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The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • 12

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EVERY EVENINGiWIUMNGTON, 'DELAWARE, TUESDAY, MAY 1923, IS. Em te rrek itimg News Alb May Talk ing Mack ine Mcq vds WTATT CONSIDERS SINGER AH INTERPRETER THREE FAMOUS OPERATIC STARS. searching melody. Intensely Ilusslan, VOCal BCCOBD9. Carlos.

FHa ilaataaal I accompanied by an agitated rumbling In discussing musical Ideals recently of under tones and tho clanging of a deep bell. 'Gewehr's Good Neic for You Frederlck Wyatt, the baritone, ia reported by Mary Scott CioJlcry, the Tiatar. rhili. In thij Terfut soene. decide an punishment, ivhile only vrav-in death for tumeeif.

Kecltatlve raa-W(ti lead up to an art or Immense breadth, and melodic expres New Tork critic to have taken the po- i siveness. Dawn la breaking tnrougn palace windows, after a. nifflu of mental torture. Tou may hear th. sitlon that "tho real artist never intrudes his own emotions upon his audience, rather effacing his own and becoming merely a reporter, a.

medium of expression. In lipht of these opinions Mr. Wyatt 'a recital on May 3 will be heard with the keenest interest. His program includes typical songs from the Kusian school, modern French and Italian songs, a group of salt-water laliads and four well contrasted English pongs. Toy Soldiers' March Victor.

Here Is Fritz Kreisler In ono of his less seriou moods with a bit of melody for the children a march in miniature, simple in construction, but w-lth artistic embellishments and touches the adult mind will like equally well, and perhaps with more understanding. The accompanying piano begin it. with a tune, then the solo violin trips off. Tristan aad Isolde, Isolden's I.lebes-tod. Okeh.

The entire theme of this selection is tha culmination of Isoldes1 molten roan's reaolvaa-aas form, even thotqth ou may not know a. word of Italian. Sjch is the power cZ Cbatiapin'a dra-oiatac art. fbaasea ladete Yleter. S) JL HE CALM HER HONEY.

After it. any. many yeara, and long after Us composer death, this weird; a4 beautiful strain at last has ung; iraalf into tha ear the who'e civil- iae-1 world, lfere is a new and remark-1 abta soprano eettlnc. with. altogether1 wonderful comix nations of strings.

wood-winds and the notes of distant, mysterious CJaili-Curci interprets tha tonj In her own fashion, its tenuous phrase Issuing from her lips. passion over the (lying body of her lover Tristan. Fkluard Morike and his orchestra Interpret the Wagnerian motives, with the same degree of technical skill ns displayed In the CJerman Opera mouse, Berlin. Song of the West Okeh. Th! gay theme, has wholly captivated the Parisian Band "La Garde Republlcane.

Paris' is a favorite French organization. Their artistic touch to this delightful m-lody will bet appreciated by all who hear it. (i with aimea: uncanny and smoothness. Is lesa MoWle BranwlcL. A small boy of 6 was presenting his application for a library card at the Irving branch library, says the Indianapolis IS'ews.

It is necessary that the librarian ask the given name of each parent. After telling his father's name the youngster, being asked his mother's given name, gave forth tho startling information that he didn't know. "What does your father call further queried the librarian, hoping thus to elicit the desired response. "lie calls her came the prompt reply, and then added, as if for further enlightenment of a seemingly stupid librarian, "He likes her." Kansas City Star. Cacomo Lauri-Voipi th Xew York j-Metropolitan Opera Company's rewwit i tenor is phonosraphirally introduced' to tha American public In thi new JJranaw iek release.

The selection is' from A'erdi's IUgolett-. Ass Maria ColamMa. XOTELTT RECORDS. The Model Victrola $150.00 In the Ave Maria from Yerd.s Kosa Fonseii has added another masterpiece ty her cf Columbia recording. The sons: on tho ro-ord is wur.f In tho last aurt.

ly lVsd'moni. lhoAut.V.ik hiie ahe kneels before the of I He "When you told your father that I didn't smoke, drink, gamble or swear, what did he She "Oh. ho said he didn't want me to marry a perfect man, but that yon were bikIi a good liar he thought you'd do." Boston Transcript. A me Cohea Bays a Wlreles Colnmhta. Now, we find Oohen badly bitten by the radio bug.

