ROY HENDERSON The brilliant young baritone-exclusive tc) 'Vocalion

Operatic & Orchestral

ROY HENDERSON (Baritone) With The Aeolian Orchestra

Falstaff. Act 2, Scene 1. In English Verdi { K 05205 12" 4/6 Parts I and 2

Falstaff. Act 2, Scene 1. In English Verdi I K 05206 12" 4;6 Parts 3 and 4

All three roles sung by Roy Henderson

MUSIC-LOVERS who know their " Falstaff"-that wonderful operatic version of Shakespeare's " Merry Wives of Windsor "-will remember that, in the second act. Ford, the husband o£ one of the two roguish wives, visits Falstaff under the

name of" Master Brook" and begs the reprobate old knight, as an invincible lady- killer, to practice his amorous arts on Mistress Ford, so that he, the supposed "Master Brook," may afterwards secure her favours too.

With wonderful skill and versatility, helped by inAenious recordini; methods, Mr. Henderson 1 as succeeted in differentiating most cl'verly between the voices and personalities of Falstaff himself, of Ford as " Master Brook," and of Ford in his own person, and has thus produced a record the like of which, so far as we are aware, has never been attempted before.

Mr. Henderson recently made a tremendous hit by his assumption of the part of Ford in the revival of the opera by the Royal Acad-my of Music at the Scala Theatre-whence arose no doubt the idea of this remarkable combination of roles which he has now carried out so brilliantly.

THE AEOLIAN ORCHESTRA (Conducted by the Composer)

The Wasps Overture } A-0249 12" 5/6 Parts I & II. R. `Vaughan Williams

'T'HE overture to "The Wasps" is one of Vaughan Williams lighter instrumental 1 works and thus may be classed to some extent with the delightful "Old King

Cole" Suite issued on Vocalion' records last month. The music is entirely English in character, being based as it is throughout either on actual folk tunes or on melodies of this type. And certainly it will not find any less favour with the average English hearer on th s account. Asa matter of detail the realistic buzzing of the wasps at the beginning of the overture, and again later, should not be overlooked.

Operatic & Ballads

LUELLA PAIKIN ARIDAND TORATVAN

LUELLA PAIKIN (Soprano)Non so piü Cosa son, cosa faccio

(Oh what feelings) "Le Nozze di Figaro" o-art In Italian. A-0251 12" 5/6

Je Veux Vivre Goutiod (Waltz Song) from "Romeo et Juliette" In French. With the Aeolian Orchestra

T HOUGH one may be sure that Miss Paikin was genuinely concerned to learn of Mme. Tetrazzini's indisposition a few months ago she would have been more than human if she had not at the same time appreciated the honour and distinction of

being called on to supply the famous prima donna's place. Miss Paikin rose triumphantly to the occasion, surprising even her warmest

admirers and most critical hearers by the brilliance of her performances. And no one, it is pleasant to know, rejoiced more heartily in her triumphs than the great and generous-hearted artist who had given her her opportunity.

Of the two delightful records by Miss Paikin now offered the sparkling and captivating Waltz Song from Gounod's Romeo at Juliette " is known and loved by all, while ' Non so piu " is of course one of the most famous and delightful numbers from Mozart's immortal "Le Nozze di Figaro."

ARMAND TOKATYAN (Tenor) Amor ti vieta di non amar Giordano

"Fedora ' (Love doth forbid you not to love) In Italian

Siciliana cXöCascagni B-3121 10" 4/- (Thy lipps like crimson berries) "Cavallaria Rusticana" In Italian Orchestral Accompaniments

M R. ARMAND TOKATYAN. the maker of these two splendid records, hails from Bulgaria. Tenor voices of his quality-full, rich, round and sympathetic, and produced with such ease and effectiveness-are exceedingly rare and it is in no

sense surprising therefore to learn of the many and striking successes which-Mr. Tokatyan has enjoyed.

Alike in Italy and in America, where he has been one of the "stars" of the famous Metropolitan Opera Company, he has indeed enjoyed unlimited favour, and it needs only to make acquaintance with the two records herewith presented to understand the reason why.

