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29 C/M (About 12 Ins.) Double-Sided Discs 29 C/m (about 12 ins.) Double-Sided Discs. PATHE SALON,64, REGENT STREET, W. 1. Telephone= CENTRAL 2685. Complete C ataloque .1917 _ COMPLETE CATALOGUE' ° THE INDEX. ALL TITLES are placed alphabetically. ALL EXTRACTS from ballets, operas, song-cycles, &c., will be found under the name of the ballet, opera, song-cycle, &c., from which they are taken. SPECIAL CATALOGUE OF PATHE "DIAMOND" (10+-in.) Double-sided Discs Will be forwarded free on application. PATNE FRERES PATNEPHONE, Ltd., London, E.C. 1. Associated with La Com¢agnie Generale des Etablissements Patke Freres And its Branches : New York, Moscow, Petrograd, Odessa, Brussels, Amsterdam, Barcelona, Milan, Lisbon, &c,,.&c. r3l, rFs introducing the new system of recording BYand manufacture of Pathe Discs, we do so with the greatest confidence that this the newly finished article will be received by all music lovers with absolute pleasure and satis- faction. The system adopted is one which makes for simplicity and general convenience, inasmuch that all owners of talking machines will be enabled to play Pathe Discs with the Pathe special Sound Box easily adaptable to every make of disc machine on the market. Pathe products are known the world over for their quality and tone, and the discs contained in this catalogue reach the high- water mark of sound reproduction, and is the result of years of labour and experiments by the world's most experienced scientists. Pathan Rooster 11 Discs Commence at the Outside. Speed, 80 Revolutions per Minute. 2 ... ........... ................ The Latest and Most Perfect Invention Why! -and BECAUSETHERE ARE NO NEEDLES TO CHANGE Price-;- 109. 6d., 91 Is. "PATHS DISCS" are played with a Sapphire point Sound Box which does away entirely with the troublesome necessity of constantly changing the needle, as in other disc machines at present on the market. THE NATURAL TONE OF THE VOICE IS PRESERVED "PATHE DISCS " are practically un- wearable 'and everlasting. The reproduction is infinitely superior to any other disc on the market. Iýf'ýý;ýý"PATHS DISCS"- must be played Sapphire , with our special Sound Box with point. Important. All the "PATHS DISCS" in this Catalogue begin from the outside and play at 80 Revolutions per minute. This Catalogue is arranged under the following Headings : Alphabetical Index to Artistes I!iu BANDS AND ORCHESTRAS VOCAL (BALLADS, &c.) IN THE FOLLOWING ORDER: SopranoMezzo-SopranoContralto Duets TriosQuartettesChoruses TenorBaritone Carols, Hymns, &c. HUMOROUS Solos Duets Quartettes, &c. SHAKESPEARIAN RECITALS c__9 RECITATIONSTALKINGDESCRIPTIVE HEBREW RECORDS 5 INDEX TO ARTISTES. BANDS AND ORCHESTRAS PAGE. PAGE. GILLE ORCHESTRA 46 BAND OF H.M. KING'S .....................45, IMPERIAL INFANTRY BAND 47 COLONIALS ..............................40 ...46, BAND OF H.M. GRENADIER IMPERIAL SY'KPI[IONY GUARDS ....................................40 ORCHESTRA .............................47-49 BAND OF H.M. SCOTS GUARDS 40-42 ORCHESTRA 53 ... LONDON CONCERT ... BELL'S UNITED ENGLISH ORCHESTRA PATIIE HARMONY ...49 CONCERTINA BAND BAND ...............43 PATHS MILITARY ............49-51 BOSC " ORCHESTRA ORCIIESTRA51,52 .....................43 PATHS SYMPHONY CLARNICO FIRE BRIGADE BAND..43 ORCHESTRA ROL'MANIAN .............53 " COLONNE " ORCIESTRA 44 .........43, SAPINI ORCHESTRA ........................53 CONNAUGIIT ORCHESTRA COLLIERY PRIZE, ..............44 ST. IIILDA'S EMPIRE ORCHESTRA BAND ......................44 ............................................53 GARDE REPUBLICAINE BAND WESTMINSTER MILITARY BAND ......45 ..53 INSTRUMENTAL SOLOS. Etc. BANJO. HARP, VIOLIN, AND ORGAN. SAM COLLINS 54 IMPERIAL INSTRUMENTAL TRIO 59 ................... - ................... ............... OLLY OAKLEY 54 ........................................ JOHN rIDOUX 54 ...................................... JOE MORLEY AND OAKLEY (Ducts) 54 ......... BELLS. Wmmm Dmmm R. Hmmmm 55 . HARRY LONSDALE ................. .............. !*55 'CELLO. JEAN 13EDETTI 55 ....................................... 741SCIIEL ClIERNIAVSKY 55, 62 ................... WARwicK EVANS 55 ................................. oLsaro. umn zm, CLARINET.------------ýý oADnDRAPER ....................................... 56 CONCERTINA. VIOLIN. AUXANDER PRINCE 56 GREGOR CHERNIAVSKY 62 . .............................. ........................... LEO CIIERNIAVSKY 62 CORNET. .................................. STROUD IIAXTON 63 ARTHuR LAYCOCK 57 .................. ................. ................................. MoNs. Elinx MENDELý 63 SERGT. LEGGETT 5§, 57 ........................... TIIE LATE: JAN RUDENY1 6.3, 64 ................ ................ ..................... SCOTT SKINNER 64 CORNET AND FLUTE. ....................................... MONS. JAQt:Es THIBAUD 62 SERGT. LEGGETT & -MR. CARL STEINER 57 ........................... ...... FLUTE. G. ACXRWD 18 CARL STEINER.................. 58 ....................................... VIOLIN, HARP, AND FLUTE. Tifp Acxitayb Two 58 flit &MIA 1YRTO .............................. ................................. 58 VOCAL PAGE. PACE. Buss CONSTANCE BALFOIR (Soprano) MISS PERLE BARTI (Soprano) ...65 Miss HELEN BLAIN (Contralto) .................66 M%IE. JEANNE BROLA (Soprano) ..............71 ...............66 MISS Rom BUCKMAN (Soprano) 67 MISS ELLA CASPERS (Contralto).........71. ...66, 72 MLLE. MARTHE CHENAL (Soprano)............70 SIGNORINA CORONA (Soprano) MME. ADA CROSSLEY (Contralto) ...............67 MISS VIOLA DAMORY (Mezzo-Soprano).................72 70 Miss ESTA D'ARGO (Soprano) 67 31139 ADA FORREST (Soprano) ...... MISS CAROLINE HATCH.ARD (Soprano)......68...............67 Miss Ross HELDER (The Lady Tenor)...80 MISS CARRIE HERWIN (Contralto) 74 MISS CARMEN HILL (MeZZO-Soprano) ...73, Miss MAY HUXLEY (Soprano) ...70 Mme. MARis KODSNEZOPP (Soprano)..................68 MISS CARRIE LANCELEY (Soprano)..........63 ......65 MISS PHYLLIS LETT (Contralto) MME. KIRKBY LHNN (Contralto) ............74 Miss ANNIE REES (Soprano) ............74 Miss LENORA SPARKES (Soprano)............69..................69 MISS CARRIE TUBB (Soprano) 70 MISS LORIS WOODALL (Mezzo-Soprano)...........69, MR. ARCHIE ANDERSON (Baritone) ...70 MR. GEORGE BAKER (Bass-Baritone)...... .........81 87 The Late MR. JOHN BARDSLEY (Tenor)..75 MR. TnORPE BATES (Baritone) MR. HUMPHREY BISHOP (Bass) ...............82 MR. WILLIAM BOLAND (Tenor)............75,...............88 76 QUARTETTES, CHORUSES, CAROLS, HYMNS, Etc. BRITISH QUARTETTE WESTMINSTER ('nOIR ................................92 PREMIER MALE VOICE QUARTETTE THE WESTMINSTER SINGERS..............................93 ............92 LONDON IMPERIAL VOCAL QUARTETTE CHURCH C1101R ....................93 ......92 PREMIER WELSH QUARTETTE 93 YEOMEN .......................................94GUARD " (SOLOS ................... OP THE AND LONDON IMPERIAL MALE VOICE CHORUSES) ......................................94 QUARTETTE MR. ALFRED ITF.ATUER AND CHOIR .......................................93 ..........93 MESSRS. JAMES, ANDERSON, BOWYER, Mn. WALTER 'MILLER AND CHORUS .........99 AND HUGHES ...................................93 HUMOROUS. JACK CHARMAN 9" 1 HARRY LAT'DER 98 WILL Ev:1NS ....................................... LITTLE TTCH ................................97, 99 .......................................95 ...................................98, THE LATE HARRY FRAGSON 93 ITAROI.D MONTAGDE .................... ................................99 GENE GREENE 97 THE LATE BILLY WILLIAMS ...................................96, ..................100 HUMOROUS DUETS. BETTY BARrLAY "A BARITONE "..101, 102 Miss ANNIE REES ROBERT DALE 102 AND AND ...... MESSRS. COLLINS WEST MISS LAISY TAYLOR AND JACK. CH.ARMAN..102 AND .................102 MISS IDA HAMILTON AND JACK CHAR\IAN 101 1 HUMOROUS QUARTETTE. LAUGHING AMIItICAN HARMONY QUARTETTE CIIARLI6 PEN-CAWS ............102 ...............................101 RECITATIONS, TALKING, and DESCRIPTIVE. A.Arn/NV BRANSBY WILLIAMS 104 WARM .................................102 .........................103 EMILE CLARE 1[ISS AlE ý1SH AND FRED ALLANDALY...104 J. P. Li....................... .............................103 103 JACK CHARMAN-I & CE............................104 ......... _.... ......... HEBREW REPERTOIRE. CANTOR SIROTA ..................................................................................................................104 ALPHABETICAL INDEX TO RECORDS. BARI41: I',1CL Tim 4xn.TE. O. Pltl['C. VO. Albanico El. March Imperial Infantry 20119 - 3/- - 46 Abide with Me ( Liddlc) (Contralto) Carrie Ilerwin 20471 - 3,'- - 73 Abide with Me (Monk) Church Choir 20748 - 3/- - 94 Abide with Me (Monk) (Chines and Organ) Lysler and Cooke 20315 - 3/- - 59 Abide with Me (plonk) Westminster Choir 20731 - 3/- - 93 Abide with Me (nimmer) St. Hilda's Colliery Prize Band 20249 - 3/- - 53 Abraham, Tlarch (Molique) Imperial Infantry Band 20112 - 3/- - 46 Absent ( Raritone) Ivor Foster 20603 - 3/- - 84 Absent (Cornet) Sergeant Leggett 20291 - 3/- - 57 Across the Far Blue Hills (Marie) (Tenor) Joseph Cheetham 20508-3,'--77 Adagietto (Arlesienne) ('Cello)-See "Arleslenne " Adagio (Violin) Mons. Thiband 20347 - 7i 6 - 62 Adieu (Schubert) (Cornet) Sergeant Leggett 20279 - 3i- - 56 Adieu, U. du Matin (Tenor) Mons. Clement 20487 - 7/6 - 75 Adieu Notre Petite Table-See " Manon " Admiral's Broom (Baritone) Robert Howe 20617 - 3/- - 85 Admiral's Yarn (Bass-Baritone) George Baker 20638 - 3/- - 87 Adoration (Baritone) Jamieson Dodds 20591 - 3/- - 84 Ae Fond Kiss (Baritone) Ivor Foster 20606 - 3!- - 85 Afton Water (Bass)
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