SAPELLNIKOFF With the Aeolian Orchestra conducted by Stanley Chapple Concerto in B flat minor, for Piano & Orch., Op. 23 `i~chaikooslty 1st movement: Allegro non troppo, Part 1A-0259 12" 5/6 Ist movement: Part 2 Ist movement: Part 3 .A-0260 12" 5/6 Ist movement: Part 4 Ist movement: Part 5 A-0261 12" 516 2nd movement: Andantino simplice, Part 1 2nd movement: Part 2 and 3rd movement: Allegro I fuoco, Part 1 A-0262 12" 516 con . . S PECIAL interest attaches to these records for three reasons. In the first place the work itself is one of the grandest examples of its class ever written, secondly it is now issued for the first time by any come pany in this country and thirdly the solo part has been played by one of the greatest of living pianists, who had the further distinction of perform- ing the work for the first time in under the direction of the composer himself. Sapellnikoff's commanding powers have long since been known to the 'Vocalion' public, as to the world at large but even he has never done anything finer than the truly magnificent interpretation which he has provided of one of the most exacting and at the same time supremely effective of all existing compositions of its type. The discerning hear will not fail to notice, also, the splendid quality of the accompanying orchestral playing by the Aeolian Orchestra under the direction of Mr. Stanley Chapple, and the strikingly successful way in which the whole work has been r'produced.CLARA SERENA (Contralto) In Italian. With The Aeolian Orchestra O don fatale. "Don Carlos" (0 fatal gift) Verdi I Voce di donna o d'Angelo. "La Gioconda" (Thanks K-05227 416 .12" unto thee, angelic voice) `Ponchielli LARA SERENA, who has been responsible for these two fine vocal numbers, is one of the most notable of the many great singers who have come from Australia. She made her debut in in 1923 Cwhen her singing immediately attracted the attention of the critics, one of whom observed that she supplied a living answer to the oft-repeated question "Where are the great singers of to-day?" Serena created the title role in Rutland Boughton's opera " RIkestis" at Covent Garden in 1924 while she has sung also for the Royal Choral Society, at the Albert Hall, as well as at the Queen's Hall, the Crystal Palace and all the leading provincial concerts throughout the United Kingdom. To a splendid contralto voice, employed with all the skill of a great artist, she unites exceptional temperamental gifts, which are well iplified in the two very attractive operatic numbers which make up bar present contribution. Operatic & Orchestral

LUELLA PAIKIN (Soprano) In Italian. With The Aeolian Orchestra

Ah! lo so. "I1 Flauto Magico" Mozart (Hours of joy forever vanished) A-0263 IT 5/6 Voi the sapete. "Le Nozze di Figaro" Mozart (What is this feeling?) SO firmly has -Miss Luella Paikin established herself in the affections, not only of the public at large but also of 'Vocalion' lovers, that few will need reminding of the outstanding position which she has won so rapidly among the leading operatic sopranos of the day. As the chosen understudy of Mme Tetrazzini, for whom she has appeared so often, she occupies a place indeed all her own and no-one who has heard her, whether in person or through the medium of her 'Vocalion' records, will need to be told the reason why. A voice of such exquisite quality as hers is rare indeed and the enormous reputation which she enjoys in England to-day has only ratified the earlier judgment passed on her by the still more critical public of Italy. For her present offerings Miss Paikin has chosen two famous numbers from Mozart-the deeply expressive "Ah lo so," from "" and the delicious and ever-popular "Voi the Sapete" from "," her renderings of which may be safely left to speak for themselves

THE AEOLIAN ORCHESTRA Conducted by Stanley Chapple Le Tombeau de Couperin. No. Prelude Ravel 1- K-05225 17' 4/6 No. 2-Forlane

ct E Tombeau de Couperin," in which the greatest of living French composers pays tribute to one of the most famous of his predeces- sors of long ago, is a later composition of Ravel's which has long since taken its place among the most charming and characteristic of his works.Of the four numbers making up the complete suite, Nos. 3 and 4, issued some time since (D-02139) have found such general favour that a demand for the remaining numbers was almost a matter of course. Those to whom Ravel is still an unknown quantity could not wish fora better introduction to his music than that afforded by these delightful pieces in which his exquisitely delicate and sensitive art is so felicitously

Witty, subtle, refined, restrained-the genius of Ravel, it has been said is like some beautiful French garden, conventional, precise and disciplined but glowing with life and colour beneath its formal ordering. nstrumental & Vocal

ADILA FACHIRI (Violin) Scenes de la Cz&rda, Op. 33, No. 5 Hubay Concerto in A Vivaldi- NJachBz } K-05226 12" 4/6 minor . ist movement: Allegro Vivace Piano Accs. Ethel Hobday ADILA FACHIRI, herself Hungarian born, has found a happy example for the display of her brilliant technique and abounding temperament in one of the immensely effective Scenes deMADAME Czarda of Hubay. That her interpretation is as authoritative as it is brilliant may be safely assumed from the fact that she and her famous sister, jelly d'Aranyi, were both pupils of the composer-who, in his turn, studied with Joachim of whom they are grand-nieces. From an older period comes the fine Vivaldi movement with its long drawn melodic line and classic style, and of this also Mme. Fachiri has furnished a perfect rendering.

MOSCHETTO X82 HIS ORCHESTRA At the Savoy , London Kazbek (Russian Folk Song) `traditional X-9768 10" 3f- Verbena de la Paloma. Selection Oreton . . THIS month Signor Moschetto has found once again two highly-attrac- tive numbers, the performance of which by himself and his orchestra approach as near to perfection as is possible to attain. In the case of the first one, based on a delightful Russian folk song, those who know their Tchaikovsky will recognise the air as one of those employed by him in his popular Marche Slave though the treatment is of course quite different. The second selection, Verbena de la Paloma, is as mellifluous as its name.