MALCOLM McEACHERN (Bass) One of the Guards Howard Fisher

Orchestral acc.

"Come to the Cook-house Door" K-05208 12" 4/6 Piano ace. Stanley Chapple Wolseley Charles

HERE are two rollicking soldier songs, jovial and carefree as such ditties should be, trolled out by our premier basso, Mr. Malcolm McEachern. It is quite impossi- ble to imagine anything finer in their way than these magnificent records, nor

will they prove any less acceptable in that they are so eminently popular in character.

HORACE STEVENS (Bass-Baritone)

The Vagabond `1Z. Vaughan Williams The Roadside Fire R. Vaughan Williams X-9693 10" 3/-

"Songs of Travel" a Piano accs. Stanley. Chapple

V AUGHAN WILLIAMS here shows another aspect of his gerius in the shape of two delightful songs. Both are well-known examples of his powers under this head and have long since attained wide popularity.

With what insight and understanding both of these fine songs have been interpreted by such an essentially artistic vocalist as Mr. Horace Stevens scarcely needs mentioning.

--___'__' _ --~' -- ý

E\ID CRI;ICKSHA\'K JOHN MATHEWSON

ENID CRUICKSHANK (Contralto)On Wings of Song The Minstrel Boy

Piano accs. Stanley Chapple

JVendelssohn,Xoore X-9694 10" 31-

M ISS ENIDCRUICKSHANK,one ofourfinestcontraltos,was especially requested to si«g these two £ami jar old songs because experience has shown that the public has a never-failing affection for the tried and trusted examples of an

earlier day which have established themselves for good in the general esteem. And of songs answering this description one could hardly find better instances than the two examples listed-the one perhaps the be st known and most beautiful of all Mendelssohn's productions, and the other a native " classic" equally familiar and well-loved.

JOHN MATHEWSON (Baritone) My Nannie's awa' arr. G. ShortI My love, she's but a lassie yet i X-9686 10" 3/-

Piano accs. George Short arr. G. Short MR. JOHN MATHEWSON who has been responsible for these two attractive

records, is an eminent Scottish baritone who has come very rapidlyto the front during recent years. At a number of concerts given in conjunction with his com-

patriot Mr. Joseph Hislop, the distinguished Scottish tenor, he scored particularly while, like the latter, he has also appeared in brand opera with notable success.

KATHLEEN DESTOURNEL (Soprano) Beloved, it is Morn Florence Aylward Love, the Pedlar Edward German} K-05207 12" 4/6

Piano aces. Ivor Newton BOTH of these songs have long since established themselves in general favour and

the fact that both still retain their popularity to the full is the best possit'le evidence of their enduring worth. Miss Destournel has made deligtttful records

of both.

LIONEL TERTIS

The world's greatest Viola player

LIONEL TERTIS (Viola)

Sunset `C ertis Les Reges (Dreams) X-9696 10" 3/-

Piano aces. Ethel Hobday Rebikow, arr. Tertis AMONG all the hundreds of brilliant instrumental soloists of various kinds before

the world to-day it is hardly eaai3geration to say that Mr. Lionel Tertis occupies a place apart for he may be said to enjoy practically universal recognition

as the supreme and unapproached master of his chosen instrument.

There are many great pianists of the very first rank and violinists of the same class are no less numerous, but there is only one viola player who is regarded on all hands as the greatest livini3 master of the instrument; and this is Mr. Lionel Tertis.

We count it a privilege to have been able to issue so many records by this great artist and cannot refrain from adding for the benefit of those interested, that they are offered at prices just 40 per cent cheaper than those which are obtainable elsewhere.

PHYLLIS ALLAN (Violin)

From the Rialto K-05209 Easthope Martin 12" 4/6 Morning Song Easthope Martin Piano eccs. Stanley Chapple

MISS ALLAN has this month recorded two character. istic pieces by the late Mr. Easthope Martin, of whom, it may be mentioned, Miss Allan was a great personal

friend. All lovers of the art will be aware of the grievous hiss sustained by the untimely cutting off of this gifted musician and not only on their own account but also as a memento of the late composer, many will doubtless be glad to pos"ess these two delightful examples, so sympathetically recorded, of his creative powers.

