)Coltham QUARTETTE. and Park-- Alabama Lullaby (Cal de flail) (Christmas Morn (D. Georg?) but Coltham Parker 2072{ Christmas comes once a year and L Santlv)See Fuzzy Wuzzy-Woo (Carlton and Whid" 36-39. 20001 den) Murray and Fay also pages Down_ at Mulligan's Picture Show (Weston and Lee) Murray and Fap Pennsylvania (Wcston and Lee) HEBREW RECORDS. Alexander's Band is Back in Dixieland (I am Comfortable, from "The Esser. (Gumble) Murray and Fay 4024{ of Judaism," Baritone, with Orohest, I've Been Out with Wild. Wild Women j Song, from "The Essence Judaism. { of 2023 (Mills and Ccstling) Murray and Fay I Baritone, with Choir ]taFano (Weston and Lee) f Rejoice all Jews, from "The Essence c: 4025{ Judaism" Sextets: Hand in Hand Again (Whiting) Priests and Levites, from "The Essen Parker and Coltham of Judaism" Soprano, with Cho Tulip Time' (Stamper) I am Homesick, from "The Jewish Soul Soprano. with Orchestr h, that Baby o' Mine (Long and Scott) The Thora, from "The Jewish Soul" Murray and Fay Soprano, with Orchestr+ 2 5' ' The Night that O'Rafferty's Pig Ran Future World, from "The Jewish Soui Away (Hargreaves and Collins) Duet, with Orchest Murray and Fay God of the Universe, from "The Jev ' City of Laughter (Coltham and Parker) Soul' Duet, with Orches'r 2`i65 I Am Climbing Mountains Raisins and Almonds, from "Shu!atnitr Coltham and Richardson Tenor, with Orches' Come Down to Bungalow Town Plaintive Song of an Idiot, from "V 2069 1 Any G!rl from Anywhere Wild Man" Tenor, with Orahew: Murray and Fay The Mother-in-law, from "Be a Ms.. Good Night, Beloved Duet, with Orchest 20795 Watching for the Dawn Thou Art a Good Wife Coltham and Parker Duet, with Orches' it'll be all the Same (Robert Woodville) Anna and Joel, from "The Jews ngP{ shoo, what a Silly Idea Morocco" Duet, with Orchest Rl.acinnc hv fh.Pýf.cfc Woodville and Fay . (I Want a Boy Duet, with Orchest 2ocsI It I had the Lamp of Aladdin For the Thora-The Crown and Go: Hedges Brothers and Jacobsen Deeds, from "My Wife's Friend" (Under the Desert Star Duet, with Orches' The Newspaper SeVer, The Jeo ,.J93 Twenty Large DomainsPayne from and Woodville ish Soul" Duet, with Orchestra ZONOPHONE RECORDS. HEBREW RECORDS. COMEDIENNES.ZONA j Esser in my Memory, from "The je+aish Heart" Baritone, Orchestra VEVEY. with 1959J Ida from Idaho (Max Erard) The Bundle Baritone, with Orchestra (Give the a Summer's Evening (M Erard) (Chinke Pinke Duet, from "Gabriel" Duet, Orchestra 1972 J Sun Brown Sue (Max Erard) with The One Man Band (Max Erard) (Duet, Holy Sabbath Duet, ";rith Orchestra Tfuth, from ' Mosce Chajet" 2051 1 Know P. Cosy Nest (Max Erard) I Ding Dong (Max Erard) Duet, with Orchestra Duet of Perez and Milken, from "A Bad 2087 That Mountain Melody iLVife" Duet, with Orchestra Sandy McAdoo f If a Jew has a Wife (Folk Song) 2164 f{ An Old-fashioned Garden (Erard) Soprano with Orchestra (You can't always wear a ýniila Erard) On Friday Night, from "Seliger Pletnik" Soprano, with Orchestra See also page ý 1.

COMEDIENNES.FLORRIE COMEDIAP,5. G. H. ELLIOTT (The nocc FORDE. Coloured Coon). Heigho, Jazz it with Me (Foley) Hello, There, Flannigan When She Knows that I'm a Millinns;re (Mills. Scott and Godfrey) Kelly, 1933 (Greenfield) I'm Glad to See You Pack (Neat) Condescending J Ca-bagel, Ca-beans, Car-rots Sabie, You're so (Harrington Hemley) (Stanley Allen) and - and Jln the Land Yama Yamo (Fisher) (Sunday (Stevens) of 1988tGive Her Great Big Kiss for Me i Teach Me [-low to Fly (Scott) a (Mott and Sullivan) [if You're Irish, Come islo the Parlour (Glenville and Miller) Maisie Lou (I'll be Waiting Down the Wherever the Girls are, You'll Find a 20041 Lane for You) F3s!b rnan and Grock) Can't Hex. =ells Jack Tar (dtiils, Castling and Scott) You a .Y,]:'44t_ý' ( for Me? } ((!h. Georgie! What You Going to are j Lo? (W. Stanley and A. Allen) 2054 Louisiana (Neat, I,Good-night, Nursie (Sanders) ( Ohio (Butler) f All 2110 Fly away, Mr. l1ury through Winking at a Soldier (Mammy's Mississippi 1;ruoe (Langley) Rhino -so.s- or-us (Stanley and Alten) If back Dixie ',. ':y you're going o ., -t ( By Gum 2140 and Allen) She Will an' All Kentucky Hot (Weston Len) I went to go to my and I, (Elliott) Play that Again an the "Gramophone" (Bernard and Townsend) 21545 Baby o' Mine (Ball-Clare c

GEORGE FORMBY. ROBERT WOODVILLE (Baritone).

Heigho I (Formby) 2081 Rose of Bloomsbury Square She Was Wonderful 1935 Looking for Mugs in the Strand(Formby) Oh, What a Dlference the Navy's Med They Must Have Heard About Me 2094 to Me Pull Together 1975 (Connor and Formby) Just Before tha Show 2116 J Rose of Virginia (Caddigan and Storey, (Kendal and Formby) Cuddle Up (A. Von Tilzer) 2014 Lucky Jim (Hyde and Formby) 2123 Japanese Sandman (Whiting) Those Happy Days Formby) In Old Japan (Clare and Tomlin) 9G$ß f Weeping Jinnie 21fO5Silver Star (Nicho?is) dine Boys ?F the j Sweet and Low (Johnson) No. ý.f,. 12-inch XeßOr'ds have the letter pin front of Ser"ia1 H ZONOPHONE RECORDS.

'r.t5 following Records, comprising the very latest Dance and Instrumental have been listed for Australasia. Hear one and .Novelties, specially you will want them all.

ORCHESTRAS. ORCHESTRAS. ýOOSEPHC. SMITH'S ORCHESTRA. PA&L BIESE AND HIS NOVELTY ORCHESTRA. 12 inch. 3192 J Oh ! Medley Fox-trot (Cbing-a-Ling's Jazz Bazaar Mystery Fox-trot ?-ý95 { Medley Fox Trot 3205 Karavan Fox-trot Smith's Orchestra fi Trot Irene Medley Fox When You're Alone T_ i f.rnw'. rearm N. '"3 Lady Billy-htedfey Fox Trot (Jerome Kent)10 ORIGINAL DIXIELAND JAZZ BAND

inch. JMargie-Medley Fox Trot (Conrad and 3296 Robinson) i f You're in Love-Medley Fox Trot Palesteena-Fcx Trot (Conrad and Ro- I Venetia Waltz binson) On Miami. Shore-Waltz 3306 Broadway Rose Peggy-Medley Fox Trot Sweat Mamma (Papa's getting mad) Taxi One Step LWl:en You Look in the Heart of a &:P=t Left All Alone Again BluesMedley SELVIN'S ORCHESTRA. Fox Ttoi (Whose Baby are You? Medley Fox 1 rot 3190 !n Your Arms-Fox-trot My Isle Golden Dream: bä.55 Oh, What a Pal was Mary Medley Waltz of (',Nobody Knows-Medley One-step 3219 Wcnd'ringHold Lovely Summer Time-Waltz Me-Palace L'^ 8, VAN EPPS TRIO. 3230 MandyNovelty One"at (So Long- oo-Long-Pox-trot rMammy's Lullaby-Waltz DIXIELAND JAZZ BAND. Lazy Daddy-Fox-trot BENSON'S ORC1-i':: :;15 WaitingMammy CH1CAC - o' Mine . 1 Might be Your Once in a While Fair One-Fox Trot Patches 3258 `.'d lo'.e to fall asle :.. my Mammy's arms ( r' E. Ah:arz Love Nest-Fox-trot Trot . Titzer) -'335( A Youag Man's Fancy-Fox-trot 3259iChili Bean--Fox (Von j My Little Bmbo-One-step (Donaldson) SOS Honey (Zintbalist) Dewy-Medley Waltz I love you, Sunday-Fox Trot Honey Dew-Medley One-step (Zimbalist) 3260 (C. Straight) Kiss-a-miss Waltz (M. Bzron) Oh, Gee! Oh, Gosh! One-step (Erdman) i Romance Waltz (L. Devid) Biddy Fox Trot J. S. Zamecnik) Mello 'Cello Waltz 3281 Somebody-Medl(ey Ore-atep (Little and The Legend-Medley Waltz Dellon) fI lost my hear: to Fox-trot 3300 Crooning Fox Trot (Ct sar) 3305 you--Medley (Introducing "Heart of Mine") I'll keep on loving you-Fox-trot (Rose) Broken Moon, (introducing "Without (Toddle-Medley Fox Trot (introducing L You")CONWAY'S 3301;( "Maori") I WHITEMAr4'S ORCHESTRA. BAND. Moenlight-Medley Fox Trot (Conrad) 33025 Scandinavia Fox Trot l General Pershing 1 Ain't we got fun?-Fox Trot Repeat Band WHITEMAN'S ORCHLS x k.4. SOUSA'S BAND. :231 j Whispering Fox-trot (Comrades of the Legion Mereh (Sousa) The Japanese Sandmar, i, VICTOR MILITARY BAND. 3227 Rosie-Medley Fox 'i rcc if , ;ý1P; In the Perk--March (Dora) Honolulu Eyes (Vloür,i,i ITT l2"inch Records have the letter A in front of Serial N. t ZONOPHONE RECORDS. ORCHESTRAS. INSTRUMENTAL. WHITEMAN'S ORCHESTRA.- ALL STAR TRIO.-Continued. Continued. Old Man Jazz-Fox Trot (Quaw) Humming-Medley Fox Trot (Breau- 3257 SELVIN'S NOVELTY ORCHESTRA. 3278 Henderson) Dance-o-Mania-Fox Trot (Gilber My Mammy-Medley Fox Trot (Donald- Cooper) $or) 3272 12th Street Rag-Fox Trot (Bowman) 3282 (Make Believe (J. Shilkret) Dotty Dimples--One-step (Green-Arier I Some little bird (Gillespie) IMazie-Fox Trot (Caine-Dawson-Gold: 3288 1 never knew (Pitts-Egan-Marsh) 3283 j Answer-Medley Fox Trot (Vause-Ma--- no you over think of me? (E. Burnett) Ennery-Van and Schenk) 5Bright. Eyes-Medley Fox Trot (Motzen- 3303 All Star One-step (G. H. Green) 32891 Jerome) f Hy'n-Dri Fox Trot (Wadsworth-Arde-? Love Bird (Fiorito) I Sweet 'n pretty-Fox Trot (All Star T,-' 3298 Cherie (Bibo) 3306 Where the lanterns glow-Fox Trot (Vu"- Mon Homme (Yvain) Eps Trio) Any time, any day, anywhere Fox Trot 3304 (Korflander) ACCORDION (Pietro). Wang Wang Blues (Mueller-Johnson and Busse) 3185 ( Winner Fox Trot Underneath Hawaiian Skies (Rose and 1 Dandy Fox Trot Gideon) 32161 My Baby's Arms 3307 Down around the Sip-sip-sippy Shore He'd Say Oo-la-la, Wee Wee-One-ste;_ (Medley One-step) (Introducing Tur- My Sahara Rose-Medley Fox Trot (Dorr key 'n de Straw Old Black Joe) and 3261 aldson) A3507 f AvalonMy Stop it-One-step (Donaldson) Wonder Girl 3285 Russian Rag (Cobb) A3614 Grieving for you-Fox Trot Turkey in the straw (BonneR) My Wonderful Girl-Fox Trot NEAPOLITAN TRIO. YERKES JAZZARIMBA 3186 I Old Kentucky Home ORCHESTRA. j Sweetsweet Spirit, Hear My Prayer Behind Your Silken Veil 3189 Medley Fox Trot Roses at Twilight-Medley Waltz

INSTRUMENTAL.ALL FLUTE. STAR TRIO. Whirlwind (Tourbillon) (Saxophone, Xylophone, Piano.) 3229 BASSOON. and Hungarian Fantasia, Op. 35 (Weber) Ohl By Jingo-Medley Fox Trot See also pages 18 and C. A3504j Palace Trio (Saxophone, Accordeon and Piano) Nobody but you-Medley Fox Trot PALACE TRIO. Siren of a Southern Sea-Medley Fox (Saxophone, Accordion Piano). (Weeks-Noble) and Why don't you?-Medley Fox Trot 32001111 See You' in Cuba-Fox Trot (Tierney-Black) The Crocodile 2188J You'd Be Surprised Medley One-step Keep Movin'-Fox Trot 31991 Swasee-One-step SAXOPHONE. Venetian Moon-Fox Trot Rose of Washington Square RUBY WIEDOEFT. 32955 Valse Erica (Wiedoeft) You Ain't Heard Nothing Yet j Saxophobia (Wiedoeft) 3212 ( Everybody Shimmies Now

I Want a Daddy who will Rock Me to j 3214? Sleep Medley Fox Trot Ail '!:e Quakers are Shoulder Shakers

"'t 12-inch Records have the letter A in front of Serial No. I ZONOPHONE RECORDS. UKULELE. rt'ild Flower WaltzUkulele (Avalon (Jolson-Rose) Charles Harrison and Xylophone 3268{ Feather your nest (Kendis-Brockman) Alabama Moon I Campbell and Burr Beautiful Hawaiian Waltz Beautiful Annabelle Lee Charles Hart Hawaiian Twilight--Fox Trot 3286 Elliott Shaw (Meyer) I and '.et the rest of the world go by (Ball) Louisiana (Freed-Wallace) Sterling Trio Blue White Marimba Band Trio ... and --Male ?: Isle of Golden Dreams-Waltz (Blau- fuss) QUARTETTES, 3202 j Buddha Peerless Quartette BALLADS} &c. Let Me Dream Stering Trio 3220 Pretty Kitty Kelly Charles Harrison 'I.SIE BAKER (Contralto). Drifting Peerless Quartette i Annie Laurie 3223f I Mandy Shannon Four Ben Bolt Breeze American Quartette (My (Lewis-Young-Donaldson) ?9. Dear Liale Boy of Mine Mammy Sweet and Low 3281 Peerless Quartette-Male Underneath Hawaiian Skies Albert Campbell and Henry Burr (Rose)

LIGHT OPERA. A3505 ¬ Gems from "Oh, Lady, Lady" Gems from "Going Up" OLIVE KLINE (Soprano) and A3506 J Gems from "!gene" ORPHEUS QUARTETTE. I Gems from "Oh, Boy" (i::tle Birch Canoe 1:, Let the Rtst of the World Go By COMEDIANS. Etizab.th Spencer and Charles Hart BILLY MURRAY. HENRY BURR (Tenor). 3191 You'd be Surprised Freckles The Harp that Once through Tars's 3201 I'll See You in Cuba (Vocal) Halls He Went in Like a Lamb SighingWas I've Got the Profiteering Blues there Ever Pal Like You? Gee ! ll a 3209 Oh, by Jingo ! Oh, by You're a billion Miles from Nowhere Margaret Young Charles Harrison Oh, Gee I Say, Gee: You ought to see Mother's Hands Gee Gee from Fiji Isle (Von When my the the Harvest Moon s Shining Tilzer) Charles Hart and Lewis James 3270 VICTOR ROBERTS & HARMONIZERS Daddy, You've Been a Mother to Me QUARTET. :.irl of Mine Charles Harrison My home town is a one horse town (Sil- i)h, What a Pal Was Mary Dear Heart John Steel ver) l am Climbing Mountains You Didn't Want Me When You Had VICTOR ROBERTS (Tenor). Me t Oh, How I Laugh when I Think How Tired of Me 01 1 Cried About You )'d Love to Fall Asleep I My Sahara Rose iOld pal, why don't me? 3236(You Know V hat I (icrome)CHARLES you answer mean So Long 0 0- long HARRISON I'm a lonesome little raindrop (Hanley) Avalon (Jolson-Rose) 3269 SIDNEY PHILT.IPS. The moon shines on the moonshine JOHN STEEL (Tenor). L (Bowers) `ý3'hispering GILBERT GIRARD (Descriptive i The Lcve Boat. Speciality). The Love Nest Blue Diamonds (((Santa Claus gives away his Toys (Gir- Rose of my heart (Morel) A3&11{ ard) When I looked in your wonderful eyes Santa Claus tells about his toy shop (Osborne) (Girard)

All 12-inch Records have the letter A in front of Seri,.;i :bc 9 To ,essen the difficulty of those who have just acquired an Instrument, and who xsh to make a sclectios of "Zonophone" Records, we print herewith a list of titles calculst-ý to make the widest appeal to all buyers. These are recommended with the greatest confidence. and no collection of records can be ec"nsidered complete without these titles.

Coloured Major (Banro) Oily 0-.` er 932 flock of Ages Basses o' th' Barn Bend 4471 Sovereignty Beasts o' th' Barn band Lumbrin' Lute (Banjo) Oily Výei j (Belle, R.--' ) f Light Cavalry Overture 448 Speoatime Two-step with Twilight Shadows (Bells, with Band; A14? Black Diamonds land Solo)Van i Masaniello Overture Black Diamonds Band Shadows of the night ('CelIO sf j Maritana Overture, Parts !. H. A223 and The deep blue sea (Piccolo)Miss I Black Diamonds Band W. }ic 4205Lynwood March Black Diamonds Band 624 {Impudence (Concertina) Alexander P Prairie Flower March Black Diamonds Band Poppies (Concertina) Alexander Pn. Chorus Black Diamonds Band Intermezzo from "Cavallaria Rusti;;:: 873 Entr'act Gavotte, "Mignon"Black 464{ (Violin) Prof. Rý,. 110 ,Anvil Diamonds Band Caazonetta (Violin) Pro. Ran nta 235 f Old Comrades March Home Guards Band Serenade (Violin, Flute and Harp) The Francini T'ria Fatinitza Quick March Home Guards Rand Intermezzo (Violin, Flute and Harp) I God send you back to me The Francini i75ß Royal Cremona Orch. The Ladies of Cadiz (Xylophone) of sleep Royal Cremona Orch. 487 S. Fran 30651 Norwegian Cradle Song Arcadia Orch. Estudiantina Waltz (Xylophona)S. Orch. Fran (Sunbeams and Shadows Arcadia

When you're a long, long way from home In the Gloaming 3032 Henry Eurr Will Oakland and American Quarraie In the Palace of Dreams Henry Burrj3035 When the Autumn Moon is creer`Irt through the f Pa. Sydney Coltham woodland ted Will Oakland and American Qei+r 1759 + If I might only coma to ysu The Sunshine Smile H. F Sydney C0ltham1423 of your The eves are the window of the sot: H. P.' cs!e When Johnny comes marching home Dawson, Chorusi Down Texas Way H. [ ni 1777 Peter with You "Home 11ICiý {i s lPueter Luwcsoa a, 1827 remember a place called "uwith Chorus H. Payne. with Chort and r, Dn "Dream boat" Ernest ike 2O S The Drover Peter Dawson Come to my heart again Ernest Kangaroo and Dingo Peter Daweoz Less than the dust Poster Richar'Pa ('Till 1 wake Foster Rlchares,+e

F '- (It's lust like büag at Same 1843 J Good-bye-ea Florrie 63". Harry Lauder Vas Dam Familp Florrie Fed. Harry Lauder Roaming in the gloaming 899 J Building it chicken house, Parts 1. ar Back, Back to wbere the heather i Will :. Lauder S:. a 28 grows Harry My Hawaiian Sunshine Will Strcot I I'll is the think get wed summer 1798 O'Brien is tryin' to learn to talk Haws>Al Harry Laud« Will St f flannigaa's Flying Machine .4 £ ?*, '114 (A German on the telephone Dick Drsbl RIrkby J A Whiatlieg Yarn G. H. 1{ar.'.49 LMaguire's Motor Rite Stanley GRAND OPERA & CELEBRI T Y RECORDS Ten-Inch Double-Sided. Miserers, "II Trovatore" The Chorale, "Faust" Mtss Alvana Yarrow and Mr. Messrs. Peter Dawson, Harry Yn Thornton and Chorus the Combat, "D Trovatore" Duel Scene, "Faust" Mdme. Violetta and Mr. ErnestPike Messrs. Ernest Pike. Harry Thornton and J. H. Scotland Home to Our Mountains, "L Tro- Let me gaze on the form before vatore" me, "Faust" Mr. Ernest Mdme. Violetta and Mr. Ernest G.O.7 Pike and Miss Alvena Yarrow Pike Faust (Trio) Miss Alvena Yarrow, What hear I? "Il Trovatora" Messrs. Ernest Pike and Miss Alvena Yarrow and Mr., Peter Dawson Harry Thornton) O Night Hymen, from "Romeo Hear me, Santuzza, II Cavalleria of RusUcana" Mesdames Alvena and Juliet' Yarrow Violetta Miss Alvena Yarrow Mr and and and Mr. Ernest Pike Ernest Pikc Stay, Stay, Turiddu, "Cavalleria Now to the Hall The Priests Pro. "Aida" Rusticana" Mdme. Deering ceed, and Mr. Ernest Pike Mdma. Violetta and Mr. ErnestPike Habanera, "Carmen" G.O.9{ Mdme. Violetta Mr. Ernest Pike I( Gipsy Song, "Carmen"Mdme. Miss Alvena Yarrow Mis' Violetta Amy Augarde, Mr. E. lifforc That all the Load of Infamy, The Soldiers' Chorus, "Faust" ýG.O.10{ ",@ýý Misses Miss Alvena Yarrew anc Alvena,Yarrow, Amy Augarde, Messrs. Ernest (La Donna e Mobile, from Pike, Thorpe Bates, I "Rigoletto" (Sung in Italian) L. Stanley and Peter Dawson

G.D.6jl Messrs. Ernest Pike and (La Traviata Miss Alvena Yarrow Thorpe Bates 6.0.11 j and Mr. Ernest Pike Caro Nome, from "Rigoletto"L'Inco Ah fors e lui, "Traviata" (SvnF gnita" in Italian) "L'Incognita' These Records are sung in English unless otherwise stated. 1 Catalogue Index of Zonophone Records

Page. Page. Supplemeiitary List of New Instrumental Seleetions (Contd.)- N-im_t>ers AtoK

Harry Lauder 3 .. Grand Opera and Celebrity 1-2-4 Military Baud Selections 5-12 Pipers and Drummers 19 Brass Band Selections 5-12 Tubaphone 19 ...... Orchestral Selections Ukulele 19 ..13-15 .. Instrumental Selections Violin 19-2G ..15-21 Accordion 15 Violin, 'Cello, Flute, Harp 20 Bagpipes 15 Violin, 'Cello Piano 21 .. and Banjo Violin, Flute Harp 21 ..15--16 and .. Zither Banjo 21 Violin and Mustel Organ V Barrel Organ 16 Xylophone 21 ...... Bassoon 16 Wliistling 21

Bells 16 Ballads 22-31 Celeste 16 Vocal Duets 33--3t' .. 'Cello 16 Quartettes, &e .. ..3E-35 Hebrew Records 39-40 Comedidnnes ..40-41 (,orr,er Comedians 41--4; ...... 17-18 .. ;vite 1818 Recitations 4" Sketches Descriptive and ..47--4N ýlnliai,"stieai }n.._g; .iqt Ten-Inch Double-Sided.

The Toreador Song, "Carmen" IOsmino'a Aria "I1 Seraglio" Mr. Peter Dawson and Chorus f (Mozart) Mr. Selenne in Quest'ora, "The Force G.O.26 Eri tu the macchiavi que{P anima _'.12 of Destiny"Nassre. "Un Bello in Maschera" (Verdi) Ernest Pike and Mr. Robert Redford Peter Dawson Valse Triste (Sibelius) Give we thy hand. oh fairest, Miss Mary Law (Violin Solos) I "Don Giovanni" Mr. Peter "English String Quartette" Dawson and Miss Alvena with 23 Yarrow and Piano Accompaniment . Nocturne Op. 27 (Chopin) ýLa Boheme (The Famous Duet) Miss Mary Law (Violin Solos) Messrs. Ernest Pike and "English String Quartette" Peter Dawson with and Piano Accompaniment ýThe Shadow Song, "Dinorah" (Sung in Italian) (Bell Song "Lakme" (Delibes) =..!?.14 L'Incognita" J Miss Elizabeth Newbold The Mad Scene, "Lucia di Lam- G.O.31j (Soprano) with Orch. mermoor" "L'Incognita" I Bolero '"Vespri Siciliani" (Verdi) Miss Elizabeth Newbold Vulcan's Song, "Philemon and (Soprano) with Orch. ü ü.15 Baucis" Mr. Robert Radford The Calf of Gold, "Faust" Mr. Robert Radford Blow, Blow thou winter wind G.O.32 (Sargeant) Mr. Rober, Radford (Serenade, "Faust" Cavitana "La Juive" (Halo'-y) G"0" ?6 Mr. Robert Radford Mr. Robert Radford Church Scene, "Faust" Mr. Robert Radford & Vera Reynolds fO ruddier than the cherry (Handel) (0 Star of Eve, "Tannhauser" G.O.34 Mr. Robert Radford heart bowed .0.17{ Mr. Robert Radford The down ("Bohemian 0 Isis, "Magic Flute" Girl") (Same) Mr. Robert Radford Mr. Robert Radford (Londonderry Air (arr. by O'Connor Piff! Paff! "Lea Huguenots" Morris) Miss Mary Law (Violin) Mr. Robert Radford English String The with Quartette and Porter Song, "Martha" G0.35a Piano Mr. Robert Radford, Chanson sans paroles (Tchaiknwsky) (Ho! Jolly Jenl:in, "Ivanhoe" Miss Mary Law (Violin) with G 0.20{ Mr. Robert Radford English String Quartette and Woo thou thy Snowflake, Piano "Ivanhoe" Mr. Robert Radford Roliin$ in foaming billows ("Crea- tion') (Haydn) Armourer's Song, "Robin Mr. Robert Radford Hood" Mr. Robert Radford G.O.37 L' Is His Word like fire ("Eli- U. 2! mTheRage thou angry Storm, not a t'Gypsy's Warning"Mr. jah") (Mendelssohn)Mr. Robert Redford Robert Radford

Serenade-"Faust" (Berlioz) When a maiden takes your fancy 0.24 - Mr. Robert Radford ("I] Seraglio") (Mozart) Potion Scene-"Romeo and Juliet" Mr. Robert Radford (Gounod) Mr. Robert Radford I would I were King (Sullivan) Mr. Robert Radford Waltz Song "Romeo and JOiet" (Gounod) Miss Elizabeth Ne.vbold Mignon Gavotte (Thomas) LS (Joe Voce Poco fa "li Barbiere di G.O.40 La Serenata (Moskowski) Siviglia" (Rossini) Mary Law with English String Miss Elizabeth Newbold Quartetts and Piano

These in EngUsh otherwise stated. .Records are sung un'-ss [HARRY LAUDER RECÜRD,. ; Ten-Inch Double-Sided. rý

Stop your tickling, Jock (She's the lase for me (Lauder) 54S !Grafton & Lander): 1117 A wee hook mang the heath-,- Sound Advice (Melville & La!;der) L (Lauder & Eft,-. J Ta-ta bonnie Maggie darlin' (Rising early in the morning 1166 my 546'j (Lauder) Harry Lauder, The Portobello fans She's toy Daisy (Lander) ý Hector Grant! 1189 IIt's nicer to be in bed The Kilty Lads (Lauder & Milligc-. fl love lassie (Grafton & Lauder) I a The British 547 1I've loved her since she was a Bull-dog's watchi baby (Lauder) 11473 at the door (Lauder) - We parted on the shore (Lauder) ( -""'"" That's the reason noo I wear aIG.O.IS f Bonnie Maggie Tameon kilt (Lauder) 1 Doughie. the Baker (The Wedding Sandy McNah6.0.22 f Thej of J I love to be 649 a sailor I+m tom I When I get back to bonnie Scot- going g arry- a rry land (Lauder) fThe lads who fought and wo: f He kind toIG.0.23` (Laude was very, very In Rosie (Lauder) 650 me (Lauder) lShe my (The Bounding Bounder (Lauder) f he Waggle o' the Kilt (Lauder) G.O.27 Nanny, 604 I The lass Killiecrankie (Lauder) or I never loved another la-a of but !Lauder) to Inverary (Lauder) you Foo (Lauder) Rack, back to where the heath r 618 the noo G.ä.28 lobermory (Lauaer) grows (Lauder) I think I'll get wed in the Summer(Laud-' (It's just like being at beine (Lauder & Hargreaves) Appeal for for (Roaming in the Gloaming (Lander) £1,000,000 maim,d Scottish Soldiers and Sailors G.O.29 664 Breakfast in Bed (Lauder) (Lana The Message Boy (Lauder) Shouther to Shouther(Lauder, 5 } with Orches.. 689 Bonnie Le2zle Lindsay (Lauder) We all go home the same way The Referee (Lauder) G.O.33{ (Laud: O sing to we the auld Scotch ear (The Blarney Stone (Lauder) (J. F. Lee 7o:' 899 {t The same as his father did before him (Lauder) G.O.38 When l was twenty-one (Lauder) North, South, East, West (Load, 1 (It's nice you love a wee ,when 941 1 taute (Lander) G.O.38t Somebody's waiting for me in the cradle of the deep) (Bonnie Wee Annie (Laud. 1Rocked (Knight)

to Boy Scouts Sir Robert Baden-Powell 1241 I The Road to Maresfieid (A. Poyser) IAddreasBoy Scouts (Lord Mayor's Own City of London Troop) CELEBRITY RECORDS .ITALIAN POPULAR TITLES FROM FAMOUS OPERAS

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PL BALDINI (Soprano) DUETS L'Afrlcana (Mererbeer) S. F. SOLARI (Soprano) and R. JANNI Act (Baritone) "Gia i'odio M'abbandona I." 5. 3äS8 Sceaa di Selika, Part Cavalleria Rusticana (Mascagni) "La bianca nuvoletta," Act S. Scene "Turiddu mi tolsu l'onore. Duetto di Selika, Part 11. 3081 Santuzza-Alflo, Part I. "Ad essi non perdono." Dustto Santuzza-Alflo, Part 11. DUETS F. DE GREGORIO S. F. (Tenor) and S. F. SOLARI (Soprano) and F. D. SOLARI (Soprano) GREGORIO (Tenor) Manors (Massenet) Manon (Massenet) "Manon? tu Act 4. Duetto "Oh sogno incan tator," Act 4. Dust plaapi?" 3058 Finale, Part III. 3062 Finale, Part 1. "Si, impreco." Duetto "La mis, non a la maso," Act 4. maledico ed Duet Finale, Part IV. Finals, Part II. S. F. SOLARI (Soprano) DUET Mefietofsle (Botts) "L'altra notte in tondo al mare," Act 3. No is di Margherita A. BEINAT (Mezzo-Soprano) and J. 3063 F. S. SOLARI and CHORUS GARCIA (Tenor) "Notts cups," Act 4. Visions dl Elena (Trovatora (Verdi) ANDREINA BEINAT (Mezzo-Soprano) "Perigliarti ancor iarngneats;' Act 3060 Z. Duetto Manrico Azucers. Un Balls in Mauchera (Verdi) I "Rs dell'ableso," Act 1. Scene M. BALDINI (Soprano) 3064 dell'indovina. Part 1. "D'amor aull'ali roaaa," At 4. Aria "E lul auf pelpita," Act 1. Scans dl Leonora. dell'iadovlna, Part li.

Black Diamonds Band (Twelve-inch). Many fine excerpts from all the favourite operas will be found in this series. BLACK DIAMONDS BAND-coniinu-A Wedding Mare6 (with church bella) I Gloria," from Mozart's 12th Mau (Mendelssohn) A46 (Moser) A3 Blick Diamonds Festival Band I "Stabat Mater," Selection (Rossini) l Coronation March, from "Le Prophete' A51 "Barber of Seville" (Rossini) (Meyerbeer) Black Diamonds Fes. Bd. Lucrezia Borgia" (Doniaetti) A56 "Ernani," Selection (Verdi) VOCAL SOLOS & MILITARY BAND. "Semiramide," Selection (Rossini) Caliph of Bagdad," Overture God Save the King A64 (Boleldie:,) 425 Bass Solo & Military Band "Fra Diavolo," Overture (Araber) Coronation Bells Black Diamonds Bandl A78 "Traviata," Selection, Part I. (Verdi) God Save the King Solo & Chorus "Traviata," Selection, Part !I. (Verdi) Yule Britannia Solo & Chorus A84 {""Crown Diamonds" Overture (Auber) The British Grenadiers Oberon" Overture (Weber) -- fli...,...ae .--A 1 nuu -1awvuua uauu1 [Th. 1`.mm. ..f 1..i:. (PI-l 5981 God Bless the Prince Wales I Gaomes of A874 March of the Mountain I JOIO OC I.nOPtl51 I l p F:/..A.- r]CIIrrN Oi vxc OuJV o< tun:A." tD...... :....f Y....L\ tV..A:\ IC fl.__,.., nL...b n:...... ,..a., n_..a i ý.-..w ý. ....ýýo....o...... ,ý .. ý....ý - A91 "Reine do Saba" (March de Cortese)(Gounoe

BESSES 0' TH' BARN BAND "Lohengrin," Selection, Part 1. (Wagne A95 (arr. by Kappe 889 Nearer, my God, tu Thee "Lohengrin," Selection, Part II. I Fierce raged the Tempest (Wagner) (arr. by Kappey, 909 Jerusalem, the Golden f Yeomen of the Guard," Selection, Pa, Jesus Christ is risen to-day A99 I. (Sullivan) (arr. by C. Godfrey 932 Rock of Ages "Yeomen of the Guard," Selection, Pc SLeovadereigKindntyly II. (Sullivan) (arr. by C. God/re. rThe Church's One Foundation Gondoliers," Selection, Part I. 9531 (S. S. Wesley) I A103(( (Sullivan) (arr. by C. Godfre); ((( Light IC H. Purdy) 1 "Gondoliers." Selection. Part 11. 974 (Onward,. Cliristiaa Soldiers. I (_ (Sullivan) (arr. by C. Godfrey' cýocnus1e 1"MIClQO.'" JeleCtlOn. rtri i.. 13IIüWaF.: 1090 Deep Harmony (H. Parker) A104 (arr. by W. Winterbofor ....,...... a ..,..,.....,.,...ý ý i ...ý.:u . omc..u , cera .,. iou.uru,:, 1260) Bradford (Owen) j L (arr. by W. Winterbottomý Rimington (Duckworth) - I f"," Selection, Part 1. I A110 (Sidney Jones; BLACK DIAMONDS BAND "The Geisha," Selection, Part II. (Sidney Jones Al Hallelujah Chorus (Handel) Pirates of Penzance," Selection The Heavens are telling (Haydn) (Sullivan) (arr_ by W.nWinterbottom) ln/c VverrurC t[SCna[KOIDSKy) ql W--lVlan[neI Oelecuon tJUü[van) (uf- ýA2 Maximillian Robespierre Overture by W. Winterbottom) (LifoHl)1 I Imperial Guards_ Bar. ' Wedding March (with church bells) ... Floradora," Selection, Part 1. (Lest: A3 (Mendelssohn) Stuart) (an. by Mr. Retford)-"Com_ °rý, Coronation March from "Le Prophete and see our Is;and"-"The silver sta! (Meyerbeer) I I of love"-"The fellow who might"-- Merry Wives of Windsor (Overture) I A1161, "Tell me pretty maiden." A4j (Nicnl¢i) I I "Flo radors," Selection, Part 11. (Leslie c...... ý r,.__ aýc_....._.e. n..__...__ .z._ýi_..__ý I I k,.,.. vr... u_ c_."__.ý .."r_. ;i 'Grand ALrch from "Tannhauser" Millionaire"-"1've an Inkling'-- A20 ("ShadeWagner) of the Palm"-"Finale Temp. Abide with Me (Liddle) di Valse." 427 Selection, "Carmen" (Bizet) A132 J( Finlandia Overture (Jean Sibelius) t Selection, "Faust" (Gounod) Ride of the Valkyries (R. Warner) FA301"Lombardi," Selection (Hartman) r ,"Peer Gyat" Suite (Morning) (Grier) "Macbeth," Selection (Verdi) A1355 (arr. by W. Williamsl OA36On the Bosphorus (Lincke) I Peet Gyat" Suite (Death of Asej An Evening in Toledo (Schmelint) (Grieg) (arr. by W. WiWams' All 12-inch Records have the letter A in front of Serial No. Unless otherwise stated, all Vocal Records have Orchestral Aecompanimetet. 5 BAND SELECTIONS BAND SELECTIONS SLACK DIAMONDS BAND-continued BLACK DIAMONDS BAND-continued f"Peer Gynt" Suite (Anitra's Dance) jPre(ude in C sbarp minor (a(Janceuin itieiaHall,A191I (RachmaniwQ) AI "P`Grte(g'.>n." Suite Praeludium (larnefeldi) ý `King) 1 Siege Rochelle, Overture, Part I. of they Mouniain (Grieg) of (arr. by W. Williams) AI92 ( ("Rosamunde" Overture, Part 1. Siege of Rochelle, Overture, Part II. A139- (Schubert) (Balte) I "Rosamund" Overture, Part 11.-San -toy," 5etection, rut 1. 1 (Schubert) A196 (Sydney Jont;) Ai42 ( Poet Peasant," Part I. (Suppe) I "San Toy," Selection, Part 11. and (Sydney Jones) j "Poet and Peasant," Part II. (Suppe) )Largo (Handel) A200 "Festival of Empire," Part 1. (Rogan) Part II. (Rogan) A145.( Morning, Noon, and Night Overture of Empire," I (F. Suppe) A201 "FestivalFestival of Empire," Part 111. (Rogan) von 1 "Festival E.noire," Part IV. (Rogan) uo r r :..x. r_.._,_.. n.._.... _. r c ..,... c,,,,,,.v of MasaCzardas Overture (AuIý"her) »rrýýI Endure to Conquer," Overture, Part I. asa niello rt ure (Sydney Baynes) (Scene "Boheme") A204 "Endure to Conquer," Overture, Part 11. (Neville Flux) (Sydney Baynes) '149( A Hunt in the Forest. (A Musical (Volker) Tina," Selections, Part 1. episode.) A205 (H. Wood & P. Rubens) Band of H.M. Royal Irish Fusiliers 9152 f T Fingal's Cave, Overture (Mendelssohn) Wood -& P. Rubens) t Ruy Blas, Overture (Williams) (H. Polonaise in A, Op. 40 (sometimes known A155 "Mignon," Selection, Part I. (Thomas) A209 as the "Polonaise Militaire") (Chopin) 1 "Mignon," Selraion, Part II. (Thomas) Danse des Bar,bantes ("Philemon at A158 f Britannia Overture (Mackenzie) Baucis") (Gotrod) j In Memoriam, Overture in C (Sullivan) "Veronique," Selections, Part I.(Message;) "Country Girl," Selection, Part 1. A16O (Monckton) "Veronique," Selections, Part In. "Country Girl," Selection, Part Ii. (Messager) ( - (111onckton)A216 Raymond Overture, Part I. (Thomas) Miss Hook of Holland," Part 1. Raymond Overture, Part II. (Thomas) A1ß2 (Paul Rubens) A220 "Carmen," Selections, Part I. (Bizet) -miss none or nouano;' rare ii. "Carmen," Selections, Part 11. (Bizet) (Paul Rubens) "I Pagliacci," Selections, Part I. Merry-makers' Dance (from "Nell (Leoncavatlo) A164 Gwyn") 'German) "I Pagliacci," Selections, Part II. i Country Dance (from "Nell Gwyn") (Leoncrvallo ) (German) "Maritana," Overture, Part I.(Wallace) (Morris and Torch Dances from 'Henry A223 A169{ VIII." (German) "Maritana," Overture, Part 11.( 1 Shepherds' Dance from "Henry VIII."I Wallace) L (German)! "Romeo and Juliet," Selections, Part I. (Go:nod) f"Quaker Girl," Selection, Part i. A228 "Romeo and Juliet," Selections, Part H. nusi (Monckton) (Gounod) 1 "Quaker Girl," Selection, Part 11. I (Monckton) I "Lily of Killarney," Overture, Part I. A232 (Benedict; ("The Arraai,n9° s.Ierllna P-, l A179 "Lily of Killarney," Overture, Part It. tmunc,run(M onckton 0S Trlbot),smutII ( - -- Ttie (Benedict) t Theýý Arcadians,"ý.,. a, Selections,ý(Moacktonr& Part II. , eoaa c a.n.. ro.:":.. P..r t It Ta(bot) A183 "Dorothy," Selection, Part I. (Ce(lier) t "Dorothy," 11 Trovatore, Selection, Part 1. (Verdi) Selection, Part II. (Cellier) II Trovatore, Selection, Part 11. (Verdi) Reminiscences of Handel, Part 1. A242 Rigoletto, Selection, Part 1. (Verdi) A 188 (arr. by Chas. Godfrey) Rigoletto, Selection, Part 11. (Verdi) Reminiscences of Handel, Part H. Pomp and Circumstance (Elgar) (arr. by Chas. Godfrey) A245 Hungarian, March ("Damnation of Faust" and , Part I. Ber:i. A189fVictoria (Sullivan) Maxina (the latest Dance) Vitoria and Merrie England, Part 11. 1A246 (Boissonade & +:leiall) (Sullivan) i Missouri Waltz (Eppel) All 12-inch Records have the letter A in front of Serial No. Unless Vocal 1?Fca hair ('1'ýý7 otherw4., c stated, all o . ,ifcilt 6 ZONOPHONE RECORDS.

BLACK DIAMONDS BAND-comttinuedIBLACK DIAMONDS BAND--cantinur-7 A247 { Bohemian Girt Overture, Parts I. and 11. 698 j The Dashing British March (Safroai) (Balfe ) One of the Best March (Cecil Claske) A248 { Lucia di Lammermoor, Selection, Parts' 733 ( Belfry Serenade (with bells) (Howlyi 1. and 11. (Donicetti) j ) Carillon in Eb (with hells) (Goodhard:. 417 f `".Maritana," Selecions (Wallace) Temptation Rag (Lodge) "Bohemian Girl," Selections (Baue) Wild Cherries (ragtime) (Ted Snyder;. f"H.M.S. Pinafore," Selection (Sullivan) The Fighting Fifth (march)(Ernest 418 "Pirates of Penzance," Selection( Warringtor; Sullivan) Grizzly Bear (two-step) (Sotsford) 420 f Lynwood March (Hume) Hymns of the great Composers 1 Prairie Flower March (Hume) 815 (arr. by de Yilir 421 (E: Capitan March (Sousa) Onward, Christian Soldiers (Sullivan) J Liberty Bell March (Sousa) Selection, Lauder'. Songs, Part I. (ar 4245 Teddy Bears' Picnic by J. Ord Hume). Introducing "Killi. Apache Dance crankie," "When I get back to bonn'r Coronation Bella JG[la"Y, wa" K u, a a ".=. God Save 828 Selection, Lauder's Songs; .t-Part , ,II. _:_(a. . the King Ord Introducing "Tober- Baas Solo & Military Band by J. Home). f"Our Miss mory," .. Saftest of the family," "EarF; Gibbs," Selection, Part I. San:: 426{ (Caryl! & Monckton) in the morning," "Wedding of I Mc"Nab" Our Miss Gibbs," Selection, Part If. (Ewing) (Caryti & Monckton) 829 The Policeman's Holiday 430 Toreador Waltz (Straits) Fidnette Intermezzo (Fletcher) Rases the South Waltz (Straus) Reels aid Strathspreye: Clachnagarry Ran: of (Hume): The Wind tb:- 43t Poet and Peasant Overture (Suppe) that shakes Zamps (Herold) Barley; The Rendezvous; The Fain Dance; The Perlwig; The High Road Druid's Prayer Waltz (Davson) t' Faust" 3504 Linton; The De'il atnang the Tailors. 432 Waltz (Gounod)Garde Scottish Brigades Renubllcaine Band Regimental Marches of Highland Laddie Whistle o'er the Ise 596JChrlstcburch Chimes Charlie, ( Weymouth Chimes o't; Wha wadna' fecht for Within a mile of Edinbro' town. Storm and Sunshine March 597J The Imperial Life Guards March 864 Free Lanes March (Sousa) (R. B. Hall) 1 - --& .,.., . ,,.....'" God Save King (solo Anvil Chorus ("II Trovatare") (Verdi the & chorus) 873 Entr'acte Gavotts from "Mignon" Rule Britannia (solo & chorus) The British Grenadiers (Thomas) God Bless the Prince bf Wales (solo & 888 Big Guns March (Avoto) House of Hanover March (Safroni) 908 Love" Waltz (Lehar) Heart* of Oak (solo & chorus) psy Coronation March "S.nshine Girl" (selection) (Rubens) "Dorothy" (selection) (CelUer) 930 The Glow-worn Idyll (Llncke) 614j "Arcadians" (selection) Softly unawares (Lincke) 931, Europe United March (Zehte) 611 J The King's Bodyguard March (Raymond) A Cali to Arms March (Bidgood) _ Exhibition March (Ord Hume) . j For unto us a Child is born (Handel) 951 Chriatnas Carols: Come all ye faithful: ("Count of Luxembourg' (selection) Good King Wenceslas" The First t)27{ (Lehar)l I Nowell; Hark l the Herald Angels "Count of Luxembourg" (vales) (Lehar)I 952 Hail, Smiling Morn (Spofforth) 028 lsarn Dance (Llncke) Standard Bearer March (Fahrbach) Cockney Band (two-step) (Valentin) 992 J Pleasure Land, Part 1. (arr. by J. Neal, The Old Rustic Bridge by the Mill by Neat 643 (march) Pleasure Land, Part II. (arr. J. (Bennett) 993 Battle March of Delhi Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep Battle of Jrague (march) (Keely) Reminiscences of Rossini, Part 1. C44(Roulanger March (Desormes) t0t9i (arr. ) Hech Hapsburg by F. Godfrey) March (Kral) Reminiscences of Rossini, Part 11. 6,3 f Fkld Marshal Radetsky March (Strauss) (arr. by P. Godfrey) Defile March (Glaser) fThe Kina'a Guard March (1. H Keiihl C97 (Dutch Kiddies (two-step) (Trinkaus) 1034 The Red Marines March IOld Daddy Peg Leg (two-step) (Whitney) (Germain, arr, by D. Godfrey) All 12-inch Records have the letter A in front of Serial No. Unless ,lhcrxiic stated, all T ocal Records have Orchestral Accompaniment. 7 ZONOPHONE RECORDS.