WATCYN WATCYNS (Bass-) With the Band of H.M. Welsh Guards (Under the direction of Lieut. Andrew Harris) Captain Morgan's War March 'Craditional (Forth to the Battle) X-9766 10' 31- Land of my Fathers `Craditional In Welsh T HIS might be described as a record with a little bit of history attached to it. Mr. Watcyn Watcyns, who has sung these splendid traditional Welsh airs so finely, is himself late of the Welsh Guards whose regimental band accompanies him and further was the soloist at the cere- mony held not long ago in Cardiff when the Prince of Wales, as Colonel- in-Chief, laid the old colour of the regiment to rest in Llandaff Cathedral. Though both songs have been sung in Welsh, this does not mean that a knowledge of that language is necessary for their enjoyment! KATHLEEN DESTOURNEL (Soprano) I know where I'm goin' arr. Hughes 1r X-9767 I(Y' 3ý- (a) A Ballynure Ballad. (b) B for Barney arr. Hughes J Piano Accs. TBarney"HREE delightful Irish ditties-or say rather two and a bit, for "B for is all too short-make up this record in which Miss Kathleen i Destournel is heard as usual to great advantage. Most appealing in I its wistful tender grace is that lovely air "I know where I'm goin' " in Mr. Herbert Hughes' admirable setting, and no less taking, in a totally different way, is the jovial "Ballynure Ballad" with its rollicking fol-de- rol ritornello at the end of each verse. One might say that the whole Irish character is summed up in these two ballads.

VICTOR CARNE (Tenor) Serenade Raff X-9765 10 3J- Parted. Violin obbligato S. Kutcher `(;osti Piano Accs. Berkeley Mason H ERE are two delightful love-songs given with all the sentiment and fervour of the traditional love-lorn tenor, who happens also in this particular case-Mr. Victor Carne being the vocalist-to possess a lovely voice which he knows how to use supremely well. Tosti's "Parted" is less often heard nowadays than formerly, when it enjoyed such enormous popularity, but it can still hold its own with the best of its class and Raff's erenata" makes a no less sure appeal. BAND OF H.M. LIFE GUARDS Under the direction of Lieut. H. Eldridge The Merry Widow. Selection Lehdr } K-05229 12 4/6 Parts 1 and 2 jj /f USICAL comedy composers have changed their methods consider- I%JI ably since the days of Lehar in his "Merry Widow" vein, but I V i listening to these familiar strains once again through the medium of this sparkling record one is tempted to wonder at moments if the changes have always been for the better; the results may be more startling but whether they are more pleasing is another matter. It is certain, however, that this twenty-years-old "Merry Widow" music wears extraordinarily well and as to the performance one need only say that it represents the finest existing military band once again at its best.

EXCLUSIVE IN THEIR EXCELLENCE YET WITHIN REACH OF ALL :: .. By kind permission of the Management of the Adelphi Theatre KITTY REIDY ' HOWETT WORSTER (Now appearing in "Wildflower") The Two of Us. Duet Van Phillips-Campbell-Connelly } %-9769 10 3J- Bachelor Boy. Duet 'Rey-Little With Orchestral Accompaniments T HOSE who have enjoyed that popular production, "Wildflower," at the Adelphi Theatre, will need no introduction to the two artists responsible for this lively record, but all may not be aware of the unique distinction which stands to their credit in having come straight from Australia, where they both enjoy enormous popularity, to take the leading parts in a big London production. "The Two of Us" is one of the biggest dance hits of the moment and "Bachelor Boy" is an entirely new and so far unpublished duet which has a quite irresistible lilt.

THE REVUE ORCHESTRA Kid Boots. Selection Tierney-Pether Parts l & 2 X-9751 10" 3J- ONCE again at the Winter Garden Theatre they seem to have struck a "winner" in that vastly entertaining production "Kid Boots" and all who have enjoyed the piece will be glad to renew acquaintance with its tuneful and vivacious music which has contributed so largely to the success of the whole show. Here is a capital selection including all the best things from a score full of clever pages, "put over" in perfect style by a light orchestra of unequalled merit. BUDDY LEE (Comedian) (Now appearing in "Lady, be Good" at the Empire Theatre) Want a little Lovin' Harry Warren Oh, Say ! Can I see you to-night ? r X-9771 10" 3/- Creamer-Flato w-Sch uster O F the maker of this record it might be truly said "Once heard, never forgotten"-a statement which will be confirmed by all who have had the privilege of seeing and hearing him in "Lady, be Good" at the Empire. The part he takes was played in New York by that famous Comedian Cliff Edwards, familiarly known as "Ukulele Ike," of whom he is a worthy successor. Mr. Lee's methods are indeed all his own but none the less amazingly effective, as these two numbers sufficiently attest.

DORRIE DENE (Comedienne) I may be a Lady Clifford-Mellor-Cliff } X-9770 10" 31- Hundreds and Thousands Leo Piano Accs. Reg. Lindo is Dorrie Dene at her best again in two rattling numbers, one new and one old but both equally good. "I may be a Lady" is one of the latest additions to her repertoire and of which she makes the veryHERE most as usual by her amazing vitality and vim; while in "Hundreds and Thousands" she re-scores once more an old success at which literally hundreds and thousands have split their sides while listening to her per- formances of it in the "halls" throughout . Truly a great artiste is our Dorrie!

