Pre-LP Recordings of RCA at 33 1/3 rpm. through 1931 to 1934

by Ted Fagan Once it had been proved that sound could be reproduced, the next steps entailed improvement of quality, expansion of versatility and increase in the amount of material that could be fitted on the discs or cylinders. Many experiments were made with different playing heads and needles, bigger discs and cylinders, narrower grooves and, finally, slower speeds.

This is not the place to enter a study of the differences between the materials used for diaphragms on the playing heads, nor for the manufacture of needles, except for a passing mention of this later. Sizes of the records themselves went from 5 inches to 18 and groove widths varied from 150 per inch to 450.

By 1930 the engineers had discovered that a recording speed of 33 1/3 revolutions per minute could be controlled, relied upon and to a large extent, avoided the distortion that usually spoiled the sound when the grooves get closer to the central spindle.

In 1931, the company issued brochures and catalogues that announced the advent of a new technique which permitted recordings at this slower speed. One of these catalogues is quoted extensively in Oliver Read and Walter Welch's book From Tin-foil to Stereo (pp. 292 et seq). The crucial portion of the announcement reads: " ••• now the Long Playing Record takes its place in the Victor Catalogue. A policy of recording all major works on both standard and 33 1/3 rpm. records has been adopted. The playing time has been fixed at such length that no sacrifice of musical quality - inevitable if the grooves are carried too near the center of the record - need be made ••• " Commercially, however, the slower playing records were not a great success. Although they could be played with the standard head, very few machines then in peoples' homes could reduce their turn-table speed to 33 1/3 rpm, and since the Depression was at its worst, few were ready to go out and spend good money to purchase new machines.

It must also be admitted that the claims for equal, if not superior, quality were not met. Volume, resonance and other elements that go to make up what we know today as 'fidelity' were lost, and although a few major works WERE in fact recorded directly on to discs at the new speed, the major portion of the records made simply turned out to be electrical transcriptions of two or more 78's. One of the important works that was recorded on both standard and LP discs was Schonberg's Gurrelieder,

20 under the direction of that inveterate innovator, Leopold Stokowski. The standard version of his work filled 14 12-inch records which sold at $28 dollars per set, whereas the LP version only took up 7 12-inch discs which sold for $21 including the album. The physical material from which the LP's was made was the same as that used for the standard discs and the gro~ves were the same size, except that the LP's would have to be played with chrome needles which, for some undisclosed reason, were very scarce which did not help to popularize the LP's. However, the advantages of these transcription discs were very soon recognized by radio stations, advertisers and business corporations -­ to say nothing of RCA's own advertisement and management departments. Speeches, talks, and what we might call seminars and sales' pitches were all done and distributed to dealers and associated firms all over the country. As one goes through this, the first comprehensive listing ever done of the pre-LP output of 33 1/3 rpm. records, one gets an amazing picture of the social, commercial and economic changes that were ta.king place. The use of broadcast-quality transcriptions to 'sell the American public' on the uses of electrical equipment, i.e., dishwashers and home appli­ ances, in the early thirties is remarkable. Gradually we see that music for entertainment and home use was eased out and the truly commercial promise of the new record was ushered in. Theaters, movie houses, and, no comparison is intended, funeral parlours were the main beneficiaries -- the pre-LP, if we can call it that, became also the pre-Muzak of the '30' s.

NOTES AND COMMENTS ON THE 1931 TO 1934 LISTING OF RCA VICTOR'S PRE-LP - 33 1/3 RPM. RECORDINGS

Although the "FIRST SPECIAL DATE FOR LP RECORD AT 33 1/3 RPM" {according to the notation in the Recording Books at RCA states, was .on 21 May 1931 due to the company's policy of allocating blocks of numbers to different studios and locations in the country, matrix number LBRC- 69642 was not the first number, sequentially speaking that was so recorded.

For purposes of easy reference, however, I have listed records in numerical order according to assigned matrix number, regardless of dates. The listing is followed by a separate compilation of KNOWN issued LP's by series and, where possible, by description of label and other distinguishing marks. One of the more striking aspects of this series is the variety of

21 prefixes used to designate matrix numbers. Most of the meanings of these have been deciphered in the course of the preparation of the work from which this listing has been culled, that is, THE ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF RECORDINGS: Part 1: VICTOR which includes every known recording ever made by the company from 1900 to 1950, and which I have been preparing together with Mr. William R. Moran. However, there are still a few unknown uses which I am hoping will be clarified when a more accurate Rosetta Stone is discovered. Generally speaking, these prefixes can be broken down as follows:

L - used as a first letter of a matrix no. always indicates LP. B - used as a second letter always indicates a 10" record. C - used as a second letter always indicates a 12" record. RC - used as third and fourth seem to imply the use of RCA Victor equipment. VE - used in these positions seem to imply the use of Western Electric equipment. S - used when in the third position (LBSHQ & LCSHQ) and followed by the HQ shown, indicates the use of Semi High Quality amplifiers. M - if used, indicates a transfer from film to wax - but it will be noted that for the last 4 numbers listed, it was not preceded by the 'L' - yet the books indicate Long Playing Transfer.

Albums were supplied for some sets, both in the Manual and the Auto­ matic sequences, LM the former and LAM the latter. The L-1100 series was a Special CUSTOM job undertaken by Victor and is included here for the sake of completion. It is NCYr listed in the main listing. Its contents are as follows:

LCS-051559 ANITA BOYER & ORCH: Mr. Meadowlark (Mercer, Donaldson)/ Maybe (Flynn; Madden) (Special for Slide Film Dept.) -1 25 June 1 40 L-1100 LCS-051560 ditto: When the swallows return to Capistrano (Rene)/The Nearness of you (Washington, Carmichael) (ditto) -1 25 June 1 40 L-1100

