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NOTICE~ur customers 'will save 'trouble},y ,giving .a £e~.num~_ in,.exceB8o£theiror~r" to"L,eaupplied,-
in ~heplace_of ordered pieces not in stock.
'SIXTY ... FlVE' NOTE
MUSIC FOR. ',PIA:NOL~
ROLL NO. PRICE
79139 P Broadway 1912, MedleyOverture 1 75 Introducing: (1) Around the)Vorld-e-Swect Senorita; (2) Siren-s-Music Caressing of Violins; (3) Kiss Waltz-Ta,' Ta, Little Girl; (4) Gypsy Love-Melody of Love; (5) Little Mlllionaire-e-Any Piace the Old Flag Flies; (6) Enchantress-s-In the .Land . 'of My Own Romance; (7) Never, Homes-« There's a Girl In, Havana; ,{8} Red Widow-l Love, Love;' (9), Qua.k~rGirl--- Tony From America, .. Arranged by,Herman,Av~rYWade.' ;.
With the New Year,.a'brJ.nd,n'w Brorailway MedleyOverture 191~-amerrY.melodiousgreeting to lovers of popular music, Nine/big successes welded into one successful Medle~(r9n~ .~ .)
The -ahove musIc will Dot Le placed in the Cirea1atingLihra~,u:atil
May 1. 1912
5
MUSIC FOR PIANOLA AND ,PIANOLA PJANO MUSIC FOR PIANOLA AND PIANqLJ\, PIANO
OPERA, MUSICAL COMEDY, POPULAR and DANCE
COntinued RO LL 'NO. PRICE
OPERA, MUSICAL COMEDY, POPULAR and DANCE
. Continued PRICE ,
, 1 00 79099 D COllegeRag Medley .. . Milh ~nd Ti lur 1 ,25
Introducing: (1) Ragtime College Girl;
(2)Tbat College Rag.
departure from . former ones. for here are two
College Rags-ftrst t:he alluri\lgrag called " Rag.
time College 'Girln- from the mu sical comedy
succe~ ' '' The Fascinating Widow"-and th en
"Th,at College Rag". An irresistible combination '
of rhythmic dash and st irr ing tunefulness.
79109 P ,Geel RutI Uke the MUsJc; . <. • , With~ Meals . .. .A yer is
The Million.
Ou'e ~f ',the "b'jggest laug~ing successes of t he
pr~~t theatrical season is "The Mil1 ion"t. ~ a \ , ,
farce, ,i~ which the present jolly ~usic is . ; <,, '
In~rpol~ied and, Is one of the happiest touches
In' the entire piece.
n. a~-;"""cwill DOt he placed i .. tI.aCircula~~_ill ' , ' ' May 1. 1912 : "., :>, "'
6
79095 n:Good Night, Mister Moon .. A . "on ,Til~. , '" . "
Two Step. Introducing: On , the New York, New,
Haven and Hartford. The latest of two steps built out of two popular
songs, comb ining sentimentand dash-fascinating
to hear ,and ideal for dancin g,
79129 P I'd Love toU,eIn Loveland With a Girl , Like You .... .. .... . W"UlianU 50
A senti menta l success, one of those t'asl::inating ,
w~I~'songa that make 'such re3d,Y and ,universal
public appea lJ ,. I ." · 1
79127. pOs~ild~ &!e LO~~li Y~u Fr6m tbeStSrt) , ; , .., " " " , ': .: , Goldma" ' 1 00
, " A d~int;n~~ n~~b;,r; ~1~~tiDlr iln 't une ~nd ,. ii '
rhyth~and ' .. g;.~t .$ucc~':; in ' the"~est but . " : "' "J, ' .' I " ,. . .
winning popillaritr:l'yei7.wbere~!; : · : I " , " " :; ' \' _, ' -, ' I
790790 Peggy, Valse: ' ~ 'Pe~y ,,:,/ ; ~, ,\: ,.: , : ;SeU(l~ 1 '25 , The latest of " Engl i~ !mu~ical ~inedj~; t~ ,be.-,\
heard hear is "PeinrY' :; as~Cc~in' .&;Ddon' jnd doubtless an appealiri¥. rork ior ~thl;'~untri: Here is the waltz, lll1edto its ien~h rlt~''da~~tY tunefulness. ' " , ':', ,
The abOY...wi. will Dot b. pla~d iD th. CirC:Dlet\q Libra.],' " ..til , May 1. 1912 '
7
MU~IC , F0 R PIANOLA AND PIANOLA PIANO, MUSIC , }lOR' PU\NOLA~ND " ~IANQLAPIANq ,'.'