BLACK DIAMONDS BAND---continuedBLACK DIAMONDS BAND-continued I1327iThe The Amazon March (two-step) 11354The Night Riders (A. Safroni) (J. S. Zamechite) i The Scottish Chief (A. Safrom) Pride of the Regiment (march & two-step) { Gladiator March (Sousa) (M. W. Meyers, arr. by F. H. Loney) High School Cadets' March (Sousa) t(emmisceaces or :verai, tart 1. (introducing (arr. F. Godfrey) our United Forces March I037 by England Reminiscences Verdi, 1I the National of and of Part . 13661 Her Allies) (Entwistle) (arr. by F. Godfrey) (Introducing "La Braban- :763 Slap Bang March (P. A. Rubens) Salut a Liege I tonne") (Belgian National ) Lsve in Idleness (A. Macbeth) f Fighting for Liberty (Introducing "The Reminiscences of Tosti, Part 1. (art. by LJ Pougher) 13671 British Grecadiers," "A Life on the ..' Reminiscences of Tost', Part Ocean Wave") (Kaye) (arr. by J. Pougher) I I The Marseillaise (Metcalf) Waldmere March (F. H. Losey) I Absent (with cornet solo) I )811 Br.ck to the Camp, March 1372 The English Rose (with cornet solo) (H. L. B[ankenberg) (E. German, arr. by Dan Godfrey) Christmas Gems ("First Nowell," 'O (It's a long way to Tipperary (march) {{{ come all ye Faithful") (IV. Partridge)I13841 (S. Douglas) Bells of Auld Lang Sync (W. Partridge) Carry On (march) (J. Ord Hume) !176 (Lights Out March (E. C. McCoy) 11385 (The Thunderer (march) (Sousa) National March (E. E. Bayley) I Emblem Egyptian Patrol (march) (Matthews) Zono Revue, Part I., including: "Take; 1396 I`Private Tommy Atkins (march) me in your arms," "Good-bye, Sum-j The Lads in Navy Blue (march) met," "When I lost you," "Snookyl1397 (The Deathless Army (march) Ookums," In my harem" ) Drums begin Roll (march) `191 Zono Revue, Part II., including: "Evcrylurw When the to ooay loves a cnlcKen, - to Ke me to,' r u,,,,;,.,""°°°"" N,rinn,t.- ...... Anthem""" Swannee "That Cossacks March Through Moscow that shore," mellows I. (J. A. Kappet') melody," "You're a great big blue-eyed 1411 1 Flying Squadron, Part baby" Flying Squadron, Part 11. (J. A. Kappey) _j Part 1. You made me love you (two-step)(Monaco) (Under the British Flag, 1425 (Kappey) Tyke in love Under the British Flag, Part 11. me your arms and pay you (Kappry) me (two-step) (Johnson) Popular Melodies, Part i., containing: Shia Ahov! (march) "Down South," "Trill of the Lonesome 1426{ (B. Scoff) (arr_ b; j. Ord Hume) Pine," "You made me love you, ' "Row t Hello, Bill t (march) (W. H. Sconton) Rn,, Pnu 1437 They all love jack (march) (Kappe') i242 Popular Melodies," Part II., containing: Nelson's Victory (M. Darewski) When the band begins to play," "The (We *IH went marching home (rjarch) blows," "The ('argreaves) (arr. by J. Ord Hume) any the wind garden of I438. , my heart," "Dance your troubles sway," Return of the Victor (march) (Farrell) "It's a long, long way to Tipperary" 1449 (Wake up. England (R'inson) 111 ( Silent Heroes March (Thos. Bidgood) ) Our Gunners (march) (Knowles) j The Silver Wreath March (Chas. Roberts) 1450 ( Roumanian ?90ý°t. Patrick-Irish Patrol (I. H. Pitt) ) Italian National Anthem Claremont March (T. J. Hillier) [England our Home (march) IHoppy Herbert (two-step)P '461 (Flux) (arr. by Ord Hui C. Holiday) J When the boys come home again (mardi i302. Soldiers' March (from "Mam'scile Tra- t (Monckfonj lala") (Jean Gilbert)Imperial 1462 ( National Fencibles (march) (Sousa) Guards Band (march) (Sousa) 1303 (Eversleigh )Left, Right? March (W. Matthews) (Losey) 141st Regiment March 1474 ( Royal Review. (march) (W. Matthews) Euterpe (Clarke) ( The Song of the Night Romania =314- (A. Sefronf) 14751 Huetimo: Two-step Intermezzo (4nci:/!e) I The Meek's Dream. Entr'arte !A. Sa/ronil State Trumpeters' March (Seltzer l A Trieste ("Onward to Trieste") 315 The Bird of the Desert, March (J. Reid) l Amour de Patric, March (S. Tuflli) I4136j (E. Cerosic) fThe Elephant March (J. Ord Ha l Canzoae GepcteM na (Fefro) me) Trumpeter? March (TV. Matthews) 1326 By Order of the Ting, March 1487f1487JCourt Court (A. Safroni) March (W. Mat.`hers) All 12-inch Records have the letter Ain front of Serial No. Unless otherwise stated, all Vocal Records have Orr7'cstral Accompar.ie Cnt. BLACK DIAMONDS BAND---continued BLACK DIAMONDS BAND- contir;a, Jack Tommy's Tunes, Part 1. and Chin, chin" Selections, Part 1. 1624 (Ivan Car Jack and Tommy's Tunes, Part I1. "Chin, Selections, Part II. (arr. by S. Gordon) chin" (Ivan Ca; ü! "Push and Go" Selection, Part I. 1625 { Australian Songs (medley march) "The Call" (:narch) (Lidgey) "Push and Go" Selection, Part Ii. 5064 Gerrard" Selection. Part 1. 1636 Part I. (Nat. D. A)-r1 (H. Pether) "The Bin¢ Bova are - Here." Select: ,.-,.s, "5064" Gerrard" Selection, Part 11. , Part 11, Dublin Boys' March (G. W. Byng) Scotland's Pride. Part I. 1,--, f Kiltie Lads' March (Lauder) . 1526)1 (arr. by Char. Godfrey) The Victor March I Scotland's Pride, Part II. II&52 1 The Munition Workers' Song (arr. by Chas. Godfrsy) I+ (Mr. 1527 rTh. RulTR.ht..'. M...h (Ant-w1 Robert Radfo-11 Over the Frontier March ' (Jas. Belt) The Happy Day," Selections, Part 1. A little bit of Heaven (with cornet solo) 1653 (Rubens & Jar's) 15401 (B 11) "The Happy Day;" Selections, Part 11. Show me the way to Your Heart (with (Rubens & Jot".l I cornet solo) (B. Scotf),1568 f March (Fletcher) :541 Britain's Defenders' March (Matthews) i i Listen to the Big Brass Band (Davrec. r: Scarlet and Gold March (Ward-Higgs) IBertie Belinda (march Shell Out" Selection, Part 1. and two-stet) (Gre: il 1555 (H. Darewski) 11884 IThe Fairies' Wedding (E. de Jong) t Shalutell ut" Selection, Part 11. (H. Darewski) ["but Jinks," Selections, Part I., 1556 J S d'OAmour (Elgar) I cluding: "Voice of Nature," "Not n x 11Le Pera Is Victoire (L. Gonne) but later," "love's Own Kiss" (Fri- "Melody Land," Part 1. 116991 "High Jinks," Selections, Part ll., ý^ 157/11 /- l.. C R...... e\ I I cýdutng: -ý m r¢roug¢ w¢¢ -, "E

(arr. by S. Baynes) LIIrle -, --c-mg seems ,ln}: "All the Hits," Part 1. ingleing" (Prim]) (arr. by J. S. Baker) Nursery Rhymes, Part l., includ',.. z' "All the Hite," Part II. "Boys and girls come out to pl:. (arr. by J. S. Baker) I "Here we go round the Mulbr "The Camp Concert," Part i Bush," "Curly Locks," "Goosey Goeý, (arr. by A. Parry) Gander," "Three Blind Mio "Tpe Camp Concert," Part II. "Oranges and Lemons," "Hunr; (arr. by A. Parry) 11700 Dumpty." Finale (David George) "Hibernia" Selection, Part 1. Nursery Rhymes, Part 11., inciudi (arr. by Greedy) "Church Chimes," "Mrs. Bon .' "Hibernia" Selection, Part II. "Little Bo-peep," "Bas, Baa, E..i-`- (arr. by Greadv) Sheen." "jack and Jill." "King Coic." 1586 Hinemoa (quick step) (Douglas) "Dine-don- Dell, Pussy's in the WeL.' With Kitchener's Army (march) (Bath) "Sins a Sons of Sixpenee, "Joyland" Selections, Part 1. (David Gsor;t (H. Dar.wski) The Guards' Waltz (Dan Godfrey) "Joylaad" Selections, Part II. 1712f l Mabel Waltz (Dan Godfrey) (H. Darewski) D. Aye «e... u m.. 1713j "The Bing Boys" Waltz (Nat .. , .n... .. ýý o ( 6 ý.., 1 I "High Jinta' Waltz (Friml) i598 S Ivor Novell; "Juarez" Spanish March (Schettino) 'Jingle Lana,' cart t., incwatng: --uv "Follow the Crowd" Selections- Pa,- L home in Tennessee," "My heart is c.. 61=1 (Berlin) il" you," "My Mother's Rosary ,' " "Follow the Crowd" Selections, Part 11. i you from Dixie" (Berlin) 1714 "Jingle Land," Part II., including: "If y Pack up your troubles in your old kit bag i were the only girl in the world," ' 1413- tmarch) (P. Powell) I a summer night," "It's a long, long yr 'Where are the lads of the Village to. I to my home in Kentucky," "Kentu, night? (march) (H. Darewski) Home" All 12-inch Records have the letter A in front of Serial No. T niest' oL'i"",-rj.cc stat^ :, ,,11 Vocal Recnrds have Orchestral Aocompaniment. ZONOPHONE RECORDS.

BAND SELECTIONS BAND SELECTIONS BLACK DIAMONDS BAND-continued BLACK DIAMONDS BAND-continued including: "Dreatc of Bliss," _'ections, Fire and Sword, March (C. F. Raymond) "A drer.m of Delight," "Dreamtime aad 1804( Cheer up, little Soldier Man, March(P. you," "I'm not so young as I used to Elliott) be." "There's silver in your hair," "The song the kettle is " f Arlette, Selection No. 1, introducing 5l "Songs of Blighty," including: "Travel on "Going, Going, Gone," "Telephone the Sunshine Line," "At the end of a Song," "The People's King," and "On beautiful day," "I love my Motherland," 1821 the Staff" "Some night, some waltz, some girl," Arlette, Selection No. 2, introducing: "I've tried to be good, but the girls "Graft," "It's just a memory "Didn't ,"All Hail" won't let me" know the way to," and "Hail! (J. View. Le Fevre 1. Novella) '71f A dream of delignt-Waltz (Nicholls) and I_There's a long, long trail-Waltz (Eliioff) 1833 { Victory Overture, Part I. (David George) Victory Overture, Part 11. (David George) 'Bound to Win," a Selection of Popular Melodies, Part I., including: "We'll all Bing Boys Broadway Selection, Part' 1., have a holiday in the summertime," on jenny in Glamorgan,"i introducing: "Take me back to Bing- "Taffy's got his New York," "Something ?9ý "Underneath the Stars," "You'll alwa-sý ville," "Hello, 1834 Oriental," "College Days" be the same sweet Baby" Selection, Part II., Part 11., including: "The Fishermald Bing Boys on Broadway of old introducing: "Day by Day," "Indian Rag," St. Malo," "Pack up your troubles in kit bag," "Sometimes "First love, last love, best love" your old you'll (Nat D. Aye}) remember," "Come and cuddle me" Bound to Win," Part Ill., including: Vlctoryland Selection, Part I., introducing: "Every little while," "Somebody would "How's everything in Dixie," "Where call out Shop," "I try to forget you,' the Blackeyed Susans grow,' "Let the 17.O, "When dressed you are all up" great big world keep turning," "All I rart iv., mcmaing: --iney cam it uixie- 1835-i the world will be jealous of me" land," "The roses have made me remem- , Victoryland Selection, Part It., introduc- ber," "A Broken Doll," "l,,lighty" ing: "My baby soldier boy," "Down i743 Colonel Bogey, March (Alford) Texas way," "O'Brien is tryin' to learn Semper Fidelis (Sousa) to talk Hawaiian,' "The Beils of Peace Young England, Selection 1. are Ringing" ý55ý (G. H. Clutsam) Young England, Selection 11. "Going Up" Selection, Part I., Introduc- (G. H. Clutsam); ing: "Going Up,' "I want a boy, {ThreeThree Cheers, Selection I. (H. Darewski) j "Kiss me," "Do it for me," (Hirsch) Cheers, Selection 11. (H. Darswski),1849 "Going Up" Selection, Part II., introduc- ing: "Down `ýUpI" 'lt you lookIn.her (American National Melodies, Parts I. andi II. ) Y-. ",ý"- " .__. including: "Camptown Races,"I . (Hirsch) "Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, the boys are; l marching," "Marching through Georgia,"! (Great Guns Selection, Part I., introducing: "Old Fulls at Home," "John Brown, ' I "That dancing melody," "Until we meet "Star Spangled Banner," "Dixie," again," "Somewhere in Blighty," "Some- "Massa's in thr cold, cold ground," where at Home," "When God gave You " Old Black lop." "." t., - "There's a ship that's bound to "Kemo Kimo," "Hail Columbia" 1850 Blighty,. + Wright) (Arr. by G. W. Byng) Great Guns Selection, Part II., introduc- (Maid of the Mountains, Parts I. and If., ing "I my dear old Hometown," "Love, including: "Baldasarre'a Theme," come from your biding place," "Had JI "Dirty Work," "Husbands Wives" and I but known," "The kiss that made you 1772 i "Paradise for Two," "Farewell," A mine," "That's my idea of a girl," I Bachelor Gay," "My Life is Love," "Newt "Finale" (L. Wright) Moon;" "Honor among Thieves" (H. Fraser Simson) "Lilac Domino," Part I., introducing: "AA i,';' Tancredi Overture, Part 1. (Rossini) line up in a queue," "Where loNe Is Tancredi Overture, Part II. (Rossini) waiting," "Let the music play,° What 1865 Is done you never can undo" (Cuvillier) =Sf Sambre et Meuse March (Ranski) "Lilac Domino," Part If., introducing: ( Great Little Army March (Alford) "Tempo do Valse," "For your love I'm 1-'93 King George, March (David George) waiting," "Carnival night," "Lilac Queen Mary, Waltz (Felix Burns) ( Domino Waltz," "Finals" (CuvilUer) All 12-inch Records have the letter A in front of Serial No. Unless otherwise stated, all Vocal Records have Orchestral Accompaniment.

ýýýý^ý"ýýýý`ýýý ýý I BAND SELECTIONS BLACK DIAMONDS BAND-continued!LE "Soldier Boy," Part I., introducing: Open- ing Chorus, "History," "All alone in a city full of girls," "Mother" 11Faust" Waltz (Gounod) 1866 (Romberg. Crawford & Barrett) 432 Druid's Prayer Waltz (Dawson) "Soldier Boy," Part II., introducing: Black Diamonds Baal "Military Stamp," "Amsterdam," "Home again," "Kiss Waltz," Grand Finale HOME GUARDS BAND (Romberg, Crawford & Barrett) 1881 'See Saw (Vocal Waltz) 49 (The Swannee River I Sweethearts Waltz (C. D'Albert) The Washington Post (Sousa) 1882) Wedding of the Winds Waltz (J. T. Hall) t_Venetia Waltz (C. Lothian) 1 Grand Peace Reord-The Arrival of the 61 ^"""-' `^, '"^-'` '"-ý~" Troops in London, Part 1. "William Tell" (Finale) (Rossini) (Arr. by John Bull) 62f Eileen Alannah (cornet solo band) Grand Peace and Record-The Royal Review, Thy voice is near Part 11. (Arr. by Bull) 76 S Stars Stripes (Sousa) Libertyland, .john and Selection I., introducing: "So Under the Double Eagle (J. Wagner) this is Dixie," "Some Sunday morning," 86j The Punjaub March (Payne) "First love, last love, best love," "For The Three D.G.'s (J. Brophy) me and my gal," "Soldiers like it" 107) Northern Lights March (Stoddon) Sword and Lance (H. Starke) Libertyland, Selection II.: "Widows are ((WithThe Soldiers' Chorus ("Faust") wonderful," "Joan of Arc," "Some day I'll make you love me," "It's a long `Caressante Valse longer" (Stoddon) way no 132 J Song of Autumn (waltz) (A. Lucky Stars, Selection I. Introduction: l Merry Bells Polka "Oh, Oh, Oh, I want to go home," 208 Belphegor March (Brepsont) "Dinkey Diddle-ums," "Sergeant Brown," Forward March (Dooeler) "Say those loving things you used tot 235 Old Comrades March (Teske) say" (Art. by H. S. Baker) Fatinitza March (Susoe) Lucky Stars, Selection Q.: "Take my rose,! 2361 Overture. "Zanetta" ý(Auber) take my heart," "My Tennessee," "To.j (pcerlbre, "Pique Dame" (Suppe) night by the fireside glow," "Hold fast"' 245 The Hunter March (Faust) (Arr. by H. S. Baker) Hands across the Sea (Sousa) Tcujours ou Jacnais Waltz (Always orb "Les Cloches de Corneville," Selectiot Never) (Waldteufel) (Planquer! ° Brise des Nuits Waltz (Night Breezes) "Len Cloches de Corneville." Selection (Lamothe) (Planquett ) 1915 Baby Tank Fox-trot (Hunt) 276 Yeomanry (quick march) (Farrell) 1 Blaze Away, Two-step I ) The Last Stand (march) (Mvddletoa) 3015S( New Year's Eve in Scotland ýýThe Geisha," Selection '1. (Sidney Joseil (Auld Lang Sync (sung by P. A. Hope) Introducing 'interfering Parrot," "Love. Love." "Chon Kinal" "Amorc_+ That Raggedy Rag Peerless Quartettes 299 Goldfish," "Chin, Chin, Chinaman" Advance Fair (Amicus) "The Geisha," Selection I1. (Stdr;v Robert Howe, Baritone Jones) Introducing "Ob I What wil: Fight for your King and Country they do with Molly?" "Star of r:T (W. W. Reynolds) Soul." "Onenia¢ Chorus. Act 2" (Spiýjt of Napoleon March (Adrian 'Hope) 338 Washington Grays March (Grafulla) 30795 peerless Orchestra Weliington March (Zehle) Autumn Memories (Adrian Hope) 348 Sergeant of the Line (march) (Squire) The Gav Hussar (march) (Linke) LA GARDE REPUP,LICAINE BAND 1349 jThe Cönqueror (march)" O. Ord Humrý (The famous French Military ° oun `.._... most 372' f "Country Girl" (selecction) (Monckto%.) Band) "La Poupee" (selection) (Audran) A19 ji Marche Itallenne (Ro,useau) f(`Belle :'Belle(selection) of New York (selection) (Kerker: Rose Mousse, and Vaise Leute (A. Bosc) 3ß4S 8 ( in a clockmaker's shop (Stuart) iiiThe Whistler and his Dog 402 { Irish Jigs and Reels (Karl Kaps) Distust Greetings Irish Melodies (Karl Kaps) 429 Entry of the Gladiators (Faulk) 568 I Girl" Waltz (ltlonckton) Zonophone Military Bandi i "Quaker Girl" Selection (Monckton)

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BAND SELECTIONS IMPERIAL BAND LONDON MUNICIPAL BAND '3 1 The Bells of St. Malo "Merry Widow" Lancers (Figures 1 & 2) The Gladiator's Farewell (Blackenberg)! 734 (Lehar) 14}A Waltz Drcan (selection) j `Merry Widow" Lancers (Figures 3 & 4) gh¢r) 15 ( Lauder's Hits I "Merry Widow" Lancers (Figure 5) Medley Scotch Airs i (Lehar) Wingof ,:i f Red (intermezzo) (Kerry Mills) Champagne Galop (bald and bells) The Turkish Patrol (T. Michaelis) (H. C. Lumbye) IMPERIAL FESTIVAL BAND j LONDON REGIMENTAL BAND '.4l Tannhauser, Selection (Wagner) 433 New Colonial March Undine Overture (Lortiing) f Ovcr the Waves (waltz) (Juventino) JAZZ BAND IMPERIAL GUARDS BAND MANHATTAN Everybody's Jazzing Now (Lester) ("lolanthe" (selection) (Sullivan) 1912 That Big Jacz Band (Tate) 13ý (arr. by Winterbottom) 1913 A Bull in a China Shop (Domingo) ' i; (Sullivan) Black iamonds Bandj The mad Jazz Razz W'ir :;127 Russian Church Parade (W. Partridge)iTHE MUNICIPAL BAND OF MILAN Imperial Chimes (W. Partridge) Dolly Darling Waltz (from "Puppchen") l 226 (Gazza Ladra (selection) (Jean Gilbert) t L'Italiaaa in Algeri (selection) (Rossini) Patsie, you are the Apple of my Eye (march intermezzo from "Puppchen")! BAND OF H.M. ROYAL IRISH FUSILIERS "Girl on the film" Waltz({ratter Koffe) (The Finest Band of all Line "Girl an the Film" March (Walter Kollo) "11 Trovatore," Part 1. (Verdi) Soldiers' March from "Mam'selle Tra- (arr. by A. J._ Dann)- 13172 Tals" (Jean Gilbert) "ll Tro,'.tora;" Part 11. (Verdi) Hopp9 Herbert (two-step) (arr. by C. Fri=domann) t (P. C. Holiday) Black Diamonds Band A Hunt in the Forest (a Muskat LIFE episode (Vollker) THE BAND OF H.M. 1st Czardas (scene "Boheme) GUARDS (Nevil Flux) . Black Diamonds Band IA172 Church Parade the Irish Fusiliers Love, could 1 only tell thee (cornet solo) of 9 (Cape!) Iodammatus from "Stabat Mater" (Hoyle) Mussoorle March somewhere Is (cornet Topsy (two-step) (Burns) s voice calling solo 1199 by Corporal Williams) (A. F. Tate) Mindy on the Mash (cake-walk)(Thurlnn) unua la:ur"cL avw vy ý,vi yvaaa ýaý Swastika (march) (Klohr) (W. Anderson) Light Heart (march) (Green) A little love--A little kiss-(Un peu of d'amour) (Lao. Silesa) Little grey home in the West (cornet solo LADS 0' TH' MOOR BAND 1 by Corporal Williams (Lohr) Eternal Father (Tune-Melita) (Dykes) I The jolly Village Smith (Fucik) 11278 All hail the power of Jesu's name Waltz Song "II 13acio" (cornet solo by (Tune-Miles Lane) (Shrnbsole) Corporal Williams) (Arditi) Je.u, ýovcr ui uiy -- ý-ywcaj (arr. by A. I. Dunn) A }ew more vears'shall roll (Harne) 11410ýMignon Gavotte (Thomasl rPleasant are Thy Coarts (Tune-Meid-j 1 Serenade (Pierne) :6541 stone) (Gilbert) "TWINS" CONCERT BAND Days (Tune-St. Sylvester) and moments (Dykes) 194} Blue Danube Waltz All peorle that on earth do dwell-"The ( Carmen March (Bizet) Old Hundredth" Thou Whose Almighty Word ZONOPHONE MILITARY BAND Pro Peccatis-"Stabat Mater" (Rossini) I Entry of the Gtadiatora (Fucfk) Fount of Mercy-"Stabat Mater" 429-ý Distant Greetings l (Rossini) I t La Garde Republicaine Band dll 12-inch Records have the letter A in front of Serial No. Unless otherwise stated, all Vocal Records have Orchestral Accompaniment. 12 ZONOPHONE RECORDS.

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THE ARCADIA ORCHESTRA LONDON MUNICIPAL ORCHEST "'ý 3065F3065I Norwegian Crad'e Song (Sloreli) 434f Gold and Silver (waltz) (Lehar) ( Venus Earth (waltz) (Lincke) and Shadows (Keiser) on THE PARISIAN ORCHESTRA THE ROYAL CREMONA 147 ( Santiago Valse ORCHESTRA Espana Valse 16705A perfect day (C. Jacobs Bond) There's a long long trail (Elliott) PICTURE PALACE ORCHESTRA 1671 5 Down home in Tennessee (Donaldson) J They didn't believe me (Kern) 1916 La Caprice des Nanette (Coleridge Tay.u 1686 A dream of delight (Nicholls) ( Demande at Reponse Underneath the stars (Spencer) ITaaka Hula Hicky Dula PEERLESS ORCHESTRA 1687 (Goet2 Young & Wending (Schwartz) A26f Barcarolle (Offenbach) Hello, Hawaii! How are you? Melody in "F" (Rubinstein) Dream Ocean (waltz) (Gung ([t in the of the you were the only girl world Amoretten Tanze (waltz) (Gang',') 17311 (Nat. D. Ayer) Whispering Flowers ýA broken doll (Tate) of the (von Bion) In Yellow Jasmine (Cowen) It's a long, long way to my home On Lovelit Kentucky (Ayer) Seas (Reeves) 1744 Vision d'amour (Bytord) Kentucky Home (We'll have a jubilee) A102 f I (Donaldson) Acclamation Waltz (Waldtenfel) (-Dolores Waltz (Waldteufel) 1There'& silver in your hair & Wright)( Under my Darling's Window(Paul 1745 ( (David Linck6 Every little while ("Bing Boys") T att ) ) Little Grey Home in the West (Loh 1758 (Cod send you back to we (A. E. Ad,ms (arr. by H. M. Higgý `" t Garden of Sleep (1. de Lara) "Betty," Selection, Part I.(Paul ( Some (Kern) sort of somebody Ruben 1773{ Wonderful Girl, Wonderful Boy 1Arizona (N. D. Ayer) "Betty" Selection, Part II.(Paul 1805 (M. Gideon)eon) Ruben Hawaiian Butter (Baskette & Santley) "To-night's the Night," Selection, Fe. Mountains, Waltz 1. (Paul Ruben Maid of the "To-night's 1806 (Fraser Simpson)I the Night," Selection, Pa II. (Paul Ruben A Paradise for Two, "Maid of the Moun- tains" Q. W. Tate) Allies in Camp, Part 1. (arr. by Englema' 1822 ( Roses of Picardy (H. Wood) I Parted (Tosti) Allies in Camp, Part 11. (arr. by All the world will be jealous of me Enalema- (F. R. Ball) Valse Caprice (Rubinstein) 1623}1 Valse Triste (Sibelius) I My own Iona (Friedland) ýý-ý°Iý,,,r'IýRFirst love, last love, best love, "Bing Dance of the Hore-"La A219- Part 1. (Ponchieifi) 1836 Boys on Broadway" (Nat D. Ayer) Where Blackeyed Susans Dance of the Hours-"La Gioconda. the grow Part U. (Ponchielli) I (R. A. Whiting) From (For (G. Meyer) the Countryside, Part I. me and my gal W. A240 (Eric Coalr 883-!Some day I'll make you love me 1. (Nat From the: Countryside, Part 11. Ayer) (Eric Coal 1864 Give little (Tate) me a cosy corner 436 j be Girl in the Train (wcltz) (Faul The heart of a rose (H. Nicholls) Septembre (Godin) fT+ckle Toe "Going Up" (Hirsch) 437 Narcissus (Nevin) 189941f you look In her eyes "Going Up" j)(ValseSimple Aveu (Thome) t (Hirsch) 439 Monte Cristo Waltz (Istran Kollar) Grenadiers' Waltz (Waldfe; fel) BOHEMIAN ORCHESTRA 581In the Shadows (Finck) 435 {Love's Last Word (waltz) (Cremieax) a Tete Gavotte (Dorlav) Vision of Salome (Joyce) 671 My Queen Waltz (Bucalassi) Dora (with bells) 1)1TeteHvnatia Waltz (Ostlere) 4384 New England's finest Two-step (vwit!t 696{Tesoro mio (waltz) ($.clcci) 1 Mvosotis Waltz (Lowfhicn) 2n07 J Kiss of Spring Waltz 769(Poet's Dream (waltz) (Beresford) Thine alone (Meissler) Ail 12-inch Aeeords have the letter A in front of Serial No. micas otherwise stated, all Vocal Records have Orchestral Accompaniment. 13 -,HESTRAL SELECTIONS ORCHESTRAL SELECTIONS =ERLESS ORCHESTRA-continuedýPEERLESS ORCHESTRA-continued "imaba (Intermezzo) (Wood) Fun by Moonlight (Manton Bennet) Stephanie Gavotte (Czibatka) 111071 Four Little Blackberries Schottisc`ie "Jreamina (waltz) (Joyce) I L__ (L. B. O'Connor) a Thousand Ki ses -(watzl (Iovicel I (The Johnies'- - - Jaunt (E. Keeves) r,ý 5ýernal Lb'alt> (F'attl ` 11178 1 Chicken Reel (two-step & buck dance? -he Pink Lady Waltz (Caryll) (1" M. Daly) he Gieeler (two-steal L::62 Destiny (waltz) (Sydney Baynes) 'Yý% (rh.--, Hainesll lccaiaay twai[z/ (oyaney aayrtest w-1. LStihlfzl I I Laugnmg ayes (dance intermezzo) ^i OhZ-, ou btiful Doll (flyer) a (Finck) (4I1 l Le long du Missouri (Christine) ä-ýe.. itHn , I (Je sais que jolie (Christine) vP .-1 Rchna It--t..) vous etes _.._ ....._ _ ___ ,...__TearsleY) 1291 Milady Rosemary (an old-world dance) Red Pepper (ragtime) (Lodge) " ILady (Roy Bernard) Betty Gavotte On the road to Zag-a-zig (Finck) Piroutte (Finck) 1304 (H. Oliver, arr. by S. Wyvern) ýý Grand Prix 2 Saints' and Sinners' Waltz (Parson) Waltz (Maurice Wyvern) olio Fellness' Waltz IVoisteßtl I. V..'owucýo a vvnc m caiuug-_ twartzj ` 32_... (A. F. Tate) =ay Paree (Patrice) Dear Soul ý5;"'he Gaby Glide (two-step)"I Waltz (C. B. Years!ey) (Lewis rlirSCnJI "Il c.."." ,....--- o-...A sý"- .auvca....,,__ ý...v-o.cyýi...... __. (E. Pether) ý ý?;,.ý.... ,.a f`led.nnn W.1- I.-!,# dnnrn,1342 A veryY 8 girl Suada met (Anclifle) on a Y one-ste/l_nll../l..l P) rassmg or oaiome waltz tsrncc uaucc '..u.<,«.r, Ali for Dixieland (Cobb) time) ( iovice) aboard i "Ouake- hI" Lancers (Figures 1 & 2) 11455__._ 1 Baby's Sweetheart, Serenade ,...... ____ 1.1 (mOncKTOn, arr.. oy ni88sll...... Y.... 5""_Ivl n,...:° J'"I "Ouaker Girl" Lancers (Fieures 3 & 4) l3l6 ) i ne waroler's...... serenade- . (J. Perry) l Mnnnkfnn_ arr_ by Nieesl t Whistle for me (A. Fane) 1412 Caper Sauce (one or two-step) (Macklin) " Quaker Girl" Lancers (Figure 5) Echoes (Moncktort, arr. by Higgs) des Alpes Intermezzo (Geister) The Veleta !A. Mnrrts) ' I ,l9L!) - uemoiseaeý .. ;-nuý. (Pletcher). _... nl...... leýý.. D....a..... D.....i 1 (DI JuI000 lHliC![%7P) (ring Berlin)1439 Day Dreams (Steele) LýuS fiic OUR lJtCaflerJ f,. T.,..,1. lD.eý:...... ,.1. .nAl two-step) (Chas. Hunter) wnere my caravan nag rested (with 1451 (Lohrs The Wedding Glide (L. A. Hirsch) I cornet solo) TThu R....I-.I Dan 11 d Ni-hl Because (with cornet solo) ;da=ting for the Robert F. Lee (two-step) Beets and Turnips (Fox-tröt)u (Comer ) (L. Muir & M. Abrahams) 1485 Hors d'oeuvres (Fox-trot) ý .ursoy .ro. tR=x .. ý- vi (Hess & Ahtert) (R. Danmerk) 1488 This is the Life (Irving Berlin) That Mysterious Rae (Ted Snyder) Th. F...--.- u,.., r v:..,...,,,_ c._..__.. ::itchy Koo (two-step) I The Minstrel Faraden from"Watch IM R7h"r/ A Ah-h-), your ` . .. _" ýaxv. i / truing nen[n) . , m going. .back - .to ý.Utxie . ,tiwo-step, . _.oaePThe Syncopated Walk (from "Watch (Berin & Snyder, arr. by W. Schutz) your Step") (Irving Rerlin) -.1 .cag e.acuu su oeuy tw&ITZp tram t(ubensl (Raymond Birch) 1512 "To-night's the Night" Waltz the Girl in the Taxi (waltz) (Paul Rubens) (J. Gilbert) 1528 Fox-trot (Darewski) The Girl in the Taxi (selection) { He's a Rae Picker (Berlin) (!. Gilbert,-arr. by 0. Fefras)'1542 Heart's Ease (A. Mäcbeth)' The Dancine Mistress" (waltz) Pleadine (Haydn Wood) (Monckton) "The Only Girl," Overture (V. Herbtrf) j "The Dancing Mistress" (selection) 11557) When you're away ("The Only Girl") (Monckfon, arr. by H. M. Higgs) l (V. Herbert) (Harold Wilde) ("Oh 1 Oh I Delphine" (waltz) (Carylt) The Call of the Angelus, lnie*mezzo 'Oh I Oh! Delphine" (selection) (Carylt,I, 1587ý (Walton) arr. by F. Solomon)- ( Fairy Tiptoe (Fredericks) I The Love Dance (intermezzo) (Hoschna) 165F I The Butterfly (Bendir) Ares Doggia (intermezzo) (Moretti) Le reve passe (march) (Hefner & Krier) All 12-inch Records have the letter A in front of Serial No. <'nless otherwise stated, all Vocal Records have Orchestral Accoinpaniment. ZONOPHONE RECORDS.

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ORCHESTRA-continued .PEERLESS (Scented Roses (waltz) 3001jLly of the Prairie (two-step)Black Diamonds Band 3002 $ Hoop-e-Kack j Four Little Sugar Plums PROFESSOR GRANVILLE 3004 Rustling Silks 172S Druid's Prayer Waltz (Davson) ;rvina Intermezzo Granville Waltz (Granville) 300S lChickenPoinsetta Waltz 1770 I Annie Laurie (Lady J. W. Scoff) Reel (two-step) Kathleen Mavourneen (J. N. Ctoucn, 30101 Sunbeam Dance Imam (lours Passes (R. A. Horne) BAGPIPES 3ýi24{l Alexander's Ragtime Band Tw'-step 444 1 Cock . of the North The Black Diamonds j Medley MarchBANJO 30275 Chrysanthemums (William H. Penn) Dance of the Lunatics (Thomas S. Allen) Black and White Intermezzo 3046 (H. Darewski, )unr.) ALFRED CAMMEYER & OLLY Tango Argentin (0. Brunetti) OAKLEY 3070$ Solitude (E. G. C. Barker) i The Rose of Egypt (J. W. Newington) 112895Merrie Company (Cammeyer) 30715 The Birth Rose (Albert Lotter) j of a X1340 A Dancer's Dream (banjos) (Cammtt^) (Reverie (Jan Sareski) Chinese Patrol (Cammeyer) 3072 Recollection (Gabriel Morel) Miniature 3 (Cammeycr) Remembrance (Anton Kurtz) OLLY° OAKLEY "TWINS" GRAND ORCHESTRA 445 ( Toronto Jig I Darktown Dandies 275 Chanson Bohemia (Bolds) { 4461 Home, Sweet Home , Sizilietta (Von Blon) j Poppies and Wheat 2985 Donau Wellen (waltz) (Ivcnovici) 447 J Coloured Major (with piano) La Manolo (waltz) ([Vaidteafel) Lumbrin' Luke (with piano) 3215 Wine, Women and Song Waltz (Strauss) i 608 Marche de Concert (with I ITorchlight piano) (Casino Tanse (Gung'l) 1695 Parade (with piano) 370 1 Chocolate Soldier (waltz) (0. Strauss) JJ American Patrol (with piano) Veronique (wa!tz) (arr. by Kiefert) j Fernbank Quick-step (with piano) 382 ( Black Tan (polka) (Lowthiaa) IFunFun in Dahomey (with piano) and 861 f i P. 0. Polka (E::ealossi) Olly oc'.:ey) and I I Administration March (concertina), itb 401 A Restless Night (Johnson) ( (Alex. P; La Rinks (W. Paxton) piano) xrl Dreams of Darkie Land (with piano. 948 (Ruby ü_.:-/) The Whist'ing Nie (with piano)(E. ENGLISH STRING QUARTETTE Grimstaw) Insurgents' Patrol (wlth piano) (Turner) Slow movement, Quartette in E flat Quctn Burlesque (with A195 (Tschaikowsky) of the piano(Tut er) Caazonette in E flat (Mendelssohn) Coon town Breezes (with piano)- JAndante Cantabile, Op. 2 (Sanders-Pap* !51 A203 ( Tschaikowsky) The CollegeYe Ragg (with piano) `Scherzo, Op. 2 (Tschaikowsky) Comical Coons (with oianol ZONOPHONE STRING ORCHESTRA Maxim March (with 410 Widow" (Lehar)

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BANJO BELLS FRED TURNER BELLS, WITH BAND To Front (Fred Turner) 1443 Spoontime (two-step) the Twilight Shadows Alice, where art thou? (piano solo) (Chas. Goodall) The prettiest Song of allBells (Sousa) (with 449 with Band King Cotton March piano) Par-ci, Jas. Lent rrea ruraer par-la Rondo-Polka (piccolo aolo) ORCHESTRA c.,.... r...a...... ý BELLS, WITH Romping Rosse (with 31 I( Cheyenne Medley 135 ý - - Fred Tnrnerl Spanish Serenade Xylophon, Hornpipe Medley (piccolo) M. SILVESTER L (Laughing Water (silver chimes) 455 M. Silvester Nearer, my God, and Son of my Soul 553c Sioux War Dance (with piano) Pidoux' I (silver chimes) I.yster & Coke Ruabon Parade (with piano) Pidoux BILLY WHITLOCK Coonland Melodies J. Pidoux Pro Patria E. Grimshawý (Meet me to-night In Dreamland 798 1 (Friedmaz) J I like your Apron and your Bonnet

jAutomsIbIleidarl(a) Waltz Song, from "A Waltz Dream" :2(b)Red Roses, from "The Man with ThreWives" Professor G. FRANKLYN (Briefkopf & Hartei) 1472 JMary (Richardson) Old Black Joe 1539 BASSOON The old Folks at Home 1584 Blue Bells of Scotlatd W. CONRAD Home, Sweet Home 1651 List' Convent Bells (Old French Air with Variations to the ?20{ W. Conrad tJtWill ye no' come back again? I Poet and Peasant (ocarina) (Suppe) Signor Tapiero 'CE LA JAN LINDEN BELLS 14215 Auld Robin Cray (with piano) Ranks of Ailen Water (with piano) 1460 1 The lard o' the Ira' (with piano) W. DITCHAM Mary of Argyle (with piano) 1538 f The Flowers the Forest (with +i5 Dancing with my Baby of piano) (piccolo duet) An old Highland Melody (with piano) The Two Friends Intermezzo-"Cavalleria Rusticana" 17111 (Mascegnl ) R. FOSTER Serenade from "Suite In F" (Herbert) Melody in F (Rubenstein) 45 J Go as you please (bell solo) (R. Foster) 1801 Creole Belles (concertina) (Geo. King) Robin Adair (Rubenstein) P. NIFOSI LYSTER & COOKE The Phantom Melody (Keteiby)P. (Nearer my God, and Sun of my Soul Nifosl ,551 (silver chimes) Lyster Si Cooke Af)3 I loved yru more than I knew (Keteiby) ILaaghing Water (silver chimes)M. 1-Vocal arrangement of The Phantom Silvester Melody Ernest Pike The Late AUGUSTE VAN BIENE E. W. RUSHFORTH The Broken Melody (with piano)(Van Happy Days Gavotte (Goraert) Biene) Secrets Intermezzo (AncU ffe) Kol Nidri (with piano)(arr. Liselotte (with orchestra) (Leon Adams) by Van Biene) My 1 edv [linty /with orchestral Shadows of the Niltht (with piano) (Van Biene & Squire) I The deep blue (piccolo) (Brewer) L'Auv-rgnate Mazurka (^,anne) ` sea Reve aprea le Rel (Broustet) Mims Winnie Hudson d1I 12-inch Records 7u a the letter A in front of Serial No. Unless otherwise stated, all Vocal Records have Orchestral Aevampa,ianent. 16 ZONOPHONE RECORDS.

CORNET ROBERT MACKENZIE A40 Holy City (Adams) Star of Bethleheat (Adams) Ya Banks and Ernes Robert Mackenzie 30 Carnival of Venice (cornet solo) 206(Honest Toil (concertina, with piano) Happy Days Polka (piccolo Alex. Prince solo) 62, Eileen Alannah Home Guards Ear? Thy voice is near Home Guards Bars CONCERTINA Absent (Metcalf) Black Diamonds Bar- The English Rose (E. German) (arr. r. GEO. KING (English Concertina) Dan Codfrey) Black Diamonds Band Where my caravan has rested (Lohr) Creole Belles Peerless Orchestra Go please (bell solo) R. Foster Because (Gay D'Hardelot)Peerless as you King Dance of the Pierrots George Orchestr La Mattchich_ (ocarina solo) Signor Tapiero Sivnnr CAFFARFTII 1'Nirht Patrol (with oisno) 1384 Lan C.ra$ Via' Waltz (ocarina) (Chnecayl IAAmerica Mazurka de Concert (wi*,h Valverde) Signor Tapiero 1277 piano) (F. Mannelli. Thousand + and One Kisses (with piano PRINCE (English Concertina) ýRo Mannelll ALEX. U- _a,ti ý(D! _,._a__. v- ý'"._(F. uv t.r,,:ý On the Mississippi (with piano) (Morse) 11341 piano) Capaa) Souvenir de Sv"rento (violin, with Mattinata (with piano) (Leoncavallo) Haxton piano) Stroud Honest Toil (with piano) H. GODARD Ye Banks and Braes (clarionet)Robert Mackenzie) A77 The Better Land (Cowen) The War March the Priests (with (Sullivan) of A90 The Rosary (with band) organ) (Mendelssohn) Under the Double Eagle (ocarina) (J. Come, sing to me (with band) Wagner) Signor Tap ero Hornpipe Medley (with piano) IMusician HAWKINS of H.M. Silver Heels (with piano) (Morel) Coldstream Guards Hymns (organI Abide with me, and other Nazareth piano) I 453 Musician Hawki: concertina, with Steep Forget C. WL: The Lost Chord (organ, concertina, with) and (Sullivan) piano) Musicians HAWKINS Estudiantina Waltz (with piano) & HARDY of "Merry Widow" Waltz (with piano)(Lehar)ý H.M. Coldstream Guards !mpudence (with piano) (Allan Macay) Genevieve Musicians Hawkins & Haid. Poppies (with (Mores) 454 The Two Postilions Polka piano) Musicians (Administration March (with piano) j Hawkins & Web, 861 fun in Dahomey (banjo, with piano) of H.M. Coldstream Guard- Oily Oakley 927 High Jinks Musicians HAWKINS & WEBB of Pas de gcatre (skirt dance' H.M. Coldstream Guards The Darkies' Holiday (with 1073 piano) jThe 1Charlestow Parade (with piano) Two Postilions Polka 454 Musicians Hawkins & We! J. HUME Genevieve Musicians Hawkins & Hard,. of H.M. Coldstream Guard 1717$Nautical Selection (arr. J. R. Ferd) Blue Bells of Scotland (arr. Haydn Millars) F. KETTLEWELL The deep blue sea (concert polkst {GooThornGood-bye 1754 (brewer)IASS ( with band) Church Bells, introducing: "Caller Herrin;" with band) (damsTosti)) "Abide (H. with me" Albano) CHAS. SMITH (with 1785ýBelphegor March (Brepsant) Piano) King Cotton March (J. F. Sousa) 11014 Arbucklenian Polka ( Brooklyn Belle by Seymour) ! 1 Lizzle Polka 1864 (Hunter, arr. I 111111Spring Song (Men elssohn, arr. by Valefto) C. WHITE 1895 Dream of Delight Waltz (H. Nicholls) I Nights of Gladness Waltz (C. W. Anclide) (Sleep and Forget C. Whitc 1910 Destiny Waltz (S. Baynes) 1 4531 Nazareth Musician Hswkin< Sons of the Brave (Bidgood) of H.M. Coldstream Guards Orel, All 12-inch Records have the letter A in front of Serial No. Unless otherwise stated, vll Vocal Records have Orchestral Accompaniment. ZONOPHONE RECORDS.