22 LBS-58978 MATSUNAGAWAFU: Echigo Shishi - Part 1 (rr.fr. 13166 A/B;13167-A)(jap) -1,2 18 Aug. 132 - LBS-58979 ditto - ditto - Part 2 (rr.fr. 13167-B;13168 A/B)(jap) -1,2 18 Aug. '32 - LBS-58980 MATSUODAYA:Tsuri Onna - Part 1 (rr.fr. 13114 A/B;13115-A)(jap) -1,2 18 Aug. '32 - -3 24 Aug. '32 - LBS-58981 ditto - ditto - Part 2 (rr.fr. 13115-B; 13116 A/B)(jap) -1,2 18 Aug. '32 - LBS-58982 ditto - ditto - Part 3 {rr.fr. 13116-B; 13117 A/B)(jap) -1 18 Aug. '32 - -2,3 24 Aug. '32 - LBS-58984 ditto - ditto - Part 4 (rr.fr. 13118 A/B){jap) -1,2 18 Aug. '32 - LBS-58985 EN.nIDAYU: Jasma - Part 1 {rr.fr. 5800 A/B; 5801-1A)(jap) -1,2 24 Aug. '32 - LBS-58986 ditto - ditto - Part 2 {rr.fr. 5801-B; 5802 A/B)(jap) I\) -1,2 24 Aug. '32 - l..oJ LBS-58987 ditto - ditto - Part 3 {rr.fr. 5803 A/B)(jap) -1,2 24 Aug. '32 - LBS-58988 RAYNOBIE & HIS ORCH: Live, laugh and love (rr.fr. Ob-2482/2483: 22964 A/B) -1,2 25 Aug. '32 - LBS-58989 Rerec.fr.V-6171 A/B; V-1672 A/B (Od-.547/546; EG-2410) -1,2,3 29 Aug. '32 - LCS-58991 BOSTONSYMPHONY ORCH KOUSSEVITZKY: Symph. No. 6 in B minor (Pathetique) (Tchaikowsky Op. 7 rr.fr.7295 AB -1,2,J. 13 Sept. '32 - L-11640 L-11714 LCS-59001 ditto - ditto - {rr.fr.7294 A/B) -1,2,J. 5 Jan. '33 - L-11640 L-11713 LFS-59008 .AETNAAUDITIONS for Artist & Repertory Dept. -1,2 29 .Sept. '32 - LBS-59015 Rerec. for VTMCo. of Japan of BVE-73331/BVE-73328: SHILKRET'S ORCH -1,2 6 Oct. '32 - LCS-590.54 SALONORCH/ROHMER: Potpourri fr. LANDOF SMILES (rr.fr. Clr-5709/5710) -1_, 2 2 Nov. '32 - L-35003 LCS-.590.5.5 MAREKWEBER & HIS ORCH: Ballet Egyptien (rr. fr. Blr-.5922/.5923/.5924/.592.5) -1 2 Nov. '32 - L-3.5003 LCVE-67.543- PHILADELPHIAS.O. STOKOWSKI:Symph. No. .5 in C minor (Beethoven Op. 67) 1st & 2nd Movements fr. perf. at Academy of Music, Philadelphia) -1 1.5 July '31 - L-7001 LCVE-67.544- ditto - ditto - 3rd & 4th Movements (ditto) -1 1.5 July '31 - L-7001 LCVE-69038- Multi-selection - Special record for Slot Machines (for Mr. Hewitt) -1, 2 .5 Nov. '31 - LCVE-6904.5 RCAVictor Record Review No. 6: dubs fr. 22769/22834/22838/7412/22804/2284o/22846 -1,2 17 Nov. '31 - LCVE-69046 ditto No. 7: dubs fr. 22834/22839/22838/7386/22769/22837/22846 -1,2 17 Nov. '31 - LCVE-69048 ditto No. 10 (polish): dubs fr. 69791/16001/16011/16019/16112/69791 -1 27 Nov. '31 - PSB-.5 LCVE-69049 ditto No. 9: dubs fr. 3.5787/6607/3044/27268/3.5787/6723(14 inch)(sic) -1 27 Nov. '31 - -2,J,4,.5 30 Nov. '31 - ~ -6,7 2 Dec. '31 - -8,9 4 Dec. '31 - LCVE-690.50 ditto No. 11 (polish): dubs fr. 69791/68844/16202/16077/21008/16161/16110/69791 -1 27 Nov. '31 - PSB-6 LCVE-690.51 ditto No. 12 (polish): dubs fr. 69791/16173/161.51/L-8844/16033/16169/16117/69791 -1 27 Nov. '31 - PSB-6 LCVE-690.52 WATLINGTON(Helen): Immer leiser wird mein Schlummer (Brahms) (pf: Elizabeth Westmoreland) (PERSONAL) -1 4 Dec. '31 - LCVE-690.5.5 RCAVictor Record Review No. 8: dubs fr • .5003.5/228.54/1,544/288,56/288.50/20246 -1,2,3 9 Dec. '31 - LBVE-69069 - H. MACDONOUGH;E. BAKER; N. NICHOLS;VOGEL; EGNER; BOUCHERON VICTOR ORCH: Christmas Greetings dubbed: Victor March dubs fr. 7 's -1,2,3 11 Dec. '31 - LCVE-69070 RCAVictor Radio Review Record No. 9: dubs fr. 228.59/7461/228.57/22849/1.549 -1 ,_2 11 Dec. '31 - -3 14 Dec. '31 - LCVE-69072 ditto: No. 13: dubs fr. 7472/1538/1553/7398/1508/1532 -1_, 2 23 Dec. '31 - LCVE-69074 Tests for Appreciation of Music - Part 1 - Form A (pf: Kate HEVNER)(PERSONAL) -1,2,3 29 Nov. '31 - {sic) LCVE-6907.5 ditto - Part 2 - Form A (PERSONAL) -1,2 29 Dec. '31 - LCVE-69076 ditto - Part 1 - Form B (PERSONAL) -1,2 29 Dec. '31 - LCVE-69077 ditto - Part 2 - Form B (PERSONAL) -1,2 29 Dec. '31 - LCVE-69082 RCARecord Radio Service (Special for Dealers) (announced: deKlynn): Victor March - dubs fr. 972.5/9314/961.5/9949/11081/9726 -1,2 19 Jan. '32 - LCVE-69084 Rev. Donald Grey BARNHOUSE:God's Workmanship (Hymn & Intro. of CVE-69079 for Broadcasting) -1,2 20 Jan. '32 - LCVE-6908.5 ditto: Closing Hymn, etc. fr. CVE-69079-1 N -1,2 20 Jan. '32 - (NOTE: CVE-69079 shows: SPECIALfor Transferring to Rev. l.Jl Barnhouse' s Electrical Transcriptions: "Theme Hymn and Introductory Remarks/Closing and 'Oh! Love that will not let me go') takes 1 & 2: 1.5 Jan. '32 LCVE-69086 ditto: The Purposes of the New Creation: 1932-193.5 -1 20 Jan. '32 - (w. CVE-69080-2 which shows: 'As above: 'Hear our Prayer/ Closing Hymn: When Peace like a River') takes 1,~:1.5 Jan.'32 LCVE-69087 ditto: ditto - Part 2 -1 20 Jan. '32 - LCVE-69088 ditto: The Ministry of Suffering: 1932-1936 (w. CVE-69079-2) -1 20 Jan. '32 - -2 28 Jan. '32 - LVCE-69089 ditto - ditto - Part 2 (w. CVE-69081-2) -1 20 Jan. '32 - -2 28 Jan. '32 - LCVE-69090 ditto: What are we? (1932-1937) (Theme & Intro. fr. CVE-69079-1) -1 20 Jan. '32 - LCVE-69091 ditto: ditto - Part 2 (w. Closing hymn from CVE-69080-2) -1 20 Jan. '32 - LCVE-69092 RCAVICTOR RECORD RADIO REVIEW (Special for Dealers): dubs fr. 1098/21.563/21493/ 1291/20922/1304 -1 21 Jan. '32 - LCVE-69099 ditto - No. 16 dubs fr. 22160/19830/1199/72.56/4010 1,2 27 Jan. '32 - LCVE-69100 ditto - No. 17 dubs fr. 9616/9952/9721/11084/35863/9611 -1,2 28 Jan. '32 - LBVE-69165 STOKOWSKI& ORCH: Carmen Suite - Part 1 (rr.fr. 13.56-B/6874-A/6873-A) -1 21 Aug. '31 - L-1000 LBVE-69166 ditto: ditto - Part 2 (rr.fr. 6873-B/6874-B/13.56-A) -1 21 Aug. '31 - L-1000 LCRC-69478 ARMSTRONG(Louis): Medley of Armstrong Hits: When you're smiling/St. James Infir­ mary/Dinah (rr.fr. CS-74877)/I'll be glad when you're dead. you rascal you/When it's sleepy-time down South/Nobody's Sweetheart (rr.fr. CS-74848) -1,2 20 Jan. '33 - LCS-69478 ditto - ditto - -.1,4 24 Jan. '33 - L-36000 I\) LBS-69491 MAREKWEBER & HIS ORCH: In Old Vienna - Pt. 1 (rr.fr. Clr-5603/5600) ~ -1 2 2 Feb. '33 - -.1:4 8 Feb. '33 - L-24010 LBS-69492 ditto - ditto - Part 2 (rr.fr. Clr-5188/5189) -1,2 2 Feb. '33 - -,1,4 8 Feb. '33 - L-24010 LBRC-69642 VICTORSALON ORCH SHILKRET: To a wild Rose (MacDowell)/Gavotte/A little love a little kiss Silesu),IBiack Eyes (trad.) (list as SALONSUITE No. 1) -1 ,_2 21 May '31 - L-24000 FIRST SPECIALDATE FOR LP 33 1 r recs) LBRC-69643 ditto: MERRY WIDOW:Filja (Lehar) I Love you so waltz Minuet in G Pad.erewski) Lullaby/Two Guitars (trad.) (list as SALONSUITE No. 2) -1_, 2 21 May '31 - L-24000 LBVE-69704 VICTORCONCERT ORCH: Victor Herbert Melodies (rr.fr. 9145 A/B; 9146-A) -1 4 May '31 - -2 31 Aug. '31 - -3 2 Sept. '31 - -4 3 Sept. '31 - -5 14 Sept. '31 - L-4500 LBVE-69705 ditto - ditto (rr.fr. 9146 A/B; 9147-A) -1 6 May '31 - -2,1 13 May '31 - L-4500 21 Aug. '31 - (not used) LBVE-69706 ditto: ditto (rr.fr. 9147-B; 9148 A/B) -1 6 May '31 - -2 26 Aug. '31 - L-4501 LBVE-69707- ditto: ditto (rr.fr. 9148-B; 9149 A/B) -1,2 6 May '31 - -3 13 May '31 - -4 26 Aug. '31 - L-4501 LBVE-69708- ditto - Rudolph Friml Melodies (rr.fr. 9649 A/B; 9650-A) -1, 2 25 May '31 - -3,4 14 Sept. '31 - L-4502 LBVE-69709 ditto - ditto (rr.fr. 9650 A/B; 9651-A) -1 2 25 May '31 - L-4502 LBVE-69710-' ditto - ditto (rr.fr. 9651-B/ 9652 A/B) I\) -1 2 25 May '31 - L-4503 --J LBVE-6971C' ditto - ditto (rr.fr. 9652-B; 9653 A/B) -1 25 May '31 - L-4503 LCVE-69712- SALS & ORCH:Symphony No. 4 in B minor (Beethoven Op. 60) (rr.fr. Cf-2352/2353/ 2354/2355) -1,2 27 May '31 -