BILLY JONES `8Z ERNEST HARE How she loves me is Nobody's Business Duet Gaskill-,73Vi11s X-9772 10" 31- Flamin' Mamie. Duet Rose-Whiteman With Piano & Banjo Accompaniments EYOND a peradventure these Yankee comedians have a way with them. If you doubt it listen to the efforts of Messrs. Jones and Hare in this eminently racy record and judge for yourself. Note that B basso doesn't sepulchral especially and if it make your sides shake you should really consult a specialist! Observe also their marvellous enuncia- tion-not a point untold-to say nothing of that 100 per cent accent, which adds just the final touch. Truly some duettists these!

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DON PARKER '2B HIS BAND At The Hotel & The Kit-Cat Club, London Always. Waltz (vocal refrain) Irving Berlin You know. Sissle-Blake X-9773 ought to Fox-trot . Fascinating Rhythm. "Lady, be Good." Fox-trot gershwin } Somehow. (vocal Van 'PhillipsT Fox-trot refrain) .

Behind the Clouds. Fox-trot (vocal refrain) Davis-Silver } You've got those Wanna go back again "Blues" X-9779 Fox-trot ' urk-Handman )

BEN BERNIE 0 HIS HOTEL ROOSEVELT ORCHESTRA Oh, Lady, be Good. "Lady be good" Fox-trot Gers win To-morrow Mornin' Robinson-Little-Britt . X-9775 Fox-trot (vocal refrain)

BEN SELVIN 0 HIS ORCHESTRA Keep on crooning a tune. Fox-trot Fain-Weill-McHugh 1 Someone's stolen my sweet, sweet baby Fox-trot Drown-Clare-Pinkard

BEN SELVIN M HIS ORCHESTRA Whoopee ! ! Fox-trot (vocal refrain) de Sylva-Brown- Conrad THE MAYFAIR TRIO Just one more waltz with you. Waltz Jerome

THE TUXEDO ORCHESTRA There ain't no flies on Auntie Van der Decken (vocal . Fox-trot refrain) - X-9778 Hokey Pokey. Fox-trot (vocal refrain) Hess-Hall ) A MONG a splendid selection of Dance records Don Parker is once more to the fore with brilliant renderings of new numbers among which "Always"-Irving Berlin's latest waltz-bids fair to outdo even "You forgot to remember" in popularity. Of his other numbers "Fascin- ating Rhythm" and Lady, be Good" are from the latest big London successess.As regards the remainder, the names of Ben Bernie, Ben Selvin and The Tuxedo Orchestra are in themselves sufficient guarantee of quality. Alphabetical List of Titles Reprint of TItles published In Dec., Jan., Feb., Mar., and April.

Title Artist No. Price Title Artist No. Pries Ast Momus 'Phoebus and Pan' Come to the Cook-house Door ýad L. Paikin A-0250 12" 5/6 and M. McEachern K-05208 12' 913 )dereeuae, Op. I, No. 5 One of the Guards (Gretehaninov) In Russian Concerto in D minor, for two Aior ti vista di non amar Violins (Bach) Fedora" In Italian. Tokatyan B-3121 10" Ili- Fachiri, d'Aranyi & Orch. Sicilians "Cavalleria -J Ist & 2nd movements. Part I A-0252 12' 34 Kusticena In Italian 2nd Part 2 & 3rd A-0253 12" 318 And now let me read my fate movt., moot. '(Card Sons) E. Cruickshank K-0522I IT 4/6 Corn Rigs J. Mathewson X-9688 10" i/- "Carmen" The years roll and Scots wha hae §7, andbringing no comfort Cries of London (V. Thomas) LEnfant Prodigue" Parts I & 2 Royle & Head X-9662 10" 31- Ay.Ay-Ay Moschetto & his Orch. X-9712 10" 31- Cries London (V. Thomas) Une beire d'Amour of and Pans 3 & 4 Royle & Head X-9663 10" Ili- Bachelor Reflections Cuckoo, The ("More Daisies") and N. Keys & I. Russell X-9670 I0" 51- The London Guide N. Keys and K. Destournel X-9664 10" 3l- Ma babby Ballade In A flat, Op. 47 (Chopin) curly-headed Parts I & 2 (Piano) Y. Bowen X-9666 IO" 31- Daffodil Gold P. St. Clair X-9746 10"31- lam Bam Bamy Shore D. Dene X-9714 IO" 31- and Melisande in the Wood and I would like to know WHY I Beloved, it is morn K. Destournel K-05207 ]Z'418 and Love, the Pedlar DANCE RECORDS B e'seune, Op. 113 No. 4 (Golter- manal ('Ctello) H. Bliss X-9695 IO"31- FOX-TROTS and Madrigal, No. 4 (Gillet) Sam Sam Gamy Shore (vocal Bareeuse, Op. 1, No. 5 (Gretchan- D. Parker his Band X-9712 äf- A-0250 12" refrain) & 10" inov) In Russian L Paikin 518 You're just flower from Air Momus "Phoebus and a and of an old Bouquet and Pan" Bambalina "Wildflower" DBemuse. Op. 1, No. 5 (Gretch- his Orch.y X-9730 10"3/- and B. Selvin's Orch. X-9527 10" 31- aninov) Moschetto & Wildflower Intro "April Blow U d Canzonetta.Op.6 'Ambrosio) cm. B. Bernie's Orth. g%* kitten, The Selection Brown Eyes-WhyV. you BlueP Tarts I &2 The Revue Orch. X-9750 10" 31- and B. Selvin's Orch. X-9706 Wit- Bot who may abide " Kinky Kid.' Parade (vocal refr'n) 4ad W. Watcyns K-05202 12" 416 Collegiate (vocal refrain) Thy Glorious Deeds "Samson" and Bernie's Roosevelt Orth. X-9671 10" 31- Býto Popolare (Elgarl Yes Sirl That's my baby Cnoocert Overture ]n the Soutb" Curtis (vocal refrain) "Blue Kitten" Op 50 Modern Chamber Orch. K-05215 12" 41 D. Parker & his Band X-9716 10"91- and Two Interludes Symphonic and Ida-I do Study, "Falstaff," Op. 68 Don't wait too long (vocalrefrain) Casuonetta Op. 6 (d'Ambrosio) D. Parker & his Band X-9717 WIN- and 1VI'oschetto & his Orch. X-9730 10" 51- and Whose who are you? Berceuse, Op. I, No. 5 Ev'rything Is Hotsy Totsy now (Gretchaninov) (voc. ref.) Keystone Serenaders X-9735 10" !W- B aconette. Op. 20 (Sammons) Where 1 find A. Sammons X-9729 and can you? and (Violin) 10" 31- Footloose The Tuxedo Orchestra X-9703 If" 31- Liebesfreud (Kreisler) and She was just a Sailors Cse Ilna Sweetheart Waltz Sweetheart (vocal refrain) nd Palala's Hawaiians X-9698 10" 31- The Ambassadors Mother's Humming Lullaby Hearts and Flowers Waltz and The Tuxedo Orch. X-9730 10" 3f- O1Myacteristla impressions of Save Sorrow (vocal refrain) BtaIs Celebrities N. Keys X-9715 10" 3/- your The I Love Hong Kong Dream Girl and one D. Parker & his Band X-9701 ld' 110- Christ In Flanders McEacbern X-9708 10" 31- and She showed him this (voc'l ref'n) sad Pagan Cctsnel Bo ey March Ida-Ido D. Parker & his Band X-9716 10' 31- Band e& H.M. Life Guards K-05201 12'416 and Cutie_(vocal refrain) "The Blue Kitte," and Festival March Alphabetical List of Titles Reprint of Titles published in Dec., Jan., Feb., Mar., and April.

