July 11, 1925.
PRESTO
22
NEW QENNETT RECORDS
Long List of New Gennett Numbers Just
Issued Include Music for Dancing, Popular
Songs and Foreign Selections.
New Gennett records put on sale this week by the
Starr Piano Co., Richmond, Ind., are the following
latest hits for dancing:
Mandy Make Up Your Mind, fox trot (Clark-
Turk-Meyer-Robinson), Chubb-Steinberg Orchestra,
and Steppin' In Society, fox trot (The Radio Franks),
Chubb-Steinberg Orchestra, Vocal Chorus, Art Hicks.
Honey I'm in Love with You, fox trot (Friedlander-
Conrad), Perley Breed's Orchestra, Vocal Chorus,
Frank Cornwell, and Sweet Georgia Brown, fox trot
(Bernie-Pinkaid-Casey),
Original Indiana Five,
Everything is Hotsy Totsy Now, fox trot, Seminola,
fox trot (Warren-King), Original Indiana Five, and
Craving, fox trot (Bernie-Charing-Casey), Suite "16,"
fox trot (Meyers-Kassel-Schoebel), The Southerners.
Maybe You're Lonely, fox trot (McKay), Marion
McKay and His Orchestra, Vocal Chorus, Jack Til-
son, and My Sweetie and Me, fox trot (Ruby-Rupp-
Spitalny), The Virginia Entertainers.
Popular Vocal—Who Takes Care of the Care-
taker's Daughter (While the Caretaker's Busy Tak-
ing Care), (Endor), and Yes, Sir, That's My Baby!
(Kahn-Donaldson), Razaf (The Melody Man).
Ukulele Lady (Kahn-Whiting), I Had Someone Else
Before I Had You (Harris-Darcy-Stanley), Tremaine
Brothers, orchestra accompaniment, and That's
Banana Oil (Dubin-McHugh-Gross), Can't Your
Friend Get a Friend for Me? (Ruby-Henderson),
Maureen Englin, orchestra accompaniment.
Standard Vocal—Mother and Home (Massey),
Vernon Dalhart, tenor, violin and guitar accompani-
ment, and The Runaway Train (Robinson), Vernon
Dalhart, tenor, violin, guitar and harmonica accom-
paniment.
Old Time Mountain Tunes—Hy Patillion (one
step), and The Fox Chase, reel, Homer Davenport
and Young Bros., banjo, guitar and fiddle. Sand
Cave (Hunt), George Ake, accompanied by Jolly
Four Orchestra, and Little Old Log Cabin in the
Lane, David Miller, guitar and banjo accompaniment.
Irish—Ancient Irish Classics (The Coulin—The
Irish Exile—Lament for Ireland), and Irish Waltz
Medley (The Boys of the West—The Snowy
Breasted Pearl), waltz, The McNamara Trio. Corned
Beef and Cabbage (Fitzpatrick), and McFadden's
Goat (Fitzpatrick), Fitzpatrick Brothers, piano ac-
companiment. Irish Jig (The Dingle Puck Goat),
jig, and Irish Reel Medley (My Love Is On the
Ocean—Bonnie Kate), reels, McNamara Trio. Bold
Jack Donahue, and The Jackets Green, Emmet
O'Toole, tenor, Parnell McKelvery, piano accompani-
ment.
Foreign (Spanish)—Oh, Paris, fox trot, and Los
Pichoncitos Del Amor, De la Revista "Las Hijas del
Placer," Tomas Pardusco y su orquesta. El Centen-
ario De Ayacucho (Camel Incaico) (Ormeno), Or-
questa Mariana, and Noche De Plata, Vals, (Moya),
Tomas Pardusco y su orquesta. El Vacilopolis, fox
trot, and Amor, fox trot, Los Toreros Musicos. Las
Grisetas Limenas, tango (Gazzolo), Orquesta Mari-
ana, and Manon, shimmy (Wells), Tomas Pardusco
y su orquesta. Eleonora, jazz fox trot (Chantrier),
and Bayadera, shimmy (Kalman), Orquesta Texana.
Venga Alegria, shimmy, and El Templo de Venus,
shimmy, Orquesta Miraflores.
Foreign (Welsh)—The Squire (Humorous sketch),
Part I, and The Squire (Humorous Sketch), Part II,
Ted and May Hopkins. The Harrier (Humorous
Song), Ted Hopkins, and The Old Maid (Humorous
Song), May Hopkins.
MAKING THE WORLD LAUGH
That's the Everyday Job of Harry Goldfield, Using
a Handcraft Trumpet.
If you please, meet Harry Goldfield, affectionately
known as "Goldie," laugh provoking comedy trum-
peter with Jan Garbcr's Victor recording orchestra,
now playing in Miama, Florida.
"Make the world laugh," is Harry's motto, and he
certainly lives up to ~*2t. With his two hundred
pounds of fun-loving good nature he keeps the crowds
constantly guessing as to what funny antics he will
WOOL SALES ANNOUNCED.
A telegram to the Boston Wool Trade Association
from the Melbourne, Australia Wool Buyers' Asso-
ciation, received last week, states that it has been
decided to resume the wool auctions commencing
July 13 with an offering of 20,000 bales in Victoria
and an equal quantity in the same place July 22,
while at Brisbane on July 14 there will be offered
22,000 bales and at Sydney commencing July 20
43,000 bales will be offered. A sale also has been
scheduled for Ade-laide, South Australia, on August 7.
VACATION CUSTOMERS BUY.
Big sales of ukuleles and banjo-ukes, harmonicas
and portable phonographs are a welcome feature of
the summer vacation trade with the Darrow Music
Co., Denver, Colo. Oscar Frazier, manager of the
musical merchandise department, attributes the lively
sales to the suggestions in advertising for the past
month or two.
" HAPRY
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surprise them with next, and his performance on the
trumpet is a delight and a revelation to all who hear
him.
"Goldie" is playing a Martin Handcraft instrument
and says, "My Martin trumpet is the best instrument
1 ever had."
Phonographs are handled in a new store opened
recently in Kcnosha, Wis., by L; F. Bidinger.
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