-1.~.5 20 July '31 - L-11600 LCVE-69713 ditto - ditto - Part 2 {rr.fr. Cf-2356/2357/2358/2359) -1 ,_2 27 May '31 - L-11600 LBVE-69722 VICI'ORORCl!fSHILKRET: Stephen Foster Album (rr.fr. 9246 A/B) -1,2 29 June '31 - -1 31 Aug. '31 - LBVE-69723 ditto - ditto {rr.fr. 9247 A/B) -!_,2 29 June '31 - L-4504 LBVE-69724 N. SHILKRET'S SALONORCH: Herbert's Melodies (rr.fr. 9903 A/B) -1,2,1 6 July '31 - L-4506 LBVE-69725 ditto - ditto (rr.fr. 9904 A/B; 9905-A) -1,2,1 6 July '31 - L-4506 LBVE-69726 ditto - ditto (rr.fr. 9905-B; 9906 A/B) -1,2,J 6 July '31 - L-4507 LBVE-69727 ditto - ditto (rr.fr. 9906-B; 9907 A/B) -1 6 July '31 - L-4507 LCVE-69728- R. PONSELIEj G. MARTINELLI: AIDA: La Fatal Pietra (Verdi) (rr.fr. J04o/J041) -1 2 7 July '31 - "not used" -J,4,.2_-· 16 Mar. '32 - L-7005 LCVE-69730 STOKOWSKI;PHILADELPHIA S.O.: Nutcracker Suite (Tchaikowsky) (rr.fr. 6615/6616) -1 9 July '31 - -2 18 Aug. '31 - L-7004 LBVE-6973C INTERNATIONALCONCERT ORCH SHILKRET: In a Persian Market (rr.fr. CVE-35381)/In a Chinese Temple Oriental Fantasy (rr.fr. CVE-35735) (Ketelbey) -1 9 July '31 - L-24002 LBVE-69732- VICTORSYMPHONY ORCH BOURDON: Kammenoi Ostrov (Cloister Scene) {Rubinstein Op. 10 No. 2 rr.fr. CVE-37 7- )/Liebestraum No. 3 (Liszt) {rr.fr. CVE-37848) -1,2,J,.!±, 9 July '31 - "not used" -5,6 28 Aug. '31 - L-24002 l\) LBVE-69733 - VICTORSALON GROUP/SHILKRET: Spirituelle or Damon {Song of the Bayou) (Bloom) 00 (rr.fr. cVE:Zj6385) VICTORCONCERT ORCHSSHILKRET: Under the Spell of the Rose (Taylor; Martin) ( rr. fr. CVE=49241 -1,2,J,4,5,6 9 July '31 - L-24001 LBVE-69734 PAULWHITEMAN & HIS ORCH: Rhapsody in Blue (Gershwin) {rr.fr. CVE-30174/CVE-30173: 35822 A/B) -1 9 July '31 - L-24001 LBVE-69735- J. McCORMACK;VICTOR SALON ORCH: Schubert Melodies - Part 1 {rr.fr. 6927 A/B) -1 · 13 July '31 - L=4509 LBVE-69736- ditto - ditto (rr.fr. 6928 A/B) -1 13 July '31 - L-4509 LBVE-69737- VICTORSALON ORCH: Schubert Melodies - Part 3 {rr.fr. 9307 A/B) -1 13 July 'Ji - L-4510 LBVE-69738- ditto - ditto - Part 4 (rr.fr. 9308 A/B) -1 13 July '31 - L-4510 LCVE-69740- BORI ~Lucrezia);SCHIPA (Tito): MADAMABUTTERFLY: Sono andati (rr.fr. 8068 A/B) -!. 7 July '31 - L-7005 LCVE-69741 RACHMANINOFF:Sonata. in B flat Major (Chopin Op. 35) (rr.fr. 1491 A/B; 1492 A/B) -1 17 July '31 - -2 19 Ma.y '32 - L-7000 LCVE-69742- ditto - ditto - (rr.fr. 1489 A/B; 1490 A/B) -1 2 17 July '31 - "not used" -J.,4-· 15 Apr. '32 - L-7000 LBVE-69743 VIcrOR ORCH/SHILKRET:Stephen Foster Melodies {rr.fr. 9248 A/B) -1 29 June 'Jl - L-4.50.5 LBVE-697~ ditto - ditto (rr.fr. 9249 A7B) -1 29 June '31 - L-4505 LCVE-69745- VICTORSYMPHONY ORCH/PASTERNACK: Peer Gynt Suite No. 1 - Pa.rt 2 (rr.fr. 9327/9328) -1 2 22 July '31 - L-11604 LCVE-69746 ·- ditto - ditto - Pa.rt 1 (rr.fr. 35793/20245) -1 2 22 July '31 - L-11604 LCVE-69747 ·- IA SCAIASOLISTS; CHORUS;ORcH/SABAJNO: CAVALIERIA RUSTICANA (Mascagni) (rr.fr. 9885 A/B/98eb-A) -1,2 22 July '31 - l\) -3,4,.2_ 23 July '31 - L-11601 L-11676 '° LBVE-69748 BOSI'ONS.O./KOUSSEVITZKY: Petrouchka. (Ballet) {rr.fr, 6998 A/B) -1 1B Aug. '31 - L-1001 LBVE-69750- ditto - ditto - continued {rr.fr. 6999 A/B/7000-A) -1 18 Aug. '31 - L-1001 LBVE-6975C IA SCAIASOLOISTS· CHORUS& ORCHSABAJNO: CAVALIERIARUSTICANA (Mascagni) - cont. rr.fr. 9 -B 9 7 AB -1 27 July '31 - L-11601 L-11677 LCVE-69752- ditto - ditto cont. {rr.fr. 9888 A/B/9889-A) -1_, 2 28 July '31 - L-11602 L-11678 LBVE-69753 A. COATES& SYMPH.ORCH: GOl'TERDAMMERUNGSuite (rr.fr. 9007 A/B) -1 ,_2 5 Aug. '31 - L-4508 LBVE-69754 ditto - ditto - cont. (rr.fr. 9049 A/B) -1 6 Aug. '31 - L-4508 LCVE-69755- IA SCAIASOLISTS• CHORUS& ORCHSABAJNO: CAVALLERIARUSTICANA (Mascagni) - cont. rr.fr. 9 89-B 9890 A B -1 7 Al,lg. '31 - L-11602 L-116~6 LCVE-69756- ditto - ditto - cont. (rr.fr. 9891 A/B/9892-A -1 ,_2 7 Aug. '31 - L-11603 L-116 7 LCVE-69757 ditto - ditto - cont. (rr.fr. 9892-B/989J A/B) -1 7 Aug. 'J1 - L-1160J L-11678 LCVE-69758- SOLOISTS; SYMPH.ORCH: HMSPINAFORE (Gilbert & Sullivan) (rr.fr. 99J8/99J9) -1 10 Aug. '31 - L-11665 L-11680 LCVE-69759- ditto - ditto - cont. (rr.fr. 9940/9941) -1 10 Aug. 'J1 - L-11606 L-11681 LCVE-69760- ditto - ditto - cont. (rr.fr. 9941/9942) -1 10 Aug. 