Title Artist No. Price Title Artist No. Price FOX-TROTS (continued) FOX-TROTS (Continued); N I had a gIrl like you Panama Newman's Dance Band X-9703 10"s X-9720 10" 51- - and Bernie's Roosevelt Orch. and Moonlight and Roses Some day well meet again Peaceful Valley Night Club Orch. D. Parker & his Band X-9755 10' 3! Lves and - I Levi my Baby (My baby I love my baby (My baby loves me) (vocal refrain) me) (vocal refrain) D. Parker & his Band X-9755 10" 51- Save your Sorrow (vocal refrain( and Valley Peaceful and Tuxedo Orchestra X-9738 10" 3/- I Miss my Swiss (vocal refrain) Hearts and Flowers The Tuxedo Orchestra X-9677 10" 51- She Showed him this (vocal ref'n) andGolden Memories Hawaii of and D. Parker & his Band X-9701 10" 51- Waltz Miami Marimba Band Hong Kong Dream Girl I'm Knee Deep In Daisies She was just a Sailor's Sweet- and Keystone Serenaders X-9736 10" 3!- heart The Ambassadors X-9705 10' 31- Lonesome Me (vocal refrain) and rat Sitting on Top of the World Footloose Tuxedo Orchestra and D. Parker and his Band X-9733 10" 3/- Sleepy Time Gal B. Selvin s Orcb. X-9757 10" h- My Castle in Spain and Deep in my heart, dear I never knew The Ambassadors X-9758 10" 3/- "The Student Prince" Waltz and That Certain Party (vocal Some day we'll meet again refrain) and Night Club Orch. X-9720 I0" 81- I. the Purple Twilight 1E I had a girl like you and The Ambassadors X-9676 ID" 51- Bernie's Roosevelt Orch. MýyHawaiian Evenin' Star Sonya (vocalref'n) Selvin's Orch. X-%78 10" 5)- Waltz Miami Marimba Band and Mamie I want for That Certain Party (vocal refrain) you all me 7 he Ambassadors X-9758 10' 111- and Night Club Orch. X-9721 I0" L'- and Yal Yal Almal Selvin's Orch. I never knew Then I'll be Happy (vocal refrain) 5!- I Wonder baby Is to- and D. Parker & his Band X-9754 10" where my The Two Us (vocal night D. Parker and his Band X-9734 10" 31- of refrain) and Close your Eyes Waltz Two of Us, The (vocal refrain) (vocal refrain) D. Parker & his Band X-9754 10"W andThen 111be Happy Kinky Kids' Parade (vocal refrain) Selvins Orch. X-9706 It" 31- Where can I find you and Keystone Serenaders X-9735 I O" II- Brown Eyes-Why are you Blue? and LonesomeB. Ev'rything is Hotsy Totsy now Bernie's Roosevelt Orch. X-9759 10" 11/- (vocal refrain) and Marguerite Whose who are youP Lonesome Me D. Parker & his Band X-9717 10" 5)- andDon't long (vocal and Keystone Serenader, X-9736 10"31- wait too ref'n) I'm knee deep in Daisies Who Wouldn't Love You (vocal Mamie Selvin's Orchestra X-9678 10" 31- refrain) Night Club Orch. X-9737 10" III- Let "Sweetheart" and Sonya (vocal refrain) me call you Manhattan Night Club Orch. X-9675 101,31- Waltz Windsor Orch. Intro. April and Funny. Waltz Wildflower : Tuxedo Orchestra Blossoms" B. Bernie'sOrch. X-9517 I0" 5)- MargueriteB. and Bambalina "Wildflower" B. Selvies Orch. Bernie's Roosevelt Orch. X-9759 10" 5/- Lonesome Ys! Va! Alma! (vocal refrain) and Selvin's Orch. X-9721 I0" i1- Moonlight Roses and and Iwant you all for me Newman's Dance Band X-9703 10" 5!- Night Club Orch. Panamaand Yes Sir! That's my baby My Castle in Spain Bernie's Roosevelt Orch. X-%74 10"31- and D. Parker and his Band X-9733 10" 31- and Collegiate (vocal refrain) I'm sitting on top of the world You're just a flower from an It Sugar Night Club Orch. X-9707 10" 5!- old bouquet Parker & his Band X-9701 I0" 8!- and Campanitas de Plata Waltz and Bam Bam Bamy Shore The Castillians (vocal refrain) Chs Levey, be Mine (vocal refrain) You Told Me to Go Selvin'e Orch. X-9739 lI R - B. Selvin's Orch. X-9739 10" 3!- and Oh, Lovey, be Mine so told me to go (vocal refrain) Alphabetical List of Titles Reprint of Titles published in Dec., Jan., Feb., Mar., and April.