On one side of the record, we catch him In th act of negotiating for a wireless set; on the other we find him "listening in" and getting plenty of action for his twenty-five dollars. Barney Google Pa the. Harry Blake and Robert Judson contribute this vocal Novelty record introducing the well known cartoon character Barney Google. Get this it-cord and enjoy the comical situations that Barney gets Into as described by these two popular singers. popular ffi.le while he pours out his heart to This evidently strikes the fancy of the the Madonna.

nmlorf land.n; or his Coal IU.ikk Mammy. Iaham Jones orchestra. It Is one of taste in knee deep In June love rones with a renl moonlight eettinc. The left Chord tit-tor. John McCormick sJr.gs this far- Keep Off My Shoes folambla.

orita. Someone has said, and with 1 Keep Off My Shoe Is a ra I rath, that -The lai Chord- is to the! to her s.Ky-Willy landn-partner KnsUsJl music-lover what "The Kos-1 hen he persistently parka hla number mry- is the American the Petita (presents the latent and most ad ranced ideas in CONSOLE CABINETS AND IMPROVED TONE. You may select one on our easy payment plan. No interest. No extras.

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The IfAppy Six orchestia contribute a pood fox trot in I'cg-gy Deer with its of Iiohcngrln and Menlelssohn and the crchlrA belle ltowinir rir.s. tell us that sprinp, youns' man's fajicy, love and all that sort of thing, are among; vs. Ulne Eyr- Okeb. Marked Orchestra in this number will make you forget a.11 your troubles when you start this record at a. dance.

It is one of the best fox trots that those well known makers of dance nius.c have produced. Wet To' Thnme Branswlrk. This dance record will make your slip-pens slip and shoes shake. Kreugrer and his orchestra, know how to start things and you can't stop till the record Is done. When Will I Know Falson.

Welcome to Frank Craft and his dance-compelling bunch, new Edison artists. Their initial offering Indicates that they have not much to learn about the modern trick orchestral effects. Kurninr. Sands lox. trot Victor.

eon Is a nobis one the a i xreplr.a; a mop chords, by aocldent! 'J noara a ooa ucm ui one I.Se tho sour-d of a 1 famous taxes; now hear sreat to lose it forever.1 the 4ras and tho banjoiat. "Burnlns nd never able to recall nr to' Pands" is from an Arabian retuild It. desert, not an afrioan. It bogins witU -a phrae, anl then e- gLns to trot. We're tartar tfee Paj EtNon.

we.ii.np day is arproachins rts prom.se cZ lifalonfr happiness, Baby Banting Edison. The Broadway Dance Orchestra ron-triiute another snappy fox trot Baby Bunting from the musical comedy Falling-, Eex trot Tlcter. "When S'tumbl came ou; we Ipd Know Yon Belenf to Someone Else Fa the. The Long Branch Society Orchestra have contributed another catchy fox aid a'i th world seems J-j-ful. The story is beautifully told in this allur-ir5 duet tT IZlaeth and Walter Scirlas.

where; so row Jt'i "raJlins." Next, ne suppose, 111 ho IlV.l;njr lown the I'allroom etalrc. Ifowevcr. it's a prand The Brunswick Oval Tone Amplifier or "horn" One of the reasons why Bronswicka are found In tha homes of proesaon mumicimn. trot In this record this month. On the "sl I nxS is piayea in -usuaj other of his record will 3ei found swinging style and will prove, a favor-anothcrfox trot by Don Parkers tho lovers of this well known tern Melody Boys.

dance orehestra. IXSTBC3tETaL BECOBD9. Weariar of Tae fire Faios. tro lrx V.rf-! "1 i art, as plavevl bv h.temaa and A description cf his eld Ir.a sons! orchestra. cotree.

superfiuousi. request ha.e maUe tha: Walter! BambaMna. Vox trot lctor. r.lan re'ord this sorsr ar.d revcr rambalir.a- w.ta a COLUMBIA GRAF ONOLAS AND THE New Process Columbia. Records Sold in Wilmington By JESSUP PIANO CO.

2 E. Seventh St. Phone 1267 J. y. nvwosro wrter pnorniar.ce tine full scoring and than fa at Wearlng cf The Greer." Dearest rthe.