0YEMo,~U&~AL COMEDY,_POPULAR and D~CE.
Continued , 1I:0Ll., NO . • ,P RI Cf; ,
i?98~ D}'hryne, :valse .• ; . ' , z~aa 1 50 A gr eat success a broad. this new valse, and'
'rapid ly leaping into popula r favor h~re 'tor tile
r~ii ui~t it is one of 'th~ very bes~ of 'waltzes heard he re in ma ny a day: ' '
79137 D Pirouette. Pas Seui .. . ' . . . •. . .. Finckl 00
By the composer of "In The shadows" . whi ch'
is tunefully .sweeping America and Eng land. the
c: present " P irouet te" is .bound - to meet with 'a ~arm reception. It is a charming bit of music,
~~~'I and ';;eiodious. " "
!lOLL 'NO.' -: ' P'-,1CE ;
79071 6~Quaker.,Glrl;selection Monc'lctoo, 1 75'.. . , /. .. .
Introduc~ng:,(nQPe~ing Chorus, Act II:;, (?) 'Quak~r Gi~l i ' (3 )' Dancing Lesso~ '; " (4) "
• 'ii~bi~n ; . ;(tD ',Tip Toe; (6) Tony From .
Ameri::a; ('i>Co~~ to the Ball . After a' long -and successful run in London
':Th e Quaker '6 irl" has now come to cha rm New'
York . and i t ts succeedlne easily for everyone is
falling a victim to the melodious Jure of this ,
pretty mu sic, 'as is here proven by a delightful '
(-: sel ection" . .
, '{here ,jB:"9 COZIIIeCtion bet'IIV~ ·t hcd it\eti, of , I ; '.
- , ~ th~J" ::h~O' ilik8)~t ~ti¥t '~~bi~ti~Q·.J;tb~ ;· . , \'JP.us'ic!" is,-';:-eat' li. its' ·:~4"eCit. tlir~ :~~~~j;,C;: , ', U:~x;,eri ts of reminl~';t 'm~lc '~{ll~~';' " , , d"';i. and sparkle .u.da't ~tenti~f it.'· , '."..;:-' , : , ', " , '.
\ .~. . .. ":/,' :-~ '--\,,: ~ . I ' J . ~
Introducing, (l)H~rmony'na:~ ; (i) Gold~n' , . .. 1'.."-.. . .
2579115 P Popu,lar ~orus Medley, No. 12. .. . .. .. Introducing rI I) He Never Said Good-bye;
(2)I',ve Got a Ragtime Bee In My Bonnet;
(3) When a Girl-Whose Heart Is Breaking,
Loves a Boy Who DOOsn 't Care (4) ,Come
Back, ~argue~i~e.
, Arranged by Gerge Swift. , . So often the chorus is by far t he bes t part of
~e 8Ong-::-hence these 'choice , bi ta from ',foor ,
~p~lar '8()~ here presentedjn a fascinating choru s medley roll.
;n.,~~.~. wiI1 Bot,L. plocodin ti.. Ci;..,..utillll Libru:t' ""til M&7,l.!9~ ,
11
n. ,.Lo-..m~ will not b. pla..d in tJ.. C;;~atUiiL.~: Q· ' ". M~ 1..1912 ' :' -: ~1 ~ ', 1.' '...:., - ,- .;:
. j .. ' . "
9
"Continued ROLL NO. PRICE
79107 0 Red Widow, Selection .....•.... GeNst 1 15 Introducing: (1) You Can't Pay the Land- lord With Love; ~2) I Love Love: (3) We Will Go All Aglow to Go Go; (4) Never Mind Singing, Just Dance, My Dear; (5) I Love Love. Arranged by George Swift.