HOWARD BLISS ('Cello)

Berceuse, Op. 113, No. 4 Coltermann Madrigal, No. 4 C,ýtllet X-9695 10" 3/-

Piano acts. M. O. Marshall

TWO charming pieces for the 'cello of an entirely simple and straightforward character, are here presented in his usual finished and artistic style by Mr. Bliss.

Band & Light Orchestral

BAND OF H.M. LIFE GUARDS Under the direction of Lieut. H. Eldridge

Colonel Bogey March J lford} K-05201 12" 4/6 Festival March Zamecnik I N connection with these two excellent records, exemplifying once again the superla-

tive qualities of the famous Life Guards Band, it may be of interest to note that the second of them, the Festival March, was recorded in response to a special request

from "down ender"-meanin8 thereby, New Zealand-in connection with the New Zealand and South Seas Exhibition which is being held in that distant corner of the Empire. Its engaginhly popular qualities speak for themselves. "Colonel Bogey," another effective March has long since captured the general ear.

MOSCHETTO AND HIS ORCHESTRA At the Savoy Hotel, London

Sometime Waltz 'R, Frimlý X-9697 10" 3/- Second Serenade `Voselli

HERE are two typical records of the kind which have won so quickly such extra- ordinary popularity for this clever violinist-conductor. If any other combination of the same type before the public at the present time does this sort of thing

better than Mr. Moschetto and his Orchestra we should be very interested to know the

name of it. But in the meantime we may be permitted perhaps to go on indulging the belief that in point of fact nothing of the kind exists.

PALALA'S HAWAIIANSCarolina Sweetheart. Waltz James) My Mother's Humming ý X-9698 BY 3/-

Lullaby. Waltz Terriss-Wood

FOR musical reminiscences of the romantic South Sea Islands there is apparently a never-ceasinh demand in these days and these two capital recordings will be found to be very effective examples of a class of composition whose piquant and fascin-

ating qualities have won for them such General favour.

DORRIE DENE (Comedienne)

Weston-Lee b X-9699 10" 3/- He called me "Baby" Vaughan-Merry)

Piano Aces. by Reg. Lindo DORRIE DENE, a new and exclusive "Vocalion" artiste, enjoys

extraordinary popularity. She is a comedienne of a distinctly original type with a very vivid personality, which has been

successfully captured in her first record her marvellously distinct enunciation enabling every word to be heard. The thousands of people who have heard this clever artiste at work will welcome the opportunity of making her closer acquaintaintance through the medium of " Vocalion" records.

I want to be on Mammy's Knee

NELSON KEYS W IRENE RUSSELL A Spanish Affair Keys- Wimperis

Humorous Duet. Orch. Acc.

NELSON KEYS X-9700 10" 3/- The Tipster ACelson Keys

Humorous Monologue. T HOSE who enjoyed Nelson Keys' delightful "turns" included in

last month's 'Vocalion' issue will find him no less entertaining in those presented herewith. In "A Spanish Affair" he cooperates

again with Miss Irene Russell to the best possible effect, while in "The Tipster," with the stage to himself, he is once again screamingly funny.

Dance Music

BLUE LABEL SECTION 1O" DOUBLE-SIDED 3J-

WE here present the first recordings-"Vocalion" exclusive-of Don Parker and his Band, at the Piccadilly Hotel and the Kit- Cat Club. That they are an ecceptionally fine combination of

instrumentalists these records afford sufficient proof. Some wonderfully fine records are also provided by Newman's Band, now recognised as the leading "Society" Band, while amongst the most popular titles listed are "She showed him this," "Bam, Bam. Bamy Shores," "Kinky Kids' Parade," and "Brown Eyes-Why are you Blue?" although all the titles in the list are exceptionally attractive.

DON PARKER AND HIS BAND At the Kit-Cat Club and the Piccadilly Hotel, London.

