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Pathe Phono & Radio Corp 220 THE TALKING MACHINE WORLD NOVEMBER 15, 1924 ADVANCE RECORD BULLETINS FOR DECEMBER-(Continued from page 219) Arthur Fields Nathan Glantz and His Orch. I Don't Know Why-Fox-trot (Galvin -Coakley), Woogey Woo (Caddigan-Story)-Fox-trot, The Vagabonds California Melodic Syncopators Regal Records 5570 Sweet Little You (Bibo) Lange -McKay Orch. 10809 Me and the Boy Friend (Clare-Monaco)-Fox- DANCE RECORDS Tea for Two (Loumans) Lange -McKay Orch. trot Bar harbor Society Orch. 9719 All Alone-Waltz Bar Harbor Society Orch. POPULAR SONGS My Best Girl (Walter Donaldson)-Fox-trot, Georgia Lullaby-Waltz Imperial Dance Orch. 5559 Me and the Boy Friend (Clare-Monaco)-Orch. Bar Harbor Society Orch. 9720 I Wanna See My Tennessee-Fox-trot, Accomp. Aileen Stanley (Comedienne) SONG HITS California Ramblers I'm in Love With the Prince of Wales (Miller - 10800 All Alone (Irving Berlin)-Tenor Solor, Orch. Eliza-Fox-trot California Ramblers Conrad), Orch. Accomp., Accomp. Sydney Mitchell 9721 Bring Back Those Rock -a -Bye Baby Days-Fox- Aileen Stanley (Comedienne) Sing aLittle Song (Erdman-Chon-Westphal)---- trot Hollywood Dance Orch. 5563 Dreamer of Dreams (Kahn-Fiorito)-Orch. Ar Tenor Solo, Orch. Accomp Sydney Mitchell Manda (From "Chocolate Dandies")-Fox-trot, comp. The Tremaine Bros. 10807 BringBackThoseRock -a -Bye BabyDays California Ramblers Rock -a -Bye My Baby Blues (Yoell-Iii11)-Orch. (Christy-Silver-Bernie)-Baritone SoloOrch. 9722 Everything You Do-Fox-trot, Accomp. The Tremaine Bros. Accomp. Ernest Hare FOREIGN I'm Yearning for You (Frank Whittier)-Tenor Hollywood Dance Orch. (Spanish) Solo, Orch. Accomp. Sydney Mitchell In the Garden of To -morrow, S 5556 Lagrimas de Oro-Fox-trot (Juan Montemayor 10808 Who Wants a Bad Little Boy? (Fisher -Burke) Continental Dance Orch. E.) Orquesta Miramar -Tenor Solo, Orch. Accomp Sydney Mitchell 9723 Who Do You Love?-Fox-trot, Me Quieres?-Fox-trot (S. Diaz Pena), BeyondtheClouds(Caddigan-Story)-Tenor Bar Harbor Society Orch. Orquesta Texans Solo, Orch. Accomp Sydney Mitchell Ask Iler When Shadows Fall-Fox-trot, (Italian) FOR CHRISTMAS CHEER Nathan Glantz and His Orch. 1-5560 Civetteria Polka-Polka (G.Nucci)-Iasilli's Band 10811 A Day in Toyland (Fred W. Hagar)-Descrip- 9724 Dear One-Fox-trot...Nathan Glantz and His Orch. ReminiscenzeNapoletana-Tarantelle(N.M. tive Christmas Novelty, Tropical Palms-Fox-trot Continental Dance Orch. Calace) IasiIli's Band Orchestra with Toy Instruments 9725 Dixie Flyer Sam-Fox-trot Six Black Diamonds (German) Christmas Time at Pun'kin Centre-Descriptive I'm Gonna Get Acquainted-Fox-trot, G-2547 Unterwald Landler.Bauern Kapelle "Alt -Schwaben" Christmas Novelty, Six lackDiamonds Traum Walzer. Bauern Kapelle "Alt -Schwaben" Cal Stewart -Ada Jones, Premier -American Quartet 9276 A Sunkist Cottage in California-FoxB-trot, 10459 Kiddies Patrol (Christmas Eve) (Walter Rogers) Sam Lanin's Dance Orch. -Descriptive Emerson Concert Band Dreary \Veather-Fcx-trot.Sam Lanin's Dance Orch. Kiddies Dance(Christmas Morning)(Walter 9727 The Pal That I Loved Stole the Gal That I Pathe Phono & Radio Corp. Rogers) Emerson Concert Band Loved-Waltz Nathan Glantz and His Orch. 10270 Hark! the Herald Angels Sing (Mendelssohn)- I Wonder What's Become of Sally?