Music Trade Review

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THE
MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
NOVEMBKR 22, 1924
New Exclusive
Brunswick Stars
Marie Morrisey
Contralto
The New Hall of Fame
A contralto of rare rword-
l>erwoiialit.v, with long and
l musical experience.
Minneapolis Symphony Orch.
Henri Verbrugghen, Conductor
The New Hall of Fame
Since 1903 this great orchestra has
given more than 3,000 concerts
on tour from Coast to Coast.
Edith Mason, Soprano
The New Hall of Fame
Miss Mason is widely known
for her work with the Chi-
cago Civic Opera and the
Metropolitan of New York.
John Charles Thomas
Baritone
The New Hall of Fame
A young, popular baritone
ft-ho has already won world-
wide fame through concert
ami light opera appearance.
Frederik Schorr
Baritone
The New Hall of Fame
One of the leading baritones
of the Metropolitan, whose
specialty is German opera
and German native songs.
Keeping Abreast of the Times, Musically
HE addition of these new artists to the already
distinguished list of Brunswick talent is another
T
mark in Brunswick advancement, and Brunswick
' contribution to the world of music. These are the
newest stars in the Brunswick firmament.
Val McLaughlin
The Original Sandman
Exclusive Brunswick Artist
Val Mclaughlin has earned her
reputation as a teller of tales
for children, over the radio.
Tom Lewis, Comedian
Exclusive Brunswick Artist
A star of Ziegfelrt Follies.
His comedy monolog records
are something entirely new.
Frank Bessinger
Frank Wright
The Radio Franks
Exclusive Brunswick Artists
The Radio Franks are known to thou-
sands of radio fans all over the coun-
try. Their voices blend marvelously.
Sign ofSMusical "Prestige
PHONOGRAPHS
New England Distributors:
Kraft, Bates &. Spencer, Inc.
80 Kingston Street, Boston, Mass.
RECORDS
THE BRUNSWICK-BALKECOLLENDER CO.
Manufacturers—Established 1845
General Offices: CHICAGO
Branches in all Principaf Cities
Canadian Distributors:
Musical Merchandise Sales Co.
79 Wellington St., W.,Toronto, Ont.