With Raymond Hitchcock as star, "The Red. Widow" is winning great popular fa~. or at the Astor Theatre where the melodies of this new musical comedy are being applauded and hummed as for instance "1 Love. Love".
19091 D Sweet Swanee Sue ~ Mon~ 1 00 Medley Two Step, Introducing; By the Dear Old River Rhine.
Here is the most successful of all the late two-step medleys, beginning with "Sweet Swanee Sue", and adding humor by the introduction of "By the Dear Old River Rhine", A fine pair of tunes to dance to.
19081 0 There's a GIrl In Hav~a
Sloane and Goetz 1 00 Never Homes.
\
Continued ROLL YO. PRICE
Introducing: (1) Along Broadway; (2) 1·~e
Been Looking For:a Girl Like Yon (3)
Annabelle Jerome;- (4) ,Moonlight; (5) I'v~
Been Looking For a Girl Like Yon.
Arranged by George Swift. Another of the late musical comedy successes,
now on view at the Globe Theatre where its melodious charm is being exerted by all of the numbers embraced in this selection, but chiefly by urve Been Looking for a Girl Like You" and "Moonlight."
79089 p Timely Tunes, Medley No. 60 .... ... 1 15
Introducing: (1) Dixie Gray;· (2) Call
Around Any Old ~ime,ADYOld Time At
AJl; (3) Another Good Rag; (4) Back to
Tennessee: (5) Dixie Gray.
Arranged by George Swift. It's bard to find new rods of praise tor these
successful Timely Tune rolls, se universally have they met popular approval. Here is the newest one-four attractive new songs ranging from ,the stirring "Dixie Gray" to the novel "Another R8.g."
TIle ahoye .uaie will aot IN placccliA tlae Cinula,tiq Li))rUy Until May L 191!
11
Continued ROLL NO. ~RICE
19125 D Timely Waltz Hits from Musical Comedies, No.2 1 1S
Introducing: (1) I Love Love-HedWidowr (2) In the Land of My Own Romance-e Enchantress; (3) {Melody of Love-Gypsy Love; (4) Come to the Ball-Quaker Girl: (5) 0 You Girls-Kiss Waltz; (6) Melody of Love-Gypsy Love. Arranged by George Swift.
The choicestbits from choice waltzes contained in musical comedy successes are here presented as a novel medley in irresistible, tuneful combin ation. "
THIS list is but a hint 'to our patrons-an index of the ten rolls of the!past month for which there has been
the greatest 'demand. In popular music-as in popular books-the public's taste, is fickle. It varies with each month." '
ThereIs no surer way of keeping a finger on the public pulse, so far .as its. taste 'for music is 'concerned, than by recording the demands of the masses. The result df this laborious' process is here condensed within ", the present( list 0'- uTen Best Sellers." It is possible to scan and digest.this information at a glance, 50 compactly is .it stated.
I~.object is to inform our patrons of the prevailing mood in music for the month-it is a hint not to let any of the popular successes of the day escape their ears.
,79135 p Vale of Dreams........•....... Schmid 1 00 One of the most popular of recent sentimental
songs, this. Music charged with melodious appeal a!1~ depth of feeling.
79119 0 Wife Hunters, Selection llriedl.and and Franklin. 15
Introducing: (1) Follette; (2) Down At Mammy Jinny's; (3) My Little Havana Made; (4) Honeyland: (5) .Down At Mammy Jinny's. Arranged by George Swift. , Anoth~r Lew Fields musical production this, full of spirit and melody as is proven by this selection, chiefly by the numbers "Down at Mammy Jinny's" and "My Little Havana Made. '.'
TIle a1Jcn.elIluie 'WillDot he placed in the Circulatin, Lt1»rary lUltil" May 1.1912
12
" ~he Siren (Waltzes) , 18965
Quaker Girl (Valse) '.. '.. ', .. 18961
,. ~I!tle Killionalre, (Selection) ~ 19019.