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FCorporal WILLIAMS of H.M. Royal JAS. BROWN-enntintted Irish Fusiliers (Burns Hornpipe and Peter Street Horn- 1146 pipe (with piano) (arr. b, A. 0. Grzrr) Until (with band) (W. Anderson) I Rob Roy Reel and De'it amang the Somewhere a voice is calling (with band) l Tailors (with piano) (arr. by Laybourne) (A. F. Tate) Duke of Albany's Schottische (' ith little grey home in the West (with band) piano) (arr. by TV. Findluy) (Lohr) Monymusk Strathspey & Rachael Far '.!:i` A little love-A little kiss-(Uzi peu Reel (with oiano) fa-r. by A. 0. Gray! d'amour) (Lao. Silesu)Royal 1148fCircassian Circle (with Irish fusiliers piano) Rose Polka (with piano) (Laybon'ne) !'Waltz Song, "It Bacio" (with band) Miss Drummond Perth (High!ara J. Dunn) of (Ardifi) (arr. by it. Fling) (with piano) (arr by A. 0. Gr,:,,) The jolly Village Smith (Fucik) Lovet's Restoration Strathspey, &c. (with Royal Irish Fusiliers piano) (arr. by A. 0. Gray) (Irish 1150 Reels (with piano) 1Irish FLUTE jigs (with piano) 11511 Weary Willie (two-step) (with piznr} OLGA, ELGAR & ELI HUDSON 1 Heatherhell Schottische (with pianol Lot here the genese Larkl (soprano solo, FRED CAMERON (with Piano) WI VUIIgaIV IVC IVl 5) laýta:avpJ Home, Sweet Home (bishop) 309 f Scottish Quadrilles, F Mdme. Deering! Scottish Quadrilles, i'i._ 5 310j Scottish Quadrilles, Fig. 4 Scottish Quadrilles, Fig. 5 311 Scottish Quadrilles, Fig 6 (Rights o' Man Hornei,

W. F. CAMERON. 297 ( Father O'Flynn I Lord Roberts March ...SO! noeroovey t r nomas The Spinning Wheel (Thomas) Men of Harlech (Rhyfelgrchgwyr) (un. OCARINA ý'. accompanied) (Thomas) Megan's Daughter (Merch Megan) (un- Signor MOSE TAPYERO (Thomas) "ccompanied) (La Mattehiche Sgnor Tapiero Come back to Erin (arr. by F. C. Barker) 96 Dance The Minstrel Boy (arr. by F. C. Barker) of the Pierrets (concertina solo) George King La Gran Via Wait, (Chuecar Valverde) MELODEONJAS. 138. Night Patrol (concertina, with piano) George King Under the Double Eagle (1. Wagner) BROWN Signor Tapiero 1 The Thistle Schottische 285 The War March of the Priests (cancer- ! Johnson, and High Level Hornpipes tins, with organ) (Mendelssohn)Alex. [Cumin' thro' the Rye-Auld Hoose-Ur Prince in the Morning Early Poet and Peasant (Suppe) Signor Tapi^-o Within a Mile of Edinburgh 320 Old French Air with Variations (bassoo;r Schottische) W. Coara3 Scottish Jigs 456 The First Kiss Waitz Irish Jiga La Palms (Flowers o' Edinburgh `, Stirling Castle and Speed PIANOFORTEPAUL (with piano) Highland Schottische: Pop goes the ASTOR weasel; Weel may the keel row; What'-I o'er th, steer? (with piano) I A126 Liebestraum (Dream of fe) ý;'-s:) i Over the Waves Waltz (with piano) I Simple Aveu, Op. 2,1; (Th)s,e) (Rosa); (Norwegian Bridal March. On. 19. No. ZONOPHONE RECORDS.

PAUL ASTOR-continued A157 Autumn (pianofor.e) (Chaminade) The Deep Blue Sea (Brewer) Spinning Wheel !Chaminade) 885 Miss W. Hutson _ Al6F (Spinning Song (Libl;.i) Shadows of the night ('cello solo, with ) The Last Hope (Gottschalk) piano) (Van Biene & Squire) Van Flcze (Capricante-Marche de Conceit 11043 5 Old Irish Dances (arr. by Eli A2!51 (Paul Wachs)', Saltarello () Love's Waltz, Op. 57, No. 5 ww yr t (Paul Wachs) Miss WINNIE & Mr. ELI HUDSON 460 Max Moritz CHAS. GOODALL and Birds of Passage (Kling) 95 Alice, where art thou? Chas. Goodall ALBERT RENNISON To the Front (banjo solo) Fred. Turner Annie Laurie (Douglass) Chas. Goodall The Nightingale of the Open 130 Loch Lomond (violin solo, with piano) 459 I Albert Ren :sca Robert Buchan Old Nick Ell Hu sJ 458 Qui Viva, Galop (Ganz) Marche Hongroise (Kowalski) 670 _ito Mattei's Grand Valse PIPERS & DRUMMERS The Dying Poet (Gottschalk) I 152 J Murray's Welcome March, &c. DAVID RICHARDS I11535j Blue Bonnets March, &c. 25ch's Farewell to Meerut March, Andante Rondo Capriccioso j Flowers the Forest. A101-) (Mendelssohn) of I Valse Eritlante, A flat (Moszkowski) A109 I Minuet in G Major (Paderewski) TUBAPHONE Prelude, Op. 3, No. 2 (Rachmaninoff) The Circus Galep RUDOLPH SVINERFELDT 66 Merry Times Polka 457) J Blue Danube 146 BluebellsSnowdrops Home, Sweet Hontk PICCOLO CARL GRUNOW (Men are deceivers (from "Wie einm is J. ASHE & L. MILLER 13131 Mai" (1V. Ko11o) Guletz lrc t'I 655 The Two Friends J. Ashe & L. Miller I I want a girl (from "Wer Dancing with ma Baby (bells) W. Ditcham (Leon je5

SCOTT SKINNER. ( Duet "La Traviata," Fantasia (with piano) I 463 for one Violin (The Laird Drumblair (Verdi) II of ( William Tell Fantasia (with piano) (Rossini) STROUD HAXTON Rigoletto Fantasia (with plant) (Verdi)' Souvenir tie Sorrento (vioiir. o i-,p'. u) "The Daughter of the Regiment." Fan-, ,ý:l ouo tas!a (with piano) (Doni:etti) On Lae Mississippi (coccertina, o Martha" Fantasia (,with piano)(F(oto'a' piano) (Morse) Alex. Prima 462 Hearts and Flowers (with piano) (T,,ýU, "Aida" Fantasia (with piano) (Verdi) (intermezzo (with piano) (Johnson) "Thais" Meditation (x-ith piano)(h1a:;senet ) VIOLIN, ( Chanson Triste (with piano)(Tschaikowskp) 'CELLO, FLUTE & HARP ndante Religioso (with piano) (Thome) i "Pirates of Penaanea"-Fantasia FRANCINI QUARTETTE

!1301] Old Rustic Bridge J. F. S?:,t!y) 'Bohernian Girl"-Fantasia (Salle) ;ýr. `v 11-ootl "Maritans"-Fantasia (Wallace) 1353 Barcarolle, from "T";es I-. Tmar.t ""-Fantasia (Sullivan) Atineet by Hoccherini "lolanthe"-Fantasia (Sullivan) 1395 J.Home, Sweet Home iThe Mill Wheel (Yeoman of the Guard-Fantasia (Sullivan) 1448 !! Alice, where art tl:oa. Come here I( Ses 'LRuddigore-Fantasia (Sullivan) ( my __ :

VIOLIN, 'CELLO & PIANO VIOLIN & MUSTEL ORGAN 466 Serenata (Braga) ELSIE SOUTHGATE her Si- Ave Maria (Gounod) and er { DOROTHY--continued Massa's in de cold, cold graund, and )id VIOLIN, FLUTE & HARP 1820 folks at home (Perkins) Silver threads among the gold(H. The Poet's Song ("La Boheme" 1 P. D;rsj 465 (Puccini) 1848 When all was young-"Faust" (Go. ') GocI-bye (Tosii) The hcur is late-"Faust" (Gounod 641 ý The Rosary (Nevin) 1880 Eileen Alannah (violin) (Thomas) (Salut ei'Amour (Elgar) Killarney (8a1fe) 1911 All hail thou dwelling-"Faust" (Gou, 1 FRANCINI TRIO Terzetto E Final.-"Faust" (Goanc. A34 J Spring Song (Mendelssohn) Autumn Song (Mendelssohn) Serenade (Schubert) 31 ( Spanish A44- Intermezzo ("Cavalleria Rusticana") Cheyenne .SerenadeMedley (bells and orchestra' The Sleigh Ride Xylop.ule A59 S Serenata (Moszkowski) 434 Student's Revels (whist}ing sole) f A82 Ls Clnquanteine (Gabriel Marie) 661 Merry Times Polkt Xylo}:!r.e Minuet (Boccherini) The Circus Galop TubaF, :ocu A94 f Angels guard thee (Godard) 259 f "Dollar Princess" (selection) (Pali! A Night in Venice (Lucantoni) The Divorced Wife (selection) (Fall; Herd Girl's Dream (with oboe)(A. Washingtoq Post March (Sousa)Xylop Sabitzky) one Love's Garden (Schumann)(arr. Keep (with bells)Was. by G. W. Slatter) on a-Shufflin' Dl!-;,M Mdme. FRASSETTI VIOLIN & MUSTEL 46S Shamrock March ORGAN IU.S.A. Patro!S. FRANCISCO ELSIE SOUTHGATE and her Sister 467 J The Ladies of Cadiz DOROTHY j Estudiantina Waltz (Lacombe) A168 S The Lost Chnrd (Sullivan) ) Largo ("Serse") (Handel) ZITHER BANJO 1325 Annie Laurie (Lady Scaft) Rerceuse (Jarnes Coward) ALFRED CAMMEYER and OLL 1383 Melody in F (Ruhinsteia) OAKLEY Somewhere a voice is calling (Tate) Intermezzo-"Cavalleria Rusticana" 13655 Handy Jack (Cammeyer) ji Humoresqu,: Csmmeyer) 1525 (Mascagni) Ave Maria (Ba;h-Gounod) Barcarolle from "Tales of Hoffmann" WHISTLINGW.LYNTON 1554Goon Melodies 15E9 Auld Robin Gray ( Students' Revels (whistling 1 Rubin Adair and Mary of Argyle solo) 1611 "Tharksgiving" (E. & D. Southgate) 43( W. La;c- "Reve d'Amour" (F. S. Southgate) The Sleigh Ride Xylopl: 1634 (The Rosary (Nevin) (Humming Bird (Eilenberr) ) Held in Bondage (Coward) 73 jl Home Guards Bond & Whist' U..3 1667 { Simpltae Aveu (Thorns) Where Glory leads Home Guards L'Exse (Thorne) G. H. SNAZELLE 1698 A little love-A little kiss (Silesa) Where my caravan has rested (Lohr) IA Whistlint Yarn (G. H. Snazalle) 1742 Pleading (F. S. Southgate) DICK DARBY Dance of the Elves (F. S. Southgate) M41t41 1786 Love's Garden of Roses (H. Wood) fffA German on the Telephone Sincerity (E. Clarke) (By permission and approval of Tom C.:r) I11 12-inch Reeordo have the letter A in front of Serial No. Unless otherwise stated, all Vocal Eeoords have Orchestral Aocumpanime? 21 ZONW-'HONE RECORDS.

BALLADS, &c. BALLADS, &c. CdiIE ANDERSON (Scottish ROBERT BURNETT-continued Baritone) 3035 Land o' the Leal (traditional) In Hebrid Seas (traditional) :porn Riggs Bonnie (with are pitno4 March of the Cameron Men ).'ncan Gray (with Piano) (Mary Campi,ell) li'ater (with piano) Broom Love Song (traditional) -in Grcmlie Loch ,hn, (with piano) IAN. Kernedv Fraser) -.na Standard Braes o' Mar (with piano)' (Dewar) HENRY BURR (Tenor) ':here kath Scotland (with piano)(Fuicher) i When Dreams Come True (Webb) better bids a we (Claribel) 1267 When the weep are in the fold (Heil) ain wee house (Munro) Manuel Romero 1082 When you're a long, long way from Home JOHN BARDSLEY (Tenor) In the Palace of Dreamy 3084 In Heart City has Heart Leath Nelson (Stokam) the of a that no of Alice of old Vincennes , i.e Sailor's Grace (Suilh'an) seek for thee in eeery flower (Ganz)I iýecov wrr"r"vºwe ýT^____ý

±ýlt, What a Beautirul Dreaat 'ý: love to live in Loveland {Come Erin (Claribel) Alarney, Sea(Logan} AlOS back to My Horne O'er the Tom Bowling (Dibdin) Long as the Shamrock Grows Greer (Osbornelý Miss EDITH CLEGG (Contralto) ou're just as sweet at sixty as you were1 277 f The Dear Homeland (Walter Slaughter) I nc awecc s;xteen U" I. neqI My ain Folk (Lepton) (and Quartette) 312 Violets (Ellen Wright) r.e me while the loving is good Good-byeTasti) Peerless Quartett. with Orchestral SYDNEY COLTHAM (Tenor) s LOUIE BROOKS (Soprano) How lovely are Thy dwellings (with Broken Doll (Tate) A125 piano and organ) (S Liddle) f- i f.e Roses have made me remember There is a green hill (with piano and (Darewski) organ) (Gounod) (with ,,,d send youyoback to me (Emmett) h, moon of my delight piano) kiss, (A A137 (Liza Lehmann) roseFishermaida a ring sh.on (with of old SL O, vision entrancing piaýu) ,H)alo(Dumas) (A. t.onng 4nomus) Marquise (with me log, Fairies (D. Wood) Belle piano) little Bing Boys") (Tate)I A143 (Bernard Foit) while Gentle Zephyrs (with piano) _-,erv:nderfui girl, Wonderful boy (L. Brooks H. Payne) (Nat D. (A. Jensen.; Ayer) (with (Stephen Adamz) o Trail that leads to home (with piano) ALSO Nirvana piano) reor Butterfly (sung by H. Payne) Lolita (with piano) (Buzzi Peccia) mmV KO50 01 LOi:aIOC tw1111 Nlal-J

Baritone) one is rar rroru rno raou rw,.,.(Lambert) N ...,., Annie Laurie (with piano) (Douglas) A163 Margarita (with piano) (Lc'tr) he MoC,reir's gathering (wilt piano) The Willow (with piano) (G. Thomas) '". illie'a gene to Melallle Castle A little love-A little kiss (with piano) k-., t Burn' k173 (Si]rctt) 4 titan's a Man for a' that Hector Gra' My Queen (with piano) (B!u nentha.) A'I 12-inch Records have the letter A in front of Serial No. ''s+> othcru,'ise stated, all Vocal Records have Orchestral Accompaniint' . 22 ZONOPHONE RECORDS.

BALLADS, &c. BALLADS, &c. SYDNEY COLTHAM-continued SYDNEY COLTHAM-contin The Song of Songs (with piano) (Mayo)i1254 I know of two bright eyes (with plc A176ýThe Snowy Breasted Pearl (with piano) (G. H. ( (Robinson) Rosebud (with piano) (Drumm- Blue of Bredon (with IAn Evening Song (with piano) skies pier. .. A1SO (Blumenthal) 1281 ICI A Sprig of Rosemary (with piano)ý When shadows gather (with pier (Edward Gerrnan)i A184 Comfort ye ("Messiah") (Handel) Jean (with piano) (H. T. Burteig!Sydney Every valley ("Messiah") (Handel) 1293 A190 J Water (with piano) (A. Hume) Dear love, remember me (C. di-, -'y l Annie Laurie (with piano) (Lady Scott) Ern, "r f Beloved, it is Morn! (with piano) Ninetts (with piano) (A. H. Br r) A I93 (A yfward ) Until (with piano) (W. Sandersor, The one of all the world (with niano) Before you came (with piano)(1. (Lohr) (Love, here is my heart? (with piano) Little Bunch of Heather (with pr! A197 (Silesu ) (Oliver) (1 Moira of my heart (with piano) Sleep and the Roses (with piano! (I nomson l (A. F. Tdej Love in her eyes ("Acis and Galatea")(Handel) Tired Hands (with piano) (Sander, i( Sweet Vale of Doona (with plani'-.` t'here'er you walk ("Sen+ele")(Handel) Thy dear voice calls me (with pi.. A206 f The Sands o' Dee (Clay) Marv Allendale (Hook) Fall In 1 (with piano) Sydney of The Flag The Garden of Sleep (with piano) 11398 that never comes down A210 (Isadore de 1_ara), Our Island (with I So fare thee well, "Doris" (with piano) 1399 Home piano) (Ceflier) The Drummer of tha 43rd (with pi.*. fAnecl" guard thee-"Joselvn" (with) The women who stay at home piano änd violin obligato' (Godard) 11413( piano) (Trr'.:e^), A213ýEily Ma,ourneen-"Lily of Killarney" J Soldier, Soldier (with piano) (Tert) (with pteno and violin obligato) In a Cornish Kitchen (with piano) (Benedict) 1428 I Fair is the Rose (with piano) A217 11! sing thee songs of Araby (F. Clay) (Noel Jo:. Z0) Dear Heart (Tito Matte-') 0 Flower Divine (with piano.) 1440 (Havd,t 'ý '21 I seek for thee in every flower (Gan. - Love's Nocturne (Kellie) Serenata (with piano) (Percy G, J:', A"4 ( My own, my guiding star (MacFarren) I made thee mine (with piano) !.' Come to (G. W. Byng) 1453 j The little green gown (with plan, me now, my own tt ,'Then shall the righteous-"Elijah" O22u (Mendclssohn) 1464 ( In Devon's garden (with piano) ( B If with all your hearts--"Elijah" One day (with piano) (Stephen , (Mendelssohn) The garden of your heart (with 3 ))"Farewell, Mignon-"Mignon" (Thomas) 1477f Romance-"Mignon" (Thomas) Megan (with piano) (Novello) IBe thou faithful, "St. Paul" Love's Melody (with piano) (H. ?t A2i7 (diendelssohn)1489 The enchanted glade (with piano) My hope (Lois is in the Everlasting, "Daughter 1500 A Song Sleep (with of Jairus" (Stainer) of piano) (Sv',. Dear, in your eyes (with piano) (!: -"n) (a) A Birthday, (b) Hence away, be- (Roses (with of a Summer day (with plum) -13? gone piano) (Willie B. Manson) 1513{ (Percy dtli Army and Navy (S. Coltham & G. I it thou wert blind (with piano) Parker) (T. Coole ) (Noel Joi: For you alo:te (ff. E. Geehl) A dream (with At dawning (with piano) (Bartlett) piano) 1530 Come and see the roses (with pia 1 I -- -y caravau nag reecea twiwl I i 12231 piano) (r.:Phr) f Down in the Forest (with Lorraine (with piano) (W. Sanderson) 1588, (Landon,piano) Rr (I hear a thrush at eve (with piano) Golden Bird (with piano) (Haydn 11 1247{ (Cadman) Melisande In the wood (with pier I Love, you have made me a garden (with piano) (Thompson) I (A memory (with piano) (Park) All 12-inch Records have the letter A in front of Serial No. T'°Jcss otherwise stated, all Vocal Records have Orchestral Accoinpenimeit 23 BALLADS, &c. BALLADS, &c. SYDNEY COLTHAM-continued MR. HATHERLEY CL..tRKE-- To Mary (with piano) eontinled It: ' i Maude Valerie White) Ireland, you're calling me (with niona) (Sweet Marie (Moore) (Kin gston-Sl wart) 1674 True as the stars that are shin? i h perfect d v (with ninon! I (Bro

BALLADS, &c. BALLADS, &c. PETER DAWSON-continued PETER DAWSON-continuert 512j A jovial Monk I (A-udran) 1054) A binder Courtship (Coates) am The Dragoons (Russell) ( I am a Friar of Orders Gray (Reeve) Blue 513 j Sailing (Marks) 1065 Every man a soldier (Stanle)) They lack IAaams) The other side o' Jordan all use -(Hawley''Kahn) 514 3 Down among the dead men (Phipps) 10931 }fear the bugles calling (G. The big bass drum (Mortimer) 516 f The Sinter wes Irish Drink to me only with thine eyes A Nation once again 1179{ (Jonson) (an. by J. B. cVaGlzck)l Wrap me up in my old Stable Jacket(Symons) The low-hacked car (S. Lover) I 1203J When you come home (W. H. Sq:l.ý:) The place where the old horse died(Melville) The Sentinel (H. Oliver) 1224 Lads o' Devon (R. Loughborou;tr! The Powder Monkey (with piano) Shipmates o' mine (W. Sanderson) The Tar's Farewell (Adams) 12481 Through the sunrise (G. Nutting) Bedouin Love Song (Pinsuti) Friend o' mine (Sanderson) The Bandolero (Stuart) 1265 I Dear Devon Lassie (D. Richards) The Mill Wheel (quartette, with harp) Youth (Allitsen) Lackaday (from "Gavotte Songs") ( th The Fisherman and His Child (quartette)(White) piano) (E. Crompton) X, The Veteran's Song (Adams) The old flagged path (from The The Yeomen England ((jerman) White House "Song Cycle")((Claude of Aru da;e) Young Tom o' Devon (Russell) Glorious Devon (German) Friend (Clara Novella Davies) A Son Desert I (Phillips) Soldier l What of the night? (with 'Inl( of the am Dul The Monarch the Woods (Cherry) (J. Airlie of The beneath Busby (witl: Drake goes West (Sanderson) eye the - -,10 I Rolling down to Rio (German) _ (E. Karma( 630 J Calvary (Rodney) Corporal Mike (with piano)(Sterndale B've l )There is a Green Hill (Gounod) f Oh I Ohl Hear the blow In an Old-fashioned Town (with pima) wild winds (W. H. Souire) The Storm Fiend (Roeckel) A Sailor's Paradise (with piano)(D. Many Happy Returns of the Day(Blockley) R;, Porto Rico (T. Royce) The Vacant Chair (Root) Remember (D. Phipson) The Skipper (Jude) Devon for me (with piano) (G. The Bell at Sea (Adams) Onaway, awake, beloved (with piec")(, Consider the Lilies (with Chorus) "1) Peter Dawson Love's Requiem (with piano) (W. Sanderson) Peter 03 The Song of Angels (with chorus) (Hodson) Harold Wilde Go to Sea (with piano) (TroterWilir,".1 C,me Beck to Kildare (Barnby) [' tt Sweet (with I Fear no Fee (Pinsuh') Aleen chorus)Peter 852 ( The Arrow and the Song (Balle) Uavsat j Droop m,t, young Lover (Handel) Don't tell Mother (with chorus) 866 F. Hundred Fathms Deep (Shattuck) The 'Alghty Deep (f A Chip of the Old Block (with pies ude) i 878 Queen of my heart (Alfred Cellier) 1736 1 y . ,. sl A Soldier's Song (Mascheroni) Three Bachelors (K. Russell) The Lowland Sea (The Golden Vanity) The gateway to Heaven (with d-,.n` 8924 (arr. by Branscombc) (La, afo.a) (When the Ebbtide flows (Stanley Gordon) Rest, soldier, rest (Arthur /torleyi Old (Th. Rnnle,' R9{lýllt lCe,,,en1 Oh! ,Nother Asthore tmvýl;unapý ýýandalay V{ It'i!leby)ývýý V ý 176b JThere's a big lot of Sunshine , 958 The Drum Major (E. Neinton) soon (J. Ha}') Lanagan's Log (Hermann Lohr) 1777 When Johnny comes marching home 1005 ( The Admiral's Yarn (P. A. Rubens) There is a tavern in the town j The Floral Dance (Katie Moss) :791 The Blarney Roses (Frame Flint) I Little Grey Home in the West 11310 There's a Girl in Kildare (Norton) 1023 (Hermann Lahr) J Walt (G. d'Hardelot) Sir Dare (F. Dale) j In God's own keeping (Geehi) 1047 Ben the Bo'sun (S. Adams) IS41 Cruskeen Lawn The Bo'sun's Lament (IV. H. Squire) j D ye ken John Peel? All 12-inch Records have the letter A in front of Serial No. Unlcas otherwise sinted, all Vocal Records have Orchestral Acconlpaniv " 1 ZONOPHONE RECORDS.

BALLADS, &c. BALLADS, &c.

PETER DAWSON-continued Miss MARY EVANS (Contralto) The Lost Chord (Sullivan) Mary Evans Desert (Emanuel) 351' Poor Wandering One ("Pirates of Pen- Village Band (Lohr) äe zance") (Sullivan) Florence Savior he last man (with piano) Daddy (with piano) (Behrens)Mary -ý?Ay, my own (Purssord) Evans Bird (with bird ..ighterman Tom (Squire) The Mocking effects) he glory of the sea (Sanderson) Gertrude Gibson { Caroline(Roma) 'an't you hear me calling, Miss FREDA FAIRCHILD (Soprano). idow of Penzance (Coates) 1852J The heart of a rose (H. Nicholls) The Drover I passed by your window (May Brabe) angaroo and Dingo (Baritone) The Bridge (Lindsay) _ DEREK FOSTER Wreck ne (Little) 30765 Boys of the DardanePes 1 Eyes of Irish Blue Madame DEERING (Soprano) GAZE (Baritone) (with piano) ii as a dream Mme. Deeringl!LESLIE I lillarney (Balle) Alvena Yarrow, (High Jinks-"Something Seems Tingle- Ii i know that my Redeemer liveth 3073 Ingle-ing" 'Peu ("Messiah") (Handel) A Little Love-A little kiss (Un (Silesu) G.l:h verdure cled !"Crenrioe" lHnvdel d'Aroour) Miss Bessie Jones 1 I T::e Banks of Allan Water (C. E Horn)'3075 I had a Flower (Cherry Ripe (C. E. Horn) Love's own Kiss, from "High jinks" Horne, Sweet Home (Bishop)Mme. IILo: Deeringj HORATIO GERMAINE (Tenor) here the lark (soprano My Queen (Blumenthal) gentle solo,,! Germaine 'sits obligato for two flutes) (BishopA131 Horatio Olga, Elgar & Eli Hudson' Lend me your aid ("Irene") (Goanod) I) The Bonnie Banks of Loeb Lomond Samuel Hempsall !, 'uc Bells of Scotland (with oiano) re pronc! ý-nvv a na.f+aaa uauuý aeaoý ý7:a Pro Nobis (Pray for us) (Pieeolomini) AS/ f Roses (Stephen Adams) Ale Maria (in Enelish) (Gounod) i In Sympathy (Lconi) {I (Pinsuti) I In a child's smal hand A75 The last Watch (Cecil Englehardt) For all Eternity (:Mascheroni) 'here's Lend (Altitsen) (Miss a GERTRUDE GIBSON (Soprano) IAlas ! those chimes ("Maitanz") (with 65 bells) (Wallace) (The Mocking Bird (with bird effects) i; Bacio (with piano) (Arditi) Gertrude Gibson ':eve's Ig2((t a Land (Allitson) Daddy (with piano) (Behrend) Mme. Deering' Mary Evans Our King and Country rant you (with GRAY (Tenor) iano) (Paul Rubens) Miss P,essie Jones ARTHUR 1 24Beauty's Eyes (Tosti) iss " VIOLET-- ELLIOTTr:LLIV (Contralto) In Madrid (H. TroTrotere) r 1 ýýoncraicol I I In old %ladrid (H. See that my Grace's kept Green UUCOXSJ 2 Gray & Quintette .-1de with roe (Liddie) IRS Arthur Lost Chord (Sallivan) Silver Threads among the Gold & Quartett_ gift (Behrend) Arthur Gray ý.:.c"s-e Luliaby (Lane) HECTOR GRANT (Baritone) ^d of Hope and Giory-(Etgar) ere's a Land (Atlitsen) A Man's a Men for a' that Hector Grant Fishers (11uUah) I 12JWillie'a gene to Melville Castle i'i He Come (.SuJiran) Robert Burnett e Promise of Life (Cowen) SAMUEL HEMPSALL (Tenor) 'umhine and Rain (Blumenthal) "-'tearer, (Gounod) ,' my God, to Thee (Carey) Lend me your aid ("Irene") Aliss Violet Elliott A13 Samuel Hempsall "ill extol Thee, 0 lord ("Eli") (Costa) My Queen (Blumenthal) Mme. Eleanor Jenes-Hudson', I Horatio Germaine A-11 Records have the letter A in front Scr(a1 12-inch of -NO. Otherwise slated, all Voeal 1. re BALI-ADS, &c. BALLADS, &c. ALFRED HEATHER (Tenor) STANLEY KIRKBY (Baritore? (Dear Little Shamrxk (Jackson) (f don't mind leaving the Dear t7ntl 247{ Alfred Heather 342t (Mellor & 'lt The White Squall (Barker) Philip Ritte I Don't go down in the Mine, P.I J. HISLOP (Tenor) I ý. aa'I f Good-bye (with piano) (Tosti) nooouy ' snows, '1100-y ` ' ^Larea Earth (with Stanl: 6i' A154 , Queen of the piano) n__...:...ý r.._a_.. o..e_.. rc' `Stonecraker ..ý ...,... All Hail thou dwelling, "Faust" (withl P j. Hislopl 374 john (Coates) piano) (Gounod) 1 Chorus, Gentlemen I (Lehr) C--- r r.:...... ,ý, I An--I L Yeter Dswsow A sergeant r the Line (. gntrel 50 1 Stante: K P. A. HOPE (Scottish Baritone) The Admirals Broom (Bevan) CuN 365 Scots wha bee (traditional) Sins to Sleep (with DJ Scotland Yet me ells), 502sper Edwin 706 Green Grow the Rushes Whi I hear( Just deocb-an-do and shall with a wee ris 503 s Always IN- OT c" v^o T/11UCQ LIt TnCAIU I (ý+scuure klru-r') inaaame-2___ - e.LGHnvn JVl\Ir.T1ZVLJVI\ j 505 Silver Bell (Wen rich) (Soprano) 1Mister Owl (Lawrence) 893{Let Erin (Moore) u a i remember A231'Taas within Mile (Hook) } ti'ca:inz o' the Green (arr. by '' E c Rill back (Ballyhooley (Robert ye no come I(000 Marin) A24 Kate O'Shane (Linley) jj Killaloe (Robert Martin) 'iG{ f Last Rose of Summer (Moore) IioSo I'Tis a story that shall live for r A26 aid me discourse (Bishop) (Pelham E e4' Tell me my Heart (Bishop) I ( P. RaN"h lp.nbn.n ti w':nhfl I A61 i Mission (Cowen) 11086f he of a ! do tike you, Susie (Murphy -,mg, sweet nira ttfansl--Rose Ragtime Cowboy Joe (Muir & AF :-u Blind to her harp (Glover) girl A I 11ct- . thw or.,nn ,I.. r. ., A651,'Tis the harp in the air "Maritana" (with,11954We miss her most at Xmas -time harp) (Wallace) (Donc11v I Thee, 0 Lord En") N'cu're will extol, -(' . meet hin hlue-eyed t' 3847 A69 J (Costa) Mme. Eleanor Jones-Hudson '1216J -"(A Seymour I Nearer, my God, to Thee (Carey) Good-hve. Summer !Sn . Inno Miss Violet Elliott 11332 (P V79 Dear Heart (Tito Mattel) 1 will wear your Rosary, lliaýl,ý `Sincerity (Clarke) (H. D. Softly sighs the voice of evening (Weber)I Take back to the hone ,.'ý41 1 Song from "Romeo Juliet" me of r A85 Waltz and , hood (H. L. " '" L (Gounod)'16955 Flanigan's flying machine & ELI HUDSON Maguire's motor bike OLGA ELGAR Suns of Australia (McGlennon) 1.01 here the gentle Lark (soprano solo,13066 Stanley jAN with obligato for two flutes) (Bishop)! Advance, Australia fair (Amicus) 469 Digs, Elgar, & Eli Hudson' Qrpheus Q Home, Sweet Home (Bishop) Australia will be there (For Aul.' Mme. Deeringi Sync) (Skipper Francis) ýR Miss BESSIE JONES (Soprano) Stanle, r I the Landing of the Australian fr Your King and Country want you (with) Egypt D- -'; 1370 piano) (Paul Rubens) Miss Bessie Jones JOSEPH LYCETT (Bass) There's land (Alliften) Mme. Dearing' a 1 JThe Magic of the Night (with piano) 279 Anchored (1Vatsori 1558+ (H. Vasghan)I' 1Three for Jack (14. H. Squire) The Fairy Plate (with piano) (Oliver) 1599}SA Dream of Delight (Horatio Nicholls) P. MAXWELL (Baritone) j All P. MAXWELL (Baritone) the while (H. Darewski) i "High Jinks L.ove's Own ;ties 1(Beautiful L'eautiful Garden of Roses (Scan, 3075 364 J P. LESLIE GAZE, with Piano Nobody Knows, Nobody CaresCaresStan:e- f i I Had a Flower l Stan:e:- All I dl: 1212-inch .inch Records have the letter A in front of Serial No. Unless otherwiseoiherwise stated.stated, all Vocal BecordaRecords have OrcheatralOrchestral Accuannanich."tccufnpani n. 27 ZONOPHONE RECORDS.

BALLADS, &c. Mr. GEORGE PARKER (Baritons) I Sons Sea (with (Lowing smile of aisttr kind--"Faust" o the piano) A218+ (Gounod) (McG.cnnon) I lOh!I One United Front (with piano) my Lisbon, thou dearest, fairest- (Bradweli) "Don Sebastiano" (Donizetii) (Russell) A225 ( The Bandotiero (L. Stuart) ;,rnicombe Fair (with piano) 1 (Sullivan) '=assn with piano) (W. H. Squire) Thou'rt passing hence iitog 3 Ine ruIagc orace:aurnu krvcuaý The Floras Dance (Moss) A244 f Bedouin Love Song (Pinsufi) ) The Trumpeter (Dix) ::draw (with the Sword, Scotland piano) When the great red dawn is shining E ( (G. H. Rodwell) I ..,(When LChnr The Thistle of Scotland (with piano) I v_._ - ... .ws ..-- i A--A ra) -,at, bring to me a pint o' wine (with 1887 The Company Sergeant Major (Sanderson) piano) I The Gay Cavalier (Brevilte Smith) jessie, the Flower o' Dunhlane (with piano) (Smith) HERBERT PAYNE (Tenor) Ae ye Mind o' [eng Lang Syne (with piano) (Rev. D. P. Monkton) By the Light of the Silvery Moon ;csa Macfarlane (with piano) (Edwards) (H. Payne & Quartette) We don't want a Girl (Letters) 'ILL OAKLAND (Counter Tenor) H. Payne & H. Fay Wedding Bells (with bells)(Bennett ý the Gloaming Scott) Ir., Ace. by The American Quartette Ring me up Heaven ').hen the Autumn Moon is creeping When the Mocking Birds are Singing through the Woodlands When the Blue Birds nest again `r: hen you and 1 were young, Maggie Beautiful Birds, Sing On (with whistling) (Butterqeld) Robin and the Wren (with whistling) longest way round is the sweetest Ring down the Curtain (c-ith bells) L may home (Shillos-Mill) Give me a ticket to Heaven(Denhant Harrison) 7 '.ý'ait till the Clouds rail by '-'bite Wings A Bop's best friend is his Mothe relicy) (Sh n tired living of without you(Rose Where is my wandering boy to-night? Mills) Two Ünly In my Aeroplane for a Pansy Blossom (Howard) (ASeftor, Lawrence & GHford) he Curse Achine Heart Redwing (Kerry Mills) 47{ of an I (Piantadosi) And a little child shall lead them (Harris) risen listened we to the chiming of the There is a Mother always waiting for old Church Bells (Heil) Manuel Romami you at Home, Sweet Home Nellie Deane (Armstrong) Miss VIOLET OPPENSHAW The Mountains of Morne(French & Collison) (Contralto) I'll meet thee at the Lane (with quartette) Nelly Gray (with quartette) Christina's Lament (Dvorak) The Soldiers of the King (Leslie Stuart) K': She wandered down the mountain side Privite Tommy Atkins (Potter) (with piano and violin) (F. Clay) C...... U:..1.. /...:.1. The magic of your voice (Hardy) .ý ..._...... J .ell..,. A Collier's Child (Geddes) --1ý1 ' obligato)-_~. .~~^(Goring `.~Thomas) ,~. ~. ~. You were cumin' through the corn, Molly 'erenata (Angel's Serenac:e) (with piano dear (Mellor, Lawrence & Gifford) and 'cello obligato) (Braga) Kitty, dear (Percival Langley) Jnbra mai fu (known as Handel's Moonlight Bay (Wenrich) "Largo") ("Snrse") (with Nora M !one (von Tilzer) 17`x' organ and piano) (Har el) My heart is with you to-night Che fa-o senza Euridice (Orfeo ed Euridic (with piano) (Gluck) ü:`=MES OSBORNE (Baritone)

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BALLADS, &c. HERBERT PAYNE-continue,' (Good-bye, The Trail of the Lonesome Pine Virginia (Schwartz) 1492 (H. Carotl Berlin) 1481 {( The wee little house that you live '.1 When I lost you (H. Carol! Berlin) (Mellor, Gifford & Gý:_'r) (When love creeps in your heart (with Our glorious Empire (with chorus)o 1110 ý chorus and orchestra) (B. Scott) (L Come back to (with and 1491 When it's apple-blossom time in I-11 me chorus (with orchestra) (Flavel! Hayward) mandy chorus) Old Church Choir (with (Mellor, Gifford, & i ue! Hymns of the Somebody organ and orchestra (Alf. Selman) knows, somebody cares 1112 He-bert Payne 1515 (Do,- - t} Vesper Bells (with (Darn; By the Old Cathedral Door (with organ) chorus) :.ü (Lamb-Solman) Peerless Quartette (Sweet Aleen (with chorus) 1 do love my Orange Cirl I516j(Mr. Peter G-:ýrrot) 1182 (Trevor & Mellor) Don't tell Mother (with chorus) (Mr. Herbert ( When the Xmas Bells are ringing f My little Persian Rose (A. Friedland) Settle down in a one-horse town: ;4 1198-i You maue me love you (J. V. Monaco) "Watch your Step") (Berlin) 15331 They didn't believe me (from "To r.. !t the Night") (Kern) Someday (Sometime, somewhere, some- 1204 Miss Dolly Garrick & Mr. Frank coming Sprinkle I'm back to Bonnie Scotland me with kisses ("Shell (Trevor & Wright) 15441 Revue) (Ball) (I'll for (Jack Judge & H. WI!- a,y oira ox raracise ki. aerun7 work you 1545 f We fall in (Beorteff Scot:; 1226 1I !lams) (with must all chorus) Isle o' Dreams (Graf] & Otcott) Only a few more broken hearts (u,'it.h Till the boys come home (keep the '::1I (Will CeddesY" chorus) 1516j fires burning) (Xo,ello) June (with %A. Baldwin Sloane) chorus) When the war is over, mother dear(B. 12491 That's how I need you (with chorus) !!; ( (Piantadosi) Kentucky Home (We'll have a J.,ý I:eel Wonderful rose of love (with chorus & 1562 { (with (Donaldson) 1307 (Bennett Scott) chorus) piano) You were the flrst one to teach If I could only make you care (with love (Godfrey, 1{'akley & B. i' chorus and piano) (Schmidt) For Killarney and You (with(Tc= (I'd like to he a hero, too (H. E. Pettier) 1331{ Make me the King of your heart (with That's the song of songs for me .i E l chorus and piano) (Dcrew'ki) chorus) (Osborne) Japanese Butterfly Land (with chorus and Somewhere in France, dear mother 1347 piano) (Alec Hemley) 1578 { chorus) (A. to Clerq) When Irish eyes are smiling (with chorus Down in Bonn-bom-bay (Carrot) and piano) (C. R. Ball) When the Moon shines bright on 1359 Peg o' my heart (Fischer) 1591 j Chaplin (Harry Mills) When you're away (with piano) (Grant) When the Kiltle Lads come home (Farewell, Isabelle (with chorus) chorus) (Seiloc & L. Wright) 1399{ (Hargreaves. Collins & Wright) 1There' a light that's burning In dear old Romany (with chorus) 1602 window (with Cho-';S) (Puck) (Gifford & Trevor) When you wore a tulip and I wo: (with (Wenri,: When the Angelus is ringing (with red rose chorus) 1422 chorus) (Bert Grant) l603( Dreamttme and You (Horatio Ni. 'I-. Beautiful Baby Doll (with chorus) I Bad as you are, I love you (Goldbur. (N. D. Ayer) (You can have an Irish name s;th JThe Sunshine of your Smile (with 1617( chorus) (Lawrence Wright) 1423.. (Lilian Rav) My heart is calling (with chorus) }cu chor_ 9tl The Eyes are the Windows of the Soull (Lawrence 11 (with chorus) (E. Miller) Dear old mother (with chorus) (w'e're really proud of you (Zulueta) 1G18 11 144111'!l make a man of every one of you Terry, my blue-eyed Irish boy (Finckl chorus) (Scanlon) Show we the way to your heart (with (Down home in Tennessee (with c 1466} chorus) (Mills & Scott) 1628{ (D:n,- $ome I Take me back to sour heart (with chorus) night, some waltz, some girl (Godfrey & Wright) (Mills, Godfrey & All 12-inch Records have he letter A in front of Serial No. Unless otherwise stated, all Vocal Becords have Or& estral Accampaniin 29 ZONOPHONE RECORDS.