'J1 - L-116o6 L-11679 LCVE-69761- ditto - ditto - cont. (rr.fr. 994J/9944) -1 10 Aug. I J1 - L-11607 L-11680 LCVE-69762- ditto - ditto - cont. (rr.fr. 9944/9945) -1 17 Aug. 'J1 - L-11607 L-11681 LCVE-6976J­ ditto - ditto - cont. (rr.fr. 99J7/99J8/99J9) -1_, 2 17 Aug. 'J1 - L-11605 L-11679 LCVE-69764 STOKOWSKI;PHILADELPHIA S.O.: Nutcracker Suite (Tchaikowsky) (rr.fr. 6615/6616-A) -1 18 Aug. 'J1 - L-7004 LBVE-69769- MITGIEITE KAPELIE: FLIEGENDEHOLLANDER: Overture (Wagner) (rr.fr. 9275 A/B) -1 25 Aug. 'Ji - L=4511 I..>.> 0 LBVE-69770- CORTOT(Alfred): Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 (Liszt) (rr.fr. 6626 A/B) -1 25 Aug. 'J1 - L-100J LBVE-69771- CORTOT: Invitation to the Dance (von Weber) (rr.fr. 1201 A/B) -1 26 Aug. 'J1 - -2,J 15 Apr. 'J2 - LBVE-69772 MITGIEITE KAPELIE: FIDELIO: Overture (Beethoven) (rr.fr. 4087 A/B) -1 26 Aug. 'Ji - L=4511 LBVE-6977J­ CHICAGOS.O./STOCK: Carnaval Overture (Dvorak) (rr.fr. 6560 A/B) -1_, 2 27 Aug. 'J1 - L-1004 LBVE-69774 ditto: Fairy Tales & Slavonic Dances (rr.fr. 6649 A/B) -1 27 Aug. 'J1 - L-1004 LBVE-69775- CHALIAPIN: DONQUICHOTTE: Finale (rr.fr. 669J A/B) -1_, 2 27 Aug. 'J1 - L-1005 LBVE-69776 CHALIAPIN: BORIS GODUNOV:Prayer & Death of Boris (rr.fr. 6724 A/B) -1 ,_2 27 Aug. 'J1 - L-1005 LCVE-69777 STOKOWSKI;PHILADELPHIA S.O.: Russian Easter Overture (rr.fr. 7018/7019) -1 2B Aug. 'J1 - L-7002 LCVE-69778 ditto: Capriccio Italien (Tchaikowsky) (rr.fr. 6949/6950) -1 2 28 Aug. '31 - L-7002 LCVE-69779 '- TOSCANINI;N.Y. PHIL. ORCH: Symph No. 4 in D Major (sic) ("The Clock") (No. 101) (Haydn Op. 95 No. 2) (rr.fr. 7077/7078) -1 1 Sept. '31 - L-7003 LCVE-69780- ditto - ditto - cont. (rr.fr. 7079/7080-A) -1 1 Sept. '31 - L-7003 LBVE-69783- MAREKWEBER & HIS ORCH:Lehar Music (rr.fr. Clr-4062/Clr-4063/V-50002 A/B/Clr-4061/ V-50005-A) -1 ,_2 23 Sept. '31 - L-24004 LBVE-69784 ditto - ditto - cont. (rr.fr. Cd-9324/EH-663/v-50035-B/Ct-4173/Ct-4174/v-50006) -1 23 Sept. '31 - L24004 LCVE-69785- RCAVICTOR RECORD RADIO REVIEW No. 4: dubs fr. 22816/22810/22820/7437/22822/22809/ 22817 -1 14 Oct. '31 - LCVE-69792 ditto: No. 1 (polish): dubs fr. 69791/68844/69909/6877/16206/16058/69791 -1 23 Nov. '31 - -2 24 Nov. '31 - PSB-1 w --.> LCVE-69793- ditto: No. 2 (polish): dubs fr. 69791/16210 A/B/16199/69791 -1 23 Nov. '31 - -2 24 Nov. '31 - PSB-1 LCVE-69794- ditto: No. 3 (polish): dubs fr. 68844/78938/16197/16209/16163/16170 -!_, 2 24 Nov. '31 - PSB-2 LCVE-69795 ditto: No. 4 (polish): dubs fr. 69791/66008/16152/16153/16157/Test 1300/SE-12/ 35774/69791 -1_, 2 24 Nov. '31 - PSB-2 LCVE-69796 ditto: No. 5 (polish): dubs fr. 68844/16088/80320/16131/16079 -1,2 24 Nov. '31 - PSB-3 LCVE-69797 ditto: No. 6 (polish): dubs fr. 69791/16141/16166/16032/69791 -1 25 Nov. '31 - PSB-3 LCVE-69798- ditto: No. 7 (polish): dubs fr. 68844/16105/16106/80052/16106/81673 -1 25 Nov. '31 - PSB-4 LCVE-69799- ditto: No. 8 (polish): dubs fr. 16087/16107/16108/16180/16087/16196/16111 -1 25 Nov. '31 - PSB-4 LCVE-69800- ditto: No. 9 (polish): dubs fr. 68844/16100/16143/16093/16212/16098/16185/16099 -1 25 Nov. '31 - PSB-5 LCRC-69801 ditto: Electrical Transcription: .5t" center, length 13'9" - rec. used: 22685/22688/ 1509/22699/7392/22692/22698/22704/22698/33704/33695/33703/22671 -1 27 Nov. '31 - LBRC-70138 VICTOR ARTISTS' PARTY: Demonstration record containing: 1. Victor March (VICTOR S.O./SHILKRETJ; 2. Gay Caballero (CRUMIT; KIEIN); Donald the Dub (CRUMIT; RICE); J. Wedding of the Painted Doll (ARDEN & OHMAN); Woman in the Show (THE REVEIERS); When Yuba plays the Tuba (THE REVEIERS); 4. Mardi Gras (VICTOR S.O./SHILKRET) -1 2 30 July '31 - DL-5A LBRC-70139 ·- ditto: Meistersinger Prelude/Songs my mother taught me/Flight of the Bumble Bee/ Marche Slav (VICTOR S.O./SHILKRET) -1 2 JO July '31 - DL-5B LBRC-70264-· REISMAN Leo & HIS ORCH: Gems from THE BANDWAGON (Dietz; Schwartz): Overture; Talk; Sweet Music FRED & ADEIE ASTAIRE); High and Low; Hoops (FRED & ADEIE ASTAIRE); Confession; New Sun; Louisa (FRED ASTAIRE) -1 2 5 Oct. '31 - L-24003 LBRC-70265-· ditto - ditto: Beggar Waltz; Ballet; White Heat (pf: Arthur SCHWARTZ;voe: FRED ASTAIRE); Daisy in the Dark ( clar: J. SMITH)

