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PATHS COMPLETE CATALOGUE PATHS "STANDARD" 10-in. Double-sided Discs. JANUARY 1st, 1911. PATHE FRERES COMPLETE CATALOGUE OF PATHE DOUBLE-SIDEDDISCS. "STANDARD" SPECIAL CATALOGUES OF PATHS EACH. "POPULAR" (81-in.) Double-Sided Discs, 1/6 "STANDARD" (10-in.) 2/- " GRAND OPERA " (11-in.) 4/- " DE LUXE " (11-in.) 4/- " CLASSIK " (14-in.) 6/- " MAJESTIK" (20-in.) 12/. will be forwarded free on application. Branches: LONDON. BERLIN. NEW YORK. MOSCOW. ST. PETERSBURG. ODESSA. VIENNA. BRUSSELS. AMSTERDAM. BARCELONA. MILAN. LISBON. etc., etc. Pathe Discs play without a Needle. "PATHE 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. q " PATHE DISCS" are practically unwearable and everlasting. The reproduction is infinitely superior to any other disc on the market. The natural tone of the voice is preserved. " PATHS DISCS " must be played with our special sound box with sapphire point. 41 "PATHE DISCS" begin from the centre. No Needles required. The following Records were issued November and December, 1910, and January, 1911. The Imperial Orchestra. Noý No. _ (Conducted by Mr. Arthur Grudge.) { 78921 Selection from The Chocolate Soldier." No. I Oscar Straus 8296 78922 Selection from "The Chocolate Soldier." No. 2 Oscar Straus 78923 Waltz from "The Chocolate Soldier" Oscar Straus 8297 78924 Le Monastere. Waltz (with Bells) Jules Artz Laodamie. Valse Boston Crudge 8279 17875778760 Guiditti Mia Valse Cascella The "Glue" Orchestra. (Under the personal direction of Professor Gille, Batidnttaster to the Imperial and Royal Austrian Courts). 15123 Freundschafts March 8305 {15124 The Washington Post March The Patht Orchestra. 78658 Sweet Memories, Waltz Joyce 8252{786598289 Ä Jamais, Waltz Joyce 7823278235Christmas Waltz { Christmas Night Carol The Band of H.M. Scots Guards (Conducted by Mr. F. W. Wood) We play at Soldiers The Musical Clock of the Black Forest March Romaine Gounod 8316 { 78884 78885 Sabbath Morning on Parade (Christchurch Chimes) Ord Hume The Imperial Infantry Band. Hillier 8109 { 78817 Claremont March 78821 The Silver Wreath March Roberts ý 78183 An Irish Patrol Rimmer 8214 78191 Titania Mazurka Bidgood No. 8219 7820778208Scotch Melodies. 1 { Scotch Melodies. No. 2 Pirates Penzance. Selection I SullivanSullivan 8233 7821978224 of l Pirates of Penzance. Selection 2 j 78213 Sizilietta Waltz voa Blon 8281 178218 Remembrance Valse Joyce PATHS DISCS require NO NEEDLES. When ordering please quote Catalogue Number only. The following Records were issued November and December, 1910, and January, 1911. Cat Record No. No. BAND-4-4d The Pathe Military Band Juana Valse McIE Amoureuse Valse Allier SuppeSuppe Poet and Peasant Overture, Part I Poet and Peasant Overture. Part 2 PIANOFORTE SOLOS.Miss Lilian Bryant. Alice Ascher 82771788007880, 2nd Mazurka Godard CONCERTINA SOLOS.Mr. Alexander Prince, The Renowned Concertina Soloist. { 78804 Tout Passe Valse 8105 78805 Highland Schottische {78807788o6 The Blue Bells of Scotland 8293 The Lost Chord WHISTLING SOLOS-with Orchestral Accompaniment Mr. Joe Belmont. { 78518 Walk, Walk, Walk (with Singing) 8196 78519 The Mocking Bird XYLOPHONE SOLOS-with Orchestral Accompaniment. Mr. Carl Schmidt. 8199 { 78015 Laughing Billie 78016 The Bro sh Empire March Pretty 8200 78017 Polly Perkins 1 78018 Erin's Pride CORNET & POST HORN SOLOS-with Orchestral Accompaniment. Mr. Peter Anderson. 