She showed him this, she showed him that Stone-David Fox-trot (vocal refrain)rris

Hong Kong Dream Girl Fox-trot Harry 0. Bam Barn Bamy Shores Fox-trot (vocal refrain)Ray

Henderson You're just a flower from an old bouquet Fox-trot Denni

NEWMAN AND HIS DANCE BAND Panama Fox-trot Katscher Moonlight and Roses Fox-trot Lernare-Black-, ioret

GEOFFREY GOODHART AND HIS ORCHESTRA Adelai French Tango Spurin l Alba d'Amor French Tango Maria Gulierriz-Ponce )

THE AMBASSADORS She was just a Sailor's Sweetheart Burke

Fox-trot vocal refrain) THE TUXEDO ORCHESTRA

Footloose Fox-trot Cochran-Rupp

BEN SELVIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA Brown Eyes-Why are you Blue? Fox-trot Bryan-Meyer Kinky Kids' Parade Fox-trot (vocal refrain)Kahn-Donaldson

THE NIGHT CLUB ORCHESTRA My Sugar Fox-trot. ýrttt-Little

THE CASTILLIANS Campanitas de Plata Waltz Samar

Alphabetical List of Titles

Reprint of Titles published In October, November & December Title Artist No. Price

Ah! mon fils. "Le Prophete" In French P. Archibald, Contralto K-05196 12" 416 and Habanera "Carmen" In English

Bachelor Reflections Nelson Keys& Irene Russell X-9670 It" al- and The London Guide Nelson Keys

Ballade in A flat, Op. 47 (Chopin) York Bowen. Pianist X-9666 10" 51- Parts I & 2

Bit of Irish, A C. O'More. Tenor X-9651 ID" 31- and The Land of might have been

Blotto! G. Gerrard, Comedian X-9654 ID" 31- and My Cousins

Blow Blow, thou Winter Wind J. Coates, Tenor B-3I19 10" 4)- and (a) 1 t was a lover and his lass (b) Lawn, as white as driven snow

But who may abide "The Messiah" and Watcyn Watcyns. Bass- K-05202 121 4/6 Thy Glorious Deeds "Samson" Baritone

Capitan Fracassa (Castelnuovo-Tedesco) A. Fachiri, Violinist K-05198 IT 416 and Reverie (Debussy)

Captain Blaze M. McEachern (Bass) X-9630 10" 31- and The Old Shepherd

Cavatina, Op. 85, No. 3 (Raff) P. Kochanski. Violinist X-9632 10" 3/- and S6r6nade (Piern6t

Chanson de Is Esmeralda (de Mesquita) Moschetto & his Orch. X-9653 10" 3/- and Romance Bohemienne

Cimarosiana, La (Cimarosa, arr. Malipiero) Modern Chamber Orch. K-05194 12" 416 No. I, Andante Grazioso. No. 2, Allegro Vivace and Country Song No. I, Op. 22 tHolstl "Two Songs w thout Words"

Come into the garden, Maud J. Coates. Tenor A-0246 17' 618 and Eleanore

Concerto, No. 3, in G (Mozart) J. d'Aranyi. Violinist Ist movement, Parts I & 2 With The Aeolian Oreh, A-0242 12' 516 2nd movt.. Parts I & 2 and 3rd movt" Part I A-0243 12' 518 3rd movement. Part 2 and A-0244 I2' 5/6 Serenade. No. 7 "Haffner" (Mozart) Menuetto

Country Song, No. I, Op. 22 (Holst) Modem Chamber Orch. K-05194 12" 4/6 "Two Songs without Words" and La Cimarosiana (Cimaroso, arr. Malipiero) No. I, Andante Grazioso. No. 2, Allegro Vivace

Cries of London (Vincent Thomas) Nancy Royle. Soprano and X-9662 10" 31- Parts I & 2 Michael Head, Baritone

Cries of London (Vincent Thomas) Nancy Royle, Soprano and X-9663 10" P_ Parts 3 & 4 Michael Head, t. aritone

Cuckoo, The (from "More Daisies') Kathleen Destournel. X-9664 10" 31- and Ma curly-headed babby Soprano

DANCE RECORDS FOX-TROTS Alone at Last and G. Goodhart & his Orch. X-9657 10" 8)-

Paddlin' Madelie Home (with vocal refrain)

Because of you and Bernie & his Roosevelt Orch. X-9643 10" 3/- Let me linger I. nger in your arms