, Gjpsy Love (Selection) 19055
"AWUIlda Two Step 1901S
ORCHESTRELLE AND MUSIC USTED UNDER THIS BEADIKG wm, IOT BE
PLACED IN THE CmCULATIlIG UBRllY. AEOLIAN GRAND
2140 D Vasco da Gama. Valsa D'Arc, 100
2142 D Sognandoti. Mazurka ....•.. .D'Arc, 75
2145 D Souvenlrd'unbeaujour D'Arc, 1 25~ Mazurka.
2165 0 Gotterdammerung, Act III, Part III lJTagnw 1 50
Siegfried and the Rhine Daughters.
2157 p Sleep and Forget Whit, 15 Mandolin Chorus.
NOTE.- The rolls listed under this heacling have been manufactured to meet the requirements of foreign and special trade. As these rolls are not of general interest to patrons In the United States, they have not been J)laced in retail stocks or ~~raries, and are obtaiaable only.at a' few clays' notice upon order.
ROLL NO. PRICE
Arranged by Herman Avery Wade.
63106 0 Enchantress, Selection Herbert 1 75
Introducing; (1) I've Been Looking For
the Perfect Man; (2) In the Land of My
Own Romance; (3) Art Is Calling For M~;
(4) When 'the Right Man Sings Tra La;
(5) I've Reen Looking For the Perfect
Man.
PRICEROLL NO.
14.
TIac .Love mlUio will Dot bepla~d in tLe Circulatin. Lihrary until May 1.1912
15
-c, - _... .", -'.- - - - _. :.. ... -#- .
Zigeunerllebe, ._-
~_o
... Havana..
.. Arranged by GeorgeSwift,
• , "0 . _ o .... .e--..._""-'-"".L 63102 o -Never lIomes,Selection.Sloane and Goetz 1 7~-.
Introducing- (1) There's a Girl In Ha~an~: -e- ........~ ;:
(2) Kiss Burglar; (3) First Love Days; (4) ._ . ' "0 :'~!_
That Spooky Tune; (5) There's a Girl In
63160 p Song of the.BoatmeJ(°q{ the Volga
Arranged by Harrlette.Cady.
The ahoye' music will not 1Jepk~d in t~ Circulating;LiLru7utI- . May I. 1~12 °
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NOTICE~ur customers 'will save 'trouble},y ,giving .a £e~.num~_ in,.exceB8o£theiror~r" to"L,eaupplied,-
in ~heplace_of ordered pieces not in stock.
'SIXTY ... FlVE' NOTE
MUSIC FOR. ',PIA:NOL~
ROLL NO. PRICE
79139 P Broadway 1912, MedleyOverture 1 75 Introducing: (1) Around the)Vorld-e-Swect Senorita; (2) Siren-s-Music Caressing of Violins; (3) Kiss Waltz-Ta,' Ta, Little Girl; (4) Gypsy Love-Melody of Love; (5) Little Mlllionaire-e-Any Piace the Old Flag Flies; (6) Enchantress-s-In the .Land . 'of My Own Romance; (7) Never, Homes-« There's a Girl In, Havana; ,{8} Red Widow-l Love, Love;' (9), Qua.k~rGirl--- Tony From America, .. Arranged by,Herman,Av~rYWade.' ;.
With the New Year,.a'brJ.nd,n'w Brorailway MedleyOverture 191~-amerrY.melodiousgreeting to lovers of popular music, Nine/big successes welded into one successful Medle~(r9n~ .~ .)
The -ahove musIc will Dot Le placed in the Cirea1atingLihra~,u:atil
May 1. 1912
5
MUSIC FOR PIANOLA AND ,PIANOLA PJANO MUSIC FOR PIANOLA AND PIANqLJ\, PIANO
OPERA, MUSICAL COMEDY, POPULAR and DANCE
COntinued RO LL 'NO. PRICE
OPERA, MUSICAL COMEDY, POPULAR and DANCE
. Continued PRICE ,
, 1 00 79099 D COllegeRag Medley .. . Milh ~nd Ti lur 1 ,25
Introducing: (1) Ragtime College Girl;
(2)Tbat College Rag.
departure from . former ones. for here are two
College Rags-ftrst t:he alluri\lgrag called " Rag.
time College 'Girln- from the mu sical comedy
succe~ ' '' The Fascinating Widow"-and th en
"Th,at College Rag". An irresistible combination '
of rhythmic dash and st irr ing tunefulness.