BALLADS, &c. BALLADS, &c. HERBERT PAYNE-continued HERBERT PAYNE-continued 11855 (Meyer) I 4'irginia Lee (with chorus) (Lange) For me and my gal I to know I you (with 62P,I Just one kiss, just another one want you miss ,ýr,ý (Hargreaves) chorus) (Bennett Scott) I leave World behind (with If you look into her eyes, "Going Up" When the (Hirsch) a:_ nh-cl IRorr:nl i1S56 'ýrl Kiss me, "Going lip" (Hirsch) -/ ---' (Ball)ý-ýýý"ý' Goym=" you (O*| 1857fGcing Up, "Going Up" (Hirsch) chorus] Tickle Toe, "Going Up" (Hirsch) ir. not n . t- from Killarney to Heaven . -(Fitzgerald & le Roy)' 1871)j Give me it little cosy corner (Tate) All the hearts in all the world 1 Somewhere in France with you (Tate) __ Joan of Are (Wells) (Jerome) (You stoic my heart away (with chorus) Just a baby's prayer at twilight EPij (Lawrence Wright) Some day I'll make you love me (Nat Ayer) There's a dear old face at home (with (H. E. Pether) My Tennessee, Is that you calling me? chorus) (Bennett Scott) In the valley of the moon (with chorus) (Lee & Wright) Lone Star (Thurban) Smoke Clouds ("Hello-, Everybody")(H. You'll always be the same sweet baby (A. S. Brown) Darewski) I've `.My Mother's Rosary (with chorus) got the sweetest girl in Maryland ö-.-. (Meyer) (Donaldson) (R. Nl-o-t-h-e-r (with chorus) (Morse) Some Sunday' morning A. Whiting) Give At the end of a beautiful day (sung by me the moonlight, give me a girl EEa H. Wilde) ("Hullo, America") (A. von Tiizer) That I'll home (G. A. Stevens) You gave me a Rosary (with chorus)(Scott) old Bells of St. Mary's (Adams) (it's a long, long way to my home in I'm sorry I made you cry (Clesi) ?l4 Kentucky (Nat. D. Ayer) Down in Virginia California (Puck) There's silver in your hair and you ýuuvu r .6...,, Down where the Southern Cross Is There's that's bound for Blighty shining (with chorus) a ship (with (with chorus) (Shirley) We shall get there-in time chorus) Ysaka Hula Hickv Dula (Goetz) Poor Butterfly Turn back the Universe (with chorus) The Trail that leads to Home (sung by (E. R. Ball) Louie Brooks) Down Honolulu way (with chorus) (Burnett & Burke) BRIDGE PETERS (Bass) 17P,? Arizona (M. Gideon) 362 ( Rocked in the cradle of the deep (Knight! My own Iona (A. Friedland) j The Diver (Loder) Baby (Nat D. Ayer) 17?j In my dear old Hometown (with chorus) ERNEST PIKE (The late Kin' (G. McCarthy) Edward's favourite Tenor) iHoots Boola Lou (Bernard & Gifz Rice) 1 can hear the Ukuleles calling me A12 Somewhere (Harris) (Herman Paley) To World Ycu Hawaiian Butterfly (Baskette & Santley) the end of the with I loved you more than I knew A ring and a sprig of white heather (Vocal "The (H. E. Pet her) crr. of Phantom A63 Ernest Pike When the Bells of Peace are ringing The Phantom Melody ('cello) (Kefelbv) (F. J. Wilson) P. Nifosi All the world will be jealous of me Beautiful Garden of Roses (E. R. Ball) A3500 (sung by Thomas Thomas) Down Texas WayGodfrey, The Message Mills & Scott) 487 5 Alice, where art thou? (.:..cker) You remember a place called "home" Barbara Allen (with chorus) Mills, Long & Scott 488 By the Fountain (Ads w) fSamea (H. K. Mohr) I Down the Vale (Moir) I never knew I loved you till 1 said good- 489) Just across the Brid°" of Gý.id bye (Nat D. Ayer) (In Shade i Tr' the of the o' .'.r e r Hello IN(Nat YorkD. ("Bing Boys on Broad- Old Jim's Xmas Hyn,n with d'.c, us 3 way") 492 organ) (William Gray) Something Oriental ("Bing Boyr as Broid- A welcome to the glad New Year (x;th way") (Nat D. Ayer) quartette and belle) All 12-inch Records have the letter A in front of Serial No. :,ss otherwise st,r±sd, all Vocal Records have Orchestral Aocompa,iiment. 30 BALLADS, &c. I BALLADS, &c. Ftýis;ý ERNEST PIKE-continued ERNEST PIKE-continued Ocean Blue 4931 When the Sunset turns the 1532 f When the joy bells ring (Lewis Bar: tj I'm wearing my heart away for you t Blue Eyes Godfrey, Williams & Nie aIh 4P4 S Eileen Alannah 1560 f Just for me (J. Thompson) Kath:een Mivourneen (Crouch) ( Love is Divine (J. Thompson) 497 (Where the river Shannon flows (Russell) The Creen Isle of Erin (Roecket) (There's a long, long trail (with ehr, ; 499 f The Eipsy's Warning (Gounod) 1590 (J. E:: 1 We've been chums for fifty years Piney Ridge (H. R. Mohr) 500 ( Gates of the West (Ccrofire Lowthiap) IGod keep you safe (with chorus) Ailia Mine (Ernest Newton) 1640 (Cuthber 521 The English Rose (German) The Home-bells are ringing (Novell Red, White Blue (Russell) and Something seems tingle -ingleing-"ih 613 1 Do you remember the last Waltz (Scot) 17021 Jinks" (Friel) Harold 's Let kiss those Tears away (Scott) Lore's kiss-"High Jinks" (F; 1)n .is own Friendship's Name 17185 1'Jhen I back (Summers; 615) (Dance& Graham) come to you My little Irish cottage (Summers) I was Dreaming, "Ma Mie Rosette"(Juncker) IYou 1734 Loveland (with chorus) (M. Head) One Day (Berkeley) 646 taught me how to love you (Meyer) You wish me to forget you (Donajowski) 1776 The Ivy grown cottage (S. Dickson) All that 1 ask is Love (Ingraham) Land of the long ago (L. Ray) I I heart 832 Everywhere go leave my with (Harbour of perfect rest (3ionkton Tram-1 you (Mellor & Gifford) 1792 When God gave you to me (sung by Hs, Ad The Shadows (vocal arr. of "in the Wilde) (Nicholls) 720 Shadows") (Finck) 1825 "Dream Boat" (lvor Novello) Meet me to-night in Dreamland Come to my heart again (K. Stewart) '. Two Irish Eyes (with 721 Stick to Mother, Tom chorus) your 1. 2 rc.,d...., RI- Wanted a Harp like the Angels play ` ý- I The end n/ theim,mav fmiih Thor .c riaaie na i lc,ooaevclShir:=Ti L. ) A Farewell ILiddlel(Liddle) I 102 f Kil',arney (Bade) _ I Don't Want to Sail Away The Irish Grass (Thomson) 300311'm the Bailiff to the Cailiph 7 Come, sing to me (Thomson) A May Morning (Denza) 13017 Rendezvous ¬S! The Rosary (Nevin) Rendezvous Intermezzo She is far from the Land (Lambert) The Zon.phune Orche Apart (Scott Catty) I 865 ýAn When summer teils autumn good- ýe !`!I sing thee Songs of Araby (F. Clay) 30231 (Hell & Iamb) Mr. Arthur G v Folk (A. Irish `.?ong Foote) When the harvest days are over, 3caie tiiu Noran, Inc Ynae or K[tnare l dear (Harry von Tiber) (John Parry) I Muther (Alan M. Rattray) Mary (Kind, kind is and gentle she) 3026 j To Lire in the Light of Your Eyes ?`_5 (T. Rlchardson)ý l (Alan M. Ra WITCH wa e : ýnopc TI cmptc/ f A Canoe Two 1046 Serenade (Schubert) for (Thomas S. Allen'i 3O2 When Boy Says "Will You?" Songs my mother taught me (Dvorak) a and Girl says "Yes" (J. Cannot) 1053 5 Somewhere a voice is ca!1ing (Tate) Happy Summer Song (Kahn) fDear love, remember me (C. Marshall) WILFRID PLATT (Baritone) 1293 Ernest Pike Jean (with piano) (H. T. Burleigh) Co to Sea (with piano) (Trotere) I_ Sydney Coitham 1479 Wilfrid PJ"n Were I some star (Dorothy Forster) Love's Requiem (with piano) If (IV. Sanderson) Peter Dsw;:n 1429 1 Caroo (with chorus, piano and celeste accompaniment) (Slaughter) Heroes and Gentlemen (with chorus) Mr. ROBERT RADFORD 1455 ( (Peskett ) We sweep the sets (with chorus) (Cowen) fThe Munition Workers' Son.- 14755 Love Bells (Dore[) (Kathleen 6rnckshn, 1 Some day your voice will answer (Virgo) tssz BLACK DIAMONDS BAND 1502 J A little bit of Heaven (Ball) [My wild Irish Rose (Olcott) 1_The Victor March (Pryor) ZONORtiONE RECORDS.

BALLADS, &c. BALLADS, &c. FC'ýTE.RRICHARDSON (Baas) FOSTER RICHARDSON-continued !3;74 ( God defend e Old Superb (Stanford) 13059 fecs !van's Song (Altitsen) 1 Our Territorials They there, there, there (Ruche) try do the Nations, "Messiah" were (Handel) Sing us a Song of AAstralia (Ridgeway) he people that walked in darknessi31Qýjero escomithehDadanelles (Stoneham) }lessiah" (Handel) We're (Marsh Little & Warwick Armstrong) r Trumpet shall Sound, "Messiah" j (Handel)! PHILIP RITTE (Tenor) t:ut who may abide, "Messiah" (Handel) it nour and Arms, "Samson" (Handei) the White Squall (Barker) Philip Ritte 4{ A-m, Arm, ye grave! "Judas Mecca- 247 Dear Little Shamrock (Jackson) brie" (Handel) Alfred Heather ie Lord worketh wonders, "Judas' :,taccabmus" (Handel) JACK ROGERS Thy glorious deeds, "Samson" little (Marshall) Kiss me good-bye, my soldier " 'den of Allah (with piano) 1351 (A. J. Mills) Jack Rogers glory eyes (with piano) of your Gilbert the Filbert (Hermann Fury (Noel Johnson) Harry Fay ''.:e Old Quayside (with piano) (A. F. Tate)I ANDREW SHARPLEY (Tenor) 'ea Koaa twun piano) I..ttiayan 1 nooull 1f Crctain Mac (Sanderson) Kiliarney (Balfc) Yeoman's Wedding (Poniatowski) I 2IThe Volunteer Organist (Lamb) ("'Ai the sands of the Desert grow, cold lua" 'IMiss FLORENCE SAVILLE (Soprano) up, little soldier man (Llliott) i dr 'inin of Gienair (H. Graham) I (Poor Warder?ne One ("Pirates of Pen- I Watch Below (N. Graham) 35 zance") (Sullivan) Floreo:c Sý.ýit!n 'I',.a Slap-up Quartermaster (Pillcocks); The Lost Chord (Sul:ivan)(Sal:ivan) AlveyM ry EvansFrans JOSEPH SCOTT (Bass) 219f Father O'Flynn j OF to Philadelphia THOMAS THOMAS (Tenor) A3500 S The Messag (Blumenthal) 1 Beautiful Garden of Roses Ernest PiEe HENRY TURNPENNY (Tenor) 51 (Luce me, and the world is mine (E. Ba;1) Mary (Richardson) 52(The Holy City (Stephen Adams) The Star of Bethlehem (Stephen Adýs? HARRY THORNTON (Cor=.one 229 (True till Death (Scott Gofi. ) I The Corporal's Ditty (Scurry 1 (Bariio-- ) Sings England, "Young England"i ALAN TURNER ,',`no of (G. H. Clutsam) 3 Queen of the Earth (C. P.r,;+!+) to Navy (S. I e Netaoea our silent (Davson) Star of my Soul Jonesl ý.e tnnrh i p f ..r L1....1 eno f F... ..11 f M,, .f.,1r,1 1 J r,in' afong the highway ("Lads of the Hearts ofýOak (8i*kb eck) (H. ;itage") ,Samuels) 5[0 Sn Happy Moments Toast OF. H. Squire) Good hye, Sweetheart, Good s e i ;,e harvester's night song (Powers) ýýý Cana of home sweet home (Gregory) :at the cad of a lane of shadows(S. Lennox) 520 (The Little Hero (Adams) keep marching along (L. Wright) 1Asleep in the Deep with piano) (P All 12-inch Becords have letter A in front No. the of .8criul ýtht7"Visd staled, a*,'! Yocal B Cc(ý-:!-3 h,ývr ZONOPHUNE RLCURDS.

BALLADS, &c. BALLADS, &c. HAROLD WILDE (Tenor) HAROLD WILDE-continv When Ox1v(V. Good Company (with piano)(Stephen you're away, "The Adams) "The Only Girl," Overture (V. The Garonne (with piano)(Stephan Adams) Peerlecs l73 f Hlow, breezes, blow (with piano) j Dearest and Best (with piano) (Squire) Romany Lass (with (Ewe'sHappy valley (with piano) (Pr A171 I The piano) Roses (Hand, l (S. Adams) 1658 r--+ f 64f Because (with piano) (Guy d' Hardeiot) (Cfaribe?) At the ena or t beautiful day (F ( C.:me back to Erin (with piano) hlerb, I'll Araby (with :ltr. sing thee songs of piano) You gave Mme a Rosa-y (Scout gc (F. Clay) Love's own kiss-"High Jink=" Sleep and Forgot (with piano)(S. Mr. Err Greene) Something seems tingle ingleinj 79 Come into the Garden, Maud (Balfe) finks" (Fried) Thora (Stephen Adams) Fare thee well, Molly darling 3ßj Tom Howling (Dibdin) We'll never let the old flag fall ( The Minstrel Boy (Nut, 100(Mary of Argyle (Nelson) She Is a daughter of Mother Y, Killarney (Basle) The Children's Home (Cowen) I'll dream of you (A. Barkeley) 141 The Blocýru is on the Rye(My 1735 A1y bundle o' love (B. Gayne) Pretty I Two tired hands (L. Croke) 209 Sally in Alley (Levey) Destiny (Waltz Song) (Baynes) our from hidirR The Maid of the Mill (Adams) 18541 Love, come your p t Meetine of the Waters L (H. Oft in the stilly night (Irish traditional) :i.5 11n Sweet September (Hope Temple) FRANK WILLIAMS (Sarito: (Sullivan) j Take a pair of sparkling eyes (The Miner's Dream of Home (All Hail! Thou dwelling, pure and lowly ("Faust") (Gounod) Ring out the Bclls for Chris, The Flower Song ("Carmen") (Bizet) (Hodges) Choir a ''d3 S 1 seek for thee in every flower (Ganz) BombardierFar Two Eyes of Grey (McGeoch) away in Australia (Daren"ski) rouius Animam ("Stabat Mater") If 1 should plant a tiny Seed ý,oeq (Rossini) (with piano, specia! process) 1,It with all your hearts (Menarlssohn) Come, be my Rainbow (wW1 racl:e'e If those endearing young special process) me, ell Good Mr. Postman (wio charms (Moore) morning, Terence's Farewell to Kathleen(Lady piano) Dufferin) Are you the little girl? (Dartu' Frank 19illising & Miss % (Sons of Anfiele (with chorus) (Hodson) Harold Wilde I used to sigh for the Silvery M, H i Consider the Lilies (with chorur) (;. i Peter Dawson By the Blue Lagoon (Darewski' When F, Aonabel Lee (Leslie) the Sheep are in the When Springtime brings th I Mountain Lovers (Squire) the I A Wat.derinit Minstrel ("Mikado") / ý9, (Gilbert & Sullivan) Miss ALVENA YARROW (So,. Is Life a Boon? ("Yeomen of the Guard") (Gilbert & Sullivan) A8 Killarney (Baife) Alvens Mother Machree (Alcott & Ball) It was a dream Mmde. If Only Our Dreams Came True(Thompson) A9 S Sweet Spirit. hear any prayer 0 Divine Redeemer Stars that light my garden (with piano) (K. Russell) A little world of love (with piano) VOCAL DUETS (K. Russell: (B' Galway by the Sea (with piano) IThe Moon has raised her Lamp (Barclay) A49 Ernest Pike 8 Peter ondcr If love is a dream (with piano )Excelsior (Balle) (Forster) Ernest Pike & Peter All 12-inch Records have the letter A in front of Serial No. have Orchestral dccomparirr:: i_, -°as <<üerrrdsc ýOatcd, c'.l Pncal I'ieecIrds ZONOPHONE RECORDS.

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Tenor and Baritone (H. Lane Wilson) (Love and War (Cooke) Ernest Pike & Peter Dawson 528 jTbe Ernest Pike & Stanley Kirkby Albion, on thy Fertile Plains (Braham) Battle Eve (Bonheur) Ernest Pike & Peter Dawson Ernest Pike & Stanley Kirkby At Love's beginning (Campbell-Lehmann) What Wild Waves Saying? & are the 1.9 Mdme. E. Jones-Hudson Peter Dawson 529 (Glover) Ernest Pike & W. Miller titill as the night (Gotze) 1 Life's Dream is o'er E. Jones-Hudson & Peter Dawson Ernest Pike & W. Miller :Ndme. (Messager) s_.ing Song !"Veronique") All change for l.lanfairfechan(David Mdme. E. Jones-Hudson & Peter Dawson & Arthurs) AE Trot here and there ("Veronique") Harry Fay & Stanley Kirkby (lnessager) You've got to sing in Ragtime Mdme. E. Jones-Hudson & Peter Dawson (David & Arthurs) Before the Battle (Hedgcock) Harry Fay & Stanley Kirkby Ernest Pike Peter Dawson .,.. Oh you beautiful Doll (Ayer-Moret) the Iwo !3eggars- H. Lane-tvitsort).& Campbell & A. Collina Ernest Pike & Peter Dawson Alf. The Rooster and the Hen(Wm. :he Lovers (H. Lane Wilton) McKenna) Aif. Campbell & A. Collins The Outpost's Vigil (Stanley Rivers) Are you going to dance? (Luxembourg) r..8. racePike «& r.P. IJawsulDawson - - - (Lehar) The Cpueiflx (Fautie) 894 Dorothy Dougias & Ernest Pike J¢uncy i.uun_ui a.,wýcc .p^.y_ o..cýi i r,...._ ". n..,.ew;. tc n...... 1 -.- ~'ouio proruao '^%n .-'^iunery ..~. ~ ~~~.Dorothy `^Douglas ~._' & Ernest Pike "Martha"_ýý-ý (Flotow) -_'-_` I(Hitchy Koo (Muir & Sydney Coltham & George Parker Ahrahcros) 1020{ Harry Fay & Stanley Kirkby ®2_P. Flow gently Deva (Parry) The Fishermen (Gabu.si) Gaby Glide (L. A. Hirsch) Harry Fay & Stanley Kirkby '.re you the Little Girl? (Darewski) I Frank Williams C Miss McCarthy (None shall part us ("lolanthe") (Sullivan) Tod morning, Mr. Pcstmon (with grand 1025{ Mdme. E. Jones-Hudson & P. Dawson piano) Frank Williams Stay, Frederick, stay (Sullivan) Mdme. E. Jones-Hudson & Ernest Pike that we two were maying ýsk .ih. Gertrude Gibson & A. Gray The Ragtime Goblin Man (Von Tilzer) enetian Song (with piano) (Tost!) Harry Fay & Stanley Kirkby Gertrude Gibson & Mary Evans I do love my wife (Murphy & Castling) :

(Sympathy Weitz Song, "The Firefly" Love and War (Cook) 12071 (Frimi) Helen Clarke & Van Bruntl Ernest Pike & Stanley And the World's all W-oag Again 1503 The Extra Special Constable (with r (Jerome) Helen Clarke & Van Brunt (N. You made me love you (J. V. Monaco), Ernest Pike & Foster Richs Emilie Haves & G. H. Elliott God. bless old England (The Hon Take me in your arms and say you love, the Hun) (Finck)Dolly we (J. Posamond Johnson)11504 Garrick & Harr Emilie Hayes & G. H. Elliott, The same old Song (i"iack) (On the-honeymoon express (Slihvall) Dolly Garrick & Harr 1231 } Collins & Harlan Rock me in your arms and call me International Rag (Irving Berlin) (Mil"s & Scott) Collins & Harlar, 518 Miss Emilie Hayes & G. H. `1t was a iover and his lass (with piano' You ve got me and I've got you(F. (Walfhew) Goa 12501 Miss Doris Cowan & Ernest Pike Miss Emilie Hayes & G. H. I Sincerity (with piano) (E. Clarke) Settle down in a one-horse town Miss Doris Cowan & Ernest Pike "Watch your Step") (Berlin) fl love the moonlight (Carroll) 1'533 Mr. Herbert I 1252 { Helen Clark & 1V. Van Brun -I' They didn't believe me (from "To-n 1 Next Sunday at nine (Llo)d) the Night") (Kern) Helen Clark & W. 1.'an Bruns Miss Dolly Garrick & Frank F Snow Deer Campbell & Bur. Memories of Darby and Joan (M.I 1268 Wben I want a little LovingCampbell Miss Dolly Garrick & Herbert & Bur Love, like it (A. Her (I or something want some loving (Bon Styler) Miss Dolly Garrick & Herbert :283 bliss Bessie Jones & Ernest Pikc The Laughing Husband (with p Come sing to me (with piano) (Jacl 551 (Penrose) Merry & Lydia ( Thompson) E. Pike & P. Dawsor Andrew to The jealous Wife (with piano) country ramble (Harrington & Scott) (, H. Payne & Dewey (with rose) Merry Andrew & Lydia .Mme. piano) (Canoeing (H. Darewski) 1295 The Goldfinch and the Lark (H.zrringto? I & Scoff) 563{ Dolly Garrick & Herbert F Little bliss Lancashire (H. DarewskiHarry H. Payne & Mdme. Dewey (with piano) I've got everything I want but you (H 13465 Finck) Doris Cowan & Ernest Pik, 1 I Love is divine (Jack Thompson) I You're here and I'm here (J. D. Kern) ,'5761 I Harold Wilde & Foster Richai Doris Cowan & Ernest Pike Our land of dreams (Jack Thompso I_ Harold Wilde & Foster Richer Somewhere a voice is calling (with piano4I 1354 j (A. F. Tate) E. Pike & P. Dawsor (1 do like living in England (with (T. C. Berl, `I arise from dreams of thee piano) f (F. Yates) E. Pike & P. Dowser Harry Fay & Chas. Per The Ballad Singers (with piano) (Lang You'll meet them promenading (Lon') 1377 Wilson) E. Pike & P. Dawsor Harry Fay & Chas. Per You, just you (with piano) (J. Thompson) It you were the only girl in the E. Pike & P. Dsa"sor (Nat D. A By the fountain (with piano,) (S. Adams) Louie Brooks & Herbert P Ernest Pike & Guy Merrit! Another little drink (Nat. D. Ayer) The Blue Alsatian Mnuntsins (with piano) ý I Louie Brooks, Jack Henty & Ch (S. Adams) Ernest Pike. & Guy Merrill! I Collins Island of Dreams (with piano) '(Slepher Are you from Dixie? (Cobb) 1443) Adams) Ernest Pike & Guv Merril 648 Jack Henty & Charlie Co. j Maid of the Mill (with'ýike'T piano) (Stepher; When Paderewski plays (Weston & Li Jack Henty & Charlie Co An old garden (with. Piano)- (Hop,! Ragging on the old church bells 1454 Temple) Ernest Pike & Guv Merit+l (Weston & I In Sweet September (with piano) (Hopr1666 Jack Henry and Charlie Co; Temple) Ernest Pike & Guy Merritt Shall us? Lets! ()Chawfie '1On the 5.15 (Murphy & Marshall) Col 1471 y Herhert Payne & Harry Fail Serenade (Schubert, arr. Charlton) Kitty the Telephone Girl (CdJord11677 Evensong (Charlton)Louie j Trevor, Mellor & Godfrey Harry Fat Brooks & Harold \ ('A Farewell (with (Lutd,'e) Apple-blossom with piano) I time you (Tate) 14801 Ernest Pike & Guy Merrirf1721 Louie Brooks & Aerbert Pe Until (with piano) (Sanderson) It's all a dream IC.Cobb) ( Ernest Pike & Guy Merritt Louie Brooks & Herbert Pa All 12-inch Records have the letter A in front of Serial No. T'r'ess otherwise stutrd, all Po.-,al T?cr rds have Orchestral Acconapanim'ent. 35

- ~_~ '~~~ý,~^ý ~^, ` ^- =ý"ý.=° ,^ý 11'c% growing fond of you iellol Hawaii! How are you? 7 \ M:e. fA. T..,... I& Rill- M.-.. Strong & Murray Finnigan's Ball Strong & Murray Sin awhileMiss .t Ada Jones & Billy Murray )rder pleasel (Weston & Lee) Ho like to try honeymoon Strong & Murray would you a with me? Ada Jones & Billy Murray omebody would shout out 'Shop' I lion TTnfnarn Arie 1- b R717. Rt-rev (Weslon & Lee) Strong & Murray The Ragtime Jockey That Ragr Seetette et the great big world keep turning (.Naii3025ýThe belle of the Barber's Bail D. Ayer) Pike & Dawson The Two Zimboka dear old home of mine (leaf D. Ayer) Melinda's Wedding Day (Pianfadosi) .hat Pike & Dawson 3048 Collins & Harlan ou can't do without a bit of love (Allen Roll on, Missouri (Carroll) & Lee) Strong & Murray Collins & Harlan till they kept on loving all the time (Berl Always take a girl named Daisy Lee) Strong & Murray 3083 Campbell & Burr he Aterry Vagabonds (S. Gordon) Floating down the River E. Pike & F. Richardson American Quartette ne Josial Blacksmith.; (S. Gordon) I never knew-from "Canary Cottage" E. Pike & F. Richardson Ernest Pike & Louie Brooks cry little while ("Bing Boys") sung by 3111 It's always Orange Day in California- Louie Brooks (Tate) "Canary Cottage" Ernest Pike & onderful girl. Wonderful boy (Nat D.i Louie Brooks Aver) L. Brooks & H. Payne)_ {_ t ney caueo it uixlmana (Whiling) 3113 perfect day (C. J. Bond) Payne & Denton E. Pike & P. Dawson You planted a Rose (E. R. Hall) Herbert Payne 3d send you back to me (A. E. Adam,) (Marching E. Pike "t P. Dawson thro' Georgia (Work) i the Red, White Blue (Hirsch) 161 we meet again (Eilinn-Shirley) and E. Pike & F. Richardson) Peerless Quartette )w'a every little thing in Dixie? (A. Gumnbie) Strong & Murray QUARTETTES, &c. .i on my way to Dixieland (Nat. D. riyer) Strong &_6turreyl AMERICAN QUARTETTE me to my garden of parsnips (uavia t- Arthurs) Collins & Murray On the banks of the Wabash !cacuanha (Long & Bateman)Charlie 1228 Good-bye, Summer (So long, fall) Collins Peerless Quartette it love, Irst love, best love ("Bing Floating Down the Ricer 3oys") (Nat D. Ayer) 3083 Always take a girl name, Daisy Freda Fel-child & Herbert Payne Campbell & Burr lege Days f"Bing Boys on Broad- Mdme. DEERING, Messrs. PETER ,vay") (Nat. D. Ayer) Herbert Payne Zomerset Fair (Weston & Lee) DAWSON, ERNEST PIKE and Murray & Denton W. STEWART to (H. K. Mohr) Strong & Murray Salor'e Consolation (David George) Hall! Smiling Morn (unaccompanied) E. Pike & P. Dawson Mdme. Deering, P. Dawson, Ernest Pike & W. Stewart the welcome home (Weston & Lee) Murray & Denton Sweet and Low (unaccompanied) Indianapolis Murray & Fay (Barnhy) Zonophone Glee Party Folks (Forster) 1 Kosh (Weston & Lem) Murray & Fay The Old at Home home (Squire) Mdme. Deering, P. Dawson, ,en you come Ernest Pike & W. Stewart S. Coltham & G. Parker The Old Rustic Bridge by the :Mill .es of Picardy (H. Wood) S. Coltham & C. Parker Zonophone Concert Quartette die Geordie Hector Grant Mdme. DEERING, Miss AMY I eddy, I sy Collins & Harlan AUGARDE. Mears. ERNEST PIKE, me live nd stay in Dixie Land PETER DAWSON W. STEWART Ada Jones & Billy Murrayj and !er the yum yum tree 1535 (1 surrender all Ada Jones & Billy Murray 1 Christ Arose All 12-inch Records have the letter A in front of Serial No. Is otherwise stated, all-Vocal Records have Orchestral Accompaniment. Y ZONOPHONE RECORDS. ý,ýý.ýý'ý;C1!

Messrs. GRANT, PAYNE, MILLER and CHURCH CHOIR (with Organ) WAKEFIELD -continued f When I f Christmas Eve in an Australian Miner's 232 survey the wondrous cross t (W:r; Camp J 093 Messrs. Grant, Payne, Miller & 239 The Church's One Foundation (Wes!^y) Wakefield Our Blest Redeemer (Dykes) Christmas Eve in the Old HomesteadMinster Nearer, my Cnd, to Thee (Dykes) Singerei All people that on earth do dwell tmas Eve in Barracks (The Old Hundr. 6941Chris Messrs. Grent, Payne, Miller & Brief file is hers, our portion (Gaun'. Wakefield Abide with Me IA Jolly Christmas Minsters Singers Sun of my Soul How sweet the name of Jesus sounds Messrs. H. PAYNE, PETER DAWSON.I 271 (Rein. el For ever with the Lord (Woo ary) E. CLIFFORD and W. STEWART 281 ( From Greenland's Icy Mountainsmains (Naha) l Onward, Christian Soldiers (Sullivan) f My tlream of Love is o'er 530 Come my love lies dreaming (un- 293 1 Holy, Holy, Holy (Dykes) where } A few Mayne) accompanied) (Foster) more years shall roll 316 10 Jesu, t have promised (Monk) Misses FLORENCE SAVILE and Sweet Saviour, bless us ere we go (Christians, Awakel (Wainwright) MARY EVANS, Messrs. ARTHUR 323 Lot He comes with clouds descendi GRAY JAMES BELL I. (air. by Bri; ..,, and 329 Sleep, Holy Babe I (Rev. A. B. D; The Pride the Prairie (soli & quartet) of I The Holly and the Ivy (Breen & Bot.cf'rd) 330 Good King Weneeslas Misses Florence Sa"ile & Mary Evans We three Kings of Orient are & Messrs. Arthur Gray & James Bell Christian, Comrades in Arms (Adam) seek not yet repose Male Quartette 343 (1V. H. V "Twins" I Oft in Danger (Gauntleft) HENTY Art Thou Weary? Miss LOUIE BROOKS, JACK 365 (Rev. Sir H. N'. B COLLINS and CHARLIE Through the night of doubt and c i 377 (0 Paradise! (Meverbeer) (Nat. G.- Ayer) 1 TThy will he Done (A. H. D y ke-Trn}-1 Lovie Brooke & Herbert Paynel 396 1 In the Sweet B y and-b Y Tell me the Old, Old Story (Skarpkr CHOIR AND BAND 616 ( Hold the Fort (P. P. Bliss) 1 ( Whosoever (P. P. Bliss) Christmas will (Ring out the Bells for 632 Safe in the arms of Jesus (Doane'': 78{ (Hodgrs) Choir & Band The Gate for (C,vdmint ajar me (Vail) The Miner's Dream of Home 649 ( Only Armour Frank Williams an Bearer (bliss) I The Life Boat (Bliss) 685 ( Ring CHURCH CHOIR (with Organ) the Bells of Heaven (Root) Whiter than the Snow (Fischer) 145 ( All Hail the Power (Bridge) 760 The Home over There )Jerusalem the Colden (Ewing) V"",at shall the Harvest be? 153 (Eternal Father f Dvkes) 791 (Lift up your heads (Hnnkins) ) Lead, Kindly Light I Thine, 0 Lord, is the greatness (Key:' 819 ( Arise, Flvev) 164 ( Come, ye thankful people, come (Elvey) shine f ) Jesu, lover Soul (Dvkes) ) The radiant morn (Woodward) of my (How lovely 191 ( Hark I the Herald Angela (Mendvlsrohs) are the Messengers Once Is Royal Da""id's City (Gannfiet) 854 (M'ndcLsah I lift Pleasant are Thy Courts above (Gilbert) will up mine eyes (Whittleld) Ten ten thousand(Alford) [Peace, be still (Palmer) 205 thousand times 595) God be with you till we meet again(Tn... Rock Ages ,} of ILet lower lights be 215 The King of Love my Shepherd le the burning I (Dykvt) 959 j (P. P. >s) (Praise the Lord, Te Heavens adore Him Count your blessings (G. 0. Exrel1 224 (Haydn) 284, The Glory Song (G. H. Gabriel) Hark) Harkl my soul (Smart) - 1 Saved by Grace (G. Slrbbins) All 12-inch Records have the letter A in front of Serial No. Unless otherwise stated, aH Vocal Records have Orchestral 4ceompanime '. 37 ZONOPHONE RECORDS.

WARTMO, &c. 1 QUARTETTES, &c. PEERLESS QUARTETTE-continued -HURCH CHOIR (with Organ) -cu-wtttinued 11 13 f Everybody Loves a Chicken (Jones) j Kindly Light Oh, you Silv'ry Be!Ia (FFavez-Botsford) Lead. You're Baby Ragtime) (Ayer) hearer, my God, to Thee my (Hullo, American Quartette EMPIRE GLEE PARTY Ragtime Melodies Peerless Quartette Lose me while the loving is good (H. von (God Save King (Soli pchorus) the Buff) Tiber) Van Brunt and Quartette r. n 1-269 You're just Wales (soli bl as sweet at sixty as you were God bless the Prince of at sweet sixteen (J. F. Hell) chorus) (Brinley Richards), That Raggedy Rag }Rule (bass &Irc erns) Britannia solo 3041 Peg o' my HeartThe Black Diamonds Band LYe England (Pierson) Mariners of 3069 When it's Moonlight on the Alamo This is the Life Billy Murray THE FESTIVAL CHORUS I'm on my way to Dublin Bay ` Pilgrims' Chorus, from "Tanohauser" I'm proud to be the mother of a boy like i (Wagner) you The Hallelujah Chorus, from "Messiah"(Handel) The Syncopated Walk 3078{ Chinatown, my Chinatown American Quartette >TIVAL QUARTETTE (with Piano) QUARTETTE (MALE VOICES) (Faith of our Fathers (with piano) (F. N'. Faber) 648S The Old Brigade (Barri) I Thee, precious Jesus (with piano) (The Conquerors (Bonheur) need ("Anon") MINSTER SINGERS SALVATION ARMY PROCESSIONAL There is life for look "De Ringtailed Coon (sextette, with a (band, choir & 428 cornet solo) banjo)old What Harvest Mybanjo) Kentucky Home (sextette, wtthl shall the be? "TWINS" f Christmas Eve in the Old Homestead MALE QUARTETTE Singers Minster Comrades in Arms (Adam) Christmas Eve in an Australian Miners'I "Twins" Male Qiartette Payne, Grant, Miller &i Camp Messrs. 72 The Pride of the Prairie (self & quartet) Wakefield (Breen & Botsford) "A Minster Singers Jolly Christmas Misses Florenoe Savile & Mary Evans & Christmas Eve in Barracks Messrs. Arthur Gray & James Sell Messrs. Payne, Grant, Miller & Wakefield) Down the River ZONO CONCERT PARTY Sweet E.'elina Zone Concert Quartette Wrsp the Flag around me The Rosary (with organ) The long day closes (unaccompanied)(Sullivan) 1296 (Ethelbert Nevin) Shepherd of Soule (with organ)(E. ORPHEUS QUARTETTE Jones) Just before the battle, ZONOPHONE CONCERT She sleeps beneath the QUARTETTE Alabama Sam (The Rustic Bridge by M111 Mississippi Boat Song old the ) Zonophone Concert Quartette Advance, Australia Fair (A miens The Old Orpheus Quartette Folks at Home (Forster) (McGlennon)Stanley Mdme. Deering, Peter Dawson, Kirkby Ernest Pike & W. Stewart Good-night, Beloved (unaccompanied)I Pinsuti) When Hands Meet tunaccomnaniedt By the Old Cathedral Door (with organ) (A=il) (Lamb Solnnan) Peerless Quartette 631 The Soldier's Farewell (Kinkel) Hymns the Oli Church Choir (with When Evening's Twilight (Hatton) of 1 organ and orchestra) (Alf. Solman) 684 I Killarney (Batj'e) Herbert Payne Kathleen Mavourtte n (Crotch) All 12-inch Records have the letter A in front of Serial 11ro. 'at8 othenz'iae stated, all Vocal Records have Orchestral Aoeompaaiment. ZONOPHONE RECORDS.

QUARTETTES, &c. ZONOPHONE CONCERT QUARTETTE-continued -continued (Little Tommy (unaccom Gems from "Faust," Part I. (Gounoc went a-Fishing Gema from "Faust," Part 11. 744 caned (Macy) (Gcunod Zonophone Concert Quartette Gems from "Les Cloches de Corneville" l A Music Hail Matinee The "Grigs" Part I. (Planquette) Gems from Cloches de Cornevitiz, ( The Village Blacksmith (unaccompanied) "Les (Longfellow) (IV. H. Weiss) Part 11. (Planquette) 979j Gems Un the iSanke of Auan water tunyccot- from "Carmen," Part 1. (Bizcti panied) (arr. by H. Smith) Gems from "Carmen," Part 11. (Bizet, Always tunaccomoanied) Gems from "ll Trovatore," Part I. (Florwitz & Bowers, arr. by Shattack) j (Verdi; Because (unaccompanied) "II Trovatore," Part II. (F. V. Bowers, arr. by Shattuck) (Verd;. Sweet Evelina "La Maseotte," Part I. !Down River Minster Singers (Audren the "La Mascotte," The ittarseiilaise (with organ) (R. de Part 11. Lisle) Zono Concert Quartette (Audri:. Landing of the British Troops in France "Martha," Part 1. (FIo!oQ (Introducing the chorus of the world- "Martha," Part 11. (Flotts: famous marching song, "It's a long, "Boccaccio," Part I. long to Tipperary the "Marscil-ý (Von Supp way ," isise." whistled, etc.) Descriptive,' "Boccaccio," Part H. Russian National Anthem (with (Von Suppe piano and; GemsGemsGemsGemsGemsGemsSatanella, organ) Part t. (Be/fe) Belgian National Anthem (with piano) Satanella, Part Il. (Balge) Little Empty Stocking "The Mikado," Part 1. 0, come all ye Faithful (Adesfe Fideles) (Sullivar:l Church Choir "The Aiikado," Part II. (Suliiva ZONOPHONE GLEE PARTY "Miss Hook of Holland," (P. Rubersl [Sweet and Low (unaccompanied) "The Geisha" (Jones) ýuu...vy' ..ý.ý...... ý..« .11 531 Hail l Smiling Morn (unaccompanied)i Mdme. Deering, P. Dawaon,I +aassa,-TV axa %,%Aa%a.r.) Ernest Pike & W. Stewart; Chief Cantor GOS. BASSER I ZONO MINSTRELS (M'lnch at kol hoorets 656 J He who reigneth over all the world Good Night (with piano) (Scott Gatty)' L'ei! boruch 1162f Dint's berry queer (with piano) (Scoff Gatty) To the blessed God Dis ole Nigger (with piano) J. GUTTMANN 1184 (Scott Gatfy) I and Chorus from Theatre, Lemberg Far away ober dare (with piano) (Jewish Jargon, Comic with Choir) (Scott Catty) Kate Besingen Pfoch_eitsscene 1208ýClick Clack (with piano) (Scoff Gatty)Singing to a Bride-Marriage Scene } De ole Banjo (with piano) (Scott Catty) 1 657 1 Hakkofos Far, far away (with piano) (Scott- Gaily); Rejoicing with the law. Procession 'e 1221 Way down dar in Tennessee (with pianoscrolls of the law. A festival (scoff scene Ginty) Chief Cantor SAWEL KWARTIN Ding, Doing, Ding (with piano) 1:51 (Scott Gutty) (Haskevinu Down by dint ribber (with piano) 1655 Cause us to lie down in peace (Alfred Scott Catty) Y'chadd'shioaRenew unto us (this month) ZONOPHONE OPERATIC PARTY T'soor }'isroeil 660 Rock of Israel A15 f Gems from "The Bohemian Girl," No. I Y'ha!!lu I Gems from "The Bohemian Girl," No, 2I Praise yeu(rkthe Lord) (Come from "Maritana," Part I. Y'm Pon A_S (Wallace) 661May Salvation (from Heaven) Coma from "Maritana," Part II. I Atei Shabberach (Wallace) May He who blessed (our fathers) All 12-inch Records have the letter A in front of 8erir2 No. T ,,'ess ot?lerWc;.3e s/aiea, all Focal lereords haue Grehrstrul dccon:pariýn<ýýt. ZONOPHONE RECORDS.

HEBREW RECORDS COMEDIENNES H. I. REISSMANN FLORRIE FORDE-continued with Choir and Violin It'a the same old Tommy and the same old Der Bachden 1433 Jack (A1e11or, Clifford & Godfrey) The jester at a Marriage The last Good-bye (Les & Murray) A gite Woch (Where are the lads of the village to-night? Wishing the advert of a good week 1444{ (Darenski) Chief Cantor SIROTA Who's the Girl you're going to meet & Leý) I Tsaddik Katfomor to-night? (David The Kellys it (J. Nnrworth) C;, Inc Righteous shall flourish are at again R'etseiAccept They all play the same aid game (Mellor, Gifford f+ Godfrey) our prayers H'avein Yakkir iz Aphrayim There's a good time coming(Worton David) 5ý: Ephraim, my dear son, is a precious child R'etsei,,!cept Ail the time you're longing for Killarney (Lawrence Wright) cur prayers 3irchous Cohanim Back, back to Tipperary & Wright) 65 The Blessings of the Priest 14941 (Godfrey, David K'vakkoras,1t We're In, Meredith ! Were in (Godfrey, David & Wright) a shepherd feedeth his flock 7ikkanto Shabbos Ah I Ah I Ah I There you are again ! (David, Godfrey & Wright) :'Lou hast established the Sabbath 1505 Ell , Hall I Who goes there? (Payne) molei rach'mim He'd Waltz Her Round 0 God full Then who are of compassion (David, Godfrey & Wright) `iaram'chadesh Btuboh ! Who I `.4ho in His What the I How the! Why the the renewest goodness (David, Godfrey & Wright) Yisroel ,'sur The Band was playing an old Scotch time '.ock of Israel (Godfrey & Wright) Ocu'sanneh Towkef Are the noo (Lawrence Wright', 14e will His holiness ye a'richt celebrate mighty The Empire will be your Daddy(H. ?'rowsh Hassonno Darews;;. On the first day the of year Remember where you come fra (H. Dareonki) Charlie, Charlie (H. Darewski) They all go to see the Pictures (Payne & Fulfov'. FLORRIE FORDE Lovers' Lane (from the "'Whirl of the :orme and hear him play his Oomterara Town"-London Palladium Revue)(L. Now I have him Father Wright) to call Swing little Maria (L. T?p, I addee, I aye your Wright) Girls of the Clogs and shawl (Murphy) Whoops I Mister Melody Feller (Mellor & Trevor) lake Inc on the joy Wheel(Mills & Scott) What's your Game (Mellor & Trevor) The kettle Is a wee aeocn-an-sons 11822 song the singing '-st (Morrison & Ccnliftel (1V. David & L. Wright) Jolly luck 3nookey Ookums (Irving Berlin) good to everyone we know 'Asloney's Ragtime Ball (Andrew Allen) (Pens o) !erry Mister Sergeant Michael Donoghue Jeremiah (Murphy & David) (Mellor, Gifford & Godfrey) When the band begins to play The girls know as much as you know (Judge & Williams) (J. P. Long) Algernon 1 Go hon I (David & Lee) Here, there and everywhere PVC had a ¢irl in Berlin (Al. Lufzen) (David Wright) It takes Irish an heart to .wo .n Irish You can't court a girlie by the tea sons (F. Godfrey Worton David) i.et's take a stroll around the Island 1679 On these dark nights (G. Payne & F. Fu@on) Pierrot Parade heg "God sang Save the King" 1692 {It's going to be night that nightI r r..de. .e wnr: ý.i Where re the girls to know? re down-hearted?' No-o-o I" we used we 1 love my Motherland (Liwreace Wright) 1725 (Mills, Scott & Godfrey) Irish and proud of it, too Take sic back to dear old Blighty "Y Bugler Boy (Darewski) (Mills, &off & Godfrey) All 12-inch Records have the letter Ain front of Serial No. :cas otherwise stated, all Vocal Records have Orchestral Accompaniment. 40 ZONOPHONE RECORDS.