By the light of the Stars. and Bernie & his Roosevelt Orch. X-9626 10" 3)- The melody that made you mine Miami Marimba Band

Waltz Charleston. Ben Selvin & his Orch. X-9625 10" 31-

and Isn't she the sweetest thing. Bernie & his Roosevelt Orch. Collegiate (with vocal refrain) Bemie & his Roosevelt Orch. X-9674 I0" 31-

and Yes Sir! That s my baby Desert Isle and B. Selvin & his Orch. X-9647 10" 31-

I'm tired of everything but you Flapper Wife, The. Night Club Orch. X-9624 10' 31-

and If y-u knew SUSIE. Bernie & his Roosevelt Orch. Good-bye Sal, so long gal. and G. Goodhart & his Orch. X-9638 10' 51-

Broken Heart (Corazbn Roto) Waltz The Castillians

Alphabetical List of Titles

Title Artist No. Price FOXTROTS (continued) Honey, I'm in love with you The Ambassadors X-9640 10" 31-

"Mercenary Mary" and Mercenary Mary. "Mercenary Mary" G. Goodhart & his Orch.

If you knew SUSIE Bernie & his Roosevelt Orch. X-9624 10' 31- and The Flapper Wife. Night Club Orch.

I Miss my Swiss (with vocal refrain) The Tuxedo Orchestra X-9677 10" 31- and Golden Memorics of Hawaii The Miami Marimba Band Waltz

I'm tired of everything but you B..Selvis & his Orch. X-9647 I (Y' 5/- and Desert Isle

In the garden of To-Morrow G. Goodhart & his Orch. X-9639 10' 31- Tango Fox-trot and Sing sour cares away. Dear little Billie"

In the Purple Twilight The Ambassadors X-9676 10" 31- and My Hawaiian Evenin' Star The Miami Marimba Band Waltz

Isn't she the sweetest thing Bernie & his Roosevelt Orch. X-9625 10' 3(- and Charleston. Ben Selvin & his Orch.

I've got a little Bungalow C. Gibbons & A. Young X-9634 10" 31- Fox trot-Piano Duet and Just Hot. Slow Fox-trot-Piano Duet

I've got another sweetie now G. Goodhart & his Orch. X-9656 10" 31- (w,th vocal refrain) and Tokio

Just Hot Slow Fox-trot-Piano Duet C. Gibbons & A. Young X-9634 10" 31- and I've got a little Bungalow. Fox-trot-Piano Duet

Let me linger longer in your arms Bernie & his Roosevelt Orch. X-9643 10' 31- and Because of you

Lollypop and The Tuxedo Orch. X-9645 It" 5/- When eyes of Blue are fooling you Bernie & his Roosevelt Orch.

Mamie Be. Selvin & his Orchestra X-9678 ID" 31- and Sonya (with vocal refrain)

Manhattan The Night Club Orchestra X-9675 10" 3h and Funny. Waltz The Tuxedo Orchestra

Mercenary Mary "Mercenary Mary" G. Goodhart & his Orch. X-9640 l0" 31- and Honey, I in in love with you. The Ambassadors "Mercenary Mary"

Montmartre Rose and The Ambassadors X-9644 10" 31- Sieeping Beauty's Wedding

Paddlin' Madelin Home G. Goodhart & his Orch. X-9657 10" 31- and Alone at Last

Sing your cares away G. Goodhart & his Orch. X-9639 10" 31- "uear little Billie" and In the garden of To morrow. Tango Fox-trot

Sleeping Beauty's Wedding The Ambassadors X-9644 10" 31- and Montmartre Rose

Sonya (with vocal refrain) Ben Selvin & his Orchestra X-9678 10" 31- and Mamie

Tokio and G. Goodhart & his Orch. X-9656 10" 3/- I've got another Sweetie now (with vocal refrain)

When Eyes of Blue are fooling you Bernie & his Roosevelt Orch. X-9645 10" 31- and Lollypop The Tuxedo Orch'

as Sir! That's my baby Bernie & his Roosevelt Orch. X-9674 10" 31- and Collegiate iwith vocal refrain)