79109 P ,Geel RutI Uke the MUsJc; . <. • , With~ Meals . .. .A yer is
The Million.
Ou'e ~f ',the "b'jggest laug~ing successes of t he
pr~~t theatrical season is "The Mil1 ion"t. ~ a \ , ,
farce, ,i~ which the present jolly ~usic is . ; <,, '
In~rpol~ied and, Is one of the happiest touches
In' the entire piece.
n. a~-;"""cwill DOt he placed i .. tI.aCircula~~_ill ' , ' ' May 1. 1912 : "., :>, "'
6
79095 n:Good Night, Mister Moon .. A . "on ,Til~. , '" . "
Two Step. Introducing: On , the New York, New,
Haven and Hartford. The latest of two steps built out of two popular
songs, comb ining sentimentand dash-fascinating
to hear ,and ideal for dancin g,
79129 P I'd Love toU,eIn Loveland With a Girl , Like You .... .. .... . W"UlianU 50
A senti menta l success, one of those t'asl::inating ,
w~I~'songa that make 'such re3d,Y and ,universal
public appea lJ ,. I ." · 1
79127. pOs~ild~ &!e LO~~li Y~u Fr6m tbeStSrt) , ; , .., " " " , ': .: , Goldma" ' 1 00
, " A d~int;n~~ n~~b;,r; ~1~~tiDlr iln 't une ~nd ,. ii '
rhyth~and ' .. g;.~t .$ucc~':; in ' the"~est but . " : "' "J, ' .' I " ,. . .
winning popillaritr:l'yei7.wbere~!; : · : I " , " " :; ' \' _, ' -, ' I
790790 Peggy, Valse: ' ~ 'Pe~y ,,:,/ ; ~, ,\: ,.: , : ;SeU(l~ 1 '25 , The latest of " Engl i~ !mu~ical ~inedj~; t~ ,be.-,\
heard hear is "PeinrY' :; as~Cc~in' .&;Ddon' jnd doubtless an appealiri¥. rork ior ~thl;'~untri: Here is the waltz, lll1edto its ien~h rlt~''da~~tY tunefulness. ' " , ':', ,
The abOY...wi. will Dot b. pla~d iD th. CirC:Dlet\q Libra.],' " ..til , May 1. 1912 '
7
MU~IC , F0 R PIANOLA AND PIANOLA PIANO, MUSIC , }lOR' PU\NOLA~ND " ~IANQLAPIANq ,'.'
0YEMo,~U&~AL COMEDY,_POPULAR and D~CE.
Continued , 1I:0Ll., NO . • ,P RI Cf; ,
i?98~ D}'hryne, :valse .• ; . ' , z~aa 1 50 A gr eat success a broad. this new valse, and'
'rapid ly leaping into popula r favor h~re 'tor tile
r~ii ui~t it is one of 'th~ very bes~ of 'waltzes heard he re in ma ny a day: ' '
79137 D Pirouette. Pas Seui .. . ' . . . •. . .. Finckl 00
By the composer of "In The shadows" . whi ch'
is tunefully .sweeping America and Eng land. the
c: present " P irouet te" is .bound - to meet with 'a ~arm reception. It is a charming bit of music,
~~~'I and ';;eiodious. " "
!lOLL 'NO.' -: ' P'-,1CE ;
79071 6~Quaker.,Glrl;selection Monc'lctoo, 1 75'.. . , /. .. .
Introduc~ng:,(nQPe~ing Chorus, Act II:;, (?) 'Quak~r Gi~l i ' (3 )' Dancing Lesso~ '; " (4) "
• 'ii~bi~n ; . ;(tD ',Tip Toe; (6) Tony From .
Ameri::a; ('i>Co~~ to the Ball . After a' long -and successful run in London
':Th e Quaker '6 irl" has now come to cha rm New'
York . and i t ts succeedlne easily for everyone is
falling a victim to the melodious Jure of this ,
pretty mu sic, 'as is here proven by a delightful '
(-: sel ection" . .