75651 Two Eyes of Grey ;Cornet Solo) Daisy :llcGeooh 8282 l 73652 Post Horn Galop (Post Horn Solo) Koenig PATHS DISCS require NO NEEDLES. When ordering please quote Catalogue Number only. The following Records were issued November and December, 1910, and January, 1911. Cat. Record No. No. VOCAL-with Orchestral Accompaniment. Miss M. Green, Miss C. Herwin, Mr. J. Hildreth, and Mr. A. George. (78910 My Hero from "The Chocolate Soldier" (Air & Waltz Song) Oscar Straus (Miss Mabel Green, Soprano) 82981 Sympathy Duet from "The Chocolate Soldier" Oscar Straus 178911 (Miss Mabel Green, Soprano, and Mr. Arthur George, Baritone) (78912 The Chocolate Soldier Duet Oscar Straus I (Miss Mabel Green, Soprano, and Mr. J. Hildreth, Tenor) 8299-789t3 The Waltz Finale, Act 2. from "The Chocolate Soldier Oscar Straus (Miss Mabel Green, Soprano, Miss Carrie Herwin. Contralto, Mr. J. Hildreth, Tenor, and Mr. Arthur George, Baritone) With Solos and Chorus. Miss Jennie Taggart, Soprano. 78740 Waltz Song from "Tom Jones" Edward German 8266 l 78742 April Morn Robert Batten Mr. George Baker, Baritone. The Holy City. Part I (With Stephen Adams 8275 78749 orchestra and organ) 78749 The Holy City. Part 2 (With orchestra and organ) Stephen Adams Mr. Arthur George, Baritone. Seagull Collins 8090 I `7881378822 1 wonder if you miss me sometimes (I wonder if you care) Bennett Scott kissing her Howard 8290 1 78811 1 wonder whö s now 1 78812 Beautiful Garden of Roses Schmid My Moon PeIissierBattenHarris The Harvest Dance Nobody knows, Nobody Starlight Maid from "Thecares Merry Monarchs Manuel Klein Mr. Walter Field, Baritone. 78g36 In Cherry-blossom time in Japan Pettier 8306 Wright 78937 Qteen of the Sea Mr. Thomas Howell, Bass. The Bandolero Leslie Stuart Davies King of the Elves Mr. T. F. Kinniburgh, Bass. The Ould Plaid Shawl Battison Haynes Father O'Flynn Villiers Stanford PATHS DISCS require NO NEEDLES. When ordering please quote Catalogue Number only. The following Records were issued November and December, 1910, and January, 1911. Cat. Record No. No. VOCAL- continued SERIO-COMIC-with Orchestral Accompaniment. Miss Madge Temple, The Popular Comedy Queen. Kiss, Kiss, Kiss Hermann E. Darewski, Junr. 8278 178745 78746 In the Days gone by Hermann E. Darewski, Junr. Miss Mabel Green, The Popular Musical Comedy Artiste. f 78949 Good-bye, Everybody's Girlie I Edgar, Walter and Lawrence 8320 (78950 The Sunny Engadine Miss Yolande Noble. f What d'ye Molly Molloy? Bennett Scott 8303 1 78841 say, 78844 Put on your tat-ta, little Girlie ! Leigh j I lost Georgie in Trafalgar Square Castling Collins 8323 78840 and 78864 And just then he fell out of bed Greenfield HUMOROUS-with Orchestral Accompaniment. Mr. Will Evans, London's Popular Eccentric Comedian. Bees George Arthur, 8259 { 78704 Keeping 78705 A (K)Night in Armour Mark Lorne Lament Celisse & Evans 8319 { 78918 The Mermaid's 78919 The Whole of the Chorus Mr. Billy Merson. The Popular Comedian. She'll her Soldier Boy Merson 8301 j 78874 think of i 78875 The Lighthouse Keeper Merson Mr. Sammy Shields, The Football Comedian. Football Referee Shields 8272 17877678775 The English Football Cup, 1910, Newcastle v. Barnsley Shields Mr. Arthur Leslie. The Mimic, The Doorkeeper Frightley's, I'm here David Arthurs 8321 at or standing and 1789517 952 Will you sing this Glee with me?or,Hail, Smiling Morn I David and Arthurs Mr. Harry