TANGOS (All new French Tangos). Lys Noir, Le G. Goodhart and his Orch. X-9682 10" 31-

aud Spain Mantilla, La G. Goodhart and his Orch. X-9683 10" 31-

and Por Ti or Ti G. Goodhart and his Orcb. X-9683 10" 31- and La Mantilla

Rosita and La Villa Splendide X-9681 10" 31- Viva el Principe (Long live the Prince) Tango Band

Alphabetical List of Titles

TANGOS (All newFrench Tangos) (continued) Title Artist No. Price

Spain G. Goodhart and his Orch. X-9682 10" 111- and Le Lys Noir

Viva el Principe (Long live the Prince) L. Villa Splendide X-9681 10" 5/- and Rosita Tango Band

WALTZESBroken Heart (Coraz6n Roto) The Castillians X-9638 10" 31-

and Good-bye Sal. so long gal. G. Goodhart & his Orch. Fox-trot

Dreamy Carclina Moon and Miami Marimba Band X-9658 10" 5/- You forgot to REMEMBER G. Goodhart & his Orch. (with vocal refrain)

Funny The Tuxedo Orchestra X-9675 IC" 31- and Manhattan. Fox-trot . I he Night Club Orchestra

Golden Memories of Hawaii The Miami Marimba Band X-9677 10" 5)- and I Mss my Swiss. Fox-trot The Tuxedo Orchestra

June brought the Roses and Miami Marimba Bard X-9646 10' 3/- Only a weaver of Dreams (with vocal refrain,

Melody that made you mine. The. Miami Marimba Band X-%26 10" 3)- and By the light of the Stars Fox-trot Bernie & his Roosevelt Orch.

My Hawaiian Evenin' Star The Miami Nlarimba Band X-9676 10" 31- and In the Purpi- Twilight. Fox-trot. The Ambassadors

Only a weaver cf Dreams Miami Marimba Band X-9646 10' 51- (with vocal refrain) and June brought the Roses

You forgot to REMEMBER G. Goodhart & his Orch. X-9658 10" 3/- 'with vocal refrain and Dreamy Carol.na Moon Miami Marimba Band (with vocal refrain)

Deep Sea Roads, the M. Morgan, Baritone X-9649 10" 5/- and Like Ships that Pass

Dell's awe' wi' the Exciseman, The (a) Roy Henderson (Baritone) X-9665 10' 31- 0 Willie brewed a peck o'maul tb) and The Land o the Leal

Dipping in the Moonlight E. Collins with Ukulele (Vocal) X-%55 10" 8/- from "Mercenary Mary and Tangoland

Eleanore J. Coates, Tenor A-0246 17' 5/8 and Come into the garden. Maud

Ella giammai m'amo "Don Carlos' In Italian M. Murray-Davey. Bass A-0245 17' 5/8 and Was duftet doch, Act 11. "Die Meistersinger" In German

Ev'ry time I feel de Spirit (b) H. Bliss. 'Cellist X-%52 10' 3/- Nobody knows dc trouble I've seen (a) and Keltic Lament, A

Faithfu' Johnnie P. St. Clair, Contralto X-9650 10" 5/- and Leezie Lindsay

Faust (Gounod) Selection, Parts I & 2 Band of H.M. Life Guards K-05195 17' 416 Fourth Mazurka (Balakirew) Sapellnikoff, Pianist A-0228 12' 518

and Gnomenreigen (Liszt) No.2 of Two Concert Studies Frühlingsnacht )Schumann-Liszt) Sapellnikoff, Pianist B-3120 I0" 4/-

and Grande Valse Br illante, Op. 18 (Chopin) Goomenreigen (Liszt) Sapellnikoff, Pianist A-0228 17' 515

No. 2 of TI wo Concert Studies and Fourth Mazurka (Balakirew)