, '{here ,jB:"9 COZIIIeCtion bet'IIV~ ·t hcd it\eti, of , I ; '.
- , ~ th~J" ::h~O' ilik8)~t ~ti¥t '~~bi~ti~Q·.J;tb~ ;· . , \'JP.us'ic!" is,-';:-eat' li. its' ·:~4"eCit. tlir~ :~~~~j;,C;: , ', U:~x;,eri ts of reminl~';t 'm~lc '~{ll~~';' " , , d"';i. and sparkle .u.da't ~tenti~f it.'· , '."..;:-' , : , ', " , '.
\ .~. . .. ":/,' :-~ '--\,,: ~ . I ' J . ~
Introducing, (l)H~rmony'na:~ ; (i) Gold~n' , . .. 1'.."-.. . .
2579115 P Popu,lar ~orus Medley, No. 12. .. . .. .. Introducing rI I) He Never Said Good-bye;
(2)I',ve Got a Ragtime Bee In My Bonnet;
(3) When a Girl-Whose Heart Is Breaking,
Loves a Boy Who DOOsn 't Care (4) ,Come
Back, ~argue~i~e.
, Arranged by Gerge Swift. , . So often the chorus is by far t he bes t part of
~e 8Ong-::-hence these 'choice , bi ta from ',foor ,
~p~lar '8()~ here presentedjn a fascinating choru s medley roll.
;n.,~~.~. wiI1 Bot,L. plocodin ti.. Ci;..,..utillll Libru:t' ""til M&7,l.!9~ ,
11
n. ,.Lo-..m~ will not b. pla..d in tJ.. C;;~atUiiL.~: Q· ' ". M~ 1..1912 ' :' -: ~1 ~ ', 1.' '...:., - ,- .;:
. j .. ' . "
9
"Continued ROLL NO. PRICE
79107 0 Red Widow, Selection .....•.... GeNst 1 15 Introducing: (1) You Can't Pay the Land- lord With Love; ~2) I Love Love: (3) We Will Go All Aglow to Go Go; (4) Never Mind Singing, Just Dance, My Dear; (5) I Love Love. Arranged by George Swift.
With Raymond Hitchcock as star, "The Red. Widow" is winning great popular fa~. or at the Astor Theatre where the melodies of this new musical comedy are being applauded and hummed as for instance "1 Love. Love".
19091 D Sweet Swanee Sue ~ Mon~ 1 00 Medley Two Step, Introducing; By the Dear Old River Rhine.
Here is the most successful of all the late two-step medleys, beginning with "Sweet Swanee Sue", and adding humor by the introduction of "By the Dear Old River Rhine", A fine pair of tunes to dance to.
19081 0 There's a GIrl In Hav~a
Sloane and Goetz 1 00 Never Homes.
\
Continued ROLL YO. PRICE
Introducing: (1) Along Broadway; (2) 1·~e
Been Looking For:a Girl Like Yon (3)
Annabelle Jerome;- (4) ,Moonlight; (5) I'v~
Been Looking For a Girl Like Yon.
Arranged by George Swift. Another of the late musical comedy successes,
now on view at the Globe Theatre where its melodious charm is being exerted by all of the numbers embraced in this selection, but chiefly by urve Been Looking for a Girl Like You" and "Moonlight."
79089 p Timely Tunes, Medley No. 60 .... ... 1 15
Introducing: (1) Dixie Gray;· (2) Call
Around Any Old ~ime,ADYOld Time At
AJl; (3) Another Good Rag; (4) Back to
Tennessee: (5) Dixie Gray.
Arranged by George Swift. It's bard to find new rods of praise tor these
successful Timely Tune rolls, se universally have they met popular approval. Here is the newest one-four attractive new songs ranging from ,the stirring "Dixie Gray" to the novel "Another R8.g."
TIle ahoye .uaie will aot IN placccliA tlae Cinula,tiq Li))rUy Until May L 191!