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FLORRIE FORDE-continued MERRY ANDREW 1258 Merry Party (Chas. Penrose) Sing, Sirg 1 Why shouldn't we sing? That Ridiculous Feeling (Chas. Penrr We'll have holiday in the summertime all a l 1312 f The jolly old Farmer (Chas. Penros. We're all coming ashore to-night They (Chas. Pru, (Mellor & GilTord) all laugh like this ,:: :3644 Jolly jage (C. Penrose) We've eot to Dut up with it now old (E. Godfrey)ý1334 Coursing Sarah Jane (C. Penrose) A Night Out (Penrose) Out, Oul, tree bon (Howard Flynn) Oh, Oh, Mister Banderlerio (Howard Flynn)! What shall I say to the wife? (Per Laughing Tilda Brown (Penrose) There's a girl for every soldier ýYOa (M. Scott) Only a shilling (Penrose) 1506 The Jol:y Ploughman (Penrose) If you can't get a girl is the ballroom (Wise & Rennett)I1522 The Special Constable (Penrose) If he's to (Murray & Mellor) Laughs (Chas. Penrose) a pal you Farm Boy (Chas. Penrr: Let's all harmonise (Allen) 11582 The Merry Sullivan will he there (Nat. D. Aver) Laughing Pat (Penrose) On the Ankle Watch Parade (B..Lee) In love (Penrose) Good-bye-ee (Weston & Lee) Van Dam Family (;5lerson) NAT. D. AYER Proud I am (judge) I like to dance with the girls Never mind the Food controller(Weston (Nat. D. ert The Harem Song (Nat. D. Ayer,' No grousing (Lee & Weston) That Charlie Chaplin Walk (Ayer) 1891 When the sun goes down in Dixie Oh, man, you'd hang around (Ayer' (Von Titter) The Dancing Jubilee (Nat. D. Ayer) Priceless Percy with the one pip up You're a great big wonderful baby 1906 (Weston & Lee) Someone's in Town I know (Ayer) (Soldiers like it (Godfrey) I'd like to know what Cleopatra did (David & ffl IN CARRICKC He'll tell you where to go (Nat. D. -,r) Come take to-night(Nat. 14935 Prudence(Finck) Dolly Garrickl1781 and me out The constant lover (Fink) Harry Fayi D. WILKIE BARD JESSIE JAMES The LVriggly Rag (David & Arthur,; (You made.. me love you (I. V. Monaco) 1011 Don't play "In the Shadows"(Hermann 11981 hty little Persian Rose (A. Fricdland) is I. Herbert Payne JACK BENSON JEN LATONA I'm shy, Mary Ellen (Murphy) 961 ( I want to be in Dixie (Berlin & Snyder) `Gee, but I like music with my meals John Willie, come on (Formby)George Ca'-:Ah ADA JONES Come, Josephine, in my Flying Machine (Fischer) 16234 Paddv Matnnev'c Aernnlane 1193 ] Jones American Quartette and (Jadge & Wl" ,_ ns1 niue _Ad.reamer tmorselAda I've had Jones and Billy Murray a glass of ginger wine(Bert Lee' 3013 1 My Counterfeit Bill I can't do my bally bottom button !P All Abonrd for Blanket Bay Q. P. eg ZONA VEVEY Cut me off a little bit of roly-pots (Mills & SRI 412 Wee Macgregor (with piano and bagpipes) I do like the life, I do Every Sunday evening when the bells (Godfrey & 617 Mary (Erard) Keep the kettle boiling, Mary My Shepherd Boy (Bannett & Led 1860 If I answer the last roll call (Max Erard) Taffy's got his jenny In Glamorgan(Lloyd The Inds from the village (M-ax Erard) & eel My wedding day to-morrow (Max Erard) Shall us? Lets! (Bert Lee) 1878 In the cabin by the beautiful lagoon 1666 Raggjng on the oW church' bells (l '? °? , & Lee) Jack Henty & Charlie c:^""' All 12-inch P.ecords have the ?c-tter A in front of Serial No. Unless otherwise stated, all Vocal have OreJestral Acoo7r:F.:7

CHARLIE COLLINS-continued G. H. ELLIOTT (The Cüocolate- Coloured Coon). f F'.eep on carrying on I've be but tried to good, the girls won't 635 J Mamie May (Earth & Darewski) let me rt t The Chocolate Major (Scott) `" "" v' 823 I've Eight' had m y fortune told t Darewski) They won't hate me-"Calf-past Hello. Susie Green (Därewski) Kitty Murray-I in in a nurry : 984 Ragtime Soldier Man (Irving Berlin) (Williams & judge) Dixie Dan (Seymour Furth) Where did Robinson Grusoe go with n,. nn; :.. : rr rr a. e: u.ý Friday Saturday night? 11040 "" "ý'ý" "'°" .. ' on I'm certainly living a ragtime life Five days' leave (Tom Mellor) (R. S. Roberts) On his first day home on leave When the Midnight Choo-choo leaves for (IVeston & 6'or:vorth)II084-, Alabam (Berlin) There's a little bit of Irish everywhere I don't want a Ragtime Coon (C. Lucas) Never let your right hand know what your 11255' [My Southern Maid (Daretvski & Barrett) left hand's going to do Hello there, little Tommy Atkins What time we've had I (Darewski & Barrett) (Dlills, Scott & Godfrey) There's a little baby in the moon I Coo-ee, Coo-eel (Mills, Scott, & Godfrey) 1468 (Godfrey & Wright) When there isn't a light at all (llatson) My Moonlight Mango `Raid (Ben Styler) Dinner (Morse ) 1 Auntie Skinner's Chicken can't you hear those wedding bells? Oh. to- a Roly-Poly (Fred Shephard) 1535 1 drfh.-1

I Everybody loses our Baby (Mills & Long) :` ( Hot Ashfelt (P. Johnstone) (Slinky Bill (Lee, Lloyd '& Weston) ( The Clock Song (Nat. D. Ayer) 16315 Sue, Sue, what's a coon to do? (Roberts & Leigh) DICK DENTON. 16635 Baby Loo (Percy Edgar) 1 Good-night (Lipton & Neat) Blighty (Weston & Lee) 1693 J 1 had beautiful dream Blighty for l (E. Adams) such a me ( My chocolate-coloured candy-coated kid I want the girl that all the world wants (A. Kingston-Stewart) 1You can't stop me from loving you, Lucy The ___ Lee(Lilas. cnzgnt Cr J. Neat) old times are coming tack again My Picture fft-fl- A. Con-4-1 1101 Girl (H. F. Greenleld) I had from the in Oh it's a lovely War751aurice Scoff) `'e a wire man the moon Then I'll back to (J. W. Brattan) 1815 i (Dareuski) come you Mister Sun Sun Sun (G. Arthors & Lir. date)

(The Ballymoney Conversazione (with JOE ELVIN 121 piano) (N. Jackson) (Life's little Mrs. Brady (with piano)(Houston troubles (Joe Elvin at the Collison) 730( Dentist's) (Pink) Miss Hooligan's Christmas Cake (with Sunny Seaside (Joe Elvin has his bumps 13% piano) (Melville) read) (Pink)WILL Phil Fluter's (with the Bali piano)(French) EVANS ,Wait for a while now, Mary (with 141 piano) 84 j The Sultan of Turkey (P. French & If. Collison) j A Breach of Promise Cass The Darlin' Girl from Clare (with pia-o) 540 The SuTragette (Percy French) All about Jim 541 I Jockey ) The Villain of the Piese Don't atop my 'alf a pint o' beer (Moore) You do look well Nature's made a big mistake(Ellerton 542 (Percival Langley & Will Hyde) & David) On Laughing

All 12-inch Records have the letter A in front of serial No. ±%v?essotherwise stated, all Vocal Records have Orchestral Accompaniment. 42 COMEDIANS COMEDIANS WILL EVANS-continued HARRY FAY-continued Building a Chicken House, Part 1. It's a long way to Tipperary (Evans & Arthart) 1070 (judge & Wilfia- Building a Chicken House, Part 11. P.C. 49 (W. Hargreaves) (Evans & Arthurs) My girl from the Emerald Isle Yachting (W. Lowe & Will Evans) 1194 (Maurice. Sc r) (K)night in Armour(W. When I get you alone to-night (Fis. 0 & Will Evans) Lowe Hello I Hello l who's your lady friemi The girl who lost her- (Geo. Arthurs) 1274 (Fragý Tne wedding in the farmyard(Geo. When my wife's in, I'm out Arthurs) (IF. Hargrea The Barn Yard Rag (C. Smith) Since Sister Mary went to Gay Parer (That Raggedy Rag (S. R. Henry) 1287 (Frog. Will Evans and Jim at the Seaside Whoops ! Let's do it again 1362 {l (Will Evans) (Hargreaves & 1' Arother of Jim's adventures (Will Evans) f(Thef The last train( home to-night 14341 Will Evans unveils a Statue 1300 Godfrey & H. Gift Will Evans loses his umbrella Oh! to-morrow night (II. Carlton) f(General General advice by Will Evans (patter) Gilbert the Filbert (Hermann Finck) 1521 Evarts) 1351 {(f Harry t Wal Evans on Jim's voice (with piano) Kiss me good-bye, my littie c'.-e'er 'A. J. Mills) Jack 1 , a HARRY FAY The Wedding of the Joy-Ride Girl 1381 (Mellor & Gi)ý -1) I like your old French bonnet They're all after a Girl(Godfrey 171 (Mellor, Lawrence & Gifford) & G:.:,1) Has anybody here seen Keily? 1393 All for Dixieland (Cobb) & Letters) aboard (Murphy Cheer up, Molly (L. Wright) 284 ITopFlanagan (Murphy & Letters) The Flag that never comes down o' the morning, Bridget McCue I've fingers (M. Scott) got rings on my Fall In l (with piano) Sydney Cc.-u'" 318{ My wife's gone to the country Are we downhearted? No-o-o l (Whiting, Berlin & Snyder) 1402 { (Trevor fv Pýt'ýr1 I if (B. wonder you miss me sometimes Roll up ! (A. E. Ada s) 3274 Scot) Harry Pay We mean to keep the Seas(F. Your eyes have told me so (Carr Hardy) McGle' Call us and we'll soon be there JWe don't want a girl (Letters) (Wheeler & Wes: 387 Harry Fay & H. Payne By the light of the silvery moon '°"'°"` ° °`^"°6 """"""" ýýärý - (Edwards) H. Payne & Quartettel1419 ;re She only kept on giggling (Christine) 1 Bravo, little Belgium (Elton) Take Back Yorkshire me to 14201 When we march through Berlin (Castling & Godfrey) Wri;r:'I Alexander's Ragtime Band (Berlin) (L. Sandy Boy, my Soldier Laddle Everybody's doing it now (Berlin) 1424. (Bennett S. "t) R.... /l IL....I.II That mysterious rag (Berlin Snyder) (There Boy(Savage) nl[n ljuar{c[eclleeOl goes myýSoldicr ,,& 1.6...... nru...... -- 6:. IC.N. Av..ýý"Y 825 f On the old garden wall (Castling) The Ragtime Violin (Berlin) ` - ` -11.1 (Mother's--.. Knitting Little Mittens ...,._-- _.___-'c __..yu ...... wiiu ia., -K-r_.-, I.- I 10134 (F. Godfrey & M. Sheridan) V!-- "are 11 114-iS __ .. -- 0ev Wnbhlev d.iil Imony mcl:army IH. UoICwSKY) ''-, - '-- -- '-`, lLCn¢ 'ý-='''-,.'^..'^.Pr Peiham.li-lnu ^_.-wKCUwr a.roua^-~ .~_ý--^nuw wuw I do love my wife (Murphy & Castling) j 1 Nothing at all Harry Fay 11470 j Sing a song about a Sailor The $agtlme Goblin Man (von Ti:re,) I ) Follow the Sergeant Harry Pay & Str.,lev Kirkhv' f Kitty. the Telephone Girl (Gi.?_ "^. ' 9 Ar! yoU going down is the mine, Red? ,1471 , Trevor, Mellor & Godfrey) Harry W594 (Pelham 5 Lone)! 1On the 5.15 (Marohv & Marsha!?) (Parnward Ragtime (Frank Leo) -,I ( Herbert Payne & Harry '"Y Ali 12-inch Records have t!c letter A in front of Serial No. Unless otherwise stated, all Vocal Records haue Orchestral Accompaniment. 43 COMEDIANS HARRY FAY-continued My Wife's first Husband (Darewski) V923 SIC K-Katy (O'Hara) ;d Which Switch is the Switch, Miss, for 1, l Oh, Oh, Oh, I want to Ipswich? (Darewski) 3009 Paper bag Cookery ;t the Foxtrot Ball (Ayer) Lads Lasses Carry Marry Harry ;;-4ý Were all North Country and 3045 1 its Navy (H. Darewski, junr.) (Go &_Wright) the rey You were meant for--me,---dear Pne constant over (rLJ1 ) *i y ýayý Prudence (Finck) Dolly Garrick ...1...,e tr ... ic,dh.v R ch ,id,,Rt

f (Mellor, Gifford & Godfrey) I parted my hair in the middle j Arrah, go on now, Miss Emerald Isle 1336 (David & Murphy) (..!R7 (Godfrey)' Then we all went marching in -they're all very fine and large beside thel (Hargreaves & Formby) sea (Mills, Scott & Long) 11361) Bits fra Wigan (Formby) 'Caiser Bill is a Merry old Soul John Willie's Ragtime Band S'What's s 'nicer than a nice s'ice ice? ! (David & Murphy) (Worton David & B. Lee)! I had my hand in my pocket Oh how he can sing an Irish song 11495I (Pelham & Long) (Kahn Le Boy & Norworfh) All of a sudden it struck me (Formby) The rest of the day is your own 1 sobbed and I cried like a child (David & Long) 1520 (Lipton & Formby) Get that Girl (Allen) Gathering Nuts and May (Connor) ? When Sanay McKie comes back to In- 1536 The man was a stranger to me (Connor) verary (Mills, Long & Scott) Higher than you (Formby) Little Miss Lancashire (H. Darewski) 15305 The Inquest (Formby) t5S31 Canoeing (H. Darewski) 'Orrible 'Erhert (Lipton & Formby; Dolly Garrick & Herbert Paynel!594 What do I care? (Formby) They all do the Charlie Chaplin Walk If I'm not welcome, say so (FormE)1 (Mills & M. Scott) Sit down, we've all seen you! (Formby; Everybody's crazy on the Fox Trot 11605 Frightened to go to sleep again (Mills & M. Scott) (Lipton & Formby) Cassidy-Private Michael Cassidy Did you see the crowd in Piccadilly? (Nnrworth) 1665 (Lipton, Leigh & Formby) What's the matter with me? ("Dame! Twice nightly ;Formby & Lipton) 1 Sonv"1 1W Acnftl "11707 JollyOh, 06! Oh I On ! for the sight of s girl my! What a shame I (Godfrey, David & Wright) Kind words aecei die (G. Formby) 1 Dance with your Uncle Joseph 18311I had na mother to guide me inargreaves ý (T. W. Connor) Pack uo your troubles in your old Kit Bat Since I had a row with the wife (Fowel!)j1844 (Geo Formby) get a gell (H. Varewslti) 11892 The belts are ringing (Geo. Formby) MeetMPotter me at Moon-time, Mary Gee UPI (Upton & Formby) (David, Penso & Wright)1 Me Me Me (Formby) Along the rocky road to Dublin (B. Gront) Get behind !Geo. Formby) lifted latch in "-,'J Nobody loves me (B. Lee & G. Grey) t909ý1 the and walked Honeymoon Bells (Weston & Lee) (Formby & Hyde) Fares, Please I (Bert Lee) Meet me at the corner of the street (judge & Williams) Courting (patter) (Foy) On thehe(Merson)i good ship Yackt Hick! Dools 1578 My girl's promited to marry me (Godwin) ( Much (with Stick around tor the new jazz Band obliged to me piano) (Tunbridge) 593 j( (Bateman) the Military Representative In trouble again (patter) (Foy) y'ny 8831 Pm, excited (unaccom anied) (Fo Lee)I Aye, Ah (unaccompanied) (Foy) !`'"' complaints? No! (Weston S' am upset ! Fed up (Leigh & Costello) 11911 I've had some money left me (Tom Foy) i I keep on walking (F. Wood) ) Nineteen bright pounds (George Stevens) f The Sevvgnts' Ball, "TAILS UP" I've been to Atperics (patter) (Tom Foy) 19t" { (Braham) 1308 My Aunt Martha Ann (patter) Such a good boy am I (P. Wood) (Tom Foy) A(1 12-inch Records have the letter A in font of Serial No. n'ess ogle,wwise stated, all Vocal Lecords have Orchestral Ac ompaniin'ssnt. 44 ZONOPHONE RECORDS.

COMEDIANS COMEDIANS. TOM FOY-continued CHAS. PENROSE (Laughing Son,. Our Straits Canal (patter) (Tom Foy) That Wales Whales Weals (patter) 1817 contagious laugh 15l9 and and i The artful verger (Tom Foy) J farewellsh Sarby Brig (patter) 1863 My laughing friend I97ß I The old boatman A little suoshepherd (patter) 1894 Old Tommy Meek 1694 More rouble, Part I. Tink Bump More Trouble, Part Il. 1751 Getting my temper up lJACK PLEASANTS Ah've had t'nose pulled[ 1816( Ah'm disguised (Tom Foy) ]didn't dc it ( David & Lee) All through t' black horse (Tom Foy) want to 1299 One little, two little, three little, i THE JOLLY JESTERS little (Alec Ken (Two Cuckoo (F. Leo) jolly old hardworking men Soldier 1352$ (Penrose)1418ý I'm going away to be a {J. Please..' Two jolly old boys (Penrose) 1382 Two Jolly Soldiers (Penrose & Whiflock) Mother's so particular with me (F. ...1 1446 All that we said was good evening Tra.Ia-la (Penrose & Whitlock) (Jack Plea-. WILL KUMING Wby do they call me Archibald? 1469 (Kendai & Go? 12661 Good-bye, Boys (H. Tiller) I von At ten o'clock at night (Foley) I'll make you want me (Long & Pelham) 1507 Belinda (Pleasants) ALF LEIGHTON Mother (David & Lee) Leighton115651 My New Hat (David & Murphy) 41 51 know some funny tales Alf. (Kendal (Laughing Song Bert Marsden Long years ago & Ellerteil 1606 I must have my little joke (Pleasnn: JOCK LORIMER It's been a nice day to-day (Tom .1;. 11664 Betsy Brown (Pleasants) (Mrs. Sandy McIntyre (Godfrey) Hey Hol for the simple life (Mellor) 551 { Macgregor, I'm him 1706 I'm learning a song for Christmas I (Carter, Haines & Meher) 1 I'm longing to go back BILLY MURRAY rI love Lizzie (J. Pleasants) 1768 ( I've got to go home looking well (To the Strains of that Wedding March r (A. K; 12101, (Leroy)11'78211 Why did I foller 'er (H. Tree rake dearie (Von Tiller) about "1 (He'd me up with you, Nobody noticed me (B. Lee & C. G) Billy Murray & Haydn Quartette 17991 They find (Frank Leo) have to can't me get under, get out, and get l She would (D. Lipton) 1272 under (Abrahams) 1546 1 The bad lad of the Drama Swing, S,'ing, Swing (Von Tiller) Ding Dong This is Lire the 19075 She made me do it (Lee cS- 1t'eston) 3069 PEERLESS QUARTETTE 1 Hundreds and Thousands (F. Lee) 1922 Norman Mormon When its Moonlight on the Alamo the I'm a Dadda JOCK MILLS (Scottish Comedian) JACK ROGERS 1143 McGregor's Trip to Lander (J. Mills) O'Mclntosh (J. Mills) ( Kiss little You're welcome there (J. Mills) me good-bye, my avid tr always & Mills) Jack 1144 Where, tell me where (D. Payne j,1351J `Gilbert Filbert (Hermann Finc,:'Harr, Mills) (arr. by W. C. Paton) the at Piano' HAP.OLD MONTAGUE the BURT SHEPARD 1509 The Lady and the Dog (Montague) Providing (Montague) (Laughing Song Burt Sir. W hen Maud put her new bathing costume15531Tickle me, Timothy (Barnes) 1548 on (Montague)! L Johnny Wal. A little bit of London Town (hiontagre) 1610 (1 should ahoy so l Montague) WILL STRONG } Teri little Bridesmaids (Lee)Y In that beautiful Island of Dreams When you're a long, long way horn !LooksThe way to treat your parents 1723 j( Debnam) I If I turn the clock back a yeer 17i I (Stuart could <<' 1 Looks (E. A. Searson) (. (.Hills & front l X0. All 12-inch Records have the letter A in of .1)-)a Ur1'ess otherwise stated, all Yocal Records have Orche..lra' :Icc:otqj cutal;al- 45 ZONOPHONE RECORDS.

COMEDIANS WILL STRONG-continued FILLY WILLIAMS-con;'- r.eü 983 (Nobody knows how kiss f The Tanks that broke the ranks to n (Castling & Carlton) lI wish I were back in Lancashire 1012 ( Are here? It I knock the "L" out of "Kelly"-sane we all by Charlie Collins (Grant) )Squeeze her. Ebenezer (Where the Black-eyed Susans grow 1030! Call me earl',' in the morning (R. A. Whiting) 1 On her pie-pie-piccolo Down where the Swannee Ricer flows 1041 ( Sheila O'Neil (Vor:( Titter) 1 We all live at No. 24 r My Hawaiian Sunshine 1058 ( Oh ! for another day at Margar a'. (L. Wolfe Gilbert & Carey Morgan) Oh ! that Ragtime Waltz O'Brien is tryin' to learn to talk Hawaiian 1088 ( Giving a donkey a strawberry (Rennie McCormack) 1. lea.; loves all the jockeys My Home in U.S.A. (H. Flynn) 1`1 shall have to ask my Mother if she'.1 Down where they sing the dear old songs 1380, let me (A. M. Skinner) I When Mother backed the winner of e I Derby MARK SHERIDAN 1392 ( Our little kiddie sings the best soeý of all There's life in the dog Here old yet we are again 1435 (I don't know how you do it Belgium put the Khibosh on the Kaiser I They can do as they like with me 3042 (I'm out for the day to-day SAMMY SHIELDS 1 She is my best girt now English 3043 (Let's have another one togef' ' ;'Pte Cup Final, 1. (Shields) I Good-bye, Ragtime The English Cup Final, 11. (Shields) 3044 (Blame it on to poor old father 1 Who's your friend? THOMAS SYDNEY 3085 (John, John, put your trouser "an 1 The land where the women wear traueere The Bathroom Ballad (It belonged to 'Take me back to Australia (with the world me 3086{ When father tried to kill the Nock.-a.- ALBERT WHELAN I doodle-do 3087 { Don't go out with him to-night The W1:istling Bowery Boy 1 Wake uo, John Bull 'V:hat nur do ce Im, oiý 3090 ( Little Willie's Woodbines The Preacher and the bear (Arizona) Since Father joined the Territorie's Tait l'Vhistling Coon (Raehurn) 3091 (Came into the Garden, John "a°s's 47 and 48 for Recitations and 1 Little Wooden Hut Sketches by Albert Whelan. 1.092 ( Soap and Water 1 In the Land where the- e arc flu'! 3093 ( Sally O'Mallev I Sing me an Irish Song 'CuTaws (laughing song) (WhTNock) 3094( I'll lend you my best Gl -i Seccotine and Glue (laughing song)( I don't want a Girl for a.n-a'i Whitlock) 3095 ( Clogs and Shawls-(Pare, a' ( When father papered the par our BILLY WILLIAMS 3096 ( I've found Kelly I Flanagar. (The Man Velvet Suit) I'm the man that buried in the 3097 ( I! serves you right I must go home to-night (Hargreaves) I I The hnl,neiled boots that f .. w^.re lt's a wonder what little things lead to 1098 f The Taximeter Cab Come and have a look what I've got if 1 could only fird the kerv F didn't know what to do ?099 (I'II meet' you one dark r.':_h" Don't let me get any better, nurse ) The daylight Bill sing a song about a rose to me i 1 on ( Save a little one for me -Don'tit's_ a grand old song is Home Sweefý ) The Collier Home 3101 ( Here we are again Molly McIntyre Let's have a song upon i'ac Gc=.^:.r :;one " 'dVäit till Pin as old as Father 1102 ( Mrs. H. r'here does Daddy Co? 1 Thero's something nice about a ir( +'s mine when you've done with it 1103 ( lnhn James Erannigan The Kangaroo Hop Why can't we have the Sea in t.on:iori? Oh, the Sailors of the King 1104 (1 never heard fattier laugh so mi;r'r 1 Take there .'My young man is not a Chocolate Soldier me where are no eyes dll 12-inch Records har: t7 letter A iii front of Serial No.

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COMEDIANS SKETCHES AND BILLY WILLIAMS-continued DESCRIPTIVE 3105 1 Wish it was Sunday Night (A Toddling Along Naval Disaster (Teti Londoner 42{The Prodigal's Return them you're a I effects) 3106{ Why don't Santa Claus bring somethings re_ to I I ý+++ ++++ct_.___.._._ I uy+cu a+UFy me? 1 154 1 Percy Clifton & " Ir.? 3107' l Give My Love to Scotland, Maggie Little Bit Scotch I The Quack Doctor Percy Ci>1rr She Does Lose a of 564 ( The Wreck Troopship j Bobbing about in the Briny of a Jepartnre of a Troopship 3108 in the days that are coming (Farmhouse I Sung by (Harry Fay) Liars (Vaudevi:le sketch) 903{ Billy Golden & Jos. C. H_iit3 Shipmates (Vaudeville sketch) Billy Golden & Jos. C. F e' es f Rosenthal and Harrigan at the Race VENIE CLEMENTS 944 Friend & Do,:ning Part 1. Rosenthal and Harrigan at the P'cdin, cta,,..,-,,a Stories about Children, Friend & Do tint Stories Children, Part 807 Humorous about A Lancashire Crowd's welcome t thr II. 11123- King and Queen, Part 1. A Lancashire Crowd's welcome t- t,-:e King and Queen, Part II. 3000 J 1.asca (Desprez) Landing of the British Troops in Fz.nce Gunga Din (Rudrard Kipling) I (Introducing the chorus of the ,_,,Id- famous GODFREY KING marching song, "it's a 13711 long way to Tipperary," the leise," 1407 ( England's Honour Godfrey King whistled, etc.) Des - : i Recruiting Descriptive !TheThe Marseillaise (with organ) (.F'. d Zono Concert Qu:' to CHAS. W. LEONARD (Raconteur) 1404 Christmas Raffle ), Christmas Waits 3057f The Poker Story 1405 ( Ch-istmas Troopship (:'I1 Waik on a . Christmas in Action PAULINE POTTER 1406 f Christmas in Camp, Part 1. I Christman in Camp, Pert 11. IThs Fairy at the Fountain 1407 ( Recruiting De.,_ ir^ 1198 (arr. by miss Potter) England's Honour Potter) Godfre, Tom Thumb (arr. by miss IGrand P-ce Record-The Arrival the I Troops in London, Part 1. ALBERT WHELAN 1896 (arr. by Inh, a1j 262 (The Three Beare I Ditto-The Royal Review, Part 11. ) The Three Little Pigs (arr. by john ::() 2fi3 #,lackPuss in Boots Black Diamonds C id and the Beanstalk (New Year's Eve in Seotlsn:l 264 (Little Red Riding Hood 3015{ Black r)iamondý _ nd ,I Teeny Tiny Woman I Auld Lang Sy ne Song hti P. A, 265 CinderelisOld IThe Landing'andingof the Australian Tro 1 Mcther Goose 30684 Egypt Des: :1 268 (Death of Little Nell (Old Curiosity Shop) I Australia will be there (for Auld !--ýe Z Little Emily (David Copperfeld) Sync (Skipper Francis) Stan;ev i.. BRANSBY WILLIAMS DICK DARBY f Row we saved the Barge from David Copper- A1l5 j Dan'I Peggotty, (A German on the Telephone field" (By permission and 11141 Clare)Mr. approval o SKETCHES AND G. H. SNAZELL:1- DESCRIPTIVE jA Whistling Yarn (G. H. Snazelle) Auction. Sale of t stranded Circus BLUFF & WHl i'LOCK 32ý The Brothers Howard -11 n __ - n._...___

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Nn ve nac r nose puuea [om ruy l101 a The Royal Cremona Orchestra 1' (Processional March) , ,'.ida All through ['black horse Tom Foy 1R; Black Diamonds Band A91 &, All together shout "Bow-Bow" Aida, Fantasia (Violin) i Harry Fay 14. Mary Law (with Piano) A19W20} Along the rocky road to Dublin tiusa mine Bonn narasisy Ax Narrt' Fay 15- Ai'sa Mine Ernest Pike 500131 Along the way to Waikiki (Ukulel l Alabama Sam Orpheus Quartette 31538 Juan Aknmi IQ- Alas, those Chimes ("Maritana") Always Stanley Kirkby 5" '- Mdme. Deering 586126 , Al-- Albion, on thy Fertile Plains lan Zono Concerf Ouartefte (unac.) 1C'' c._,.. u:c.. c u...... n...... Aga 34 Always take Girl named Daisy Alexander's ýýRaRtimeý Raid flurry Fay 797 a 43 I Campbell & Burr 3f" Alexander's Ragtime Band Amazon March, The, Tvn-step Peerless Orchestra 997 14 Alexander's Ragtime Band Americas Mazurka-&'SignorConcert Corns!) Black Diamonds Band 3024 I5ý Caffare1ii Algernon ! Co hon I Florrie Forde 1285 40'' American National Melodies. Parts I. & ' Allee of Old Vincennes Henry Burr 3084 22;` Btaak Diamonds Band A!ice, where art thou?Joseph American Patrol (Banjo) Oily Oak!er Cheatham A106 22ýI Amoretten Tanze, Waltz Allee, where art thou? (Piano Solo) Peerless Orchesfra Chas. Goodall 95J19 Amour de Petrie, March Alice, where art thou? Ernest Pike 48iß0 Elaek Diamonds Rar:d Alice, where art thou? (Violin, 'Cello, Fluf Anchored foceph Lyceit & Harp) Francini Quartette 14452:) And a little Child shall teed themH. All aboard for Dixieland Harry Fay 139343 Pave.:, DixielandPeerless All aboard for Andante and Rondo capriceioso Orchestra 1355 14 David Richards (Piano Solo) n All aboard for Blanket Bay Ada Jones 301841 Andante Cantabile, Op. 2 All about Jim Wi'l Evans 540'42 English String Quarta;:: All change for Llanfalrfechanit. Andante Religioso S. Kirkby Fay & 767134 Mary Law (Violin Solo, with Piano) All Hail the Power Church Choir i4527 Andante from Mendetasohn's Concerto, All Hall the Poaar of Jesu's Name Op. 64 (Violin, with Piano) 1 ^d." o' f,5' Moor Band 1614 -2 nfi"s Mari, 1., v ZOINOPHONE RECORDS. Nýcge :ze world's all wrong again Armourer'a Gift, The Peter Dawson A23024 Helen Clark & Van Brunt 12G735 Arsourer's Song, The II ening in ToledoBlack Robert Radford G.O. 211 2 Diamonds Band A36 5 Army and NavyS. E'ening Song Coltham & G. Parker A243123 Sydney Coltham (with Piano) A18023 Arrah, go on now, Miss Emerald Isle Guard Piano _- s Thee,' "Jocelyn" (with Violin Obilgato)Sydney Arrow and the Seng, The ...1 Coitham A213123 Peter Dawson 852125 !_ of Mons Foster Richardson 160132 'Arry and Family at the Zoo, Parts 1. & 11. .. - L;;errupted StoryPercy Frank Leo & Party 1553;48 Clifton & Miller 15447 Artful Verger, The Chas. Penrose 1817[45 -ish folk song Ernest Pike 87501 Art Thou Weary? Church Choir 365137 :sid garden Ernest Pike & As I listen to the organ play j Guy Merritt (with Piano)iano) 1454135 Stanley Kirkby 119527 cid Highland Melody ('Cello As long as the Shamrock grows Green Jan Linden (with Piano) 153816 Walter Van Brunt 1183,22 her little drink Asleep in the Deep George welsh 52032 Prooks, Hently & Collins 7645'35 Asra Sydney Coltham 1867[24 is guard thee (Violin, Flute and Harp)` Asthore Stanley Kirkby 50327 Francini Trio A84121 At DawningSydney Harold Wilde 753133 Coltham (with Piano) 1202 23 Robert Barnett 20122 At Finnigan's Bail Strong & Murray 1740136 Love's Madame E. Jones- ...._e LaurieSydney At beginning Coltham (with Hudson & Peter Dawson AS934 .._..'.e Laurie (Piano Solo) At 10 o'clock at night Jack Pleasants 1469',45 Charles Goodall 13019 At the end of a beautiful day I Laurie (Violin and hlustel Organ) Harold Wilde 1690133 Southgate and her sister Dorothy 1325121 At the end of a lane of shadows Ar. i,aurie (Orchestral Accordeon) Foster Richardson 1890 32 Professor Granville 177013 At the Foxtrot Ball Harry Fay 1494144 Ar+rr of Jim's AdventuresWill At Zomerset Fair Murray & Denton 1842136 Evans 1362 43 A Trieste ("Onward to Trieste") A- Complaints? No 1 Harry Fay 1878 44 Black Diamonds Band 14136 8. Chorus Black Diamonds Band 9731 Auction Sale of it stranded Circus Dance (DescriptiveQ 32i47 Black Diamonds Band 4241 7 4spe At Ernest Pike 865131 Auld Lang Syne P. A. 3015j47 '! for £1,000,000 for maimed Scottish Auld Robin Gray ('Cello, with Piano) :J;ors and Sailors Harry Lauder G.O. 29 3 Jan Linden 1421 16 blossom time with you Auld Robin Gray (Violin & Muste! Organ) Louis Brooks & H. Payne 1721;35 Elsie Southga-e & her sitter Dorothy 1569j21 of my heart, "Young England The Auntie Skinner', Chicken Dinner Foster Richardson 1756 Chariie Collins 1769',42 ý ý , - -.. nian Polka (Cornet) Australia will be there (For Auld Lang Smith (with Piano) 1014117 Syne) Sicnley Kirkby 3063127. 'ý' (Selection) Australian Songs, Medley March 'Black Diamonds Band 610 7 Black Diamonds Band 1625', 9 ý.dieas, The, Selection I & 2 Automobile March Barrel Organ 122 16' Black Diamonds Band A179 6 Autumn Memories Peerless Orchestra 3079 111 all hero? Billy Williams 1012146 I '. a aownnearted r No-o-o ! Autumn (Pianoforte) Paul Astor A157i Harry Fay 14021431408Autumn Song (Violin, Flute and Harp) -' -e downhearted? No-o-o l Francioi Trio A3421ý Plorrie Forde 144) Ave Maria (In English) Mdme. Deering 472;2,,: a' richt the noo? Florrie Forde 1534 40 Ave Maria (Violin and Mastel Organ) ný. ;au from Dixie? i Elsie Southgate & her sister Dorothy 1525 t!! jack Henty & Charlie Collins 1648183 Aye, Ah am upset Tom Foy SAS.,,'. ;u going down in the Mine, Dad? Rel... rln.i....I P,,, ,roc Harry fay 43i Baby, can't you hear those wedding bells? going to dance? G. H. Elliott 1535ý4.2 Doroihy Douglas & Ernest Pike 34 Rabv Lon G. H_ Elliott 1EiE ZONOPHONE RECORDS.