\..oJ -1 2 5 Oct. '31 - L-24003 I\) LCVE-70536 ·- RCA VICTOR RECORDRADIO REVIEW No. 5: dubs fr. 22827/22829/22818/1497/22825 A/B/ 22826 -1 20 Oct. '31 - -2,J,4 22 Oct. '31 - LCVE-70539 - ditto: No. 6: dubs fr. 22826/22825/22818/22827/7438/22828/22829 -1,2 23 Oct. '31 - LBVE-70544 JACK HYLTON& HIS ORCH: rr.fr. 2b-1659: Goodnight Sweetheart/2b-1J88: My Sunshine is you (c-2283 A/B) -1,2 2 Dec. '31 - -3,4 8 Dec. '31 - L-16003 LBVE-70547 RCA VICTOR RECORDRADIO REVIEW No. 10: dubs fr. 1544/22857/1548/22865/22858/1550/ 22859 -1,2,3,4 17 Dec. '31 - LCVE-70551 BOSSART (John) - ~ - Record for Weight Talking Machines (announced: deKlyn; Baird Goudy) (PERSONAL) -1 21 Dec. '31 - LCVE-70553 BARNHOUSE(Rev. Donald Grey): Sermon for Electrical Transcription: How God saves men (Org: Miss DAY; Sop: Elizabeth PORTEREARLE) (PERSONAL) -1,2 23 Dec. '31 - LCVE-705.54 ditto - ditto - continued -1 23 Dec. '31 - LCVE-70555 ditto - ditto - continued -1 23 Dec. '31 - LCVE-705_56 ditto - ditto - continued -1 23 Dec. '31 - LCVE-70557 ditto - ditto - continued -1 23 Dec. '31 - LCVE-70558 ditto - ditto - continued -1 23 Dec. '31 - LCVE-70_560 ditto: What goes on in us (dub. fr. CVE-69079) -1,2 28 Jan. '32 - LCVE-70_561 ditto - ditto - cont. (dub.fr. CVE-69081) -1,2 28 Jan. '32 - \,} LCVE-70592 BROSSART(John) - 16 rpm - Record for Weight talking machine, Proposition in German, "" French, Swiss, Spanish, English. Outside diameter first - sound grooves 11 1/2". -1,2 24 Feb. '32 - LCVE-70593 ditto1 talk by Bair and DeKlyn -1,2 24 Feb. '32 - LCVE-70594 O'CONNELL Charles): Medley of Hymns No. 1: Abide with me/Rock of Ages/The City Four Square Lead Kindly Light/Nearer my God to Thee/Face to Face/I Know that my Redeemer Liveth (for use in Funeral Parlors) -1,2 1 Mar. '32 -