Title Artist No. Price Title Artist No. Price ONE-STEPS WALTZES (Continued) Valencia (vocal refrain) Lullaby Lane Miami Marimba Band X-9756 10" 51- and La Villa Splendide Band X-9763 10"31- and Forgiveness Waltz So long, I'll sce you again The Windsor Orch. My Hawaiian Evenin' Star and Miami Marimba Band X-9676 10" 3- TANGOS (All new French Tangos). In the Purple Twilight Fox-trot Adelal Goodhart's Orch. X-9704 10" 31- The Ambassadors So long, I'll see you again and Alba dc Amor Band X-9756 Alba de Amor Goodhart's Orch. X-9704 10"31- and Miami Marimba 10" 51- Lullaby Lane and Adelai Appassionata, L' and de Pietro's Tango Band X-9718 10"31- Reins del Pago Julian de Pietro's Tango Band X-9719 10" 31- Dear Love of Mine (Duet) and Mal de Amor "Nadeshda' Destournel Lys Moir, Le Goodhart's Oreh. X-9682 10" 31- and & Williamson K-05213 I2" 416 and Spain Lovely Maiden in the Moonlight Mal de Amor "La Boh4me" Destournel& Titterton and de Pietro's Tango Band X-9719 10"31- Julian Dell's awa' wi' the Exciseman, Mantillas La Goodhart's Orch. X-9683 10" 31- The (a) Roy Henderson X-9665 Id' 81- Por Ti O Willie brewed a peck o' maut and The Land Leal Per Ti Goodhart s Orch. X-9683 10"31- (b) and o'the and La Mantilla Devon o' Devon, (b) and (a) Out- Reine del Pago Bound "Songs the Sea" I de Pietro's Tango Band X-9718 ID" 31- ward of an and Drake's Drum W. Watcyns K-05211 W41 L' Appassionata Dollyy Berceuse, Of,. 56, No. I RositaLa (Faure) (Cello) H. Bliss X-971I 10" 81- Villa Splendide Tango Band X-9681 10"31- and Menuet (Rameau. art. Salmon) and Viva el Principe Watermelons Spain Goodhart's Orch. X-9682 10"51- Down Where the grow D. Dene X-9752 W51- and Le Lys Noir Ukulele Lady (A Burlesque) Viva el Principe and X-9681 Drake's Drum "Songs Sea" La Villa Splendide Tango Band 10"31- W.of theWatcyns K45211 12"416 Rosita and and (a) Outward Bound (b) Devon, 0 Devon WALTZES Drink tome only with thine eyes Campanitas de Plata Castillians X-9707 10" gl- Victo, Carne X-9710 1011- and My Sugar. Fox-trot and For ever and for ever Night Club Orch. Espana Rapsodie Parts I & 2 Close Your Eyes (vocal refrain) The Aeolian Orchestra A-025B 12" 816 D. Parker & his Band X-9734 10" 5/- and Everybody says "You're a fool I wonder where my baby is (a) I'm (b) Fox-trot a plucky chap and to-night Gathering Mushrooms. Rosing B-3122 10' 41- Deep in my heart, dear "The In Russian Student Prince" Selvin's Orch. X-9757 IC" 3/- Falstaff, Act 2, Scene 1. and Sleepy Time Gal Fox-trot Parts I & 2 Roy Henderson K-05205 12' 418 Forgiveness The Windsor Orch. X-9763 10" 3/- Falstaff, Act 2, Scene I. Valencia One-step (vocal Henderson K-05206 12' 4/6 and La Villa Splendide Band Parts 3 & 4 Roy refr'n) Falstaff interludes from Tuxedo Orch. X-9675 10" two Funny and 31- SymphonicStudy, Op. 68 (Elgar) Manhattan Fox-tiotNight Modern Chamber Orch. K-05215 12'416 Club Orch. and Canto Popolare (Elgar) Concert Golden Memories Hawaii of Overture "In the South." Op. 50 and Miami Marimba Band X-9677 10" 31- I Miss my Swiss Fox-trot Festival March Tuxedo Orch. Band of H.M. Life Guards K-05201 I2' 416 Let Me Call You "Sweetheart" and Colonel Bogey March and Windsor Orch. X-9737 10" 5/- For ever and for ever V. Came X-9710 10" 6 - Who Love You F'x-t wouldn't t and Drink to me only with (vocal refrain) Night Club Orch. thine eyes Alphabetical List of Titles Reprint of Titles published in Dec., Ian., Feb., May., and April.