PageJJ Pack to the Camp March I Belgian National Anthem Black Diamords Band 10591 SI Zono Concert Qz:.+rtotfe (with Piano) Bad as you are, I love you Belgium put the Khibosh on the Kaie^r nerOeri rRyIIe JOV31aa Bad Lad of the ü."sma, The 4 Believe me, if all those endearing vo. Jack Pteosants 1646145,1 charms Harold iVi!.'., Ballad wingers, The ' Bell at Sea, The Peter Jaws E Pike & P. Dawson f, Piaro) 1377'35 Belinda jack Piensants with I Gecree Bettet Egyptian, Parts I. & 11. I Bells are rineine. The Formby Black Diamonds Band A2361 6, Bell Song, "Lakme" Ballyirooley Stanley Kirkby 1006127 Miss Elizabeth Newbold G.C. Ballymoney Conversazione, The Belle MarquiseSydney Jim Donovan (with Piano) 131042 Coltham (with Piano) A' 22 Bandolero, The Peter Dawson 519125 Belle of New York (Selection) Bandolero, The George Parker A225129 Home Guards Band ' Rand was playing an old Scotch tune, The Belle of the Barbers' Ball, The Florrie Forde 1534;40 The Two Zimboks Banks of Allan Water, The I Bellringer, The Peter Dawson r, }' . Mdme. Deering A21I26 Betts of Aberdovey (Harp) Banks of Allan Water ('Cello, with Piano) ian Linden 142116 Bells of Auld Lang Syne Barbara Allen Ernest Pike 48730 Bfark Diamonds Sand Barber of SevilleBlack Belts of st. Mato, The Imperial Ban' Diamonds Band A51' 5 Beils of St. Mary's Herbert Payne !., Barcarolle Peerless Orchestra A26 13 Beloved, it is Morn ! Barcarolle (Vo rt Duet) Miss Annie Rees Sydney Coltham (with Piano) & bliss Viole4 Oppenshaw 116Ij34ý Belphegor March Home Guards Band Barcarolle, from "Tales of Hoffmann" I ( Belphegor March (Concertina)_ Francini Qnartrtte 1353120 I Hu! ,1. ne Barcarolie, from "Tales of Hoffman" Be my little Baby Bumble-bee (Violin & Mustel Organ) I Jones & Murray + Elsie Southgate & her sister Dorothy 1554 o. l Rr+n,..oth rho .,.;ý,t,,.,,__n -iP :.,,,, if,,.,..,1 Barn Dance Black Diamonds Band 628 Barnicombe Fair Ben the Bosun Peter Dawson 1 Alfred Newman (with Piano) 14921281 Berceuse (Violin and Mustel Organ) Barn Yard Rag, The Will Evans 125ß143 Elsie Southgate & her sister Dorothy Bathroom Ballad. The I I Hertie an. Belinda (.March Taro-step) Thomas Sydney 3049':4&1 Slack Diamonds Band Battle Eve, The E. Pike & S. Kirl'y 52SI341 Be thou faithful, "St. Paul" Battle March of Delhi - 1 i)) Srdncv Coltham Black Diamonds Band 9931 71 Betsy Brown Jack Pleusants Basle of Prague Black Diamonds Band 9931 71 Better Land, The (Cornet Solo) Bavarian Yodle I I Mr. Godard G. P. Watson & Macdonough 120948 Betty, Selection, Parts I. & Ii. Bay of Biscay, The Peter Dawson A25 24Peerless Orchestra °.! Beautiful Baby Doll Betty Waltz Peerless Orchestra Herbert Payne (with Chorus) I Bid discourse 142229` me Beautiful Birds, Sing on Mdme. Eleanor Jones-Hudson 1. Payne (with Whistling) 475 28 Bid me Good-bye Sydney Coltham Beautiful Carden of Roses P. Maxwell 364127! Big bass drum, The Peter DamsonI Beautiful Garden of Roses I Big Cars March Black Diamonds Ban+ Ernes: Pike A350030 Billy at the Pictures Beauty's Eyes Arthur Gray 24'tt2tl Billy Whitlock & Harry Blu j t Be British Stanley Ktrkby ICb0127. Billy the Play Because at Joseph Cheatham A96 Z' Billy Whitlock & Harry Bluf, Because (Cornet Solo) Peerless Orek. 145111171"Bing Coys here, The," Selection Bec-.,se are I. Harold Wilde 331 Black Diamonds Band lr` Because 1 Bing Boys are here, The," Selection i. Zono Concert Quartette (anat. 1067139!Black Diamonds Bard ltý Bedouin Lm"e Song Peter Dawson 519!251 "Ring Boys Waltz, The" Bedouin Love Song George Parker A244281 Black Diamonds Band I- Beets and Turnips (Foxtrot) 1 1 Bing Boys on Broadway, (Selection) P Peerless Orchestra 148314 1. & 11. Black Diamonds Before Band the Battle Birds or the Desert, The. March Ernest Pike & Peter Dawson A117134 Black Diamonds Band Be!ore you came Birds of Passage (Piccolo Duet), Sydney Coltham (with Piano) 1317;231 Miss Winnie & lllr. Eli Htrdsv- Belfry Serenade I Birthday, A (a) Hence away, begone 1`. Black Diamonds Band 7331 71 Sydney Calllr.arrt All 12-inch Records have IV, ter A fr, r. ; o. ZONOPHONE RECORDS. Page PigsI "Bound Win," Parts 1. & H. of s Rose, The I to Peerless Orchestra 3071 151 Black Diamonds Band 1729`10 B ', fra' Wigan George Formby 1361441 "Bound to Win," Parts Ili. & IV. Blsc;: sod Tan Polka Black Diamonds Band 1730101 "Twins" Gro. Orch. 382 151 Bounding Bounder, The Harry Lauder 5501 Boy's best friend is his Mother B: ' and White Intermezzo Peerless Orchestra 304615 A. H. Payne 47828 Dardanelles Derek Poster 3076,26131 F" ne it on to poor old Father I Boys of the Billy Williams 3044 46 Bradford Besses o' Ih' Barn Band 12601 5 rev Roses, The Peter Dawson 1791125 Braga's Serensta EI°.rae' Stone, The Harry Lauder 899 3I (Violin, 'Celle & Piano) 466:.21 111?Away, Two-step Bravo, little Belgium Harry Fay 1430143 Black Diamonds Band 1915111 Breach of Promise Case, A Will Evans 8442 Dick Denton 1724142 ae for me Dick Denton 1724142 Breakfast in Bed Harry Lauder 664. 3ý her harp Brian of Glanaar Foster Richardson 1575132 girl to The j Mdme. Eleanor Jones-Hudson A6527 Bride of Lammermoor, B'vnk' Bill G. H. Elliott 1631;42 Miss Alvena Yarrow, Miss Amy Asgarde, m is on the Rye, The Harold Wilde 141 33 E. Pike, Thorpe Bates, L. Stanley & Boa, Blow, thou winter wind P. Dawson G.O. 10; Air. Robert Radford G.O. 32 2 $rid, e, The Peter Damson 3040126 n, breezes, blow (with Piano) Brief Life is here our portion Harold Wilde 157133 Church Choir 248137 ) Alsatian Mountains, The I Brise des Nuits, Waltz (Night Breezes) t Pike & Guy Merritt Black Diamonds Band 19141 11/ (with Piano) 143135 Britain's Defenders, March Pu-'.ells Tubaphone 146119 Black Diamonds Band t541 9 21,z Bells of Scotland Mdme. Deering 471 26 Britannia Overture Sells Scotland (Celeste) Black Diamonds Band A158 6 of British Bull-dogs G. Franklyn 1584161 watching at the 1F.e Bells of Scotland (Concertina) door, The Harry Lauder 14731 31 J. Hume 171717 British Cavalry, March l Dragoons, The Peter Dawson 10541255 Home Guards Band 3491111 F Bonnets March I British Grenadiers, The Drummers 115219 Black Diamonds Band 5981 7 E; Danube (Grand ers Piano)dp) Broker. Doll, A Louie Brooks 1643122 Rudolph Svinerjeidt 457 19 Broken Doll, A 51r:: Danube Waltz The Royal Cremona Orchestra 1731I13i Concert Band 34 32 Broken Melody, The ('Cello) 1 3hýeEyes p'`Turins" Van Biene A60 16 Ernest Pike - 15532 3 1 F, Feather Jones & Murray 1193 34 Brooklyn Bell (Concertina) J. Hume 1864.17 kies of Bredon Building a Chicken House, Parts I. & if. Sydney Cottham (with Piano) 1281 2? Will Evans 859;43 "'l a Boy Foster Richardson 1601 32 Bullfighters March, The B^:;Wing about the Briny Billy Williams 3108147 Black Diamonds Band 15271 9 `Bo: accio," Parts I. & II. (Gems from) Bull in a China Shop, A ions Operatic Party A70I39I Manhattan Jazz Band 1912112' ¬misn Girl, The" Nos. I & 2 (Gems) Burns' Hernpipe and Peter Street Horn- Zone Operatic Party A1539 pipe (Melodeon) Saurian Girl" Selections James Brown (with Piano) 114618 But Black Diamonds Band 4171 who may abide (Messiah) =miau Girl," Fantasia (Violin) M l.. M- r...,. eýaý en71 Butterfly, ¢, The Peerless Orchestra 1655t141 ZONOPHONE RECORDS.. Page ge Caliph of Bagdad, Overture 1 Chart du Prisonnier. (Vir/in) I Black Diamonds Band A64 5 Leila Donkledcy Call, The, March Black Diamonds Bd. 1625 9 ` Charlestown Parade (Concertina) Call me early in the morning Alexander Prince Billy Williams 1030146: Charlie, Charlie Fiorfie Fo d., i Call of the Angelus, The (Intermezzo) Charlie Ciaplin Fox Trot Orchestra 1587+14 Peerless Orchestra Peerless i __ .. Call to Arms, A, March Cheer up, little soldier man Black Diamonds Band i31 7 Foster Richardson '.;.: 1 Cheer little Call us and we'll soon be there up, soldier man, March Harry Pay 1403 431 Black Diamonds Band I - 7 1' Calvary Peter Dawson 030125 Cheer up, Molly Harry Fay Camp Concert, The, Parts I. & II. I Che faro senza Euridice (Orfeo ed Black Diamonds Band 1572 9 Euridice) Miss Violet Oppenshan Canoe for two, A E. Pike 3028131 (with Piano) Canoeing Cherry Ripe Mdme. Deering Dolly Garrick & Herbert Payne 1563:351 Cheyenne Medley (Belts) ( I Chicken Can't you hear me calling. Caroline? Reel Two-step and Buck Dac. Peter Dawson 1919!26 Peerless Orchestra Canzone Garibaldins Chicken Reel (Two-step) Rork Diamonds Band 1486, Peerless Orchestra _ Prof. Ranzato 464201 Children's Home, The Harold Wilde Canzönette (Violin) I j Canzonette in Eb Chime again, 5eautiful bells English String Quartette A19315 Hatherley Clarke (with Chorus) Caper Sauce, one or two step Chiming bells of long ago Peerless Orchestra 14121141 Hatherley Clarke (with Chorus) Captain Mac Foster Richardson 154313Chinatown, my ChinatownAmerican Quartette Caressante Valse Home Guards Band 1311111 Chin, Chin-Selections I. & ii. Capricante, Marche de Concert (Piano) Black Diamonds Band Paul Astor nzwiiai "...... ý",",o l,uYýý in Eh Black Diamonds Band 7331 7 1re d Cammeyer & Oily Oakley Carillon Chip the block, A (with Pia' Carmen March of old "Twins" Concert Band 19412 II Peter_Dawson Parts 1. & II. (Gems from) ýnocotate _.major, , __i ne G. H. Elliott "Carmen," Chocolate Zono Operatic Party A50,39 Soldier, Waltz "Twins" Grand Orcb. Carmen Selections, Parts I. & II. Chorale, Brack Diamonds Band A220 6 The ("Faust") Peter Dow, Harry Thornton & Chorus G.C Carnival of Venice (Violin) Jan Radenyi 731,20, Chorus Gentlemen! Stanley Kirke; 30 17 Carnival of Venice (Cornet Solo) Christ Arose Caro Nome ("Rigoletto") Maine. Deerirt g, Miss "L'lncognita" G.O. E 1 Augarde, Ernest Pike, P. Dawsc- & W. Stewart Caroo Ernest Pike (with Chorus, Piano Christchurch & Celesta Aecomapiment) 142931 Chimes Pay 3009144 Black Diamonds Banc Carry, Marry Harry Harry Christians,Chri Awake! Carry On, March Christian, Church Choir Black Diamonds Band 1384 8 seek not yet repose Church Choir Casino Tanze "Twins" Grand Orch. 32115, Christians Lament Michael Cassidy Miss Violet Oppensi: Cassidy-Private (with Piano Violin) Harry Fay 1579 44 Christmas Carols and Cavalleria Rusticana, Pr.rts 1. & 11. 3061 4 Black Diamonds Bane Italian Celebrity Christmas Eve in Cavetina (Violin, Flute and Harp) the old Homestead Francini Trio A59 21 Minster Singer! Christmas Eve in an Australian Miner Cavatina (!riolirt, with Piano) Camp MissM Mary Law A81 20 Messrs. Grand Payne. Cavitana, "La Juive" Miller & Wakefield Mr. Robert Radford G.O. 32 2 Christmas Gems Black Champagne GallopLondon Diamonds Band Municipal Sand 7351 12 Christmas Ghost Story, A Chanson Bohemia Harry Lambto "Twins" Grand Orch. 27515 Christmas in Action Chanson Triste Christmas in Camp, Parts 1. & II. Law (Violin Solt), Piano) A21120 Christmas on a Troopship Mary with i I Christmas "i Chanson sans Paroles (Violin, with Piano Party, A, introducing "Th Mistletoe Bough" Herbert Payn., and String Quarfefi') Mies Mary Law, G.O. 351 2 Christmas Raffle { I Christmas Waits Chant a Melisande (Violin) 1 Jan Rudenyl 731120 Peerless Orrt r" Ira A ( 12-inch have the lctfer A in front of Seria; ?ro. .$eoards ZONOPHONE RECORDS. Page F' tief, introducing "Caller Herrin," Come to Arcadie with Mc" (Concertina)J. Dorothy Douglas & Ernest Pike S94 34 Hume 175417 Come to me now, my ownSydney a rci Parade of the Irish Fusiliers I Coltham A224 23 Royal Irish Fusiliers Band AI72(l2( Come to my garden of parsnips : Scene, "Faust" I i Collins & Murray 1832.36 9r i Radford & Vera Reynolds G.O. 16; 2 Come to my heart again Ernest Pike 1825!31 s One Foundation, The j Come where m.y love lies dreaming Besses o' th' Barn Band 9531 5 H. Payne, P. Dawson, E Clifford & url One Foundation, TheChurch W. Str-wart (unaccompanied) 53037 Choir 23937 Come where my love lien dreaming Albert Whelan 265I47ý (Violin, 'Cello, Flute and Harp) nine, La (Violin, Flute and I Franeini Quartette 1448 20' Francini Trio A82121 Come, Ye Thankful People, Come i Circle (Melodeon) Church Choir 1641371 ..: James Brown (with Piano) 1148118 Comfort Ye (' Messiah")Sydney ;op, The Tabaphone 66 21 Coitham A184 23 MachBlack Comical Coons (Banjo) Oily Oakley 1174115 .st Diamonds Band 1290' 8 Comic Imitations Gilbert Gerard 3022 48 'lack Zono Minstrels 1208139 Coming Home Sydney Cobham 168824 de Corneville, Les," Parts I. & 11. Comin' thro the Rye-Auld Hoose-Up from) Zono Operatic Party A43139 in the Morning early (Melodeon)Jas. ng, The Chorfies Collins 1818142 Brown 71218 Company Sergeant Major, -?_ý ,,:d Shawls (Parody) The Billy Williams 30951461 George Parker 1887 28 ckr Fand (Two-step) , I I Comrades in Arms Black Diamonds Band 6281 7I "Twins" Male Quartette 72138 he North Baeoioes 444 I5 Conquerors, The Quartette 648138 Days ("Bing Boys on Broadway") Conqueror, The, March H. Payne 1838136 Home Guards Band 349 IIII1I Rag, The (Banjo) Oily Oakley Consider the Lilies Peter Dawson 743I25I (with Piano) 10601151 Constant Lover, The Harry Pay 1493144 Child, A Herbert Payne 8031281 Coo-ee, Coo-ee I Charlie Collins 1753,142 he Billy Williams 3100461 Coonland Melodies (Banjo) J. Pidoux 1819316 Bogey, MarchBlack Coon Melodies (Violin and Mustel Organ) Diamonds Band 1743[10 Elsie Southgate & her sister Dorothy 1F54 21 !;'nut Harry Fay 1496144 Coontown Breezes (Banjo) Major (Banjo) Oily Oakley 447D5 Oily Oakley (with Piano) 106015 Corn Riggs ,nng, Fairies Miss Louie Brooks 1732'22 are bonnie d dance with me (Ukulele) Archie Anderson (with Piano) 113922 Juan Akomi 187919 Coronation BellsBlack Diamonds Band 7 ,.._' have a look what I've got 425 Billy Williams 830,461 Coronation MarchBlack Diamonds ýnd hear him play his Oomterara Band 598 7 Florrie Forde 160 40 Coronation March, from "Le Proihete" .n1 see the roses Black Diamonds Band A3 5 Sydney Coltham (with Piano) 153023 Corporal John BartholomeyFoster rid take me out to-night Richardson 1627 32 Nat D. Ayer 178141 Corporal MikePeter Eck to Erin (Harp)F. Dawson (with Piano) 1306 251 C. Barker 9413 Corporal's Ditty, The Harry Thornton 22932 :+ck to Erin Joseph Cheetham AIO8122 Cossack's March throrgh Moscow :k to Erin Harold Wilde 68133 Black Diamonds Band 14091 8 ^k to Kildare Peter Dawson 759125 Count of Luxembourg, Selection ._cK to me Flack Diamonds Band 6271 7 Herharl Pnvna i,nifh rh--l 1110.29 Count of Luxembourg, Valse me, be my Rainbow Frank Williams 90133 Black Diamonds Band 627 7 into the garden, John j__ Count Your Blessings A Church Choir Billy Williams 3091146_ _ (with Organ) 95937 into the garden, Maud Country Dance (from "Nell Gwyn") loseoh Cheetham A10662 Black Diamonds Band A164 8 '.' .to the garden, Maud Country Girl SelectionHome Harold 'Wilde 79,33 Guards Band 372 11 ýsephine, In my Flying Machine f Country Girl, Selection, Parts 1. & 11. A.4- r,...a. A n..,serr. r wnýaa Black Diamonds Band A160 6 Country Ramble, A "ým"e^ H. Payne & Mdme. Dewey 1295 35 ýýýi"ý!oI -. rItie T=-b Dawson "(with P"-no) I"1tl3;35 Courting (Patter Record) Tom Foy 57844 - _ _]_ Court Trumpeters March to the (Cornet) H. Godard A90I17 Black Diamonds Band 1487 8 All 12-inch Records have the letter Ain front of Beriai No. ZONOPHONE RECORDS. Page Courting Sarah ?aus Merry Andrea, 13641411 Dear Heart Madame E. Jones-Hudrbr. s?9:17 Cradle Song (Viotin) fan_Rudenyi 871:201 Dear Heart Sydiey Cý!fhc Grnginmer Gastie Strathspey, acc. year riomelila, ras Cain Ui g(( -';ýa (M eiodeon) Jaynes Brown 1145;1ö_I _i Dear, in your eyes Creo:e Bells (Concertina) 451171 Sydney Caitham (with Plano) 15{ Crown India, The Little Shamrock Alfred Hearther of ;"21 Black Diamonds Band A87 Love of Mine Mdme. Deering o Crown of Diamonds, Overture Black Diamonds Band A84 ... ýýErnest Pike (with Piano) Crucifix, The ._''?I Sydney Coltham & George Parker A214 Dear old mother Herbert Pa;ra t6iý;2! Cruskeen Lawn Peter Dawson 1841 Dear Soul, Waltz Peerless Orchestra !32I Cucioo Jack Pleasants 1418 Death of Little Nell Albert Whelan 26547 Cuck)o Song (Yodling) G. P. Watson 1209 Death Nelson John Bardsley of .3;;j72 Cujns Animam Harold Wilde 409 Deathless Army March, The Curse of an Aching Heart, The Black Diamonds Banc !397 9 Will Oakland 3047 Deathless Army, The James Osbu,rý ibý Cut me off a little bit of roly-poly Deep blue sea. The (Piccolo) Charlie Collins 16494t Miss W. Hudson 2s"I19 Cygne, Le (The Swan), Zephir, op. 35. Deep blue sea, The (Concertine) No. 5 J. Hume ;>4 o' (t'iolia, with Piano) Miss Mary Law A14120 Deep Harmony Besses th' Barn Band zGrü Czatdas-Scene BohemeBlack Defile March Black Diamonds ßar? 573 Diamonds Band A149 6 uno... ruauvr A. -r" no...... yvor Czarina, The (Tubuphone) A. Muller 461!19 Picture Palace Orchestra ?!ßi61 Daddy Mary Evans 132;26 Demoiselle Chic Peerless Orchestr ;a 7'I Dance of the Fives (-Violin & Mustel Organ) I Departure of a Troopship d=4 Elsie Southgate & her sister Dorothy 1742121 Desert, The Peter Dawson 5+;2P Dance of the Hours, "La Gioconda," Destiny Waltz Peerless Orchesfr,: 1'83'1 Parts 1. & II. Peerless Orchestra A219I13 Destiny (Waltz Song) Harold Müde c !33 Dance of the LunaticsPeerless Destiny Waltz (Concertina) J. Hume l9:Jil Orchestra 3027'15V Devil may care, Quick-step (Banjo)Oily Dance of tha Pierrots (Concertina Solo) Oakley _ Devon for me Dance with your Uncle JosephHarry Peter Dawson (with Pianc) '3ý6 Fay 1596 Did you see the crowd in Piccadilly? Dancer's Dream, A George Form;' Messrs. Cammeyer & Oakley 1289115 Dinder------Courtship, ------A -- Peter------Dawson :ß,5125 Dancing Jubilee, The Nat. D. Ayer 160741 Ding, Dong Jack fleasants ..846145 Dancing Mistress, The, Selection Ding, Dong, Ding Peerless Orehsstra 1061 Zono Minstrels (with Piano) Dancing Mistress, The, Waltz Dis ole Nigger Zono Minstr;is .:-. Peerless Orchestra 1061 Distant Greetings Dancing with ma Baby (Bell Solo) 65 "ý Cm Dan'l Pegotty, from David Copperfield Distant Shore, The JydrteyýColt (Talking) Bransby Williams A115 Diver, The Bridge Peter Danse des BacchantesBlack t°Slicnrred Wife The" Retertinn Diamonds Band A209 ----`- - m#eý Darby and Josn's ChristmasAlbert Dixie Dan H. ERM Whelan 267 G. Darkies' Holiday, The (Concertina) Ernest Pik. 5l9!3 Alexander Prince 1073117 "Dollar Princess" Selection Xylophcre 2594 Darktown Dandies (Banjo) Oily Oakley 44515'1 Dolly Darling Waltz from "Puppcher" Darlin' Girl from Clara, The Imperial Guards Band 10,511 Jim Donovan (with Piano) 1414 42 Dolly O'Dean Sydney Coltham 153:17 Dashing British March, The Dolores Waltz Peerless 0ryhestra '1021, Black Diamonds Rand 698 7 Donau Wellen Waltz 1 39 r,., r.-.4 nr-h. 2P Dat's berry queer Zono Minstrels 1162 V Daughter of the Regiment, The, Fantasia Don't go down in the-Mine,-D27 (Violin, with Piano) Mary Law A19420 Stanley Kirkb: 342 Dac:n, The Sydney Coltham 182424 Don't go out with him to-night Day Dreams Peerless Orchestra 1439 14 Billy Williar: -^' T)ndt hette-. Days and MomentsLads let +ne Pet anv nuke o' th' Moor Band 1654112 Daylight Bill, The Billy Williams 309946 Don't play "In the Shadows" Wilkie Bara Wi De ole Banjo Zono Minstrels 1208139 RingtaA d Coon Minster Singers 534'',381 Don't Rose to nie De sing a song about a 832 Dasr Devon Lassie Peter Dawson 1265i25I Billy W;;;i7-rs Dearest and Best Don't stop my 'arf a pint o' beer Harold Wilde (with Piano) A1711331 Gus All 12-inch Records have the letter A in front c;' Serial N. ZONOPHONE RECORDS. Page Page It mother ( Duke of Albany's S.hottische (Melodeon) I ! Herbert Payne (with Chorus) 151629 Btou:n 1147118' ,lames 'ith Bells Bohemian Orch. 436 13 Duncan Grey Archic Anderson 11391221 - Selection Black Diamonds Band 610 7 Dutch Kiddies, Two-step .-, Selections I. & It. Black Diamonds Band 6971 71 . Black Diamonds Band A183, 6 D)ye ken John Peel Peter Dawson 184 i 125 is the Baker Harry Larder G.O. 18, 3 Dying Poet, The (Piano) Chas. Goodall 67011.91 -"s Echoes (intermezzo) among the Dead Men des Alpes Peter Dawson 514251 Peerless Orchestra 1412,141 by dat ribber Ecstasy, Waltz Peerless Orchestra 1262114 Zono Minstrels (with Piano) 1251 39 Egmont, Overture ' home to Tennessee Black Diamonds Band A4 5 Herbert Payne (with Chorus) 162829 Egyptian Patrol, March b, home in Tennessee Black Diamonds-Band 1385; 8 Royal Cremona Orch. 1671 13 Eileen Alannah Cornet Solo 62.17 ýIonolulu Way Herbert Payne 1750.30 Eileen Alannah Ernest Pike 494`31 Eileen m Bor -bom-bay Herbert Payne 1578ý29 Alannah (Violin and Muslel Organ) 1.-dthe Forest Elsie Southgate & her sister Dorothy 1880 21 Sydney Collham (with Piano) 158&231 Eily Mavourneen, "Lily of Killarney" in Virginia Herbert Payne 192130 (with Piano and Violin Obligato) the River Minster Singers 1320 38 Sydney Coltham A213:23 the Vale Ernest Pike 48830 El Capitan March Black Diamonds Band 4211 7 s here the Southern Cross is Eleanore Joseph Cheetham A92ý22 ing H. Payne 3080 30 Elephant March, The Texas Way Herbert Payne 1827 30 Black Diamonds Band 1326 8 EI ý"- `. where they sing the dear old songs Saludo Peerless Orchestra 1427 14 Will Strong 1826 46 Emmett's Favourite Yodle where the Swanee Riser flows G. P. Watson 1164148 Will Strong 179746 Empire will be your Daddy, The remember? Sydney Coltham 170124 Florrie Forde 1550140 goes West Peter Dawson 614 25 Enchanted Glade, The the Sword, Scotland Sydney Coltham (with Piano) 1439,23 Anderson Nicol 113628 End of the Journey, The (with Chorus) A e Ernest Pike 1902 31 Sydney Coltham (with Piano) 153023 Endure to Conquer, Overture, Parts 1. & IL s Boat" Ernest Pike 182531 Black Diamonds Band A204, 6 Faces Heatherley Clarke 1868124 England our Home, March Ik Black Diamonds Band 1461 ..rang of Home and Mother Heafherley"Clarke 170524 England's Honour (Recitation) u'ir.g, Waltz Peerless Orchestra 813 14 Godfrey King 1407 47 "1'` English Cup Final, The, 81 .oa of Bliss," Selections Parts I. & Il. Black Diamondsds Band 1715 10 Sammy Shields 63846 Lr< a of Delight la Jones 1599 27 English Rose, The (Cornet Solo) ) 'i of Delight, A I Black Diamonds Band 1372,17 Royal Cremona Orch. 168613 English Rose, The Ernest Fike 57431 Enh'acte Gavotte from "Mignon" .,.no of Delight, A Black Diamonds Band 171610 Black Diamonds Band 8731 7ý in of Delight Waltz (Concertina) Entry of the Gladiators J. Hume 1895 17 Zonophone Military Bard 429,12ý i'- Eri ---.ginof the Ocean, Waltz tu cbe macahiavl quell' anima, "Un Ratio Peerless Orchestra A35 13ý in Maschera" Robert Radford G.O. 26 2 1>'=_Ins of Darkie Land (Banjo) Ed King, The Oily Oakley 949 15 Peter Dawson (with Piano) A146241 nfline and You Herbert Pane 1603 29 Ernani, Selection to me only with thine eyes Black -Diamonds Band A56 s, Peter Dawson 1179 25 Espana Valse The Parisian Orch. 147 13 p not, young Lover Peter Dawson 85425 Estudiantina Waltz (Concertina) The Peter Dawson 3013126, Alex. Prince 45217 Prayer, Waltz Estudiantina Waltz (Xylophone) Black Diamonds Band 432 7 S. Francisco 46721 '-,ids Prayer, Waltz (Orchestral Accordeoe) Etern_I Father Lads o' th' Moor Band 1614ji2 Professor Granville 1728,15 Eternal Father Church Chair 15337 Major,or, The Peter Dawson 959'25' Eternal Waltz Peerless Orchestra 862 14 of the 43rd, The `Europe United March Sydney Coltham (with Piano) 139923 Black Diamonds Band 931) 7 lti_ Boys, March Euterpe Black Diamonds Band 1474 8 Black Diamonds Band, 1637 9, Evensong Louis Brooks & H. Wilde 1677 35 one Violin Scot' Skinner 463 261 Everaleigh March Black Diamonds Band 1303 8 Gene ("Faust") E Pike Everybody's Crazy on the Fox Trot 11. Thornton & J. H. Scotland G.O. 6 tI Harry Fay 1565144 letter in front 846ai No. -411 12-inch Records have the A of ZONOPHONE RECORDS. Page Everybody's Jazzing Now I 1 Festival of Empire, Parts 1. & H. Manhattan Jazz Band 191212 Plack Diamonds Band A20' Everybody loves a chicken Festival of Empire, Parts III. & IV. Peerless Quartette 1113 3ß Black Diamonds Band A21, Everybody loves our Baby G. H. Elliott 1604'42 Few more years shall roll, A Everybody's doing it now Church Choir 29:i Harry Fay & Quartette 816i43j Few more years shall roll, A Every little while (Bing Boys) I Lads o' th' Moot Band 153- The Royal Cremona Orchestra 1745,13 Fiddle and I Ernest Pike 7'3 Every little while (Bing Boys) Field-Marshall Radetsky March Miss Louie Brooks 1789122 Black Diamonds Band 6ý- Every man a Soldier Peter Dawson l065!251 Fifinetto Intermezzo Every Sunday Evening When the Bells ! Black Diamonds Band 82-, Zona Vevey 412I141, Fierce raged the Tempest Every Valley (Messiah) I Besses o' fh' Barn Band Si-' Sydney Coltham A1841231 Fight for your King and Country Everywhere I go I leave my Heart with Robert Howe 3067 You Ernest Pike 6821311 Fighting Fifth, The, March Excelsior Ernest Pike & Peter Dawson A49331 Black Diamonds Band 8C Excelsior Ernest Pike & Walter Miller 10941341 Fighting for Liberty Exhibition March I I Black Diamonds Band 13 Black Diamonds Band 6111 71 Finale from 2nd Concerto Mary Law Ala Extra Special Constable, The Fingal's Cave, Overture E. Pike & F. Richardson (with Piano) 1503351 Black Diamonds Band Aire Eye beneath the Busby, The I Finlandia Overture Peter Dawson (with Piano) 13061251 Black Diamonds Band A13.- ! Eyes are the Windows of the Soul, The Fire and Sword, March Herbert Payne (with Chorus) 14231291 Black Diamonds Band 1i, Eyes of Irish Blue Derek Foster 3076!261 First Kiss, The Waltz (Ocarina) Fair is the Rose S. Tapiera 4, Sydney Coltham (with Piano) 1428123 First love, last love, best love, "Bing Boys Fairies' Wedding, The I on Broadway" Black Diamonds Band 16841 9 The Royal Cremona Orchestra 16c Fairy at the Fountain, The First love, last love, best love (Bing Boys) Pauline Potter 11961471 Freda Fairchilds & H. Payne 151 !.airy Flute, The I Fisherman and his Child, The (Quartette) Bessie Jones (with Piano) 1558 27 P. Dawson 5 Fairy Tiptoe Peerless Orchestra 1587114 Fisherman of Old St. Mato, The Faith of our Fathers - I Miss Louie Brooks 1'3 Festival Quartette (with Piano) 1333'381 Fisherman, The Coltham & Parker A22 Fall In t Sydney Coltham (with Piano) 13981231 Fisting Harry Tate 89d Far away in Australia Frank Williams 811331 Five Days' Leave Charlie Collins 172- Flag Far away Ober dare Zono Minstrels 1184)391 that never comes down, The Fares, Please I Harry Fay 18611441 Harry Fay 139' =3, Fare thee well, Molly darling I Flanagan Harry Fay 28- H. Wilde 17031331 Flanagan's Flying Machine Farewell, A Ernest Pike 7881311 Stanley Kirkby 169- Farewell, A Ernest Pike & I Floating down the River Guy Merritt (with Piano) 1480135 American Quartette 3053 39 Farewell, Isabelle ! Floral Dance, The Peter Dawson 105 Herbert Payne (with Chorus) 1389 291 Floral Dance, The George Parker A234 "I Farewell, Mignon-"Mignon" Florodora Selection Home Gds. Band 3F-: Sydney Coltham A233:2-31 Florodora Selections, Parts 1. & 11. Far, far away Zono Minstrels 12271391 Black Diamonds Band All, Farmhouse Liars (Vaudeville Sketch) 9031471 Flowers o' Edinburgh (Melodeon) I I Jas. Brown 8-!5 15 Farmyard Ragtime Harry Fay 10591431 Flowers of the forest, The Father O'Flyna Joseph Scott 2191321 ('Cello with Piano) Jan. Linden l5351!ä', Father O'Flynn (Melodeon) I Flowers o' She forest W. F. Cameron 2971181 Pipers & Drummers t1 Is Fatinitza March Homo Guards Band 2351111 Flower Song, The (Carmen) Faust (Trio) Miss Alvena Yarrow, E Pike 1 1 Harold Wilde 3: -+ & P. Dawson G.O. 7'!I 11 Flow gently, Deva Coltham & Parker A2Z ' "Faust," Parts I. & It. (Gems from) I Flying Squadron, Parts 1. & 11. Zono Operatic Party A39139! Black Diamonds Band l' 81 Faust, Waltz I Follow the Crowd, Selections 1. & It. I Le Garde Republicaine Band 432111 Black Diamonds Band t'12 ai Fed up Harry Fay 1893144 Follow the Golden Star Sydney Coltham `-1 Fernbank Quick-step (Banjo) I I Follow the Sergeant Harry Fay I i43ý Oily Oakley 6951151 Foo the Noo Harry Loader 3 All 12-inch Records have the letter A in front of Serial No, ZONOPHONE RECORDS.

'-ternitu Cynlais Gibbs A75 !6' Gee. but I like music with my meals ; i Cternity Alan Turner 5091321 ler. Latorta 961'41 Geo. 1892144ý with the Lord Church Choir 271i37;GeeýUp! r;rney aria You _ u_a, .. u ,Fnratby Herbert Payne (with Chorus) 157729 Black Diamonds Band AIIOL S or and Kingdom i Geisha, The (Gems from) 7?1ack Diamonds Band 8641 71 cono. Operatic carry Ai42__ý__ 38i Geisha, ind my gal Herbert Payne 18551501 The. Selection I. & 11. ie Royal Cremona Orchestra 1883131 Home Guards Band 299 it Gems Irish Melody (Violin) and my girl Herbert Payre 1855f30' of Us a Child is Born II Duncan Macgregor 274120 Black Diamonds Band 9511 71 Gems of Scottish Melodies, No. I alone ------ý (Violin Solo) Duncan Macgregor 250!201 Sydney Coltham (w"h Piano) 120223 Gems of Scottish Melodies, No. 2 larch Home Guards Band 20811 (Violin solo) Duncan Macgregor 2501201 ,';iercy (Stabat Mater) General Advice Will Evans (Patter) 152114334 Lads o ' th' Moor Band 1685112 Genevieve E. Puce & P. Drawon 5251 t;e Blackberries, Schottische Genevieve (Cornet Duet) ALasrcians Peerless Orchestra 1107(14! Hawkins & Hardy of H.M. Coldstream ý -ttie Sugar-plums Guards 4541171 Peerless Orchestra 3A02 15 Genevieve (with Royal Cremona Orchestra) I Hop, The Peerless Orchestra 1488114 Sydney Coltham 1851 24 alo, Overture Gentle Zep'cyra Black Diamonds Bane A641 5 Sydney Coltham (with Piano) A14322 March German on the Telephone, A .,.e Black Diamond, Rand R64! 71 Dick Darby 1114 47 Peter Damson 1294125' Gerrard 5064, Selections I. & II. Mine Peter Dau 12481251 Black Diamonds Band 15111 9 son 1 to go asleep a, ain Get Behind Geo. Formby 190944 George Formby 1605-441 Get out and get under, Two-::tep cenland's Icy Maintains Peerless Orchestra 1342'141 Church Choir 281;371 Get that Girl Harrv Fay 15521441 Countryside, Parts 1. & II. 1 t3etting my temper up! Torn Foy 175!1451 Pe riz.ss Orchestra A240113_I Gift, 7he Miss Violet Elliott A37126 '- oonlig(tt Pee-'ess Orchestra 1107114 Giggler Two-step, The Peerless Orch. 872114 `?homey (Banjo) Oily Oakley 861 15ý Gilbert the Filbert Harry Fay 1351143 ofent March Gipsy Dance (Violin, with Piano) Black Diamonds March 1303 8 Miss Marv Law A71120 Gipsy Love Waltz Black Diamonds Bond 908j 'iarry Fay S Stanley Kirkby 1020134 Gipsy Song ("Carmen") i JF, Two-step Peerless Orch. 969'14 Mdme. Violetta G.O. 91 t to me a pint o' wine Gipsy's Warning, The Ernest ripe 499131. Anderson Nicol 1137128 Girl in the Taxi, The, Selection Archie Anderson 11401221 Peerless Orchestra 1032 14. the Sea irl in the Taxi, The, Waltz Harold Wilde (with Piano) 149013-31 Peerless Orchestra 1032 141 Allah J Girl In the Train, The Peerless Orch. 4361131 ester Richardson (with Piano) 150132 Girl on the Film, March Sleep, The Imperial Guards Band 1076 12 `rdnev Coltham (with Piano) A21tli 23 Girl on the Film, Waltz . Sleep I J Imperial Guards Band 1076,12 "Ile Royal Cremona Orchestra 1754 13 Girl who lost her -, The ydneyrColthant he Evans 1099143 Piano) 1477123 Girls of the Clogs and ShawWiill he Florrie Forde 17440 Harold Wilde (with Piano) A16513 3 Girls know as much as you know, The for me, The Church Chair 632137 Florrie Fordo 16301401 ,be West Ernest Pike 500 31 Give me a little cosy corner Heaven, The The Royal Cremona Orchestra 1884 13 Peter Dawson (with Piano) 1748J25 Give me a little cosy corner Nuts sad May G. Formby 1520144l Herbert Payne 1870-30 --) Aandante (b) (with Violin and Give me the moonlight, give me the girl j Miss Mary Jaw A1661101 "Hcilo, America") Herbert Payne 19051301 1 Give me a ticket to Heaver. H. Payne 4761281 tr. The George Parker 1S87,281 Give me thy hand, 0 fairest (' Don r, The Home Guards Band 348'1.111 Giovanni") P. Dawson & i Peerless Orchestra 9691 41 Miss Alpena Yarrow G.O. 131 21 (Give me you) 1sawer, dear, before I go 1 1 he Municipal Band of Milan 226I12I Herbert Clarke 18851241 R11 12-inch 1 ecords have the letter pin front of Scriad No. ZONOPHONE RECORDS. Page Give my love to Scotland, Maggie I I Good-bye; Virginia Herbert Payne Billy Williams 3107,47, Good Company Giving a Donkey a Strawberry Harold Wilde (with Piano) Kuly Wullams 1UtssI4 Good King Wenccnias Church Choir Clsdiator March, The I i Good Morning, Mr. Postman Black Diamonds Band 13541 8i Frank W?iliam Gladiator's Farewell, The Imperial Band 13'121 Good-night G. H. Elliot "Gloria," from Mozart's 12th Mass Good-night Zono. Mirtstreis Black Diamonds Band A46 5ý Good-night, Beloved Glorious Devon Peter Dawson 583125. Zeno. Concert Quartette (anat.` Glory of the Sea, The Peter Dawson 1901126 Go to Sea Wilfrid Platt (with Piano) Glory of your eyes, The Gounod's Ave Maria (with Piano) Foster Richardson 1501132'` Violin. 'Cello & Pianc -'52 Glory Song;The Grand March from "Taanhauser" a.raurcrs a./tutr lu'rsrs t/rA;uwl aco+,o/i flack Utarnonar Isar:' , Glow-worm Idyll, The I Grand Peace Record.-The arrival of c.. Black Diamonds Band 9301 7 Troops in London. Part 1. Go as you please (Bells) 45116 Black Diamonds Bard God be with you till we meet again Grand Peace Record.-The Royal Revie ' Choir 89537 Black Diamonds Bane ;S9 God Bless Old England (7he_Church Home of the - I Grand Prix Waltz Peerless Oreh e${r: Hun) Dolly Garrick & Harry Fay 1504i35ý Granville Waltz (Orchestral Accordeor. God Bless the Prince of Wales Professor Gras vii Empire Glee Party 575138 Great Guns Selection, Parts I. & 11. God Bless the Prince of Wales I Black Diamonds Bar,-' Solo & Chorus 599148I1 Great little Army March God Defend Nev. Zealand Black Diamonds Band Foster Richardson 3074!32 Greater Love, The Sydney Colt!':; God keep you safe Green grows the Rushes 0 P. A. It Ernest Pike (with Chorus) 1640!31 Green Hilts o' Somerset, The God Save the King Bass Solo & ! Sydney Colihcm Band Military 4251 .5 Green Isle of Erin, The Ernest l God Save the King Empire Glee Party 575',38I Grenadiers, Waltz Peerless Orchcs',. God Save the King Solo & Chorus h9914131Grizzly Bear, Two-step God send you back to me Louie Brooks 1689'22' Black Diamonds E_r God send you back to me I Guards Waltz, The Tie Royal Cremona Orchestra 175ßI13 I Black Diamonds Ba God send You back to me Guffaws (Laughing Song) Bills Whit! F. Pike & P. Dawson 17941361 Gunga Din (Recdalionl' Lvn'Hard'.,. 3! "Going Up" Selection, Parts I. & 11. 1 I Habenara ("Carmen") " Black Diamond Band 1849; 10 Mdme. Violetta Q.) eld Going Up ("Going Up") Herbert Payne 18571301 Hail, Smiling Morn Els Gold Silver, Waltz I '' Black Diamonds 8c- 95-' and -ioIlo London Municipal Orch. 4341ßr Hall, Smiling Morn Mdme. Dr -' Golden Bird ' P. Dawson, E. Pike & 1V. Sr " 'r Sydney Coltham (with Piano) 158823 (unaecompan r- ý'' Golden Weddine. The May Lovedav & I Hellaluiah Chorus Black Diamonds 9 t' Al W. Miller 524 I341 Hallelujah Chorus, The, from "N. '10 Goldfinch and the Lark, The 1 The Festival 1 So; :'4' H. Payne & Mdme. Dewey 12951351 Halt! Who goes there? Florrie For, " f°p P-4. 1 & IT I I H.nd. -- fh. S.. Black Diamonds Band A103I 5 Home 3uards B.- -'Ii 1110110 "Gondoliers"-Fantasia (Violin) Handy Jack (Zither Banjo Duet) Miss Marv Lam A227.20 Cammever & OUv Oa!? Good-bye J. Hisiop (with Piano) A1541271 "Happy Day, The"---Selections 1. & wa; Iio. Good-bye Edith Clegg 312122! Black Diamonds B,: t' ý3iI Good-bye (Cornet Solo) F. Ketflewell A551171 Happy Days Gavotte (Bells) 1!" Good-bye (Violin, Flute & Hcrp) 4651211 E. W. Rashl Good-bye, Boys Will Kaming l2ß81451 Happy Days Polka (Piccolo Solo) Good-bye-ee Florrie Fordo 18431411 Happy Summer Song Ernest Yü_: I- Good-bye, good luck, Good bless you i j Vallry - re r-goos 1a.reian .III Good-bye, Ragtime Billy Williams 3043146! Harbour of perfect rest Ernetr F !" t...... ~.^C.....- ..,.IC. 1-`~~. F.II1.~._ .--.-I i u...a .~.~ .~~ `~.. ._ý ~ wvý-a ..rý, ý,ý..,...ý. ý,. ,,... . e, ...... ý'...... ,.....ý...... 6.....t...... Kirkbv 127fi1271 Hatheriev Clcýý' ýyý .Stanhev _. Good-bye, Summer (So long, Fa11)" Harem Song, The Naf D. d" :55ý' re' Peerless Quartette 1228116 Good-bye, Sweetheart, Good-bye { Hark I the Herald Angels Church C, ;, i, roe Alan Turner 810!32 Hark I Hark l My Soul Church C' 2^I All 12-inch reco-ds hatr the letter A in front of Serial err ZONOPHONE RECORDS.

night song, The L i Heroes of the Dardanelles I Foster Richardson 1872132; Foster Richardson 3109132' body here seen Kelly? I I He's a Rag Picker Peerless Orchestra 1528I14 Harryarry Fay 171!143j He was very, very, very kind to me :, Butterfly I + Hurry Lauder 5501 3 The Royal Cremona Orchestra 18841131 Hey, hol for the simple life to the stoker George Parker 1869:281 Jack Pleasnnts 1664ý45I Butterfly (Ukulele) i i He ye mind o' lang, lang sync Juan Akomi 18471191 Anderson Nicol U381281 Butterfly Herbert Payne 1808I30I Hibernia, Selections I. & II. Santuzza ("Cavalleria Rusticana") I Black Diamonds Band 1595 91 +!h Auen Yarrow, Mdme. Violetta & I I Higher than you George Formby 15361441 E. Pike G.O. 81 11 High Jinks (Concertina) bugles calling Peter Dawson 10931261 Alexander Prince 92110, ed down, The ("Bohemian Girl") I I "High finks," Selections- I. & 11. Mr. Robert Radford G.O. 341 21 Black Diamonds Band 16991 9 a Rose, The I I "High Jinks" (Something seems tingle- The Royal Cremona Orchestra 1884;l3 ingle-ing) Leslie Gaze 30731281 ra: c" a Rose, The "High Jinks" Waltz Miss Freda Fairchild 18521261 Black Diamonds Band 17131 91 England Foster Richardson 1691!32 Highland Schottische (Melodeon) Stine Sydney Coltham 1701124 I Jas. Brown 8491181 i! Flowers (Violin) I High School Cadets March Stroud Haxton 4621201 Black Diamonds Band 13541 8I ti, id Flowers bohemian Orch. 30071131 Hinemor Quick Step I ase _Peerless Orchestra 15421141 Black Diamonds Band 1586 9'_ý Oak Allan Turner 5091321 Hitchy Koo Oak Solo & Chorus 5981481 Harry Fay & Stanley Kirkby 102034 .11 Schottische (Melodeon) I Hitchy Koo Two-step Peerless Orch. 1002 141 Jas. Brecon 1151 18 1 "H.M.S. Pinafore," Selection are Telling, The Black Diamonds Band 418 7 Black Diamonds Band All 51 Hobnailed Boots that Father 'ceords wore Chief Cantor Ges Bass ,,r 1,391 Billy Williams 3091,46 rcords Chief__ Cantor Sawel Kwartin 39 Hoch Hapsburg March 'eords Chief Cantor Sirota 140 Black Diamonds Band 644 7 'e,ords J. Guttmann j39; Hot Jolly Jenkin-"Ivanhoe" :.:cords H. 1. Reissmann I 40 I Robert Radford G.O. 20, 2 to get under, get out and get Hold the Fort Church Choir 616;37 Billy Murray Holly the Ivy, The Church Choir 329.37 1272 4&I and IOU where to go Holy City (Cornet Solo) A40117 NM n A. i'QIIAI. Nnly Cite Thw Hanrv Tarneeanv y232 lu $undave lVinf:n R i1H..1.. Hniv Hnlv Ch,."rh f.'hni" 94337 ,.ý _.ar..ýýei n....,..i iT.. .. ., - flýe -- tinging, :aby G. K. Elliott 1604 I421 ':Hometand Ernest Pike 1640'31 a11u :>i11! Marcn Foster Richardson 1641132 Black Diamonds Band 1426 8illHome over There, The Church Cnoir ibuldi sx"aUl Flow are you? 4Home, Sweet Home Mime. Deering 469126 Royal Cremona Orchestra 16871131 Home, Sweet Home (Banjo) lawali I How are you? ( Oily Oakley 446 15 Strong & Murray 174038 Home, Sweet Home (Grand Piano) H,110 1 London Town Rudolph Sviner/eldt 457 19 Harry Sweet 'Cei:o, Flute la. Fay & Jack He;rty 1051341 1Home, Home (Violin, icilot who's your lady friend? and Harp) Francini Quartette 139520 Harrv Fav 12741431 Home. Sweet Home (Celeste) ffrw York (.'anklin ("Bing Boys oa_Broad---ý-- G. 1584I'18 ý [.r_ýý_.ý n..__ "oýný.n V...... a.. M.....a.Sý. i":11 T...... a....ý"1 7ill;r . "G"HýEüott,823l42ý yo 'V .....VýMdma. -lisle Green Violetta & E. PikeýG.Ö. 2! 1 mere, little Tommy Atkins Holest Toil, (Concertina) Aiex. Prince 20617 G.M. Elliott 1255142 Honeymoon Hells harry ray ie40144 tnuun, flare ana Warpt Franeint Trio 1217211 Hoola ßoola Lou Herbert Payee 179630 1eß 'here and everywhere I I Hoop e Kack Peerless Orchestra 8&7114 Florrie Fnrde lMß2140 Hoot) Kack Peerless Orchestra 3002.15 a i r" ' 9 are a¢a.n Mark Sheridan 14011461 Hoaönr and Arms ("Samson") I I Foster Richardson A198132 i7L.._," °1O again [;my WIl11Gi15 S1V119UI floppy nerv-t, --saep ^`.- --..u, -``a,.cua rý4vY------''ý^--I I ^`^-- ~-`c,uc,c --uwmo, a owafs aaiýl o fu-al-iý.....a.r....ý rca:nurusVn rlrolOG' I:ýQrQr .,. n_.___ 11 ..., -meinen 1 1 nmz. ýnncc -IM-' iui Ernest Pike (with Choras) 145331 Hornpipe Medley (Piccolo) ffidlle. Elgar 16519.e Atl 12-inch Records have the letter Ain front of Serial No. ZONOPHONE RECORDS. Page Hors d'oeuvres, Fox-trot f I I'd love to live in Loveland Peerless Orchestra 14851141 Walter Van Brant Hot Ashfelt Charlie Collins 18181421 1 do like living in England Hour is late, The-"Faust" (Violin and I I Harry Fay & Chas. Penrose Mustel Organ) I do like the life, I do Elsie Southgate & her sister Dorothy 184812I I Charlie Collins House of Hanover Marh do like you, Susie Stanley Kirkby Black Diamonds Band 888 7 I do love my orange girl How Bill Adams von the Battle of Herbert Parr^.e Waterloo Dick Darby 1173148 j I do love my wife Harry Fay ?,!3 How lovely are the Messengers I 1 don't know how you do it Church Choir 854 37' Billy Williams ; ifi How lovely are thy dwel:inga I don't mind leaving the Dear Homeia- Sydney Coltham Kirkb> (with Piano & Organ) A1251221 1 don't_ _ want a girl _for _StanleySunday ý Now sad it is to say farewell Billy Williams Mdme. Hudson & Ernest Pike 1094 34 1 don't want a Ragtime Coon How sweet the name of Jesus sounds G. H. Elliott Church Choir 271137! 1 don't want to sail away E. Pike . How would you like to try a Honeymoon I I fear no foe Peter Dawsof! with me? Jones. & Murray 302136',.1 gotter get a gell Harrv Fay How's every little thing in Dxie? 1 If he's a pal to you Florrie Forde Strong & Murray 1813361 If I answer the last roll call How's your mother, How's your dad? Zona Ycvey Harry Fay 149644 It I could only find the key How we caved the Barge (Talking) Billy Williams Bransby Williams A11547 If I could only make you care Huetamo; Two-step Intermezzo Herbert Payne (with Chorus & Piano) Black Diamonds Band 1475 8 If I could turn the clock back a year Humming Birds Will Stron. Home Guards & Whistling 73 21 If I knock the "L" out of "Kelly" Humoresque (Zither Banjo Duet) Will Strong Cammeyer & Oily Oakley 1365 21 If I might only come to you Humoreske, op. 101 (Violin with PianoQ i Sydney Colthar Miss Mary Law A12320 It I'm not welcome, say so I 1 George Formb. ,Humorous stories about children, & II. Miss Venie Clements 807147 If only our dreams came true Hundreds and Thousands Jack Pleasanis 1907 45 Harold Wilds Hundred Fathoms Deep, A It I should plant a tiny seed of love Peter Dawson 866 25 Frank Willian Hungarian Dance (Violin, with Piano) If the world belonged to me Miss Mary Low A711201 Billy Williams Hungarian March t"namnation of Faust"I I I If Thou Wert Blind Black Diamonds Band k 45 6 Sydney Coltham (with Piano) J Hunt in the Black Forest. A 1A Musical I I If with ll vour hearts Harold Wild, + - ' Episode) If with all your hearts.-Elijah Band of H.M. Royal Irish Fusillers A1491121 Sydney Col.ham Hunter March, The Home Gds. Band 245111 I It you can't get a girl in the Ball-roon Hush-a-bye, Baby (Yodling) Florrie Forde G. P. Watson 884 481 _If you look in her eyes ("Going Up' Hymns of the greet composers The Royal Cremona Orchestrc Black Diamonds Band 815 7 If you look in her eyes ("Going Up") I I Hymns of the Old Church Choir Herbert Payne Herbert Payne 1112'29 If you were the only girl in the world Hypatla Waltz Peerless Orchestra 67113 Louie Brooks & H. Payne I am a Friar of Orders Gray If you were the only girl is the world Peter Dawson 5121251 The Royal Cremona Orchestra Gaze I arise from dreams of thee I had a Flower Leslie F O:L. ý D Il.....e..w l..ý:IA Glnw`nl 11CQ11CI I h.,A -- h.nA ... -- n....L.f V + 'ggäl4 I can"hear the Ukuleles calling me George Formt Herbert Payne 1798 30 1 I had no mother to guide me I can't do my bally bottom button up George Forrnb: !S30 Charlie Collins 1632- 41 1 bear a thrush at eve I dide't know what to do Sydney Coltham (with Piaso) Billy Williams A30146 I keep on walking Harry ray I AiAn't e,.nf fn A. It lark PI.,.-" 1299'4%: 1 Una,, of fa,n hrioht -- illf,iiie W,W-I -welo" t.,.-- -ývi;ney-'t.'ýA;p4--(wifh Pianoý Herbert Payne 13311291 ! know some funny tales Alf Leight " 4'1'1Pn I'd like to know what Cleopatro did I know that my Redeemer Iiveth Nat D. Ayer 1880 41 ("Messiah") Mdme. Deer.', t dlt 12-inch Records have the letter A in front of Seri_i1 ,V,, ý ma Page Page Mdme. Deering 5861261 I'm on my way to Dixieland I !'.°:.d the latch and walked in 1 Strong & Murray 18133136; George Formby 19091441. I'm- out for- the day- to-day to daace with the girls I I Billy Williams 3042146 Naf D. Aver 1566411 I'm sorry I made you cry Herbert Payee 19201301 your Apron and your Bonnet (Bells) 1 I'm procd to be the mötber of a by like Billy Whitlock 79RI161 you Peerless Quartette 307V381 ,:e your old French Bonnet I I Imperial Chimes Imperial Gds. Band A12V121 Nnrrv Fn, 1711431 1mneria1 1 i/. G-rdc Marrh Th. j i 11 cad you my best girl Black Diamonds Band 597171 Billy Williams 30941461 Impudence (Concertina) Alex. Prince 6241171 1 Jones 1- ,:p town & Murray 30211361 I'm shy, Mary Ellen Jack Berson 5371411 '.'11 ream of you Harold Wilde 17201331 I'm the Bailiff to the Caliph 1:! : ke a an of every one of you I I Harry Pay 300313th Herbert Payne 14411291 I'm the man that buried Flanagan -`-e You want me Will Kuming 12861451 Billy Williams 3098146 I eet you one Dirk Night I ! I'm tired of living without you Billy Williams 30991461 Will Oakland 30381281 !'!! ".-et thee at the Lane H. Payne 4851281 I'm twenty-one to-day Harry Fay 7291431 CI! r.e thee Songs of Araby I I must go home to-night Harold Wilde 69331 Billy Williams A16'46I 1'1' '-lg thee Songs of Araby I I I must have my little joke Ernest Pike 865!311 Jack Pleasants 1606 451 !'! thee Songs of Araby I I I'm wearing my Heart away for you Sydney Coltham A217122! Ernest Pike 493 31 'k (Talking) Chas. W. Leonard 3057147 In a Child's small Hand !'. k for Herbert Payne 1226129 Mdme. Deering 571 26 1 you Ic.^ a lassie Harry Lauder 5471 31 In a clockmaker's shop I. La Garde Republicaine Band 8I 111 Lizzie Jack Pleasants 1768 451 In e Cornish Kitchen my motherland Florrie Forde 17251401 Sydney Colt!am (with Piano) 14281231 the Moonlight I I In an old-fashioned town Hellen Clark & Van Brunt 12521351 Peter Dawson (with Piano! 131SI25 Lz ?., be a Sailor Harry Lander G.O. 221 31 In dear old Romany you more than I knew I I Herbert Payne (with Chorus) 1389 9 Ernest Pike A631261 In Devon's Garden -,,store" Fantasia (Violin, with Piano) I I Sydney Coltham (with Plano) 1154' Mary Law A177'201 In God's own keeping Peter Dawson 18101251 ,catore," Parts 1. & IT.. Band of the I I I need Thee, precious Jesus I I Royal Irish Fusiliers A124112; Festival Quarteffe (with Piano) 13331381 latore." Parts I. & 11. (Gems from) 11 never heard Father laugh so much before Zono. Operatic Party A541391 Billy Williams 31041481 store, Selection, Parts. I. & Il. 1 I I never know-from "Canary Cottage" Black Diamonds Band A2411 6 Ernest Pike & Louie Brooks 311136 'store, Acts 2 and 4. I 1 I never knew I loved you till I said good-bye Italian Celebrity 30801 4 Hubert Pd-, 1Ä2R11301 thee mine Inflammatus from "Stabat Mater" Sydney Coltham (with Piano) 1453123 Royal Irish Fusiliers Band A172.12 Peerless Orchestra 30101151 In Friendshio'a Name Ernest Pike 645131 a dndda Jack Pleasants 19221451 In Happy Moments Alan Turner 510132 c,rtainly living a ragtime life I I In Hebrid Seas Robert Burtet! 303'22 G. H. Elliott 10401421 In Indianapolis Murray & Fay 1875136 Ting back to Bonnie Scotland I I In love Merry Andrew 1582f 411 Herbert Payne 12041291 In Memoriam, Overture in C `''iced Tom Fav 8831441 Black Diamonds Rand A188. 6- 11; sway to be a Soldier_ I I In my Aeroplane for two K. Pavne 479,281 Jack Pleasanfs 14181451 In my dear old hometown Ding back to Dixie, Two-step I Herbert Payne 179530 Peerless Orchestra 10161141 In Old Madrid Arthur Gray 241261 'ing to marry-arry I Inquest, The George Formby 1540'.44 Harry Lander G.O. 221 31 insureents' Patrol (Banjo) 011v Oakley 1015:151 9rcwi9R ford of ý"nn I in sweet September Ernest Pike & I I ]ones & Murray 3020y36- Gay Merritt (with Pieno) 14541351 9 Urning a song tor Christmas I" sweet September Harold Wilde 313133 lack Pleasants 17061451_1 _I In Sympathy Cvnlais Gibbs A57!^61 +r. ing to go back jack Pleasants 1706145 International Rag Collins & Harlan 12311351 m -n nmy way to Dublin Bay In the cabin of my beautiful lagoon Peeress Quartette 3077 38 Zono Vevey 187641 It 'yoking for a sweetheart )n the Combat ("I1 Trovatore") I May Loveday & Ernest Pike 52334,r Mane. Violetta &1E. Pike G.O. 1 11 All I2-inch Records have the letter A in front of Serial No. In the days that are coming by-and-bye 1 surrender all Mdme. Deering, Miss .4. Billy Williams 3108147 Augarde, Ernest Pike, P. Dawson c= in the Gloaming Hathertey Clarke 1883 24 W. Stewart Intermezzo, from "Cavalleria Rusticana" I think I'll get wed in the summer (Violin) Prof. Ran.ato 4642(t Harry Lauder G.0 Intermezzo, "Cavalleria Rusticana" (Violin Italian National Anthem and Mustel Organ) Black Diamonds Band 14, Elsie Southgate & her sister Dorothy 1525121 It is only a tiny Garden Intermezzo, "Cavalleria Rusticana" ('Cello 1 SydneyColthara 1" with Piano) Jan. Linden 1711,161 It's all a dream o intermezzo (Violin) Stroud Haxton 462120 Louie Brooks & H. Payne I... Home, Sweet Intermezzo (Violin, Flute and Harp) ý It's a grand old song is The Francini Trio A44 21 Home Billy Williams In that beautiful Island of Dreams It's a long, long way to my home in Harold Montague 1709111,45 Kentucky H. Payne In the Gloaming (with Quartette) ' It's a long, long way to my home in Will Oakland 3035128 Kentucky The Royal Cremona Orch. In the Heart of a City that has no Heart I i It's a long way to Tipperary Henry Burr 3084221 Harry Pay In the land where there are no girls i I It's a long way to Tipperary, March Billy Williams 3092j461 Blac! Diamonds Band t i: In me Palace of Dreams Henry Harr 3082 221 Its always orange clay in i alifornla In the shade of the old Apple Tree "Canary Cottage" Ernest Pike 48930 Ernest Pike & Louie Brooks In the Shadows Peerless Orchestra 581,13 It's a wonder what Little Things lead In the Sweet By-and-by Church Choir 396;37 Billy Williams In the Sun Peerless Orchestra 1439114, It's been a nice day to-day In the Valley of the Moon I Jack PIFasants Herbert Payne 1675 39 It serves you right Billy Williams In the Valley where the Blue Birds It's going to be a night to-night Miss Doris Cowan, Pike P. Florri- Forde E. & Davison ,525 341 In Trouble Again Tom Foy 593 441 it's lust like being at hame lolanthe Selection Hurry Lauder Imperial Guards Band A113'12I It's mine when you've done with-it `"-Fantasia (Violin, with Qiano) Billy William, Miss Marv Law A2120 It's nicer to be in bed Harry Lauder I parted my hair in the middle It's nice when you love a wee lassie George Formby 1336 44 i Harry Linder I passed by your window it's only step from Killarney ro Heaven Miss Freda Fairchild 18521261 Herbert Payne ipecacuanha Charlie Collins 18321361 It's the Navy Harry Fay Ireland, you're culling me it's the same old Tommy and the %cmt Svdrzey Cottham (with Piano) 163924 Jack Florrie Forde i4 Irish old Grass, The Ernest Pike 802131 ft's the welcome homeMurray Irish Jigs (Me,odeon) James Brown 716;18 & Denton 1, Irish Jigs (Melodeon) James Brown 1150118 It takes an Irish heart to sing an Irish son,' I l Florrie Forde is Irish Jigs and Reels Moms Gds. Rand 402111; It was a Dream Mdme. Deerirc Irish Melodies Home Guards Band 402'11!It was a lover and his lass Miss Dori Irish Reets (Melodeon) James Brown 1150118! Cowan & Ernest Pike (with Piano) Inrvina intermezzo Peerless Orchestra 3004 I 1511 used to sigh for the silvery moon I seek for thee in every Flower Frank Williams John Bardsley A38'22I (I've been to America (Patter) Tom Fey I seek for thee in every flower I've found Kelly Billy Williams Harold Wilde 392 33 I've I but i got everything want you I 'seek for thee in every Flower Doris Cowan & Ernest Pike Sydney Colt ham A221,2Xl've Lot Rings on my Fineers I shall have to ask my Mother if she'll let 1 - Harry Fay me Rilh. Willi.-. 13AA 4 IP.:. nnf '1h" .m..f.cý oiA I. M.rvl.nd I should shay aho! Herbert Payne s Harald Montagu tot lire Piwnnl IR1(I A,. fl- unl m an hmmý Innkino ve11 Island of '-'EWesi 'Wk, George Merritt (with Piano) 1443!3511've had a girl in Berlin j Morrie For-' l1 ýý ileeame Herber! Pavne 1545121),I've had glass of gin-ger wine ---vý..,1a liride 2o11a1l - Ch-l", Cnlrimý '... lire-"Eliiah isL not His Word like a I've had my fortune told U. H. t,um: 91''l Mr. Robert Radford G.O. 37 I've had some Money left me Tom Fr. dream I sobbed, and I cried like a child I've had ouch a beautiful .;;a George Formby 15201441 U. n" cu'".. . All 12-inch records hive the 7et!er A in front of Seria' T,,' ZONC-PHONE RECORDS. Page Page