-3.~ 4 Mar. '32 - L-35000 LBVE-7o626 KING Wa e & HIS ORCH: Cuban Love Song (Stothart; McHugh; Fields)/As Time goes by Hupfeld Carolina Calling me (Charles) (voe: Bud VANDOVER;Bill EGNER; Ernie BIRCHILL) (Note: "As time goes by" was issued as regular record on BVE-69073) -1,2,3,4 27 Nov. '31 - -1R,2R 4 Dec. '31 - LBVE-70632 WHITEMAN& HIS ORCH:Medley from THE SCANDALS:1. My Song (ft) (voe: FULTON); 2. This is the Missus (ft) (voe: KINGS JESTERS); J. Life is just a Bowl of cherries (ft) {voe: KINGS JESTERS); 4. That's why Darkies were born (ft) (voe: BAILEY) -1,2,3 JO Nov. '31 - L-16001 LBVE-7o6J5 ditto: i. I'm sorry dear (voe: BAIIEY); 2. Old Playmate (voe: FULTON); J. Goodnight Sweetheart (voe: THE ROMANCERS) -i 2 i Dec. 'Ji - L-i6002 LCVE-70826-· RCA VICTORRECORD RADIO REVIEWS No. J: dubs fr. 228i6/70249/6755i/702J7/V-22808/ 67346 -i,2 8 Oct. 'Ji - -J i2 Oct. 'Ji - LCHQ-70974 N. SHILKRETVICTOR ORCH (High Quality Long Playing Record) No. 11: RCARADIO REVIEW: i. RCAVictor March Erdman & Shilkret talking/Now's the time to fall in love (Small)/ Star Dust (Small)/I can sympathize (Small)/Excerpts from Stephen Foster/Home -i,2,J i7 Dec. 'Ji - LCHQ-70975 Erdman & Shilkret talking/Dutch Dolls/Save the last dance/One little Quarrel/Too Late/An evening in Carolina (voe: SMALL) -i,2,J i7 Dec. 'Ji - LBRC-7099J N. SHILKRET/VICTORORCH: i. Don't ask me why (wltz)(Reisch;Robinson;Young) (voe: SMALL)2. Fate (tgo)(MacBoyle; Shilkret) -!_,2,J 22 Dec. 'Ji - L-i6004 \,.) LBRC-7i204 REISMAN(Leo) & HIS ORCH: Gems from THE CAT ANDTHE FIDDIE (Harbach;Kern): 1. Over­ ./='- ture; 2. The Night was made for Love; J. One Moment alone; 4. French March; 5, Poor Pierrot; 6. She didn't say 'Yes'; 7, Try to forget (voe: Frances MADDUX) -i 2 28 Dec. 'Ji - L-i6005 LBRC-7i2i2 ·- CIVIC LIGHI' OPE~_g_o./KROLL:THE MIKADO (Gilbert & Sullivan) -i 5 Jan. 'J2 - L-24005 L-2402J LBRC-7i2iJ ditto - ditto - continued -i 5 Jan. 'J2 - L-24005 L-24024 LBRC-7i2i4 ditto - ditto - continued -i 5 Jan. 'J2 - L-240o6 L-2402J LBRC-7i2i5 ditto - ditto - continued -i 5 Jan. 'J2 - L-240o6 L-24024 LCRC-7i2i7 SKIPPY (for General Mills) - Frog. No. i -i ---11 Jan. 'J2 - LCRC-7i22J ditto - Frog. No. 2 -i i2 Jan. 'J2 - LCVE-7i22J-iA LCRC-7i227 ditto - Frog. No. J -i iJ Jan. 'J2 - LCVE-7i227-iA LCRC-71231 ditto - Frog. No. 4- -1 14- Jan. '32 - LCVE-71231-1A LCRC-7124-2 ditto - Frog. No. 5 -1 15 Jan. '32 - LCVE-7124-2-1A LCRC-7124-3 ditto - Frog. No. 6 -1 15 Jan. '32 - LCVE-7124-3-1A LCRC-71255 ditto - Frog. No. 7 -1 18 Jan. '32 - LCVE-71255-1A LCRC-71262 ditto - Frog. No. 8 -1 19 Jan. '32 - LCVE-71262-1A l.CRC-71263 ditto - Prob. No. 9 -1 20 Jan. '32 - LCVE-71263-1A LCRC-71268 ditto - Frog. No. 10 -1 21 Jan. '32 - LCVE-71268-1A l.CRC-71272 ditto - Frog. No. 11 -1 22 Jan. '32 - LCVE-71272-1A l.CRC-71273 ditto - Frog. No. 12 -1 LCVE-71273-1A VJ 22 Jan. '32 - '-" LCRC-71277 ditto - Frog. No. 13 -1 25 Jan. '32 - LCVE-71277-1A LCRC-71281 ditto - Frog. No. 14- -1 26 Jan. '32 - LCVE-71281-1A LCRC-71284- ditto - Frog. No. 15 -1 27 Jan. '32 - LCVE-71284--1A LCRC-71289 ditto - Frog. No. 16 -1 28 Jan. '32 - LCVE-71289-lA LCRC-71290 ditto - Frog. No. 17 -1 29 Jan. '32 - LCVE-71290-1A l.CRC-71291 ditto - Frog. No. 18 -1 29 Jan. '32 - LCVE-71291-1A l.CRC-71292 ditto - Frog. No. 19 -1 1 Feb. '32 - LCVE-71292-1A LCRC-71297 ditto - Frog. No. 20 -1 2 Feb. '32 - LCVE-71297-1A LMRC-71559 ditto - Frog. No. 36 (Elect. Trans. over NBC) -1,1A 20 Feb. '32 - LMRC-71.568 ditto - Frog. No. :37 -1,1A 22 Feb. ':32 - LMRC-71.570 ditto - Frog. No. J8 -1 2:3 Feb. ·•32 - LXRC-71.570-1A LXVE-71.571 ditto - ditto -1 2:3 Feb. ':32 LMVE-71.571-1A LMRC-71.572 ditto - Frog. No. :39 -1,1A 24 Feb. ':32 - LMRC-71.578 ditto - Frog. No. 40 -1,1A 2.5 Feb. ':32 - LMRC-71.588 ditto - Frog. No. 41 -1,1A 2.5 Feb. ':32 - LMRC-71.589 ditto - Frog. No. 42 -1,1A 2.5 Feb. ':32 - OOtC-71.590 ditto - Frog. No. 4J -1,1A 29 Feb. ':32 - OOtC-71.592 ditto - Frog. No. 44 \J.l -1 1 Mar. ':32 - LMVE-71.592-lA °' OOtC-71.593 ditto - Frog. No. 4.5 -1,1A 2 Mar. ':32 - OOtC-71.596 ditto - Frog. No. 46 -1,1A J Mar. ':32 - OOtC-71.597 ditto - Frog. No. 47 -1,1A 4 Mar. ':32 - -2,2A 8 Mar. ':32 - -J,JA 10 Mar. ':32 - OOtC-71.598 ditto - Frog. No. 48 -1,1A .5 Mar. ':32 - LFRC-71.599 SINCLAIR MINSTREIS No. 2 {Broadcast Program) - 14 inch SPECIAL record. -1,1A .5 Mar. ':32 - LFVE-71600 ditto - No. 1 - ditto -1,1A .5 Mar. ':32 - LCSHQ-71660 PHIL. SYMPH. ORCH. OF N. Y./BEECHAM: Don Quixote (Strauss Op. J.5) Fts. 1 & 2 -1 2 7 Avr:. ':32 - L-116JJ(LM-144) L-11706{LAM-144) LCSHQ-71664·- ditto - ditto - Fts. J & 4 -1 7 Avr:. ':32 - L-116JJ(LM-144) L-11707{LAM-144) LCSHQ-71667 