Title Artist No. Price Title Artist No. Pries Freebooter Songs- I would like to know WHY1 No. I. Minnie Song and No. 2. D. Dene X-9714 10" 3/- The Rebel R. Henderson X-9744 10"51- and Bam Bam Bamy Shore No. 3. Son of Mine and No. 4. Jardin d'Amour O. Haley X-9727 10"51- Up in the Saddle R. Henderson X-9745 10" 3/- In French and Wiegenlied. Op. From the Rialto (Violin) P. Allan K-0520) 12" 4/6 98. No. 2 (Schubert) In German and Morning Song Je Veux Vivre "Romeo et Gathering Mushrooms V. Rosins B 3122 10"41- Juliette" In French L. Paikin A-0251 12" 5/6 In Russian and (a) Everybody and Non so piu cosy son, cola says "You're a fool" (b) I'm a faccio "Le Nozze di Figaro" plucky chap In Italian Give Me Just a Little Bit of Your Just LonesomeFerrera Love P. English X-9732 10"51- & Palalubi X-%73 10" 3/- and Sweet Man and In the Heart of Hawaii Golden Dream Girl Keys of Heaven, The Duet. and Palala'a Hawaiians X-9722 10"3/- and E. Hook & A. Argent K-05184 12'416 If I can't have You O Lovely Night E Hook Good Fellows M. McEaehern X-9747 10" 3/- Knight of Bethlehem, The and When the Sergeant-Major's and Voici Noel J. Coates B-3117 10" 4!- on Parade Land o' the Leal, The Grande Paqua Russe, La (Rim- Roy Herd_rson X-9665 10" 31- and Deil's sky-Korsakov) Aeolian Orch. A-0255 12" 516 The awe with the Excise- Overture, Parts I & 2 man (a) O Willie brewed a peck Grande Paque Russe, La (Rim- o' maul (b) sky-Korsakov) Aeolian Orch. A-0256 12" 5/6 Largo and Allegro Giocoso (Galuppi-Craxton) J. d'Aranyi K-05203 12" 4'6 Ove tu. e, Parts 3 & 4 Guarany Selection [Gomez) and Passepied (Destouches- Dandelot) (Violin) and (Accordion) A. P. Gallarini X-9679 l0" 3/- Marche lndienne (Sellenick) Liebesfreud (Kreisler) Sammons X-9729 10" 3l- Canzonetta, Hamlet's Soliloquy (b) Baynton K-05216 12" 4/6 and Op, 20, [a) The Seven Ages of Man (Sammons) (Violin) and Shakespeare's War Cry London Guide The N. Keys X-9670 10" 3!- He D. Dene X-969) 10" 31- J called me"'Baby" and BachetorRefections I to be Mammy s N. Keys& I. Russell, andKnee want on Longin' for You M. Morgan X-9728 10" 31- Heebfe Jeebies(Banio) H. Reser X-9731 10"51- and If I Were and Oh I Boy, what a Girl Love, the Pedlar K.Destournel K-05207 12" 4;6 Homeward Bound "Songs of the and Beloved, it is morn Sea" W. Watcyns K-05212 12" 4/6 Lovely maiden in the moonlight andThe Old Superb (Duet) "La Boheme" Hungarian Rhapsody, No. 13 and Destournel & Titterton K-05213 12' 4/6 (Liszu (Piano) Sapellnikoff A-0257 12" 6/6 Dear love of mine (Duet) and Invitation to the Waltz "Nadeshda" Destourael& (Weber-Tausig) Wdliamso i It I can't have You Ma curly-headed babbyK. Destournel X-9664 10' 3I- and Palala's Hawaiians X-9722 10" 3/- Golden Dream Girl and The Cuckoo "More Daisies" Madrigal, No. 4 (Gillet) H. Bliss X-9695 10"3/- If I Were M. Morgan X-9728 10" 3/- Berceuse. Op. No. Longin' and 113, 4 and for You (Goltermann) ('Cello) I m it plucky chap (a) (b) and Marche Indienne (Sellenick) Everybody says "You're a fool" In Russian V. Rosing B-3122 10"4/- and (Accordion) A. P. Gallarmi X-%79 10" 3!- Guarany Selection and Gathering Mushrooms (Gomez) March Medley In the Heart of Hawaii Martial Moments Ferrera & Palaluhi X-9673 10"51- (arr. Winter) Parts I & 2 Band H.M. Life Guards K-05220 and Just Lonesome of 12 416 Invitation Melisande lathe Wood St. Clair X-9746 10" 3/- to the Waltz (Weber- Daffodil Gold Tausig) (Piano) Sapellnikoff A-0257 12" 6/6 and Salmon) and Hungarian Rhapsody, Menuet (Rameau, arr. No. 13 (Liszt) and ('Cello) H. Bliss X-9711 10" 11- pant to be on Mammy's Knee Dolly Berceuse, Op. 56, No. I end D. Done X-9699 10" 11- Mercenary Maly Selection. He called me "Baby" Part. I & II. Moscbetto'sOrch. X-%72 10" 5/- Alphabetical List of Titles Reprint of Titles published in Dec., Jan., Feb., Mar., and April.