Black Dtamonas Bana 1ö31' !+" Laau of uvmc, ewcc. uw, c fee., MIN Lads, The Harry Lauder 1189' 3' Foster Richardson .i2 ...-` "- ^----- °--ýý-" .oo.iuý I..A ..F 14- ...d Glove nmu worts------never me ueorge rormvy ýwiivrt "--"""" ý" "--r- -""- Miss Vole! EIty King Cotton March (Concertina) I I J. Name 1785117' Lard o' the Leal Robert Bur,: Tom- nr-u.. n et ------. .. _-. _1 - . __, -.i.x King Cotton Marc: (Banjo Solo) ! `-"1O ° "1O ""I t "`" Ian"" Lir.'..'' rrea°--' "'-----. urner a..,.i.ci -- King George, March Land of long ago Ernest It Land the women wear the trco It Black Diamonds March 1ß03t01 where C' King Love Shepherd is, The The Billy William of my La Paloma Impperial Church Choir 215137' R It King's Bodyguard March. The La Paloma (Ocarina). Tare Black Diamonds Band 611' 6' et King's Guard March. The La Poupee, Selection Home Gds. P; Black Diamonds Band 1034' fit La Serenata (Violin, with Piano and Quartette) Miss Mary Lau- et t Kiss me ("Going B Up")P" ) r ..-.....a '....w etls Norbert Payne 1857!30' "°' °°" ° ""'irnest Pike & W. Mil 's Kiss me good-bye, my little soldier I i (,.nn Rlnr4 n1om.nAo R^...,+5' Jack Rogers 1351145' Largo "Serse" (Violin Mustel 0-: t'e Waltz I I and Kiss of Spring Elsie Southgate & her sister Dona`: Bohemian Orchestra 30071131 La Rinks "Twins" Grand r,- ePa Kissing Duet, The (from "The Geisha") I I Lasca (Recitation) Lyn Hard... May Loveday & W. Miller 5241341 Lascelles Besses th' Earn B,., ben Kitty, The Telephone Harry Fay o' ben Girl 147t'43 Lass o' Killiecrenkle, The Harry Lai. - Kitty Dear Herbert Payne 877!28 Last good-bye, The Florrle Fo, Kitty Murray-Fm to a nurry i I Last Hope, The (Pianoforte) Charlie Collins 17081421 Paul Ast K-K-Katy Harry Fay 1923$44 Last Man, The to i (K)Night in Armour Will Evans 921i431 Peter Dawson (with Pic,7 le's I Last Rose of Summer Kol Nidri ('Cetto) Van Biene AHOIIßi Mdme. Eleanor Jones-Hud,- e's La Boheme E. Pike & P. Dawson G.O. 13! 21 Last Stand, The Home Guards Cr Deo Lackaday (from "Gavotte Songs") I Last train home to-night, The e'a Peter (with Harry Fr Dawson Piano) 1282 25' t Ladies of Cadi:, The (Xylophone) Last Watch, The Cynlais C. ` A ` a S. Francisco 467121 La 7 raviate La Caprice des Nanette Miss Alvana Yarrow & E. Pike nr.,. n-x-i- iatr t La Traviata-Fantasia !Violin with i La Donna Mobile ("Bigoletto") I I Mary 1. a Lauder's Hits !It Miss Alvena Yarrow Imperial hts E. Pike & Thorpe Bates G.O. SI it Laughing Eyes-Dance intermezzo Lads from the village, The I Peerless Orche Laughing Husband, The Zono Vevey 1ß60141I y Lads in Navy Blue March. The Merry Andrew 6 0 Lydia Car( (with Piar., Black Diamonds Band 13961 81 y Lads o' Devon Peter Dewson 1224i25! Laughing Pat Merry Andr - - i -I Lsnehinn Snno Rsrf M.n. I ýaua.- _.I_wuu ýuugýu"_.._t. anu__. n, - one ''° Harry Lauder G.O. 23 3 Laughing Song Bert Shr Lady and the Dog, The (at the Piano) Laughing Tilde Brown Merry And : Ha-ofd Laughing Water (Silver Chimes) ifole Mnntavue 15091451 ,__ L.dy Betty Gavotte Peerless Orch. 13041141 M. Stlv Laughs Merry Andr L'Atricana, Act 5, Parts 1. & 11. t t Italian Celebrity 30581 L'Auverynate Mazurka (Bells) La Grau Via Waltz (Ocarina Solo) 13818 B. W. Rushy: JU 12-inch Becordd have the 41ictt A in front of Serial ?; o Page Pug, xs;e (Violin and Martel Organ) i I L'Italiana in Aleerl I I i-' Southgate & her sister Dorothy 16671211 The Municipal Band of Milurt 2261121 Choir 153:371 -se, Kindly Light Church Little Bit of Heaven, A Ernest Pike 15021311 Bmaty Ltgnt t.nurcn Lnotr 6u'41-5c i Little Bit of Heaven, A (Cornet Solo) Kindly Light Peter Dawson 511jt41 Black Diamonds Band 1540E 91 :<.indly Light Besser o' th' Barn 9531 51 Little bit of London Town. A i ed + all the loving to ie_ --- Harold Montague (at the Piano) 15481451 G. H.__ C1110tt_... .. _-L!19ät al I Little 3unch of Heather t: Right! March! Svdnev Coltham (with Piano) 1317231 Black Diamonds Band 1462 j__I8 Littie Emily Albert Whelan 268 47 op. 17 (Violin, with Piano) Little Empty Stocking Miss Mary Law wtz3'iro! Zonophone Concert Quartefte 3016139 du Missouri Peerless Orch. 1279114 rg Little green gown, The nie your aid Samuel Hempsall A13 26 Sydney Coltham (with Piano) 1453 23 :re is Victoire Little Grey Home in the West Black Diamonds Band 15561 91 Peerless Orchestra Al i9i:3, e :e.e passe-March Peerless Orch. 1655114 I Little Grey Home in the West, The Corneville, e. " ehes do elections 1. & IL 1 Peter Dawson 102325 Home Guards Band 2521111 Little Grey Home in the West (Cornet .naa the dust Foster Richardson 16591321 Solo) Ccrpl. Williams of H.M. Royal et ^e great big world keep turning 1 1 Irish Fusiliers 12l8,1Ri Ernest Pike & Peter Dawson 17611361 Litle Hero. The George Welsh 5201321 .et sic remember Stanley Kirkby 8931271 Little Love, A-A little Kiss Band et gaze on the form before we I I of H.M. Royal Irish Fusiliers 121812 I' ust") E Pike & I 1 Little Love, A-A little Kiss, A Miss Alvena Yarrow G.O. 7I 1{ Sydney Colthant (with Piano) A173 22 et :ý.? Kiss those tears away I Little Love, A-A little Kiss Ernest Pike 613I31I tViolin and Mustel Organ) live and atay in Dixie Land Elsie Southgate & her sister Dorothy 1698211 Jones & Murray 3019136 Little Love, A-A little Kiss 1 et ;h:" Lower Lights Church Choir 959137' Leslie Gaze 3073',26 t' -' harmonise Florrie Forde 1814i411 Little Miau i.anc,shire Harry Fav 1563144! rý'%-.rve another one together I Little Red Riding Hood Albert Whelan 264k7 Billy Williams 3043'i461 Little Shepherd, A Tom Foy 1678145E Gramophone ý-ýe a song upon the I Little Sweetheart, come and kiss me Billy Williams 31011461 Hatherley Clarke (with Chorus) 1615 24 a stroll around the Island I Little Tommv went a-Fishing Florrie Forde 13481401 be,. Zono. Concert Quartette 74439` G,.R March Black Diamonds Band 4211` 71I Little Willie's Woodbines beitý Land, Selections I. & 11. Billy Williams 309046 Black Diamonds Band 18971111 Little Wooden Hut Billy Williams 3091146, :,cud (Violin Solo) 30341201 Little World Gladness Sydney Coltham 1886124 (Piano) of :raum Paul Astor A1261181 Little World of Love, A The Church Choir 6491271 Harold Wilde with Piano) 143033 -Team is o'er 1 I Lizzie Polka (Cornet) Chas. Smith 1014'17 Ernest Pike & W. Miller 5291291 Lo 1 He comes with clouds descending !!le troubles (Joe Elvin the I Church Choir ii at --- Cs) foe Elvin 730142 t 1 here the t.rt Voilet n oentle .ullaby Miss Elliott A37i261 Olga, Edgar & Eli Hudson 4691271 I Loch Broom Love Son, Robert Barnett 304 22 Your Heads Church Choir 7911371 Loch Lomond (Violin Solo) avalry Overture Robert Buchan 130119 Black Diamonds Band A147I 61 i.nhenvrin Selection- Parts L It if ^.an Tom Peter Dawson 1901J261 a Black Diamonds Band A95 5 Heart t I I Lolita Sydney Coltham (with Piano) A150 22 land of H.M. ist Lite Guards tR1 12 t....ýh..A; c.:.,..:.... ý° `)c. March R7nr4 Parts I. & 11. Londonderry Air (Violin, with Piarz0 a.ad utack Diamonds Hand 1865110 String Quarte#e) Miss Mary Law G.O. 35' 2I Killarney, Overture, Parts I. & II. I Lone Star . Herbert Payne'ayne1889130' Black Diamonds Rand A2.12 6 i d... T6. Y ihe Prairie., ýTiee...... t..... '- (Two-step) MiästerSingers (unaccompanied) 16421381 ntacx Ueamonas Gana 3W1 lb Longest way round is the sweetest, way Y °r the Valley, Polka (Tubaphone) home, The Will Oaklad 303628 (8e13) A. muuer 40111aI Long years ago Jack Pleasants 1565145 E. W. Rushworth 1124116 Look out, Mother, when the Band begins "- "ýý nig crass isana Harry Fay 1419 43 Black Diamonds Band 1668 9 Looks Harold Montague (at the Piano) 1741 45 :he Convent Bells Lord Roberts March (Melodeon) V. G. Franklyn (Celeste Solo) 1651 16 W. F. Cameron 29713 All 12-inch Records have the letter A in front of Serial No. es Lord Macea- worketh wonders, "Judas Loving Smlia of Sister Kind-"Faust"George baeus" Foster Richardson A207.32 Parker Lorrains Sydrey Coltharn (with Piano) 1223123 Lucia di Lnmmerjoor, Selection, Par's Lost Chord, The Miss Violet Elliott, A32I26 & ii. Black Diamonds Bane Lost Chord, The (Cornet Solo)Mr. Lowland sea, The Peter Dawso,: Godard A77117 Low-backed Car, The Peter Dawsor , Lost Chord, The Mary Evans 35;26 Lucky Stars, Selections 1. & 11. Lost Chord, The (Organ Concertina) Black Diamonds Band Alex. Prince 451117 Borgis Black Diamonds Banc Lost Chord, TheErnest Lucrezis i.nmbrin' nuke (Banjo) Olly Oakley Pike & P. Dawson 526 Ti-4e ' ' Dawson ".. Lost Chord, Ptsver. The Peter The (Violin & Mustel Organ) Lyawood ,Mzrch Black Diamonds Bard 43C Elsie Southgate & her sister Dorothy A168 Band 1'a Mabel°°" Waltz Black Diamonds_ý Lovat's Restoration Strathspey, &. Macbeth. Selection Black Diamonds Band Imetoaeorz/ dames vrown iieajinj Macgregor, I'm him Jack Lorimer Love and War Ernest Pike &S. Kirkby 5281341 U...... o .>. r.A..,eo The Lgve and War Ernest Pike & S. Kirkby 1503 351 "'°`e"6°' --" Robert Burne, Love ....news ..trnest _ . rLKe...... fisiola1I Svdaev Co@harr i:S`f' Love, come from your biding place I Mad Jazz Razz, The _ _ Harold Wilde 1854133 Manhattan Jazz Band 9i31 Love, could I only tell Thee (Cornet Solo) Mad Scene, The ("Lucia di Lammermc Band of H.M. 1st Life Guards 16912"L 'Incornka" ` Love Dance, The, latermezzo Magic the Night, The Peerless Orchestra 1079114 of (with PianoPny Love, here is my heart1 H. yao r voicoiceJonTeThe Sydney Coltham (with Piano) A197123j , Stanley Xirl Love in her "Acia Galatea" I ``.Maguire' s Motor-bike eyes, and Maidd of the Mi11Mer Ernest Pike Sydney Coltham A202I231 Plano Love in Idleness itt Maid of the Mill, The Harold IV'; Black Diamonds Band 10631 81 M.7A Mountains- Parts I. & It. Is p nI..r the Love Mine _ _ _ ý ------Black Diamonds Ba' Harold Wilde & Foster Richardson 1576 35 Mountains, Waltz Love is Divine Ernest Pile 1560131 Maid of the `' The Royal Cremona Orchestr- ° Lovelight in your eyes, The Girl Sydney Golthar Sydney Cobham (with Piano) Maire my 1656124 Make the King your heart Love the World is Mine me of me and Chorus and Piano) Herbert Pa,: Henry Turnpenny 51 P. Fcr; Love Maloney's Ragtime Ball me while the loving is good Mamie May G. H. E!, Peerless Quartette 1269 Mandalay Peter Darr; Love, or something like it Mandy on the Mash Dolly Garrick & Herbert Payne 1547 H.M. Ist Life Go.' Lovers, TheErnest Band of Manoa, Act 4, Parts 111. & IV. Pike & Peter Dawson A148 Celebrt. _,ýýi Love, Italian you have made me a garden Manon, Parts I. & II. Italian Celebr'T 3on2'I Sydney Coltham (with Piano) 1247123 Al:A;eAl; Man's Man for a' that, AHector Loveland Ernest Pike (with Choras) 173431 a Gra°: ll=i Love's Garden of Roses Harold Wilde 165833 Man was a stranger to me, The Love's Garden of Roses George Form'; (Violin Mustei Organ) and Many Happy Returns of the Day Elsie Sor.thgate & her sister Dorothy 1786121. Peter Dang McAl Lov;r's Lane Florrie Forde 158340 ý' Marche de Concert (Banjo) Oily Onk. - c Love's Garden (Violin, Flute & Harp) Marche Hoagroise (Piano)Charles Francini Trio 1217 21 Good: Aichtr. Love's Last Word, WaltzBohemian Marche ItallenneLa Orch. 435 13 Garde Republicalne Ear Lord, Love, what wilt thou with this heart Marching thro' Georgia Harlan & Star.',y 3' `"i Coltham of mine Sydney 1746124 Marching with the BandCharles Love's own Garden Sydney Coltham 1888124 Coh March of the Cameron MenRobert Love'sLove'sLove'sLove'sLove'sLove'sNocturne Sydney Coltham A22123 Barn " MelodySydney March Mountain Gnomes of the M e Coltham (with Piano) 148923 Black Diamonds Bu,: ,531 own Kiss--"High Jinks"Bc MargaritaSydney hit ie Jones 3075137 Coltham (with Plano` Kiss-"High own j inks" "Maritana," Parts 1. .4 11. (Gems fra:-.l Harold Wilde 1702133 Zono. Operatic P- RequiemPeter "Maritana" SelectionsBlack AfeMeMe Dawson (with Piino) 1479125 Diamonds S.'- Waltz, op. 57, No. 5 (Piano) Marttaaa Overture, Parte I. & II. Paul Aator A215jl9j Black Diamonds 8- ! lit 12-inch Records have the letter Ain front of Serial N -ana"-Fantasia (Violin) I ! Memories of Darby and join Miss Mar; Lam A231'201 Dolly Warrick & H_erberi Payne 1547 I )rough March I Memory, A Stack Diamonds Band 14871 81 Sydney Coltham (with Piano) 16261231

lone. vperarrc ratty Aot iuj marry rarm Soy, the merry . narew tOll4t Hen, y Turnpenny 51.32, Merry-mokera' r)ance (from "Nell Gwyn") Zono Vevey 617141 Black Diamonds Band A164 6 (Celeste) G. Franklin 1472116 Merry Party Merry Andrew 128841 (Kind, kind and gentle) Merry Thnes, Polka Xylophone 6619 Ernest Pike 955131 Merry Vagahond, The of Allendale Ernest Pike & Peter Dawson 1778136 Coltham (with Phaao) A20623 Merry Widow Lancers (Figures 1 & 2) of .SydneyArgyle Harold Wilde 100133 London Municipal Band 734 12 of Argyle Merry Widow Lancers (Figures 3 & 4) ('Cello, with Piano) Jan Linden 1460 1116 London Municipal Band 73412 :iello Overture Merry Widow Lancers (Figure 5) Black Diamonds Band A147 6 London Municipal Band 735.12 -Batts, La," Parts I. & II (Gems from) "Merry Widow," Waltz (Concertina) Zone. Operatic Party A5839 Alex. Prince 45217 's in `the cold, cold ground, and Old "Merry Widow" Waltz :; at home (Violin and Mustel Organ) Zonophone String Orch. 44015( :c Southgate & her sister Dorothy 182021 Merry Wives of Windsor o' Mine Foster Richardson 1616321 Black Diamonds Band A4 5 as (Cornet) Message, The Thomas Thomas A3500,321 Signor Caffarelli (with Piano) 1341 17 Message Boy, The Harry Lauder 664' 3 Harold Wilde l658 33 Mighty Deep, The Peter Dawson 866125 Morning, A Ernest Pike 817131 Mignon Gavotte and Moritz (Piccolo Duet) Band of H.M. Royal Irish Fusiliers 1410 12 Miss Winnie & Mr. Hudson 4619 Mignon, Gavotte (Violin. with Piano and March Zono. String Orch. 440115 String Quartette) Miss Mary Law G.O. 40 2 Black Diamonds Band A2461 6 Mignon, Selection, Parts I. & IT. a de Concert (Violin) Black Diamonds Band A155 6 fan Radenyi 640120 Mikado Selection, Parts 1. & II. i:ilian Robespierre Overture Black Diamonds Band A104 5 Black Diamonds Band A21 5 "Mikado, The," Parts 1. & Q. (Gems from) sot's trip to London Jock Mills 1143j45ý Zono. Operatic Party AlI539 of Scottish Airs Imperial Band 15112 Mikado, The-Fantasia (Violin, with Piano) Miss Mary Law A235.2 -larch (Bagpipes) 4441151 Milady Rosemary Peerless Orchestra 1291114 -na at Moon-time_ Marv Harry Fay 1ROg1441 1 1 the ' ' e at the corner of street Mill Wheel, The Peter Dawson 521125 Harry Fay 1881 44 Mill Wheel, The (Violin, 'Cello, Flute and I me to-nlght In Dreamland Harp) Francini Quartette 1395!20 Ernest Pike 72031 Military ReoresentoAve, The Harry Fay 1578(44 Me to-night In Dreamland (Belts) Miner's Dream of Home, The Billy Whitlock 79816 Frank Williams 78331 lofele,of the Waters Harold Wilde 290133 Miniature 3 (Banjo Duet) Acts 111. & IV. j Alfred Cammeyer & Olly Oakley 134015 Italian Celebrity 3063 4' Minstrel Boy, The Harold Wilde 89''331 Sydney Cottham (with Piano) 1477 23 ' M nstrel Boy, The (Harp) F. C. Barker 6891181 17 Daughter (Harp) F. C. Barker 904 18 Minstrel Parade, The 'a Wedding Day Peerless Orchestra 14991141 Collins & Harlan 3048 36 Minuet, by Boccherini ode in the wood Frincial Quartette 135320 Sydney Coltham (with Piano) 162623 Minuet In G Major (Piano) in "F" Peerless Orchestra A26' I13 David Richards A109119 in F (Violin and Martel Organ) Minuet (Violin, Flute and Harp) South fate & her sister Dorothy 1383 21 Froncini Trio A82 21' y in F (Rubenstein) ('Cello) Miserere ("11 Trovatore") I 1 Jan Linden 1801 18 Miss Alvena Yarrow & E. Pike G.O. 1 1ý -'ay i.and, Parts I. & H. Miss Drummond of Perth (Highland Black Diamonds Band 1Si0 9 Flins) (Melodeon) James Brown 114P l8 of home, A Sydney Coltham 171924 Miss Hook of Holland. Parts 1. fi 11. 1-1 me Geo. Formby 1892 441 Black Diamonds Band A1621 6 All 12-inch Records have the letter A in front of Seriud No. 68 ZONOPHONE RECORDS. Page "Miss Hook of Holland" (Gems from) 1 My Chocolate-coloured, Candy-coated Kid Zono. Operatic Party A122:391 G. H. Elliott 16°c Miss Hooligan's Christmas Cake My Counterfeit Bill Ada Jones 301 Jim Donovan (with Piano) 1378142, My dear old Yorkshire Farm Mission of a Rose, The I Charlie Co:lins 17£; Mdme. Eleanor Jones-Hudson A61 My Dream of Love is o'er H. Payer, Mississippi Boat Song Orpheus Quart. 3151381.271 P. Dawson, E. Clifford & IV. Steuart 63' Missouri Waltz Black Diamonds Band A2461 61 My Dreams Joseph Cheetham AS Mister Owl Stanley Kirkby 505271 My Farewell to Sarby Brig Tom Foy 167} Mister Sergeant Michael Donoghue I My Fiddle is my Sweetheart Florrie Forde 1630!401 Hatherley Clarke 1853 Mister Sun Sun Sun G. H. Elliott 1815 421 My Girl from the Emerald Isle Mocking B'rd, The Gertrude Gibson 182'261 Harry Fay 119 Moira of my heart My Girl's promised to Marry Me Sydney Coltham (with Piano) A19723' Tom Foy 57 c 4'ýi Mollie, Darling Hatherley Clarke I R5324 My Hawaiian. Sunshine Will Strong 1791 Molly, dear Sydney Coltham 17191241 My Queen Molly McCarthy Harry Fay 14571431 Sydney Coltham (with Piaao) A17., Molly McIntyre Billy Williams 910'46' My heart is calling you Molly, my own Peter Dawson 1874261 Herbert Payne (with Chorus) 161' Monarch of the Woods, The My heart is with you to-night Peter Dawson 601 25'1 Herbert Payne t4 Monk's Dream, The, Entr'act I My heart's best love Hatherle Clarke 191 Black Diamonds Band 1314 81 My home in U.S.A. Will Strong IS Moon has raised her Lamp, The My hope is in the Everlasting-"Daughter Ernest Pike & Peter Dawson A491331 of Jarius" Sydney Coltham A22- Moonlight Bay Herbert Payne 935'28' My Lady Dainty (Bells) Monte Christo Waltz Peerless Orchestra 439113 E. W. Rushforth I Monvmusk Strathspey and Rachel Ray Reel I My laughing friend Chas. Penrose IS' (Melodeon) James Brown 1147 1St My little Irish Cottage Ernest Pike 171 More Trouble, Parts I. & II. My little Persian Rose Herbert Payne ? 1y"-' Tom Foy 1694145 My Moonlight Mango Maid Morning, Noon and Night, Overture G. H. Elliott 14 Black Diamonds Band A145 6 My Mother's Rosary Herbert Payne 1G Morris and Torch Dances (from Henry I My Musical Evening (Descriptive) \'lll.) Black Diamonds Band A169 61 My New Hat Jack Peasants 15'_ Mother Jack P!easants 15071451 My Old Kentucky Home Mother Ernest Pike 3026131 Minster Singers F34'_`4,, M-o-t-h-e-r Herbert Payne 1676301 My Old Kentucky Home (Celeste) Mother is my sweetheart G. Franklin lF"' -j Hatherley Clarke 1747241 My own loss Mother's home-made bread The Royal Cremona Orchestra I' ia! Charlie Collins 180042 `MyMy own Iona Herbert Payne 176? 01 Mother's knitting little mittens own, my guiding Star Harry Fay 1457+43 Sydney Coltham A Mother Machree Harold Wilde 10801331 My Pearl of Peru G. H. Elliott i Mother's so particular with me I 1 My Picture Girl G. H. Elliott I Jack Plevsants 14My46145 My Pretty Jane H. Wilde Motoring HTate Queen Horatio Germaine Ai Mountain Lovers Harola Wilde 7531331 My Queen Waltz Peerless Orchestra 6 iJ Mountains of Mourne, The H. Payne 484128, My Rose of Lorraine Mrs. B. Billy Williams 3102461 Sydney Coltham (with Piano) Al 22, My Shepherd Boy Zono Vevey ''i '411 Mrs. Brady J. Donovan (with Piano) 131042 My Southern Maid G. H. Elliott 1255,2, Mrs. Sandy McIntyre Jack Lorrimer 551 451 My Tennessee, is that you calling me? Much Obliged to Me Tom Foy 59344 Herbert Payne IR n;;ý; Munition Workers Song, The My Wedding day to-morrow Robert Radford 165231 Zono Vevey I`7? ;1' Murray's Welcome March, &c. My Wilt's first Husband Harry Fay 141,44, Pipers and Drummers 1152;19 My Wife's gone to the Hell Matinee, A The "Grigs" 744'48 Harry Fay "?' 34 Mussoorie March My Wild Irish Rose Ernest Pike Band of H.M. Ist fife Guards 169112 My young man is not a Chocolate Soldic My Ain Folk Edith Clegg 2771221 Billy Williams 9r- My Ain wee House Archie Anderson 1873'221 Myosotis Waltz Peerless Orchestra R", I My Aunt Martha Ann (Patter) Mysterious Rag, That Tom Foy 1308441 Peerless Orchestra 4 My Bird of Paradise Herbert Payne 1544!29 Nanny, or I never loved another lass but:i My Bugler Boy Florrie Forde 1416 401 you Harr-.- Lauder G.O. My Bundle of Love Harold Wilde 17351331 Narcissus Peerless Orchestra III 12-inch Records have the letter A in front of Serial No. ZONOPHONE RECORDS. Page Page once again, A Peter Dawson 516:251 Norman the Mormon Jack Pleasants 192245 N.: Airs (Banjo) Oily Oakley 1174115. Northern Lights MarchHome Emblem March Guards Band 107,11 Black Diamonds Band 1174 8 North, South, East, WestHarry No.`ý,ýal Fencibles March Lauder G.O. 36 3 Black Diamonds Band 1462. 8 Norwegian Bridal March, op. 19, No. 2 Nv-- made a big mistake Gus Elen 9642 (Piano) Paul Astor A144 181 cal Selection (Concertina) J. Hume 1717117, Norwegian Cradle SongArcadia Disaster, A (Descriptive) 421471 Orchestra 306513 Fay 1458143 ?":e.._:ett (Cornet) Musician Hawkins Nothing at all Harry of H.M. Coldstream Gucrds 453 i7' Now I have to call him FatherFlorrie I 40 he.-r, my God, and Sun of my Soul Fbrdc L60 leer Chimes) Lyster & Cooke 455116, Now to the Hall the Priests Proceed my God, to TheeMiss ("Aida")Mdme. Violet Elliott A69127I Violetta & E. Pike G.O. 3 1 my God, to Thee Church Choir 239 37, Nursery Rhymes, Parts 1. & It. ` my God, to Thee Black Diamonds Band 1700'1 9 Besses o' th' Barn Band 889 51 O'Brien is trying to talk HawaiianWell N. God, Thee Church Choir 301434' Strong 1798,46 ., my to "D-ane H. Payne 484'28' O come all ye faithful Church C;toir 3016'39 Se Gray H. Payne 4F+528i Odds Bobs Foster Richardson 1589.32 N : :ouch, The Foster Richardson 1775'321 O Divine Redeemer Al:ena Yarrow A9,33 > Victory Black Diamonds Band 1437, 8 O Flower Divine N let your right hand know what your Sydney Cottham (with Piano) 1440;23 hand's going to do 0 flower of all the worldSydney Charlie Collins 1739'42. Cottham 1790241 mind the Food Controller 1 O Isis "Magic Flute"Robert Florrie Forde 1862,41; Radford G.O. 171 2 W-,. `:olonial MarchLondon O Jesu, I have promised Church Choir 31637 Regimental Band 433 12ý 0, McIntosh Jock Mills 1143145 7agland's finest two-step, with bells O Night of Hymen ("Romeo and Juliet") Bohemian Orch. 438.131 Miss Alvena Yarrow & E. Pike G.U. Si 1'`` e". car's Eve in Scotland 0 Paradise! Church Choir 37..7 37ý Black Diamonds Band 30151111 O Ruddier than the Cherry _'nday at Nine Mr. Robert Radford G.O. 34 21 Helen Clark & Van Brunt 1252.351. O Star of Eve, "Tannhauser"Robert M,... in Venice, A Aidrne. Deering & I Radford G.O. 17 2! Ernest Pike 522341 O sing to me the auld Scotch songs In Venice, A (Violin, Flute and I Harry Lauder G.O. 33 3 Francini Trio A94':211 O vision entrancing Out, A Merry Andrews 1394'41] Sydney Cottham (with Piano) A137j22 Patrol (Concertina Solo) I Oberon Overture Black Diamonds Band A941 5 Geo. King 138' 17, Off to Philadelphia Joseph Scott 219321 Riders, The ! Oft in Danger Church Choir 3431371 Black Diamonds Band 13271 8 Oft in the Stilly Night H. Clarke 1550124 ::;ale of the Opera, The (Piccolo) 1 Oft in the Stilly Night Harold Wilde 29033, Albert Rennison 459'19 Oh ! for another day at Margate } Ni;.": of Gladness, WaltzPeerless Bttly Wi'tfams 1058(46 Orchestra 97014 Oh, for a Roly Poly Charlie C"dins 1783142 of Gladness, Waltz (Concertina) Oh, how she couldyacki, hacki, svieki, wacki, J. Hume 1895171 woo (Ukulele and Piano)Joan h. ^.n bright Pounds Tom Foy 1191 X44 Aknmi lß0219 Sydney ý Coltham (with Piano) 1305231 Oh, my Lisbon, thou dearest, fairest "Don na Sydney Coltham (with Piano) A150221 Seoastiano" George Par',er A218128i r knows how to kiss me I Oh! Oh! Delphine I Selection l Billy Williams 983146` Peerless Orchestra 106214 N,vocls Knows, Nobody Cares Oh! Ob! Delphine! WaltzPeerless Stanley Kirkby 364'271 Orchestra 1062 141 loves ýý'"ý me Harry Fay 1845'44 Oh I Oh ! Ohl for the sight of a girl It noticed Jack Pleasauts 1782'451 Harry Fay 1596'441 Nv, me °r.eGertrude Oh ! Oh ! Hear the wild winds blow Gibson & Mary Evans 204 14' Peter Dcu'son 683125 ,erne, op. 27 (Chopin) (Violin, with Oh, :tow he can sing an Irish song and String Quartette)Miss Harry Fay 1537.441 Mary Law G.O. 30' 2' Oh, it's a lovely war Dirk Denton 1830:42 using Florrie Forde 189141' Oh, man, you'd hang aroundNat or all part us ("Tolanthe") D. Ayer 1507141, Jones-Hudson & P. Dawson 1025'34 Oh, Mother Asthore Peter Dawson 1760'251 v'sloae Herbert Payne 9351281 Oh, my ! What a shame Gec. Formby 17071441 r',e or'de of Kildare Ernest Pike 876,311 Oh! that Ragtime Waltz Billy Williams 10581461 A'' 12-inch Records have the utter A in front of Serial No. ZONOPHONE RECORDS. -ýý Page (Duet) On Oh, that we two were Maying the Road to Zag-a-zig Gertrude Gibson & R. Gray 185134 Peerless Orchestra Oh? the Sailors of the King ' 1 On these dark nights Florrie Fords Billy Williams 965,461 Qnaway, awake, beloved Ohl Oh 1 Mister Randerlerio ('^ Peter Dawson (with Piano) 13:'. Florrie rorae_ itoolkil_ Unce in Royal David's City Oh I Oh 1 Oh I I want to go home I I Church Choir Harry Fay 1923;44' One day Sydney Coltham (with Piano) N, Harry Fay 130043 One day Ohl tomorrow night Ernest Pike 1 ,.. Oh, what a Beautiful Dream ' One little, two little, three little, four Walter Van Brunt 1159122 little lack Pleasants 12 the Oh, you beautiful Doll Peerless Orch. 887114'l One of all the World, Oh, you,beautiful Doll I Sydney Coltham (with Piano) A1ý Campbell & Collins 8701341 One of the Best, March .'! Oh, you Silvery BellsPeerless Black Diamonds Band E' Quartette 11131381 One United Front Old Black Joe (Celeste) G. Franklyn 14721161 Alfred Newman (with Piano) 1 s Old Boatnan,_The Chas. Penrose 1863',451 Only it few more broken hearts Old Brigade, The Quartette 648':38 Herbert Payne 12:`. Old Comrades March Only a Pansy Blossom Will Oakland 3G" Nome Guards Band 235111 Only a Shilling Merry Andrew 14`,- Old Dandy Peg Leg, Two-step Only an Armour Bearer Church Choir 6 Black Diamonds Band 6971 7 Only Girl, The, OverturePeerless Old flagged path, The (from The Little Orchestra White House "Song Cycle") Only Land, The Foster Richardson I Pa!,, n-snn 12821251 n-M Cl-;..;-h4nW f ' v -- lanc Old Folks at Home, The G. Franklin 1539;16 Cnurch Choir Old Folks at Home, The Mdme. Deering, J_ _1 Onward, Christian Soldiers I P. Dawson, Ernest Pike & W. Stewart 532136 Black Diamonds Bard 41 Old French Air with Variations (Bassoon) I Onward, Christian Soldiers ! W. Conrad 32016 Besses o' th' Barn Band (' Old Irish Dances (Piccolo)Winnie Ora Pro Nobis Mdme. Deering Hudson 104319 Order, PleaseI 4 Strong & Murray ' Old Jim's Xmas Hymn Ernest Pike 492130 'Orrible 'Erbert George Formby 1, Old Mother Goose Albert Whelan 265147 Osh Kush Murray & Fay 1t Old Nick (Piccolo) Eli Hudson 459 Osmino's Aria, "11 Seraglio" Old Rustic Bridge (Violin, 'Cello, Flute & Robert Radford G.O. " Harp) Francini Quartette 1301 Other side o' Jordan, The Old Rustic Bridge by the Mill, The Zonophone Concert Quartette 532136 Oui, Oui, tres bon Florrie Forde41? Old Superb, The Foster Richardson A181132 Our Blest Redeemer Church Choi; Old times are coming back again, The our glorious empire Dick Denton 1764 42 Herbert Payne (with Chorus) Y Otd Tommy Meek Chas. Penrose 1894,45 Our Gunners, March Omaha, Intermezzo Peerless Orchestra 799114 Black Diamonds Band in Ombra mai fu (known as "Handel's Our hands have met Hatherlcy, Clarke 174 Largo") "Serse" Miss Violet Oppenshaw Our Island Home (with Organ & Piano) A17028 Sydney Collham (with Piano) Our On her pic-pic-piccolo Billy Williams 103016 land of Dreams On his first day home on leave Harold Milde & Foster Richardson 15 Charlie Collins 1727 42 Our little dug-out for two On. the banks of the Wabash Foster Richardson 1. American Quartette 122836 Our little home Sydney Coltham 1 On Laughing Will Esans 542,1421 Our little kiddie sings the best song of alf On lovelit seas Peerless Orchestra A8313 Billy Williams 131= On Strike I Dick Darby 1173148 Our Näss Gibbs, Selections I. & 11. kle watch paradeFlorrie Black Diamonds Band Forde 152941 Our Straits Canal Tom Foy (Patter) 1! mks of Allan Water Our Territorials Foster Richardson 3" Znno. Concert Onartette 9791.39 Our United Fortes March good ship Yacki, Hicki, Doola Black Diamonds Band 0"' Harry Fay 1877;44 Out of the pant Sydney Ccltham Honeymoon Express I i Out on the Deep Peter Dawson -. Collins & Harlan 12311351, Outpost Vigil, The On the Bosphorus Black Diamond" Band A361 51 Ernest Pike & Peter Dawson A1 On the 5.15 H. Payne & Harry Fay 1471,35 Over the Frontier, March On the Mississippi G. H. Elliott 1040142 Black Diamonds Band 1 On the Mississippi (Concertina) Over the Waves, Waltz Alex. Prince 166 171 London Regimental Band 4.'. On the old garden wall Harry Fay 825i43I Over the Waves (Melodeon) Jas. Brown S4' All 12-inch Becords have the letter A in front of Serial No. ZONOPHONE RECORDS. Page ,º Page Overture Black Diamonds Band A21 61 Pleasant are Thy Courts above Church choir_ zusts.l___1 ;erture, "Pique Dame"Home Guards Band 236 ll Pleasant are Thy Courts I I II Lads th' Moor Band 1654112 ;rture "Zanetta" Home Guards Band 236 o' 0. Polka "Twins" Grand Orch. 382 15 Pleasure Land, Parts I. & 11. ".nd bag Black Diamonds Band 992' up your troubles in your old kit Harry Fay 1608 44 Poet and Peasant, Parts 1. & H. up your troubles in your old kit bag Black Diamonds Band A142 6 '¢rch Black Diamonds Band 1613 9 Poet and Peasant (Ocarina)Signor Maloney's AeroplaneCharlie Tapiero 320!18 ,iv Collins 1623 41 Poet and Peasant, Overture i ::zfiacci Selections 1. & II. Black Diamonds Band 4311 7 Black Diamonds Band A222 6 Poets Dream, Waltz Peerless Orch 769113 ndse Sae Cookery Harry Fay 3009144 Poet's Song, The Violin, Flute and Harp 4651211 for two, A, "Maid of the Moun- Poinsetta Waltz Peerless Orchestra 3008 15 rs" The Royal Cremona Orchestra 18061,13 Poker Story, The Chas., W. Leonard 3057 47 :r Par-1s jBells) Jas. Lent 449116 Policeman's Holiday, The I F.rted Peter Dawson A134!24 Black Diamonds Band 829 7 The Cremona Orchestra 1822113 Polonajse in A, Op. .-ed Royal 40 ted Sydney Coltham 1759124 Black Diamonds Band A209 6 Y.: c,i E. Pike & P. Dawson 1811136 Polonaise (with Violin and Piano) e Quartre (Concertina)Alex. Miss Mary Law A166ý20 Prince 927 Pomp and CircumstanceBlack Diamonds Band A245 6 . s'ng of Salome, WaltzPeerless Orchestra 970 Poor Butterfly Herbert Payne 3112 30 you are the apple of my eye, March Poor Wandering One ("Pirates of Penzance") . --mezzoc from "Puppchen" Florence Savile 3532 Imperial Guards Band 1075112 Poppies (Concertina) Alex. Prince 62417 1' 49 Harry Fay 1070143 Poppies and Wheat (Banjo) 0. Oakley 446,15 ? :.e, be still Church Choir 895.37 Popular Melodies, Parts 1. & 11. r Gynt Suite (Morning) Black Diamonds Band 1242+ 8 Black Diamonds Band A135 5 Porter Song, The ("Martha")Robert Gynt Suite (Death of Ase) Radford G.O. 191 2 Black Diamonds Band A135 S Porto Rico Peter Dawson (with Piano) 1330125 Gynt Suite (Anitra's Dance) Portobello Lass, The Harry Lauder 1166+ Black Diamonds Band A136 6 Potion Scene, "Romeo and Juliet" Gynt Suite (Dance in the Hall of the Robert Radford G.O. 24, .runtain King) Black Diamonds Band ,11361 61 Powder Monkey, The Peter Dawson 51äI25 my Heart Herbert Payne 1359J291 Powder Rag March and Two-step ° k o' my Heart Black Diamonds Band 3041 I1 Peerless orchestra 10161,14 'e:e that walked in D,rkness, The " 1 Prairie Flower March I dessiah") Foster Richardson A185 ,321 Black Diamonds Band 4201 7 i` i ;t day, A Praise the Lord, Ye Heavens adore Hirn oyaney Uolthant_ (with Piano)_ 1656,24 Church Choir 224!37 i =ct day, A E. Pike & P. Dawson 1794 36 Preacher and the Bear, The day, A Royal Cremona Orch. .`'_t 167013 Albert Whelan 554146 F`I:tom Melody; The ('Cello) P. Nifosi A6316 Prelude in C sharp minor tl;e Fluter's Ball Black Diamonds Band A1911 6 Jim Donovan (with Piano) 137842 Prettiest Song of all Bells, with Band 449116 rot Parade Florrie Forde 167940 Pretty Pond Lillies (with Chorus) ?aft ("Las Huguenots")Robert Hatherley Clarke 1733]24 Radford G.O.19, 2 Priceless Percy with the one pip up 7irn's Chorus, from "Tannhaaser" Florrie Forde 1906'41 The Festival Chorus A14 38 Pride of the Prairie Misses Florence RU.. c.....a v;se icon,, Saville Mary Evans, _ý -Waltz, and and insLady The Peerless Orch. 862 Messrs. Arthur Gray & James Bell 72.37 of Penzance, Selection Pride of the Regiment, March and Two- Black Diamonds Band 418 step Black Diamonds Band 10361 8 es of Penzance, Selection Prince Ivan's Song Foster Richardson A181ý32 Black Diamonds Band A113 Private Tommy Atkins, March of Penzance ("Poor Wandering Black Diamonds Band 1396 8 '.e') Florence Savile 35132 Private Tommy Atkins Herbert Payne 574!28 ,es of Penzance-Fantasia (Violin) Prize Song (Meistersinger)Joseph Miss Mary Law A22711201 Cheelham A9°-122 '.cette Peerless Orchestra 906`14 Prodigal's Return, The (Descriptive] 42j47i r'- where the old Horse died, The Promise of Life, The Miss V. Elliott A52tt26i Peter Dawson 517125 Pro Patria (Banjo) J. Pidoux 181916 Peerless Orchestra 1542114 Pro Peccatis (Stabat Miter) .,.'''jinxuing (Violin and Must el Organ) Lads o' th' Moor Band 16F5 12ý ie Southgate & her sister Dorothy 1742 Proud I am Florrir P.M. fans aý AU 12-inch Records have the letter A it front of Serial No. 72 ZONOPHONE RECORDS.