ditto - ditto - Parts 5 & 6 -1 2 7 Apr. ''.32 - L-116J4(LM-144) L-11708(LAM-144)(s/s) LCSHQ-71670·- ditto - ditto - Parts 7 & 8 -1 7 Apr. ''.32 - L-116J4(LM-144) L-11706(LAM-144) LCSHQ-7167J ditto - ditto - Parts 9 & 10 -1 2 7 Apr. ''.32 - L-116J5(LM-144)(s/s) L-11707(LAM-144) LCSHQ-71699-· PHILADEPHIAS.O./SOLOISTS/STOKOWSKI: Gurre-Lieder (Schonberg) - Parts 1 & 2 -1 9 Apr. ''.32 - L-11609 L-1168'.3 LCSHQ-71700 ditto - ditto - Parts J & 4 -1 9 Apr. ''.32 - L-11610 L-11684 LCSHQ-71701 ditto - ditto - Parts 5 & 6 -1 9 Apr. ''.32 - L-11610 L-11685 LCSHQ-71702 ditto - ditto - Parts 6 & 8 -1 9 Apr. ''.32 - L-11611 L-11686 LCSHQ-7170'.3 ditto - ditto - Parts 9 & 10 -1 9 Apr. ''.32 - L-11611 L-11687 LCSHQ-71704 ditto - ditto - Parts 11 & 12 \.>) -1 9 Apr. ''.32 - L-11612 L-11688 -..J LCSHQ-71705 ditto - ditto - Parts 1J & 14 -1 9 Apr. ''.32 - L-11612 L-11682 LCSHQ-71706 ditto - ditto - Parts 15 & 16 -1 9 Apr. ''.32 - L-1161'.3 L-1168'.3 LCSHQ-71707 ditto - ditto - Parts 17 & 18 -1 9 Apr. ''.32 - L-1161'.3 L-11684 LCSHQ-71708 ditto - ditto - Parts 19 & 20 -1 9 Apr. ''.32 - -1,2R,JR 18 May ''.32 - .Jm,.5R,6R 18 May ''.32 - L-11614 -.LB. 18 May ''.32 - L-11614 (6R:2nd. choice, 7R:1st.) LCSHQ-71709 ditto - ditto - Parts 21 & 22 -1 9 Apr. ''.32 - L-11614 L-11686 LCSHQ-71710 ditto - ditto - Parts 2'.3 & 24 -1 9 Apr. ''.32 - L-11615 L-11687 LCSHQ-71711 ditto - ditto - Parts 25 & 26 -1 9 Apr. ''.32 - L-11615 L-11687 LCSHQ-71714 CHOIROF ST. BARTHOLOMEW'SCHURCH: PASSIONACCORDING TO ST. MATl'HEW(Bach) - Parts 1 & 2 -1 19 Apr. '32 - -2 10 May '32 - L-11627 L-11700 LCSHQ-71713 ditto - ditto - Parts 3 & 4 -1,2 19 Apr. '32 - 10 May '32 - L-11627 L-11701 LCSHQ-717lt ditto - ditto - Parts 13 & 14 -1 19 Apr. '32 - -2 10 May ' 32 - L-11630 L-11700 LCSHQ-71717 ditto - ditto - Parts 17 & 18 -1 19 Apr. '32 - -2 10 May '32 - L-11631 L-11702 LCSHQ-71718 ditto - ditto - Parts 23 & 24 -1 19 Apr. '32 - -2 10 May '32 - L-11632 L-11705 LBSHQ-71721 M. P. MOLIER:Il Guarany (Gomes) ("Artiste" Organ) - Parts 1 & 2 \>J -1 5 May '32 - 00 LBSHQ-71724 ditto: Danse Macabre (Saint-Saens) - Parts 1 & 2 -1,2 5 May '32 - LBSHQ-71725 ditto: SAMSONET DALILAH:Bacchanale (Saint-Saens) - Parts 1 & 2 -1,2 5May'32- LCSHQ-71732 CHOIROF ST. BARTHOLOMEW'SCHURCH: PASSION ACCORDING TO ST. MATl'HEW(Bach) - Parts 9 & 10 -1 ,_2 6 May '32 - L-11629 L-11704 LCSHQ-71733 ditto - ditto - Parts 11 & 12 -1 6 May '32 - L-11629 L-11705 LCSHQ-71734 ditto - ditto - Parts 5 & 6 -1 6 May '32 - L-11628 L-11702 LCSHQ-71735 ditto - ditto - Parts 7 & 8 -1 6 May '32 - -2 10 May '32 - L-11628 L-11703 LCSHQ-7173b ditto - ditto - Parts 15 & 16 -1 6 May '32 - L-11630 L-11701 LCHSQ-71737 ditto - ditto - Parts 19 & 20 -1 6 May '32 - L-11631 L-11702 LCSHQ-71738 ditto - ditto - Parts 9 & 10 -1 6 May '32 - L-11632 L-11704 -2 10 May '32 - LBSHQ-71743 CRAWFORD(Jesse): Schubertiana: Marche Militaire/Serenade/Moment Musicale/Theme from Unfinished Symphony/Song of Love from BLOSSOMTIME (arr. Crawford)(org) -1,2,3 24 May '32 - L16012 LBSHQ-71744 ditto: STUDENTPRINCE: Serenade/Deep in my heart/Students' March (Romberg) -1,2,3 24 May '32 - L-16012 LFSHQ-71745 THE VAGABONDMINSTREL No. 2: Edward DAVIES (baritone); Fred Van AMON(accordion) Vincent Pelletier announcer) (Electrical transcription Series B): 1. Trees/ 2. That's a-plenty J. That's why Darkies were born/4. Captain Kettle/5. Habanera/ 6. The Brown October Ale -1,2 29 June '32 - LFSHQ-71746 ditto No. 1: 1. On the Road to Mandalay/2. Mighty lak'a rose/J. Chloe/4. Armorer's Song/5. Funiculi Funicula/6. Parade of the Wooden Soldiers. -1 28 June '32 - LFSHQ-71747 ditto No. 3: 1. Sylvia/2. Nobody's Sweetheart/). Water Boy/4. Reuben and Rachel/ \,.) 5. Limehouse blues/6. Love's Old Sweet Song '° -1,2 28 June '32 - (take 2:1st. choice) LFSHQ-71748 ditto No. 4: 1. Home on the Range/2. Roses of Picardy/J. Kashmiri Song/4. Short'nin' Bread/5. Mood Indigo/6. Love sends a little gift of Roses -1,2 28 June '32 - (take 2:1st choice) LFSHQ-71749 ditto No. 5: 1. Gypsy Love song/2. Washboard blues/J. When Johnny comes marching home/4. Love, here is my Heart/5. Sam, the old accordion man/6. In the Gloaming -1 28 June '32 - LFSHQ-71750 ditto No. 6: 1. Sorter miss you/2. St. Louis blues/). Nancy Lee/4. Cuban Love song/5. La Donna e mobile/6. Sing, ye Sinners -1 28 June '32 - -2 29 June '32 - LFSHQ-71751 ditto No. 7: 1. Danny Boy/2. Riverboard shuffle/). Cobbler's song/4. Deep River/ 5. Stardust/6. Smilin' Thru' -1 28 June '32 - LFSHQ-71752 ditto No. 8: 1. Powder River blues/2. Chinatown, my Chinatown/). Barnacle Bill/ 4. H~aven,Heaven/5. Ah Sweet Mystery of Life/6. Song of the Bayou -1 2~ June '32 - LFSHQ.