Title Artist No. Price Title Artist No. Price Minnie Song "Freebooter Songs" On win Theof song E. Cruickshank X-9694 10113- Wnd Roy Henderson X-9744 10" 31- and Minstrel Boy e Rebel Outward Bound (a) Devon. Minstrel Boy, The Cruickshank X-9694 10"31- and 0 Devon (b) "Songs of the Sea" and On wings of song Drake's Drum W. Watcyns K-05211 12" 4%6 Minuet (Montorio) J. Van Lier X-9748 10"3/- and Paddlin' Madelin' Home and Sarabande (Mazzano) ('Cello) Mirella Overture (Gounod) and A. Bernard X-9753 10"31- Parts I & 11. Sleepy Time Gal N. Clark Band of H.M. Life Guards X-9167 10" 31- Pagan M. McEachern X-9708 I0" 51- Morning Song (Violin) P. Allan K-05209 12" 4/6 and Christ in Flanders and From the Rialto Passepled (Destouches-Dandelot)(Violin' My love she's but a lassie yet J. d'Aranyi K-05203 12" 416 J. Mathewson X-9686 10"51- rd and Largo and Allegro Giocoso y Nannie's Awa (Galuppi-Craxton) My Mother's Numming Lullaby Palala's X-9698 Prelude in G Minor, Op. 23 (Rae6- Wal Hawaiians 10' 31 (Piano) Y. Bowen K-05214 12" 416 (jrolina Sweetheart Waltz maninov) and J. X-9687 and Second Arabesque in G My le 0' Mathewson 10" 31- (Debussy) The Road to the Ides. and Hebrides" Prince Igor (Borodin) Ballet Songs of the Music. Parts I & 11. My Nannie's Awe' J. Mathewson X-9686 10"31- My love lassie Band of H.M. Life Guards K-05210 12" 4/6 and she's b, t a yet Rebel, The "Freebooter Songs" My Ship r. Archibald X-9709 ID" 3/- Trees and Roy Henderson X-9744 ]W'31- and Minnie Song My T E. Hook X-9608 10;131- urn Raves, Les (Dreams) (Rebikow) and The Rosary (Viola) L. Tertis X-%96 10" 31- Nslt Gwynn Dances Parts I & 2 and H.M. Guards Sunset (Tertis) Band of Life K-05224 12" 4/6 "Songs memogq quI reposesff s" "Robert le Roadside Fire, The of Diable" ' A-0254 12" 5/6 Travel " H. Stevens X-9693 10"31- The Vagabond and Si Is Riguer ' La Juive" and Mtt N u sesa sons Cosa tannin Road to the Isles, The "Songs of Li di Figaro' In Italian the Hebrides" J. Mathewson X-9687 10"31- eaze My Nannie O' and L. Paikin A-0251 12' 5/6 ard Je Veux Vivre "Romeo et Rosary, The E. Hook X-%08 10" 31- In French My Treasure .'Bette' H. X-9731 and Ohl Bey heebieWhat a Girl Reser 10" 31- Sarabande (Mazzano) Van Lier X-9748 I0" 31- and Jeebies (Banjo) and Minuet (Montorio) ('Cello) Cl. y Just se, If fortune to Soots who has J. Mathewson X-9688 10"51- woad know "Phoebus du and Corn Rigs Pan I and L. Paikin A-0250 12' 5/6 Second Arabesque In D Bareeuse. O. I, No. 5 (Debussy) (Piano) Y. Bowen K-05214 12"416 K3re ammo,) and Prelude in G minor. Op. 23 0 NIKe ht E. Hook K-05184 12'.4)6 (Rachmaninov) and . of Heaven Duet E. Hoek & A. Argent Second Serenadet(Toselli)Mosc6etto & his Orch. X-9697 ID' 31- Cy King Cole (Veugh. Williams) Sometime Waltz Ballet Suite, Pans I & ll. and Serenata tToselli) V. Carne X-9726 10"11- Aeolian Orch. A-0247 12" 5!6 To Mary OIL King Cole (Vaugh. Williams) and (a) Seven Ages of Man, The BBalletSuite, arts llI & IV. 12" 416 Aeolian Orch. A-0246 12' 518 (b) Hamlet's Soliloquy. Baynten K-05216 ON Superb. The "Soots and Shakespeare's War Cry of the War Cry Baynton K-05216 17'416 Sea' and W. Watcyns K-05212 12' 410 Shakespeare's Homeward Bound and (a) The Seven Ages of Man See I Love, The N. Keys X-9715 10"31- (b) Hamlets Soliloquy Characteristic Impressions Sioiliana "Cavalleria Rusticaoa" Stale Celebrities In Italian A. Tokatyan B-3121 10' 41- BOS the Guards McEachern K-05208 12" 416 Amor ti vieta di non amar of "Fedora"and In Italian and Come to the Cook-house Door 0 Willis brewed a peak o' maut Si La Riguer. "La Juive" (b) The Deil's awa' wi' the and M. Murray-Davey A-0254 12" 516 Excise (a) Roy Henderson X"9665 10"5/- Noeaakeui reposes "Behest In and "tla Land e' the Leal Diane Alphabetical List of Titles Reprint of Titles published in Dec., Jan., Feb., Mar., and April. Title Artist No. Price Tide Artist No. Pries Sleepy Time Gal N. Clark X-9753 10" 5!- Trans P. Archibald X-9709 I9" 31- and Paddlin' Madelin' Home and My Ships A. Bernard Ukulele Lady (Burlesque) Dene X-9752 IO" 51- Sometime Waltz and Down where the water- Moschetto &his Orch. X-%97 10" 5)- melons grow aod Second Serenade (Toselli) Una heure d'Amour Sees? Mine "Freebooter Songs" and Moschetto & his Orch. X-9712 IV' äf- Ay-Ay-A (Serenata Criolla) aed Roy Henderson X.9745 10" 51 Up the Saddle "Freebooter Up in the Saddle In Sonata In D (Bach) Bliss & Songs" and Roy Henderson X-9745 IC" II/- Son Mine Ist and 2nd Movts. Chapple K-05218 12' 416 of Sonata in D (Bach) Bliss & Vagabond, The "Songs of Travel" 3rd 4th Movts. Chapple K-05219 17' 416 and H. Stevens X-9693 I0" 31- and The Roadside Fire Senate for Two Violins and Valencia (Dense d'Espagne) Piano (Handel)1st & 2nd movts. Moschetto & his Orch. X-9749 10-51- Fach d'Aranyi & Hobday K 45222 12" 416 and ri, Why are the Roses w Pale Senate for Two Violins and Veronique Selection. Piano (Handel) 3rd & 4th movts. Parts I & 11. K-05223 Fachiri, d'Aranyi & Hobday 17' 416 Band of H.M. Life Guards K-05204 12" 416 Seep the Sea (Stanford) Vale! Noel In French J. Coates B-3117 10"41- No. of I. Drake's Drum No. 2. and The Knight of Bethlehem Outward Bound No. 3. Waltz Son* "Romeo Juliette' Devon. Devon andW. Watcyns et O' K-05211 17' 4/6 In French and L. Paikin A-0251 12" 6/6 faccio No. 4. Homeward Bound and Non so pin coca son, coca No. 5. The Old SuperbW "Le Nozze di Figaro'' In Italian Watcyns K-05212 12" 4/6 Waspps8Overture, The (Vaughan- Spanish Affair, A Williams) Parts I and 2 The Aeolian Orch. A-0249 I2" 6/6 and N. Keys & 1. Russell X-9700 10" 31- The Tipster N. Keys When I hear that song at twi- Bonset (Tertis) (Viola) L Tertia X-96% 10"31- light E. Collins & Ukulele X-9666 I0" 5/- Wondering and Les Reves (Dreams) and (Rebikow) When the Sergeant-Major's on Sweet Maa P. English X-9732 10"31- Parade M. McEachern X-9747 10"51- Good Fellows and Give me just a little bit and love Why are the Roses so Pale of your Moschetto his Orek. X-9749 I(Y"31- Tip me More Selection and & Parts I & Il. Revue Orch. X-%71 I4" 31- Valencia (Danse d Espagne) That's I love Moon WI nlled, Op. 98, No. 2 why the (Shubert) In German Haled X-9727 10 61- E. Collins & Ukulele X-9713 10" 31- Jardin d'Amour In French Wild Rose and ou were & Wildflower Selection Parts I & 2 Thou shalt break them The Revue Orch. X-9762 10"3/- Messiah" F. Titterton K-05217 12" 4/6 Wondering E. Collins & Ukulele X-9668 10" 31- Total Eclipse Samson and and When I hear that song at Thy Glorious Deeds "Samson" twilight sad W. Watcyns K-05202 17'416 Years roll by, no comfort But who may abide Messiah" bringing, The E. Cruickshank K-05221 17'416 Tlpter, The N. Keys X-9700 10"51- ":Enfant Prodigue" and and A Spanish Affair And now let me read my fate N. Keys & 1. Russell (Card Song) "Carmen" To Ma V. Carne X-9726 10" 31- You were a Wild Rose sad Saousts (Toselli) and E. Collins & Ukulele X-9713 10" 111- Tetild [elapse "Samson"F. That's why I love the Moon Tittertoa K45217 I7' 416 Zoo-Keeper. The Parts I & II. shalt break them Gene Gerrard, Ass. by Liveaey X-%69 10" AT assiah'. 3071 PORTABLE TABLE GRAND