11
Continued ROLL NO. ~RICE
19125 D Timely Waltz Hits from Musical Comedies, No.2 1 1S
Introducing: (1) I Love Love-HedWidowr (2) In the Land of My Own Romance-e Enchantress; (3) {Melody of Love-Gypsy Love; (4) Come to the Ball-Quaker Girl: (5) 0 You Girls-Kiss Waltz; (6) Melody of Love-Gypsy Love. Arranged by George Swift.
The choicestbits from choice waltzes contained in musical comedy successes are here presented as a novel medley in irresistible, tuneful combin ation. "
THIS list is but a hint 'to our patrons-an index of the ten rolls of the!past month for which there has been
the greatest 'demand. In popular music-as in popular books-the public's taste, is fickle. It varies with each month." '
ThereIs no surer way of keeping a finger on the public pulse, so far .as its. taste 'for music is 'concerned, than by recording the demands of the masses. The result df this laborious' process is here condensed within ", the present( list 0'- uTen Best Sellers." It is possible to scan and digest.this information at a glance, 50 compactly is .it stated.
I~.object is to inform our patrons of the prevailing mood in music for the month-it is a hint not to let any of the popular successes of the day escape their ears.
,79135 p Vale of Dreams........•....... Schmid 1 00 One of the most popular of recent sentimental
songs, this. Music charged with melodious appeal a!1~ depth of feeling.
79119 0 Wife Hunters, Selection llriedl.and and Franklin. 15
Introducing: (1) Follette; (2) Down At Mammy Jinny's; (3) My Little Havana Made; (4) Honeyland: (5) .Down At Mammy Jinny's. Arranged by George Swift. , Anoth~r Lew Fields musical production this, full of spirit and melody as is proven by this selection, chiefly by the numbers "Down at Mammy Jinny's" and "My Little Havana Made. '.'
TIle a1Jcn.elIluie 'WillDot he placed in the Circulatin, Lt1»rary lUltil" May 1.1912
12
" ~he Siren (Waltzes) , 18965
Quaker Girl (Valse) '.. '.. ', .. 18961
,. ~I!tle Killionalre, (Selection) ~ 19019.
, Gjpsy Love (Selection) 19055
"AWUIlda Two Step 1901S
ORCHESTRELLE AND MUSIC USTED UNDER THIS BEADIKG wm, IOT BE
PLACED IN THE CmCULATIlIG UBRllY. AEOLIAN GRAND
2140 D Vasco da Gama. Valsa D'Arc, 100
2142 D Sognandoti. Mazurka ....•.. .D'Arc, 75
2145 D Souvenlrd'unbeaujour D'Arc, 1 25~ Mazurka.
2165 0 Gotterdammerung, Act III, Part III lJTagnw 1 50
Siegfried and the Rhine Daughters.
2157 p Sleep and Forget Whit, 15 Mandolin Chorus.
NOTE.- The rolls listed under this heacling have been manufactured to meet the requirements of foreign and special trade. As these rolls are not of general interest to patrons In the United States, they have not been J)laced in retail stocks or ~~raries, and are obtaiaable only.at a' few clays' notice upon order.
ROLL NO. PRICE
Arranged by Herman Avery Wade.
63106 0 Enchantress, Selection Herbert 1 75
Introducing; (1) I've Been Looking For
the Perfect Man; (2) In the Land of My
Own Romance; (3) Art Is Calling For M~;
(4) When 'the Right Man Sings Tra La;
(5) I've Reen Looking For the Perfect
Man.
PRICEROLL NO.
14.
TIac .Love mlUio will Dot bepla~d in tLe Circulatin. Lihrary until May 1.1912
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... Havana..
.. Arranged by GeorgeSwift,
• , "0 . _ o .... .e--..._""-'-"".L 63102 o -Never lIomes,Selection.Sloane and Goetz 1 7~-.
Introducing- (1) There's a Girl In Ha~an~: -e- ........~ ;:
(2) Kiss Burglar; (3) First Love Days; (4) ._ . ' "0 :'~!_
That Spooky Tune; (5) There's a Girl In
63160 p Song of the.BoatmeJ(°q{ the Volga
Arranged by Harrlette.Cady.
The ahoye' music will not 1Jepk~d in t~ Circulating;LiLru7utI- . May I. 1~12 °
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