Goyeseaa. Intermezzo (Granados) Metropolitan Opera House K-05199 IT 418 Orch. of New York

and Spanish Dance, No. I (Granados) Modern Chamber Orch. Grande Valse Brillante, Op. 18 (Chopin) Sapellnikoff, Pianist B-3120 10' 41-

and Fruhlingsnacht (Schumann-Liszt) Guarany Selection iGomez) A. Palet Gallarini X-9679 10" 3/-

and Marche Indienne (Sellenick) (Accordion) Habaners. -Carmen' In English P. Archibald. Contralto K-05196 I7' 416

and Alit most fils "La Prophete" In French I Love Thee (Grieg) O. Haley, Mezzo-Soprano X-9628 10" 3/-

and Les Troia Princesses. In French

Alphabetical List of Titles

Title Artist No. Price

II dolce Suono (Mad Scene) Parts I & 2 L. Paikin, Soprano A-0241 IT 518 "Lucia d Lammermoor"

In the Heart of Hawaii Ferrera & Palaluhi X-9673 10" 31-

and Just Lonesome (Hawaiian Players) It was a lover and his lass (a) Lawn, J. Coates, Tenor B-3119 10" 4i-

as white as driven snow lb . and Blow, Blow, thou Winter Wind

Just like a Baby and E. Collins with Ukulele (Vocal) X-9635 10" 31- Where is tha. girl who was stolen from me?

Just Lonesome Ferrera & Palaluhi X-9673 10" 3!-

and In the Heart of Hawaii (Hawaiian Players)

Keltic Lament, A (Foulds, H. Bliss, 'Cellist X-9652 19" 31- and (a) Nobody knows de trouble I've seen

b) Ev'ry time 1 feel de spirit Keys of Heaven, The Duet. E. Hook & A. Argent K-05184 IT 44

and 0 ovely Night Ethel Hook Knight of Bethlehem, The John Coates (Tenor) B-3117 10" 41-

and Voici Noel (Sweet Christmas Time) Land of Might Have Been, The C. O'More. Tenor X-9651 10" 3/_

and A Bit of lri-h Land o' the Leal, The and Roy Henderson (Baritone) X-9665 10" 51-

The Deil's awa' with the Exciseman (a) O Willie brewed a peck o' maut (b)

Largo and Allegro Giocoso (Galuppi- Jelly d,Aranyi (Violinist) K-05203 IT 418 Craxton) and Passepied tDestouches-Dandelot)

Lawn, as white as driven snow (hi J. Coates, Tenor B-3119 10" 41- lt was a lover and his lass a and Blow, Blow, thou Winter Wind

Leezie Lindsay and Faith!u Johnnie P. St. Clair, Contralto X-9650 10" 31- Like Ships that Pass M Morgan. Baritone X-9649 10" 31-

and The Deep Sea Roads London Guide, The Nelson Keys X-9670 10" 31-

and Bachelor Keflections Nelson Keys& Irene Russell Me curly-headed babby Kathleen Destournel X-9664 10" 31-

and The Cuc'coo "More Daisies" Soprano Marche Indienne,Sellenick) A. Palet Gallarini X-9679 10" 3!-

and Guarany Selection (Gomez) (Accordion) Mercenary Mary Selection. Parts 1 & 11. Moschetto & his Orch. X-9672 10" 3h Mirella Overture (Gounod) Parts I & It. Band of H.M. Life Guards X-9667 10" 31- My Cousins and Blotto! G. Gr rard, Comedian X-9654 10" 3J- Nobody knows de trouble I've seen (a) H. Bliss,'Cellist X-9652 10" 31-

Ev'ry time I feel de Spirit (b) and A Keltic Lament

0 Lovely Night and Ethel Hook K-05184 12' 4,8 The Keys of Heaven Duet. E. Hook & A. Argent

0 Wi,ile brewed a peck o' maut (b) Roy Henderson (Baritone) X-9665 10" 51- 1 he U it's awa' wi' the Exciseman (a) and The Land o' the Leal

Old King Cole (R. Vaughan Williams) The Aeolian Orchestra A-0247 (2" 54 Ballet Suite, Parts I & 11.

Old King Cole (R. Vaughan Williams) The Aeolian Orchestra A-0248 12" 516 Ballet Suite. Parts III & IV.