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From California to Piccadilly ROM Drummer Boy in a Californian Night Club Orchestra to Leader of the popular Piccadilly Hotel Dance Band, is a far cry. This, in a few words, is the striking story of Don Parker, whose music has set a million feet twink- ý:_:: I ling over the dance floors of the world. It is no mean achievement. Don Parker has worked hard from 1915 right up to the present time, war service excepted, to interpret dance music perfectly. If there is one conductor in the world who knows how to extract the utmost rhythm out of a dance number, it is Don Parker. In 1915, when the Saxophone was still an instrument of torture, Don Parker sensed its possibilities and believing that this badly treated instrument could be made to sound as sweet as a 'cello, set to work to study its peculiar characteristics with an enthusiasm that has made him a master player. It was not long before his remarkable skill gained the serious attention of the American public. Very soon he appeared in New York with his own combination under the direction of the famous Paul Whiteman. This combination of five, called the Vernon Country Club Orchestra, was rated as the highest paid in the United States. Then came the war and a period of military service with the American Flying Corps. Gay nights following the signing of the Armistice, created an abnormal demand for good dance bands and Don Parker was booked for the Strand Roof, where he was an attraction in one of New Yorks most spectacular cabarets. But adventure is ever calling the true artist, and in 1923 Don Parker set sail for England, booked to appear at the Piccadilly Hotel, to which popular rendezvous he is now paying a return visit. That he has played his way into the hearts of its patrons is evidenced by the insistent demands that are made upon his Band.

But perhaps Don Parker's greatest achievement is in having organ- ised and trained an all- in every respect equal to anything that America can produce. He has proved that, given the right leadership and the right music, English musicians can give us "Dance Music as it should be played," which, incidentally, is Don Parker's motto. EXCLUSIVETO `VOCALION' VOCALION' RECORDS 1011 DOUBLE-SIDED 3/- DON PARKER & HIS BAND i She showed him this-she showed him that X 9701 Fox-trot-Vocal Refrain Stone-David (Hong Kong Dream Girl Harry Barris Fox-trot

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(Cutie. "The Blue Kitten" X 9716' Fox-trot-Vocal Refrain' UIda-I do Fox-trot

(Don't wait too long Irving BerlinGreer X 9717 Fox-trot-Vocal Refrain l Whose who are you? Fox-trot

The two of us Van Phillips. Campbell-Connelly Fox-trot-Vocal Refrain Then I'll be happy Cliff-Friend Fox-trot

I love my Baby (my Baby loves me) Harry Warren X 9755 JPeacefulFox-trot-Vocal Refrain Valley Robison Fox-trot (Always Irving Berlin X 9773 Waltz-Vocal Refrain You to know Sissle-Blake Fos-trotought

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