-71753 ditto No. 9: 1. The Ranger's song/2. Louise/3. Sidewalks of New York/4. Tozo/5. Old Man River/6. I love you truly -1 29 June '32 - LFSHQ.-71754 ditto No. 10: 1. I want what I want/2. O Sole mio/3. The Desert Song/4. Tin Pan Pa.rade/5, Rockin' Chair/6. Sunrise and You -1 29 June '32 - LFSHQ.-71755 ditto No. 11: 1. Home/2. Deep Henderson/3. By my Fireside/4. Steal away/5. Tiger Rag/6. Old Black Joe -1 29 June '32 - LFSHQ.-717'!P ditto No. 12: 1. I'm falling in love/2. Five pennies/3. Stout-hearted men/4. Swing low, Sweet Cha.riot/5. I got rhythm/6. Song of the Vagabonds -1 29 June '32 - LFSHQ.-71757 ditto No. 13: 1. For you alone/2. When day is done/3. Casey Jones/4. I'll forget you/5. Eccentric/6. Without a song -1 29 June '32 - LFSHQ.-71760 Sound Effects record: Tom CORWINE(for Bring'em back alive - Part 1) (Frank Buck, Robert Brown) (ann. Sen. Kaney) (for RKOPictures) -1,2,3 1 July '32 - ~ LFSHQ.-71761 ditto - ditto - Part 2 -1 1 July '32 - LBRC-71762 ARNHEIM Gus & HIS ORCH:Missouri Waltz (Logan, Eppel)/Down by the Old Mill Stream (Taylor voe: Buddy CLARK)/That naughty waltz (Levy) -1,2,3 1 July '32 - L-16011 LBS-71771 - CRAWFORD(Jesse): Medley from SHOWBOAT: 01' Man River (voe: Robert SIMMONS)/Can't help lovin' dat man/Why do I love you {voe: Frances LANGFORD) -1,2,3 25 Oct. '32 - L-16014 LBS-71774 - ditto: Melody in F (Rubinstein arr. Crawford) -1,2,3 26 Oct. '32 - L-16020 LBS-71778 - CRAWFORD(Jesse)(org): When Mother played the organ (Sanford, McConnell) (for Theatre use) -1_, 2 26 Oct. '32 - T-67 LCS-71796 JOHN, THE WHITE MESSIAH: Address on Astrology - Part 1 (PERSONAL) -1,2 29 Nov. '32 - LCS-71797 ditto - ditto - Part 2 -1,2 29 Nov. '32 - LBS-71798 O'CONNELL Charles org): Christians awake/Little Town of Bethlehem/Hark the Herald Angels sing Si ent Night/O Come all ye Faithful/Joy to the World -1,2,3 30 Nov. '32 - LBRC-71811 DUKEELLINGTON & HIS ORCH: Mood Indigo (Ellington; Bi~ard;Mills)/Hot and Bothered/Creole Love Call (Ellington; Miley; Jackson) -1,2 3 Feb. '32 - LBSHQ-71812 ditto - ditto -1,2,1 3 Feb. '32 - L-160o6 LCRC-71813 SKIPPY (for General Mills) - Frog. No. 21 -1 ---3 Feb. '32 - LCVE-71813-1A LCRC-71817 ditto - Frog. No. 22 -1 4 Feb. '32 - LCVE-71817-1A LCRC-71821 ditto - Frog. No. 23 -1 5 Feb. '32 - LCVE-71821-1A LCRC-71826 ditto - Frog. No. 24 -1 6 Feb. '32 - LCVE-71826-1A LCRC-71835 ditto - Frog. No. 25 -1 -I>-_. 8 Feb. '32 - LCVE-71835-1A LBRC-71836 DUKEELLINGTON & HIS ORCH:East St. Louis toddle (Ellington)/Lot o' fingers/Black and Tan Fantasy (Ellington) -1_,_ 2 9 Feb. '32 - L-16007 (both takes issued) LBSHQ-71837 ditto - ditto -1,2 9 Feb. '32 - LCRC-71844 ~ (for General Mills) - Frog. No. 26 -1 9 Feb. '32 - LCVE-71844-1A LCRC-71847 ditto - Prog. No. 27 -1 9 Feb. '32 - LCVE-71847-1A LCRC-71850 ditto - Frog. No. 28 -1 11 Feb. '32 - LCVE-71850-1A LCRC-71851 ditto - Frog. No. 29 -1 12 Feb. '32 - LCVE-71851-1A LCRC-71852 ditto - Prog. No. 30 -1 13 Feb. '32 - LCVE-71852-1A LCRC-71859 ditto - Frog. No. 31 -1 15 Feb. '32 - LCVE-71859-1A LCRC-71862 ditto - Prog. No. 32 -1 16 Feb. '32 - LCVE-71862-1A LCRC-71866 ditto - Prog. No. 33 -1 17 Feb. '32 - LCVE-71866-1A LCRC-71869 ditto - Prog. No. 34 -1 18 Feb. '32 - LCVE-71869-1A LCRC-71874 ditto - Prog. No. 35 -1 19 Feb. '32 - LCVE-71874-1A LCRC-71878 ditto - Prog. No. 36 -1 20 Feb. '32 - LCVE-71878-1A LBRC-71886 CIVIC OPERACO.: PIRATES OF PENZANCE(Gilbert & Sullivan) - Part 1 (solos: HART; WATEROUS;MARSH)/KROLL -1,2,2A 23 Feb. '32 - L-24008 L-24025 LBRC-71887- ditto - ditto - (solos: MOULAN;WATEROUS; MARSH; THOMPSON) - Part 2 -1 1A 23 Feb. '32 - L-24008 L-24026 LBRC-71888-· ditto - ditto - (solos: HART; EATON;MARSH; THOMPSON) - Part 3 -1 2 23 Feb. '32 - L-24009 L-24025 LBRC-71889-· ditto - ditto - (solos: HART; EATON;MARSH; MOULAN: WATEROUS) - Part 4 t -1 1A 23 Feb. '32 - L-24009 L-24026 LBRC-71908-· WHITEMANPaul & HIS ORCH: Gems from HDrCHA(Brown; Henderson): You can make my Life a bed of Roses Orch)/There I go, dreaming again (voe: BAIIEY)/Say (voe: R. McKENZIE)/You can make my life a bed of Roses (Orch): Gems from FACE THE MUSIC (Berlin): Soft lights and Sweet music (voe: LUTHER)/I say it's Spinach (voe: THE JESTERS)/On a Roof in Manhattan (Orch)/Let's have another cup of Coffee (voe: R. McKENZIE) -1 2 Mar. '32 - LBSHQ.-71908 ditto - ditto -1A 2A 2 Mar. '32 - L-16008 LBSHQ.-71972·- N. SHILKRET& HIS ORCH:Mobiloil Theme Song (Romance Road (Shilkret) (made for D. W. White) (PERSONAL) -1,2 17 Mar. '32 - LBVE-72002 Japanese music rr.fr. 50546-B/50547A/B -1 26 Feb. '32 - -2,3 7 Mar. '32 - To be continued