Old Shepherd. The  nd Captain Blaze M. McEachem, Bass X-9630 10" 31- Pagliacei. Selection, Parts I & 2 Ba d of H.M. Life Guards K-05213 12' 4i8 Passepied (Destouches-Dandelot) Jelly d,Aranyi (Violinist) K-05203 12" 416

and Largo and Allegro Giocoso Quartet in D minor (Mozart) Kuteber String Quartet

Ist movement, Parts 1 & 2 K-05190 1T 416 2nd movement, Parts I & 2 K-05191 12" 46 3rd movement and 4th movement. Part I K-05192 (2" 418 4th movement. Part 2 and K-05193 12" 418 Quartet in E flat (Mozart) Menuetto (Allegretto)

Quartet in E flat Mozart) Kutcher String Quartet K-03193 IT 418 Menuetto (Allegretto) and Quartet in D minor (Mozart) 4th movement, Part 2

Alphabetical List of Titles

T,tle Art st Recompense and E. Cruickshank. Contralto

A Slumber Sang of the Madonna Reverie (Debussy) A, Fachiri. Violinist

and Capitan Fracassa (Castelnuovo-Tedesco) Ring. Bells, Ring

__ M. Morgan. Baritone

and St. Nicholas-at-Wade Romance Bohemienne (Boldi)

and Chanson de la Esmeralda St. Nicholas-at-Wade

and Ring, Bells, Ring Samson and De:ilah (Saint-Saens)

Selection, Parts I and2 Serenade(Pierne)and

Cavatina,Op. 85, No.3 (Ra6) Serenade. No. I "Haffner" (Mozart)

Menuetto

X-9629 10" 31-

K-05198 12'' 416

X-9631 10" 31-

Moschetto & his Orch. X-9653 10' 31- M. Morgan, Baritone X-9631 10' 3!- Moschetto & his Orch. X-%33 I0" 3/- P. Kochanski, Violinist X-%32 10' 31-

J. d'Aranyi. Violinist A-0244 IV 516

and Concerto No. 3 in G (Mozart) 3rd. moot.. Part 2 Slumber Song of the Madonna, A E. Cruickshank, Contralto

and Recompense Song of the Seraphs M. McEachern. Bass

and Sperate o figli "Nabucodonosar" In Italian Spanish Dance, No. 1 (Granados) Modern Chamber Orch.

and Goyescas (Granados) Metropolitan Opera House Orch. of New York

Sperate 'o fig!i ! "Nabucodononor" M. McEachern. Ban In Italian

and Song of the Seraphs Strange Harmony of Contrasts F. Titterton. Tenor

iRecond to Armonia) "La Tosca" and Your Tiny Hand is Frozen (Che gelida marina) "La Boheme"

Tangoland E. Collins with Ukulele (Vocal) X-%55 and Dipping in the Moonlight "Mercenary Mary"

Tell me More Selection Parts l & 11. The Revue Orchestra X-%71 Thy Glorious Deeds "Samson ' Watcyn Watcyas, Bass- K-05202

and But who may abide' The Messiah" Baritone Trois Princesses, Les In French O. Haley.Mezzo-Soprano X-%28

and I Love Thee Veronique Selection. Puts I & 11. Voioi Noel (Sweet Christmas Time)

In French and The Knight of Bethlehem

Band of H,M. Life Guards K-05204 12' 411 John Coates (Tenor) B-3117 10" 41-

X-9629 10" IH-

K-05197 I7' 414

K-05199 17' 416

Was duftet doch "Die Meistersinger" M. Murray-Davey, Bus in German and Ella giammai m'amo "Don Carlos"In Italian

When I hear that song of twilight and Wondering

Where is that girl Who was stolen from me? and Just like a Baby

Wondering and When I hear tha' song of twilight

Your Tiny hand is Frozen (Che gelida manina) "La Boheme" Strange Harmony of Contrasts (Recondita armonia) "La Tows"

Zoo-Keeper, The Parts 1 & II.

Earl Collins with his X-9668 10" 31- Ukulele Vocal)

E. Collins with his Ukulele (Vocal) X-9635 10" 31-

Earl Collins with his X-9668 10" 31- Ukulele (Vocal)

F. Titterton, Tenor K-05189 17' 4/3

Gene Gerra d, Assisted by Jack I_ivesey

BRITISH INSTITUTE OF RECORDED SOUND, 29 R)AD,Z.

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