-Waltz, (NEEDLE -CUT RECORDS) Male Quartet Stellar Quartet Imperial Dance Orch. DANCE RECORDS Joy to the \Vorld (Handel)-Male Quartet, VOCAL RECORDS 036149 I Want to See My Tennessee-Fox-trot, 9728 Bring Back Those Rock -a -ByeBaby Days- Lanin's Arcadians Stellar Quartet Baritone Solo, Orch. Accomp. Arthur Fields Eliza-Fox-trot, 10694 The Voice of the Chimes-Male Quartet, Orch. When the One You Love Loves You-Tenor Mike Speciale and His Carlton Terrace Orch. Accomp. Stellar Quartet RingOut\VildBells-BaritoneSolo,Orch. Solo, Orch. Accomp. Billy Burton 036150 Dear One-Fox-trot, Accomp. Royal Dadmun 9729 Me and the Boy Friend-Baritone Solo. Orch. Mike Speciale and His Carlton Terrace Orch. Accomp. Arthur Fields Peter Pan (I Love You)-Foxtrot 10812 My Sweet Sont, Birdof theCaliforniaHills Dumb Dora-Tenor Solo, Orch. Accomp., Max Terr and His Orch. (Ring-Hagar)-Descriptive Whistling Novelty, Billy Jones 036151 Choo Choo(IGottaHurry Home)-Fox-trot, Orch. Accomp..Sibyl Sanderson Fagan -Henry Burr 9730 All Alone-Tenor Solo Frank Flynn Original Memphis Five Doan Ya Cry, My Honey (Noll-Smith)-Male Driftwood-Tenor Solo Original Memphis Five Quartet Four Harmony Kings Billy Burton Evening-For-trot 102S9 The Rosary-Contralto SoloNevada Van der Veer 9731 Memory Lane-Tenor Solo Billy Burton 036152 The I'al ThatILoved Stole the Gal ThatI Carry Me Back to Old Virginny-Contralto Solo, Just Some Roses-Baritone Solo Arthur Fields Loved-Waltz Nathan Glantz and His Orch. 9732 My Best Girl-Baritone Solo ,krthur Fields Tropical Palms-Fox-trot, Nevada Van der Veer Because They All Love You-Tenor Solo. Nathan Glantz and His Orch. 10621 ILovetoTelltheStory (Hanker -Fisher) -- Billy Burton 036153 Where's My Sweetie Hiding-Fox-trot, Tenor and Contralto Duet, Orch. Accomp., VOCAL BLUES RECORDS Lanin's Arcadians Reed Miller -Nevada Van der Veer 9733 I \Vanna Jazz Some More-Solo, Trio Accomp., Glad Eyes-Fox-trot, Nathan Glantz and His Orch. Safe inthe Arms of Jesus (Doane -Crosby) - Kitty Brown 036154 Temperamental Papa-Fox-trot, 1 error and Baritone Duet, Orch. Accomp., Young -F heelere Basement Blues-Solo, Trio Accomp. Sally Ritz John Sylvester and His Orch. 1037 Adeste Fideles (Come AllJohn Ye Faithful)redW-Mal 9734 Family Skeleton Blues-Solo, Piano and Clarinet I Wanna Jazz Some More-Fox-trot, Quartet snannon Four Accomp. Kitty Brown John Sylvester and His Orch. Holy Night, Peaceiul Night-Male Quartet, One of These Days-Duet, Piano and Clarinet 036155 Me and the Boy Friend-Fox-trot, Shannon Four Accomp. Kitty Brown -Jazz Casper Southampton Society Orch. JEWISH RELEASES CHRISTMAS RECORDS Mandy Make Up Your Mind (from "Dixie To 13261 Heim, Ziese Heim-Tenor Solo.. WilliamSchwartz 960 Holy Night, Peaceful Night-Male Quartet. Broadway")-Fox-trot, Mein Tzigeiner Maidele-Tenor Solo, MaleQuartet Mike Speciale and His Carlton Terrace Orch. Will Schwartz Hark, the Heraldd Angels Sing -Maley QuartQuartet, 036156 Some Other Day Some OtherGirl-Fox-trot, 13262 Ven Die Vest Meine Zein-Tenor Soloiam Regal Male Quartet Lanin'sArcadians William Schwartz 961 Adeste Fidelis (Oh. Come All Ye Faithful)- My Rose Marie-Fox-trot, Der Dorfs Ying-Tenor Solo William Schwartz Male Quartet Liberty Male Quartet Fletcher Henderson and His Orch. 13263 Der Freilicher Bulger-Accordion Solo, Piano Joy to the World-Male Quartct.Regal Male Quartet 036157 Tell Me Dreamy Eyes-Fox-trot, Accomp. M. Yankowitz-A. Schwartz 9389 KiddiesPatrol(ChristmasEve)-Descriptive, Fletcher