Providing (at the Piano)Harold Reminiscences of Rossini, Parts 1. & Q. Montague 1509;45 Black Diamonds Band 101e. Prudence Dolly Garrick 1493141 Reminiscences of Tosti, Parts 1. & 1I. Prae!udium Black Diamonds Band A1911 61 Black Diamonds Band 1064' Pudden Charlie Collins 1783,421 Reminiscences of Verdi, Parts 1. & II. Punjaub March, The Home Guards Band 861111 Black Diamonds Bard 1037 Push asd Go, Selections I. & ll. 1 Rendezvous Peerless Orchestra 3017. " Black Diamonds Band 15101 9"Rendezvous Ernest Pike 301;:1 Puss in Boots Albert Whelan 263147 Rest of the day is your own, The Puzzle Plate 598'481 Harry Fay 1537,1i Quack Doctor, The Percy Clifton 154147, Rest, Soldier, Rest Peter Dawson 174'* Quaker Girl Lancers (Figs. 1 & 2) I Restless Night, A "Twins" Grand Orch. 4011iß. Peerless Orchestra 971.141 Requital, The (with Piano) Quaker Girl Lancers (Figs. 3 & 4) Peter Dawson A23& Peerless Orchestra 9711141 Return of the Victor, March Quaker Girl Lancers (Fig. 5) Black Diamonds Band 143'11 Peerless Orchestra 97214 Reve Apres It Bat (Bells) Quaker Girl, Selection Home Guards Bd. 568 11 E. IF. Rushforth 119, Quaker Girl, Selections 1. & Il. Reve d'Amour (Violin and Mustel Organ) Black Diamonds Band A178 61 Elsie Southgate & her sister Dorothy 1611 Quaker Girl Waltz Home Guards Band 568.111 Reverie Peerless Orchestra 30,! Queen Mary, Waltz Ride of the Valkyries Black Diamonds Band 18031101 Black Diamonds Band A137 Queen of my heart Peter Dawson 8781251 Rights o' Man Hornpipe (Melodeon) Queen of the Burlesque (Banjo) Fred Cameron 311 Oily Oakley 10151151 Rigoletto S. Pike, Miss Alvena Yarrow, Queen of the Earth Alan Turner 31321 Miss Amy Augarde & E. Clifford G.O. 1 Queen of the Earth Rigoletto, Fantasia (with Piano) J. Hislop (with Piano) A1541271 Mary Law A18 Qui-viva Galop (Piano) Charles Goodall 458119; Rigoletto, Selection, Parts 1. & 11. Radiant Morn, The Church Choir 6191371 Black Diamonds Band A24' Rage, thou angry stormRobert I Ring and a sprig of white heather, A Radford G.O. 21 2ý Herbert Payne 180' Ragging on the old church bells Rimington Benses o' th' Barn Band 12f 5 Jack Henty & Charlie Collins 1666 411 Ring down the Curtain Herbert Pavne 4 '8i Ragtime Cowboy Joe Stanley Kirkby 108627'I Ring me up Heaven Herbert Payne 41C ý`' Ragtime Goblin Man, The Ring out the Belts for Christmas Harry Fay & Stanley Kirkby 1042134I Choir and Band 7: Ragtime Jockey, The That Rag Sextette 30251361 Ring out those Bells I_ I, Harry Fay & Jack Henty 1051 " Ragtime Melodies Peerless Quartette 1185381 Ring the Bells of Heaven Church Choir 6a5 ?-. Ragtime Soldier Man G. H. Elliott 984142' Rising early in the morningHarry Ragtime Violin, The Harry Fay 825J431 Lauder 54r Rainbow Scottische (Melodeon)James Road to Maresfield, The Brown 1148ý18ý Boy Scouts (Lord Mayor's Own Raymond, Overture, Parts I. & II. City of London Troup) 1241 Black Diamonds Band A216 6! Roaming in the Gloaming H. Lander 634 Recollection Peerless Orchestra 302115; Robin Adair Hatherley Clarke 157; Recruiting (Descriptive) 1407'47 Robin Adair ('Ce?lo) Jan Linden 180' Red Marines March, The Robin Adair and Mary of Argyle (Violin Black Diamonds Band 1034 71 and Mustel Organ) Red Pepper, Ragtime Peerless Orch. 905 141 Elsie Southgate & her Dorothy 156^ sister . Red, White and Blue Ernest Pike 572,31; Robin and the Wren Herbert Payne 4754', Red, White and Blue, The Rob Roy Reel and De'il among the Peerless Quarfette 3114136; Tailors (Melodeon) James Brown 1141 ' Red Wing, Intermezzo Imperial Band 27112, Rochdale Besses o' th' Barn Band 97 Herbert Payne 47928 Redwing Rock Me in your Arms and Call Me Baby Reels and Strathspeys I Emile Hayes & G. H. Elliott 151' Black Diamonds Band 8501 7' Rock of Ages Church Choir 215 Referee, The Harry Lauder 6891 31 Rock of Ages Besses o' ih' Barn Band 93%, Scottish Regimental Marches of Brigades Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep Black Diamonds Band 8501 7 Bridge Peters 36^ Reine de Saba (Marche de Cortege) Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep Black Diamonds Band A911 51 Black Diamonds Band 643 Remember Peter Dawson (with Piano) 1330125 Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep Remember where you come fra Harry Lauder 94i Florrie Fordo 1550 401 Rolling Down to Rio Peter Dawson 6i e -" Remembrance Peerless Orchestra 3072 151 Rolling in foaming billows (Creation) Reminiscences of Handel, Parts 1. & II. Robert Radford G.O.3i' Black Diamonds Band A188 61 Roll on, Missouri Collins & Harla,! . All 12-inch Records have the Leiter A in front of Serial Ito. 73 ZONOPHONE RECORDS.

Mill, The March Roll on, Silver Moon (Yodling) 1 Rustic Bridge by the old, Pete to Mar 884'48' Black Diamonds Band 643 F,-II Harry Fay 1402.13' Ruy Blas, Overture up! Black Diamonds Band A1521 ::,manse, Op. 22 (Violin, with Piano) 13 Miss nary Law A1!220 Rustling Silks Peerless Orchestra 3u04j15 Safe in Arms of Jesus Church Choir 632137 Dance--Mignon Sydney Calf ham A233'23 the ',,;nary Lass, The Sailing Peter Dawson 513 25 Harold Wilde (with Piano) A1711331 Sailor's Consolation, A a- meo and Juliet" Selections, Parts I. & 11. 1 E. Pike & P. Dawson 1859136 Black Diamonds Band A228' 6 Sailor's Grave, The John Bardsley A33122 Romping Rossie (Banjo) Fred Turner 1651161 Sailor's Paradise, A Rondo-Polka (Piccolo Solo) Peter Dawson (with Piano) 1318'25 George Gunderson 121119, Saints and Sinners, Waltz ^:cster and the Hen, The I Peerless Orchestra 929114 Campbell & Collins 870 341 Sally in our Alley Harold Wilde 2033. P. alie, the prairie flower Sally O'Malley Billy Williams 3039146 Hatherlev Clarke 185324 Saltarello (Piccolo) Winnie Hudson 1043119 >:.munde Overture, Parts 1. & Ii. Salut a Liege Black Diamonds Band 13661 8 Black Diamonds Band A1391 6 Salut d'Amour (Violin, Flute & Harp) 64121 wry, The (Cornet) Mr. H. Godard A90!171 Salut d'Amour Black Diamond Band 1566 9 c,, y, The (Violin, Flute & Harp) 641;21' Sambre et Meuse, March =ary, The Ernest Pike 8511311 Black Diamonds Band 1788 10 a7v, The !Same as his father did before him, The Concert Party (with Organ) 1296,381 Harry Lander 899 3 .--ono. (Violin Mustel Organ) I I Same Song, The .:; ry, The and old e Southgate & her sister Dorothy 1634121! Dolly Garrick & Harry Fay 150435 A, A Kiss, A Ring Louie Brooks 16891221 Samoa Herbert Payne 1828130 ,e Mousse and Valse Lente I Sands o' Dee, The (with Piano) I La Garde Republicaine Band A191111 Sydney Colt haut A206123 of Egypt, The Peerless Orch. 30701151 Sandy Boy, my Soldier Laddie Polka (Melodeon) James Brown 1148;181 Harry Fay 1424143 Y. Sydney Colfham (with Piano) 12.641231 Santiago Valse The Parisian Orch. 147,13 :aý id I zerthal and Harrigan at the Race Track I San Toy, Selections 1. & 11.j Friend & Downing 944471 Black Diamonds Band A196 6 ---nthal an" Harrigan at the Wedding I "Satanells," Parts 1. & 11. (Gems from) Friend & Downing 944147I1 Zono. Operatic Party A7639 Cynlais Gibbs A571261 Save a little one for me Billy Williams 3100146 S have made me remember, The I Saved by Grace Louis Brooks 16431221 Church Choir (with Organ) 128437 as of a Summer Day I Scarlet and Gold March Sydney Coltham (with Piano) 1513'23! illack Diamonds Band 15411 9 of the South, Waltz ! Scented Roses, Waltz Peerless Orch. 300115 Black Diamonds Band 4301 7 Scherzo, Op 2 Rcscs of Picardy English String QnarteHe A203115 The Royal Cremona Orchestra 18221t3 Schneid=r, does know I you mother you're of Picardy (with Royal Cromona out? (Yodling) G. P. Watson 1164148 hestral Svdnev Coltham 1851124! Scotland's Pride, Parts 1. & H. s of Picardy ' 1 Black Diamonds Band 15261 91 S. Coltham & G. Parker 190336 Scotland Yet P. A. Hope 3051271 Scots -s underneath the Snow wha he P. A. Hope 305;271 Hatherley Clarke 17331241 Scottish Chief, The :manian National Anthem Black Diamonds Band 1327' 8 Black Diamonds Band 1450181'Scottish Jigs (Melodeon) Jas. Brown 716118 row, row ScottishttishQuadrilles, Figs 1 & 2 (Melodeon) I Harry Fay & Jack Henty 10811341 Fred Cameron 309118 Review March ( Sco Quadrilles, Fig. 3 (Melodeon) ( Blark Diamonds Band 14741 81 Fred Cameron 309118] nn Parade (Banjo, Solo, with Piano) I Scotish Quadrille,, Fig. 4 (Melodeon) J. Pidros 16351161 Fred Cameron 3101181 (gore--Fantasia (Violin, with Piano) I I Scotish Quadrilles, Fig. 5 (Melodeon) I I Miss Mary Law A239.201 Fred Cameron 310(181 Britannia Empire Glee Party 5761381 Scottish Quadrille,, Fig. 6 (Melodeon) 1 I 1 Fred Caaeir.n 31111AI Britannia Chorus & Orch. 5981481 Sea Road, Solo, _ The 1' 'ian Church Parade I Foster Richardson (with Piano) 1514132 lmnerial Guards Band A127112 Secantlne and Glue Billy Whitlock 606;46 an National Anthem Second Mazurka, op. 54 (Piano) Black Diamonds Band 1409, 8 Pau[ Astor '.3n A14411tý National Anthem (with Piano and Secrets, latermezzo (Bells) I .an) Zone. Concert QuarNtte 14151391 E. W. Rushforth 1074!161 All 12-inch Ercords have the letter A in front of Serial No. Band 1881 11 See Saw Black Diamonds She's t je lees for me Harry Lander 1117; See that my grave's kept a een Shepherd of Souls Arthur Gray lSä.261Zone.___Iý Concert Party (with Organ) 129U:i Selection. "Carmen" Shepherds' Dance from Henry Vill. Black Diamonds Band A27 Black Diamonds Band A169' Selection, "Faust" Black Diamonds Band A27 Show the to heart (with I me wey your ielection, Lauder's Songs, Parts I. & II. Cornet Solo) Black Diamonds Band 1540 Black Diamonds Band 828 7 Ship Ahoy l March Senairnmide, Selection Black Diamonds Bard 142tß'. ;;i Black Diamonds Band A561 5 Shipmates Vaudeville Sketch 9p', Semper Fidelis Black Diamonds Band 1743110 Shipmates o' Mine Peer Dawson 122t Sentinel, The Peter Dawson 1203,25 Shouther to Shouther Harry Lauder G.O. :<. Serenade (Schubert)Louie Show me he wav to your heart Brooks & H. Wilde 1677 35 __ Herbert Payne (with Chorur) 14.6 Serenade Ernest Pike 1046 31 Siege of Rochelle, Overture Parts I. 16 SL Serenade, "Faust" Robert Radford G.O. 16 2 Black Diamonds Bard A19- Serenade, "Faust" Robert Radford G.O. 24 21 Silent Herota, MarchBlack Scree Ede from Suite in F" ('cello wirf Diamonds Band 12611' +:I Piano) Jan Linden 1711161 Silent O'Moy1n -_-HaTherity Clarke 1S`:=''"ý Serenade Silver Bell Stanley Kirkby 505. Band of H.N. Royal Irish Fusiliers 141012 Silver Heels (Concertino) Alex. Prince 45' Serenade (Violin, Flute and Harp) Silver Threads among tb+ Gold The Fran Trio A44 21 Gray cini I Arthur Serenade (Violin, with Piano) Silver Threads among the Gold M iss Al ary _LOW AtS 1 ZU (Violin Mustei Orran) d'Amour (Violin) Jan RudenyI 640 20 and Serenade Elsie Southgate d& her sister-Dorothy Serenata (Angel's Serenade) Miss Vi.let Sliver Wreath, The, March Oppenshaw I Black Diamonds Band 12 (with Piano & 'Cello Olr(igato) A153128 Simon the Cellarer James Osborne I aerenata Sydney Coltham (with Piano) 144023 Simple Aveu Peerless Orchestra 4. Serenata (Violin. 'Cello and Piano) 466121 Simple Aveu (Violin Mustel Organ) Serenata (Violin, Flute Harp) and and Elsie Southgate & her sister Dorothy IC c7,211 Francini Trio A59121 Simple Aveu, Op. 25 (Piano)Poll Sergeant of the Line, March Astor Ai." `81 Home Guards Band 348 ttI Since Father Joined the Territorials Sergeant of the Line Stanley Kirkby 501 27 Billy Wiüiams 3., Servants' Ball, The-"Tails Up" 1 Since Sister Mara went to Gav Pares Harry Fay 1908 44' Harry Fay 12" Settle down in I I a one-horse town Since I had a row vah the Wife Herbert Payne 1533129 George Formby 1' Shadows of the Night ('Cello) Van Biene 885116; Sincerity Madame E. Jones-Hudson Shadow in your Eyes, The ( Sincerity Miss Doris Cowan & Ernest Pt"' Sydney Cobham 1672241 (with Piano) Shadow Song, The ("Dinorah") Sincerity (Violin and Mattel Organ) "L'lncognita" G.O. 14 2 Elsie Soathgate & her Dorothy - ' 21 The sister Shadows, Ernest Pike 72031 Sing a Song about a Sailor Harry Fay 1' i3 Shall us?-Let's l Chariic Collins 1666,411 Shamrock March (Xylophone) Sing me an Irish Song Billy Williams 36` Mdme. Frassetti 468121 Sing to Sleep Stanley Kirkby She does love little bit Scotch me z.- a of I Sine' %-1 vh chn,adn r ,. ei .a BýýIly ýIzllljms 3107j471 She is a daughter of Mother Machren Harold Wilde 1720 Mdme. Eleanor Jones-Hudson ? 7, She is far from the ?,,d1 Ernest Pike 851 Singer was Irish, The Peter Dawsor She is far from the land Sing us a song of AustraliaFoster Sydney Coitham (with Piano) A159'22 Richardson She is my best girl now Billy Williams 3042146 Sioux War Dance (Banjo Solos with She to my Rosy Harry Lander G.O. 23; 3 Piano) J. Pidoux Sha made me do It, Jack Pleasants 1907;45 Sir Dare Peter Dawson Shell Out, Seiections I. & It. 1 Sister Susie'& Sewing Shirts for Soldiers Black Diamonds Bard 15551 9 Harry Far 1 She only kept on Giggling Harry Fay 7243 Sit down, we've all seen you I She Daisies sleeps beneath the George Formby ! ,4! Orpheus Quartette 280138 Sizilietta "Twins" Grand Orch. 7 She Wandered down the Mountain Side Skipper, The Peter Damson Miss Violet Oppenshaw Slap Bang March Black Diamonds Band ( (With Piano Violin) A140128 and Slap up Quartermaster, The She would Jack Pleasants 1799145 Fncter RlAurdcnc Sbei* O'Neil Billy Williams 1041146r Sleep and Forget Harold !{ 1ßr She's my Daisy Mr. Hector Grant 548! 31 Sleep and Forget (Cornet) C- W 36 All 12-inch Records havq the letter A in front of Serioi No. and the Rosen Some sort of somebody Sydney CoUiiam (with Pier. ) 135623 The Royal Cremona Orchestra 1773 1-11 Holy Babe I Church Choir 329137 Some Sunday morning Herbert Payne 19041301 Ride. The Xylophone 432ii I Something Oriental ("Bing Boys on ,h Movements, Quartette in E flat ( Broadway") Herbert Payne 15393" English String Quartette A195;'S Somewhere Ernest Pike A121301 nberlaad (Hush-a-b)e) Somewhere a rote is calling I Hatherley Clarke 1918124 Ernest Pike 105331 'a Awhile Jones & Murray 3020361 Somewhere a rote is calling Clouds ("Hello, Everybody") E. Pike & P. Dawson (with Piano) 1358135 .'ýe Herbert Payne 1889(30! Somewhere a voice is calling (Cornet ky Ookutns Florrie Forde 1095 401 Solo) c drops Tubaphone 14619 Band of H.M. Royal Irish Fusiliers 1199118 Deer Campbell & Burr 126813,1I Somewhere a voice is calling, (Violin and .y Breasted Pearl, The Mastei Organ) Elsie Soathgafe & Sydney Coltham (with Piano) A176$23 her sister Dorothy 138321 and Water Billy Williams 309246 Somewhere a voice is calling, Waltz are thee well-"Doris" Peerless Orchestra 1328114 Sydney Coltham (with Piano) A210 23 Somewhere in France, dear mother s" sighs the voice of evening (Der Herbert Payne (with Chorus) 157829 sischutz) Mdme. E. Jones-Hudson A85 21 Somewhere in France with you y, unawares Black Diamonds Band 930 7 Herbert Payne IR7t'30 -i ier Boy," Parts 1. & ll. Song of Angels Harold Wilde 743133 Black Diamonds Band 186611 Song Autumn Home Guards Band 13211 like It of i .rs Florrie Forde 1906 411 Song of Steep, A what of the night? I Sydney Coltham (with Piano) 150023 Peter Dawson (with Piano) 1294125' Song of Songs, The rr'z Chorus, The ("Faust") Sydney Coltham (with Piano) A176I23 Home Guards Band 131111 Song of the Night Romanza, The el"'s Chorus, The ("Faust") Brack Diamonds Band 1314 8 Alvena Yarrow, Miss Amy Angarde, Songs Blighty Black Diamonds Band 1715$10 Pike, Thorpe L. of Bates, Stanley & Song of Triumph Peter Dawson A156124 Peter Dawson G.O. 10 1 Songs my mother taught rte Farewell, The Ernest ( e 1046 31 Zonophone Concert Quartette 1 63t 38 Song that reached my heart, The rata' March from "Mem'selle Tralata"HatherleyI Clarke (with Chorus) 1657124 Imperial Guards Band 130212' Song the kettle is singing Florrie Forde 162240 '[era of the King, The ISon of the Desert am 1, A Peter Daw"soc 601.25 Herbert Payne 574,281 Sons of Australia Stanley Kirkby 30613 27 r, Soldier I Sons of the Brave (Concertina) Sydney Coltham (with Piano) 1413123 J. Hume )91017 is Song, A Peter Dawson 678125 Sons of the Sea in Quest'ora ("The Force of Alfred Newman (with Piano) 1369128 piny") E. Pike & P. Dawson G.O. 121 2 Soul of Spring Sydney Coltham 1867124 ide Peerless Orchestra 3070151 Sound Advice Harry Lauder 5451 3 ?rofugo ("Martha") Soup Harold Montague at the Piano 1741145 Sydney Colt ham & Geo. Parker A214(34 Souvenir de Moscow, Op. 8 (Violin, with ody's Boy Harry Fay 1424143$ Piano) Mh-s Mary Law A112!20 .,ody Knows, Somebody Cares Souvenir de Sorrento (Violin) Herbert Payne 1515 29 Strand Haxton 165126. 'mdy would about out "Shop I" Sovereignty Besses o' th' Barn Band 9321 5 Strong & Murray 1752 36 So you want to be a soldier, little man s,ady's waiting for me Foster Richardson 161632 Harry Lauder G.O. 381 3' Spanish Serenade (Xylophone) 3121 ay I'll make you love me Special Constable, The Merry Andrew 1506141 The Royal Cremona Orchestra 1883113 Spinning Song (Pianoforte) day I'll make you love me Paul Astor 1.161119 Herbert Payne 18881301 Spinning Wheel, The (Harp) --d27 your voice will answer F. C. Barker 812 18 Ernest Pike 1478131 Spinning Wheel (Pianoforte) uy (Sometime, somewhere, someday) Paul Astor A157 19 H. Payne 1204 291 Spirit of Napoleon March night, some waltz, some girl Black Diamonds Band 3137911'1 Herbert Payne 1628129' Spoontime, Two-step Bells, Band 448116 in I with =urn's Tern I know Sprig of Rosemaryy, A Nat D. Ayer 1680'41 Sydney Coltham (with Piano) S,; ping A18023 6.r seems tingle-inglc-ing ("High I 'Sprinkle me with Kisses Herbert Payne 1544'29 Leslie Gaze Spring Song (Vioita, FlulFraaviai TP' seems tingle-Ingle -ins (Hieh7312E A54

76 ZONOPHONE RECORDS. Kwe--ý Squeeze her, Ebenezer Billy Williams 1012 4& Sweet Miele Hatherley Clarke 167' "Stabat Mater," SelectionBlack Sweet Saviour, bless us ere we go Diamonds Band A48 5I Church Choir 31 Standard Bearer, MarchBlack Sweet Spirit, bear may Prayer Diamonds Band 952 Miss APoena Yarrow A Mar, The Standard Brau o' S ,..r V.I. nr none. Archie Anderson 1141;22 rr.;0w c;,..,,, z, Solo) A40I17i Star of Bethlehem (Cornet 71S'What's a'äicei than a nice s'aice ice? Star of Bethelehem, The H. Turn any 52'32 Harry Fay 152 Star Soul Allan Turner 3132 of my 16i11ý Swing Duct, The Stars and Stripes Howe Guar ds Band May Loveday & A. Grover 52' Stars that light my gardca ! I Swing Song (Veronique) Mdme. E. f-411. M-1 IA2ATI, n -u.u.u -11 1-1- l.va...... , Jones-Hudson & Peter Dawson AO_, State Trumpeters' March Swing, Billy Murray 12. Band 1475 Iwi81 swing, swing Black Diamonds Swing your little Maria Florrie Forde 151'. Stay, Frederick, Stay Sympathy Waltz Song Mdme. E. Jones-Hudson & E. Pike 10251341 Helen Clarke & Van Brunt 121 Stay, Stay, Turiddu ("Cavalleria Rusti- Syncopated Walk, ThePeerless cans") Mdme. Deering & E. Pike G.O. 8! 11 Orchestra 14S'_ Stephanie Gavotte Peerless Orchestra 7991141 Syncopated Walk, The Peerless Orch. 30, Stick for jazz Band I around the new Taffy's got his jenny in Glamorgan Harry Fay 18771441 Charlie Collins 1&' Stick to your Mother, Tom Ernest Pike 721 311 Take Pair Sparkling Eyes H. Wilde 3: Night Eleanor Jones- I a of Still as the Mdme. Take me back to AustraliaThomas Hudson & Peter Dawson A89,34 Sydney 304' Still they kept on loving all the same Take me back to dear old Blighty Strong & Murray 1765136! Florrie Forde 1'_ Stirling Castle Speed Plough and the Take me back to the home of my chl2 (Metudeon) Jas. Brown 845118; hood Stanley Kirkby 13< Stonecracker John Stanley Kirkby 374127j Take back to Yorkshire Harry Fay 7L' Lauder 545' 31 me Stop your tickling, Jock Harry Take me back to your heart Storm and Sunshine March Herbert Payne (with Chorus) !4'h Black Diamonds Band 5971 71 Take me in your arms and say you love me Stormflend, The Peter Dawson 683251 Herbert Payne le, = St. Patrick--Irish Patrol Take in love Black Diamond Band 12901 81 me your aims and say you :ne 81 I (Two-step) Black Diamonds Bard 12-', St. Patrick's Day (Vieuxtemps) Take me in your arms and say you love me Jan Rudenyi 871,201 Emilie Hayes & G. H. Elliott 12' °j' ! I Students Revels (Whistling Solo) Take me on the joy Wheel F. Forde " *ýýý W. Lynton 431211 Take we up with you, dearie Such a good boy am I Harry Fay 1908,441 Billy Murray & Haydon Quartelle 12:x'441 Sue, ' Sue, What's a coon to do 2 Take me where there are no eyes G. H. Elliott 1631 421 Billy Williams 36 Suffragette, The Will Evans 5401421 Tancredi Overture, Parts 1. & H. Sultan of Turkey, The Wilt Evans 841421 Black Diamonds Bard 1':",ýýi Sullivan will be there Florrie Forde 18291411 Tango Argentine Peerless Orchestra 36 Summer Night, A Miss Violet Oppenshaw Tanks that broke the ranks, The (with Piano and 'Cello Obiigato) A153'281 Will Strong I > Sunbeam Dance Peerless Orchestra 3010115, Taximeter Cab, The Billy Williams 32`." Sunbeams and Shadows Arcadia Orch. 3065113, Tannhauser, Selection Sun of My Soul Church Choir 2561371 Imperial Festival Band ' _ Sunflower Dance (Banjo) Oily Oakley 1237'151[1._i Tar's Farewell, The' Peter Dawson Sunny Seaside (Joe Elvin has his bumps Ta-ta, my bonnie Maggie dari n' react) Joe fawn 6 Lo. 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Concert Quartette 1320139 Tcaor and Baritone Sweethearts Waltz Black Diamonds Band 1881 111 Ernest Pike & Peter Dawsme All 12_inrh Record; Iwve the letter A in front of Serial No. ZONOPHONE RECORDS. Page Pace <.znce's Farewell to KathleenHarold There's a Ittle baby in the Moon I I Wilde 881133 G. H. PffloH l48S 42i There's little bit Irish I i .:"ry, any blue-eyed Irish Boy I a of everywhere Herbert Payne (with Chorus) 161828 Cfarfie LoWns 1739+42' Terzrtto, E, Finale-"Faust" There's a long, long trail (Violin and Mustel Organ) t Ernest Pike (with Chorus) 1590131 l ie Southgate & her sister Dorothy 19111211 There's a long, long trail e-o mio, Waltz Peerless Orchestra 69613! Black r)iamonds Band 1716 10 Gavotte Orchestra There's long, long dais a Tete Peerless 68113 a trail (Meditation) (Violin, with Piano) I Royal Cremona Orchestra !670131 Mary Law A1991201 There's a ship that's bound for Blighty nksgiving (Violin and Mustel Organ) Hebert Payne 1722 -sie Southgate & her Dorothy 1611'',211 There's no one like Mother to me .sister xr all the Load of Infamy ("Rigoletto") Hatherley Clarke 1705124 1"ss Alvena Yarrow & There's life in the old dog yet Thorpe Bates G.O. 41 11 Billy Williams 1392146 Big Jazz BandManhattan There's only one EnglandFoster Jazz Band 1912112, Richardson 1641.32 Charlie Chaplin WalkNat There's silver in your hair H. Payne 1704'30 D. Ayer 1567141 There's silver in your hair Contagious Laugh Chas. Penrose 1817!45, The Royal Cremona Orchestra 1745 13 dear old home of mine There's something nice about a girl Ernest Pike & Peter Dawson 1761'36' Billy Williams 3102 46 dreamy, dreamy lullaby I I They all do the Charlie Chaplin walk ..t G. H. Elliott 158113 Harry Fay 1568144 I'll old home Herbert Payne 190534), They all go to see the Pictures Mysterious Rag H. Fay & Quar. 816;43 Florrie Forde 1564140 Naughty Melody G. H. Elliott 15951421 all laugh like this Merry Andrew 1312141 Raggedy Rag Peerless Quartette 30411381, all love Jack Peter Dawson 513125 Raggedy Rag Will Evans 12561431 all love Jack, March Ridiculous FeelingMerry Black Diamonds Band 1437 Andrew 128841 TheyTheyTheyTheyTheyTheyTheyall play the same old game s how I need you Florrie Forde 1456 Herbert Payne (with Chorus) 12491291 all walk the wibbly wobbly walk s' the reason noo I wear a kilt Harry Fay 1013!43 Harry Lauder 548 called it DixielandPayne & Denton 3113 36 _:'s the song of songs for me Herten Payne (with Chorus) 1577 can do as they like with me He'd Waltz Her round F. Forde 1517 Billy Williams 143546 I'll come back to youDick can't find me Jack Pleasanis 1799;45 Denton 1830 didn't believe me I shall the righteous--ElijahSydney Dolly Garrick & Frank Butter 1533'35 Coltham A229 didn't believe me we all went marching in Royal Cremona Orchestra 1671113 George Formby 1336 They're all very fine and large beside the goer my Soldier Boy Harry Fay 1447 sea Harry Fay 1508 is a Green Hill- Peter Dawson 630 They're all after a girl Harry Fay 1381 "God Save Kinn" _.c is a Gre"" Hill Sydney Colihant They sane the (with Piano and Organ) A1251221 Florrie Fordo 1408140 is a Mother slways waiting for You I They were there, there, there Lome, Sweet Foster Richardson 305932 Home .Herbert Payne 481'2SI is a tavern in the town ! They won't have me Charlie Collins 1697142 Peter Dawson 1777125 Think tenderly of me Sydney Caitharr. 1886124 -a is life for a look Thine alone Peerless Orchestra 769113 Salvation Army Processional 429 3c Thine, 0 Lord, is the greatnessChurch was a time Mdme. Eleanor Jones- ý Choir 79137 Hudson & Ernest Pike 1161 341 This is the life Peerless Orchestra 1488114 it dear old race at home This is the life Billy Murray 3069 45 Herbert Payne (with Chorus) 1661301 Thistle of Scotland, The A. Nicol 1136128 a big lot of sunshine coming anon Thistle Schottische, The (Melodeon)Jas. P4- nn...-nw t'1n( 7C Brown 115118 girl for every soldier Thor. Harold Wilde 79;33 Flonie Forde 178041: Thora Joseph Cheetham A96'22 a girl In Kildare Peter Dawson 1791125i Thors (Cornet Solo) F. Kettlewell A5517 `ý"°x''.ý..,ýýý'ýý,* a good time coming F. Fords 1467,401 Thou'rt passing hence Peter Danson 511124 a Land Miss Violet Elliott A42126i Thou'rt passing hence George Parker A225I28 a Land Mdme. Deering 57I1261 Thousand and One Kisses, A (Cornet) a Land Mine. Deering 1370J26: Signor Ca}farelli 127717 :.t.. -- ._ . is...... 1 YI.... A U'.... ,,..ý . r.u" [ 9 Uurýing Il __Ine . uvuýauu aý.w 1 . .n..n c,w Herbert Pavne (with Chorus) 160229 Pýer:ess Orrhrsf.a A1.ýI! All 12-inch geeorras have the 7,,tter A in jrr.ýt of Se-;a? No. 78 ZONOPHONE RECORDS. Page Thou Whose Almighty Word Toreador Song, The ("Carmen") G.O. Lads o' th' Moor Band 1669 12( Peter Dawson & Chorus 12 Three Bachelors Peter Dawson 1736125 Toreador Waltz Black Diamonds Band 431' Three Beers, The Albert Whelan 26247 Tronoto Jig (Banjo.) O!fy Oakley 44r Three Cheers, Selections I. & 11. 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Jones-Hudson & Thy Will be Done Church Choir 3771371 Peter Dawson A9 Tickle me, Timothy Johnny Wakefield 553.451 "Trovatore" (Anvil Chorus) Tickled to Death (Ragtime March and Black Diamonds Band 877 Two-step) Peerless Orchestra 997 14 True as the stars that are shining Tickle Toe ("Going Up") Hatherley Clarke 1(G- The Royal Cremona Orchestra 1899 13 True till Death Harry Thornton G. Tickle Toe ("Going Up") 1 1 Trumpeter, The George Parker Herbert Payne 185730 Trumpet shall sound, The ('Messiah") Ticklic Geordie Hector Grant 3006361 Foster Richardson A; Till I awake Foster Richardson 16591321 Turkey Trot Rag Two-step, The Till the boys come home H. Payne 1546129. Peerless Orchestra IQ' Till the Sands of the Desert grow cold Turkish Patrol, The Imperial Bend Foster Richardson 158132, Turn back the Universe Herbert Payne 171 Tina, Selection,, Parts 1. & 11. 'Twas Within a Mile Black Diamonds Band A205' 6 Aldrrre Eleanor Jones-Hudson ?.`. Tink Bump Chas Penrose 18941451 Twice nirluly George Formby 16` Tired Hands I I Twilight Shadows Bells with Band 4 Sydney Colt ham (with Piano) 1356123, Two Beggars, The 'Tie a story that shall live for ever Ernest Pike & Peter Dawson All' Stanley Kirby 105027 Two Eyes of Grey Harold Wilde 3f 'Ti. the harp in. the air, ".Msritars" Two Friends, The (Piccolo Dual) ..!. Mdme. Eleanor Jones-Hudson A65127 Two Grenadiers, The Tito Martel's Grand Vefte (Piano) Peter Dawson (with Piano) Al Chas. Goodall 670;19 Two jolly old boys , The Jolly Ir. Toast, The Foster Richardson 1840 3Z' Two jolly old hard-working men ,resters Tobermory Harry Lauder 618$ 31 The jolly, Jesters 1 Toddling Along Billy Williams 310547 Two Jolly Soldiers The jolly jesters 1= To lire in the light of your eyes Two Postilions, Polka, The (Cornet Duet' E. Pike 3026 31 Musicians Hawkins & Webb, of H.S. To the End of the World with You Coldstream Guards Ernest Pike A12:301 Two Tired Hands Harold Wilde 17. To the Front (Banjo Solo) Fred Turner 95116 Two Irish Eyes (with Chorus) To Mary Sydney Coltham (with Piano) 1639124 Ernest Pike 191' 25th's Farewell to Meerut, March, &e. Tom Bowling Harold Wilde 88,33 Piper, srtd Drummers i!_" Tom Bowling Joseph Cheetham A109 22 Un Bello in Munchers, /pct l., Pans I. & 11 Tam Thumb Pauline Potter 1196471 Italian Celebrity 306 Toramy Tucker took the tin of tasty tinned Una Voce Poco Is ("11 Barbiere di Sleighs")= tomatoes Charlie Collins 1800 421 Elisabeth Newbold G.O. 2. To-night's the Night, Selection, Parts I. & Under My Darling's Window it. Peerless Orchestra A175 131 Peerless Orchestra Ai; 13',. To-night's the Night, Waltz I Underneath the Stars Sydney Coltham 16''-'4l Peerless Orchestra 1512 141 Underneath the Stars , `13' To the strains of that Wedding March Royal Cremona Orchestra Billy Murray 1210 45 Under the British Flag, Parte I. & 11. Top a' the Morning, Bridget McCue Black Diamords Band to. 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ti,'ly C-tr the Yum Turn Tree Wake up, lohn Bull Williams 39871461 James & Murray 3019!36'.__ý__) Waldmore March Black Dimaonds Band 10891 8 Overture Imperial Festival Bd. A4112' Wales and Whales and Weals Ernest Pike & I I Ton! Foy (Patter) 1519145 Guy Merritt (with Piano) 1480,35, IA-altz Dream, A, Selection Imperial Bd. 14112 Sydney Coltham (with Piano) 13051231 (a) Waltz Song, from "A Waltz Dream" (Cornet Silo) Corporal Williams of__) (b) Red Roses, from "The Man with 1 N.M. Royal Irish Fusiliers 11991181_I Three Wives" Barrel Orgaa 122116_1 T Somerset Peter Dawson A1281241 Waltz Song from "Romeo et Juliette" I I meet again ý__ý Madame E. Jones-Hudson A85:271 ý,e E. Pike & F. Richardson_ 18111361_ Waltz Song 91 Racio" (Cornet Solo) Patrol (Xylophone) Corporal Williams of the_ niame.__ ý____ýrusýnu ýýoh naya( rrlsn ru,: le- I4-110,.si eI 'ýbold G.O. 251 2i David &icha1d- (Piano Solo) A1011191 Wandering Minstrel, A Haro!d Wilde 8911331 :,aprice Peerless Vrcnestra AZOÖ lJj Wanted a Harp like the Angels play V '` 1cptembre Peerless Orchestra 436113 Ernest Pike 721 31 Triste Peerless Orchestra A20113 Warbler's Serenade, The .rtste (Violin, with Piano and String I Peerless Orchestra 137314 !--^tte) Miss Mary Law G.O. 30 21 War March of the Priests, The n Family Florrie Forde 1843 41 (Concertina) Alex. Prince 28517 ýlsrch Black Diamonds Ba"d 1668 9, Washington Grays March ------1 uro ýeraess------výeneauu aicia+; nome uuaras nano JJell11 Waltz Black Diamonds Band 1852111! Washington Post _ Xv!onhone 57031i s Song (Duct) Gertrude Gibson I ' Washington Post, The Home Gds. Band 4911! & Mary Evans 1551341 Watch Below. The Foster Richardson 15751321 _- i on Earth, Waltz Watchman, what of the Night?--__-_ London Municipal Orchestra 4341l3' Ernest Pike & P. Dawson 526 341 cue"-Selections I. & H. I Watchman, The Peter Dawson A230241 Black Diamonds Band A2121 6 Was damn d., in T.nn.ee.. e, Waltz Zono. Minstrels 12?7 39, "Thins" Grand Orchestra 370 15+1 Way down yonder G- H. Elliott 15531421 I ood girl on a Sunday, A, One-step Way to treat your prrents, The j --I Peerless Orchestra 13421141 Hared Monfa¢ue 1705.451 r tseus H. Payne (with, (;horus) 15151291 We all ao home the same wav -'s Song, The Peter Damson 5731251 Harry Lander G.O. 33 a ana nlerne tnglana, Parts_]. & Q. We all live at No. 24 Billy Williams 1041 trocx utamonas Mcna %t!+lll_ý 6._ý We all went marching Home, March Serch, The Black Diamonds Band 1652 91 Black Diamands Band 1438 Overture, P^rts I. & 11. 1 We don't want a Girl Black Diamonds Band 1£341101 H. Payne & H. Fay 3R7 i2nd Selection, Parts 1. & If. We'd better bide a wee Archie Anderson 18:3 Black Diamonds Band 1835!10 We miss her most at Xmas-timeStanley Band, The Peter Dawson IS58126 Kirby 1195 Pl.,cksmith, The Peter Dawson A107124 We parted the shore Harry Lauder 548 blacksmith, on The We sweep the seas Zone. Concert Onarfette 979139 Ernest Pike (with Chorus) 1455131 ' ;Ikcksmith, The George Parker A234128 We three Kings of the Orient are "f the Piece, The Will Evans 541'42 Church Choir 33037 Edith Clegg 213 22 Wearin' o' the Green Sfanley Kirkby 893;27 Lee H. Payne (with Chorus) 1629130 Weary Willie (Two-step) (Melodeon) Amour Peerless Orchestra A83113 James Brown 1151 18 Salome Bohemian Orchestra 435113 Wedding Bells Herbert Payne 410 28 Organist, The Alan Dale 2!24 Wedding Breakfast, The Albert Whelan 267 48 Song, "Philemon and Baucis" Robert Radlord G.O. 151 2 Wedding Glide, The Peerless Orchestra 99814 o' the Kilt, The Wedding in the farmyard, The J Harry Lauder G.O. 271 3 Will Evans 1099;43 Peter Dawson 1810125 Wedding March Black Diamonds Band A31 a while now, Mary Wedding of the joy-ride girl, The Jim Donovan (with Piann) 1414 42 Harry Fay 1381 Sydney Coitham 1R07 24 Wedding Sandy McNab, TheHarry 'Lee of for the 'Robert' E. Lauder 549 ý cciýcýa v/L.scillu aus it _... .ý ý_ Wedding of the Winds Waltz 11 t1Q I'm as old as Father Black Diamonds Band 1882111 V,,:1 Billy Williams Oil Wee Noose 'meng heather, A -,:"the by the clouds roil Harry Landar 1117 Will Oakland 3037 Wee little Louse live in. The Englasd that you 1'p. Black Diamonds Bd. 1449 81 Herbert PeyRS 1481 All 12-inch Records have *the letter A in front of Serial No. 80 ZONOPHONE RECORDS.

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