Fay. "Betsy" Pride Battery B Hermann E. Darewski, Junr. 8265 78725 the of 78726 There s a little Black Cupid in the Moon Hermann E. Darewski, Junr. Top o Morning Bridget McCue H. Tilzer 8287 { 78763 the I von 78764 Follow Me, Girls Weston, Barnes & Scott PATHE DISCS require NO NEEDLES. When ordering please quote Catalogue Number only. The following Records were issued November and December, 1910, and January, 1911. Fall Bennett Scott 8104 { 788257 in and follow me 826 La-La-La-La. Sing this Chorus with me Rule and McGhee The Pretty little Girl from Nowhere John Neat 8292 788i878829 { Bertie the Bounder, from Our Miss Gibbs" Clarke When Lights low Hermann E. Darewski, Junr.Day 8308 { j8g,o the are Take your Girlie where the band is playing 7882778835Hi I Hi Hi I Mister McKie Letters and Murphy 8314 { Mister Owl Lawrence Mr. Arthur Peel. 8598 Bits of Humour 8226 l 7 599 Slaves DUETS. Messrs. Rich and Rich. We don't Girl 8322 + 78947 want a 178948 Jenny my own true Love The Black Diamond Minstrels. The Total Abstanuisance Man (My old Kentucky Home) 8178 178457 The Absent-Minded Preacher (Hard Times) The Tally Ho Trio. 817 9 J7845078451International Medley. No. I International Medley. No. 2 { Farmyard Medley 8180 7845278453 Billy had a dip The London Imperial Vocal Quartette. (With Organ Acconzpaninicut) 8262 f 78729 Come ye Lofty 17s730 A Virgin unspotted The Manger Throne 8288 7873178732 { A Cradle-song of the Blessed Virgin (unaccompanied) Barnby What Child is this? 8300 17873378734 The Seven Joys of Mary PATHS DISCS require NO NEEDLES. When ordering please quote Catalogue Number only. ALPHABETICAL INDEX TO RECORDS November & December, 1910, & January, 1911. Instrumental= The Blue Bells of Scotland, ............ a2 British Em&e March, To a2a2 Highland Schottische ..................... a2a2 Lost Chord, The ........................... a2= Mocking Bird, The ........................ a2= Pretty ý Walk, a2 Walk, Walk (wiiý inging) ... Pathe"Standard" Records BANDS.Serie, Record No. No. The Band of H.M. Scots Guards Thurban 8001 7750477555The Watermelon Fete The Grasshoppers' Dance Bucalossi { Weymouth Chimes Howgill 8012 4123541244 The Bells of St. Maio Rimmer { 4123841239The Whistler his Dog Pryor 8231 and Pinsuti Queen of the Earth (With Cornet Solo by Sergeant Leggett) The Band of H.M. King's Colonials 7767177672Caprice March 8015 { Chanson Arabe 8035 f 77720 Oh I Oh I Antonio 177704 A Merry Christmas Formby JJ 77867 Raymond Overture ThomasLinkeRubensRubensSousaSalabert 8066 177 69 AminaMiss Hook Holland No. I 8067 { 7788177882 of Selection Miss Hook of Holland Selection No. 2 1779387793Fine Lama 8076 Max0 { 7793577936Sole Mio E. di Capua 8077 PalomaGitana Corbin 7793977940 Spanish Dance HemmerleAndriet 8078 Malaga Spanish Dance {7788577893 Havana 1st Selection Leslie Stuart 8079 Havana 2nd Selection Leslie Stuart {7789077891 The Merry Widow Lobar 8080 Caryll Monckton The Girls of Gottenberg & { 7802778028 Territorial March BlankenburryPodmoreFrank 8091 The Chancellor March { 7803378034The Dashing Little Duke, Selection No. I Tours 8092 The Dashing Little Duke Selection No. 2 Frank Tours The Imperial Infantry Band Arranged by Karl Kap* 8121 ý781501 Carolina Brown Two-Step 78151 Strauss March Mezzacapo 78164 The Artisti Two-Step Bow 8122 The Hussars March Bois 7815278153Our Miss Gibbs Selection No.
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