Henderson and His Orch. Rusishe Potpouri-AccordionSolo,Piano Ac- Orch. Accomp. Walter Rogers Shanghai Shuffle-Fox-trot, comn, M. Yankowitz-A. Schwartz Kiddies Dance(Christmas Morning)-Descrip- Fletcher Henderson and His Orch. 13264 Doina-Accordion Solo, Piano Accomp., tive, Orch. Accomp. Walter Rogers 036158 RoseMarie,(from"RoseMarie")-Fox-trot, M. Yankowitz-A. Schwartz Hari Smith and His Orch. DerPastechelTantz-AccordionSolo,Piano Bring Back Those Rock -A -Bye Bahy Days-Fox- Accomp. ....M. Yankowitz-A. Schwartz Banner Records trot Harl Smith and His Orch. ITALIAN RELEASES 036159 Goo-Goo-Good-Night-Fox-trot, 12137 Splendida Serata Spagnola-Valzer, DANCE RECORDS Max Terr and His Orch. Orchestra Del Symphony Theatre 1422 I Wanna See My Tennessee-Fox-trot, Who Do You Love?-Fox-trot, La Bella Di Gioia Del Colic-Mazurka, California Ramblers Max Terr and His Orch. Orchestra Del Symphony Theatre Eliza-Fox-trot CaliforniaRamblers 036160 Lenox Avenue Shuffle-Fox-trot, 12138 II Canto Della Sirena-Valzer, 1423 Dear One-Fox-trot....Nathan Glantz and His Orch. Texas Blues Destroyers Orchestra Del Symphony Theatre Tropical Palms-Fox-trot....Continental Dance Orch. Down in the Mouth Blues-Fox-trot, Una Notte a Coney Island-Mazurka, 1424 All Alone-Waltz Bar Harbor Society Orch. Texas Blues Destroyers Orchestra Del Symphony Theatre Georgia Lullaby-Waltz Imperial Dance Orch. POULAR VOCAL RECORDS 1425 The Pal ThatILoved Stole the Gal ThatI 032079 Charley My Boy-Ukulele and Voice, Loved-Waltz Nathan Glantz and His Orch. Cliff Edwards (Ukulele Ike) Domino Records I Wonder What's Become of SallyValtz, I Wonder What's Become Of Sally?-Ukulele Imperial Dance Orch. and Voice Cliff Edwards (Ukulele Ike) 1426 Bring Back Those Rock -A -Bye Baty Days-Fox- 032081 Just Some Roses William Rundle DANCE RECORDS trot Hollywood Dance Orch. Just for Remembrance (Bring lifeaRed, Red 400 All Alone-Waltz...Clarence Sherman's Dance Orch. Manda (From "Chocolate Dandies")-Fox-trot, Rose) William Rundle I'll Have the Last Waltz with Mother-Waltz, California Ramblers 032080 My Poodle Ooodle Dog Dixie Stars Gotham Dance Orch. 1427 \Vho Do You Love-Fox-trot, Never Gettin' No Place Blues Dixie Stars 401 Bring Back Those Rock -A -Bye Baby Days-Fox- Bar harbor Society Orch. 032082 Who Wants a Bad Little Boy Arthur Fields trot Rialto Dance Orch. Ask lifer, When Shadows Fall-Fox-trot, When I Was the Dandy and You Were the Dixie Flyer Sam-Fox-trot.. New Orleans Jazz Band Nathan Glantz and His Orch. Belle Arthur Fields 402 1 Wanna See My Tennessee-Fox-trot, 1428 Dixie Flyer Sam-Fox-trot Six Black Diamonds 032083 Those Panama Mammas (Are Ruining Me), Golden Gate Orch. I'm Gonna Get Acquainted-Fox-trot. Vernon Dalhart and Ed. Smalle Dreary- Weather-Fox-trot Rialto Dance Orch. Six Black Diamonds Mrs. Murphy's Chowder, 403 A Sun -KistCottageinCalifornia-Fox-trot, 1429 Everything You Do-Foxtrot, Vernon Dalhart and Ed. Smalle Rialto Dance Orch. Hollywood Dance Orch. 032084 Pretty As aPicture, Alabamy Stay at Home-Fox-trot....Dixie Jazz Band Inthe Garden of Tomorrow-Fox-trot, Frank Wright and Frank Bessinger 404 Everything You Do-Fox-trot Continental Dance Orch. (The Radio Franks) Ilal White's Syncopators 1430 A Sun -Kist Cottage in California-Fox-trot, Georgia Lullaby Arthur Wilson Eliza-Fox-trot Golden GateOrch.
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