Don I'arkers Melody Boys contribute this fox trot and it has a vocal chorus by Harry Biake which makes a nice variation from the usual fox trot records. Try this and you will And that you "want to dance in eplte of the hot weather. Saw 31 RlTer RoaA Branswlrk- A fox trot song hit from here. Khowaatehlaa.laterIade Philadelphia Orchestra Victor. Tragic, brutal ferocity is the keynote of Moussorgsky's music as it was of his life.

Ho was in musts what Totoievky was ia literature, The scene depicted Is a poiblic place in Moscow, across which the hero la being led to his execution. Tha music a great play cf orchestral color, with genuine "rock-the-fleor" bass parts. A familiar Xorwegtaa phraee used fill tn transitions. -Baaslailna is frna "The Wild Flower." TOVTrLAM 807CO BEC0RP5. Fa4e4 Esse Letters Tlctor.

Lione Letters" i la waltz CASPER t.nse, richly harmottired t-y the or-1 -Lady Butterfl- ty Werner Jans- rhstra the voice rrrg pure, clear, mfrir It la from "Lady Butterf.y.' and and wih that poer of expression for introduces his "Wonderful You" and; wh'-h Burr is fainoua. Thl-sway with Me." It ia lrassy but infraln Lntroduoea as part cf Its voice cool in tone. A eix and a violin get melody Tot Moore's "Believe Me li alcvr.g together beautifully. Then ATiThoss Endear trgToung Cham there Is a debate letween the eaxo-j OXEII RECORDS JUST OUT MILLARD'S MUSIC STORE OKeh and Vocation Records 205 West Eighth St. Phone 7276.

Open Evenings. MILLARD E. COFFIN Manager. P. lone and i sax 1 ioon fh a room harp.

chucks es over the result. everything is geir.g record that plays on all phonographs with steel needles efemher Rose Tletar. Hose" by Jack Snyder' Caroline and Man la the Moon Exclusive Brunswick Agency 847 ORANGE ST. Phone 486 ACTUEI.I.E. 1 ar.d surg bv John Sel.

It is in waltz lerr.po witli turrs cf melody derl-ei from Spanish-American sources. In ti acorr. i nisine the otjoe soft rweet ar.a pe.retrar.t introduces "The Last Rose ef as an Interlude. TIeter. If you want a couple of dances with real musical piquancy here are two.

The "Man In the Moon" is of light quality, and stringed instruments ap-( propriateiy take the chief part lrf it. the tlasti-3 rhythm of the waltz Ir.g to demand them. A Vt-tto isj prominent, both In harmony and in Where The- SflTerr Colorado Wends la' Its Way Tieter. Sale Today This a quartet lr mae voioes cf -ondarj- Both num-irJna American style, without tie lrm are -popula-r. but in the better perky kntnr-ngnesw of so eur.y rr.

ro-! sense, and if you like the least touch popular eones. "The S-lveryl of the exclusive in what you dance cung by the Teerlesa Quar-j to. you will fjro to like them. And 49c The Latest Dance and Vocal Hits 49c D-VNCE EECORD5 You Know You Belong to Somebody Else Trot'1 Lobs Becb. Society OreLestr Rose of tbs Rio Grande CFox Trot or, teu is arnooth as i nowir-g in style with -Caroline- is ether a Fox Trot an-1 affrtir.g harmonies.

"Tango Fox Trot." Don Parker's "Western Mekxiy Bora Dearest the Nearest to 51 Heart) (Fox Trot (Vocal Chorus. Harry Blak?) Don I'arker Wesiem lekdy Boys Little Rover iDon't Forgea to Comu Back Home Fox Trt (Voiai Chorus. -eore Perry's Don Fxrkers Western MtiKly Boys Crying for You Trot) Luna aaU rcadia Orctsstr la the Land of SmiUnK AVaters Fox Trot; P-ltiont Orcisttr Saw Mill Kiver Road, from "Gkr'' Trot) Elite Ian-e Orch. Sweet One (Fox Trot; s. Lania and Arcadia Oku.

Fate lit Was Fate When I First Met Kox. Trot Ptedaionc Orch. The Fnvrj Wsizy Bird and Some; Little Someone, Fox trots Victor. 7.rz Correy Ls rem.arkab'.e arr.on? fox trot musicians for the variety of rhythm h- get into his piano-work without ever disturbing the best of, the dai netimes it's covered up 03O316 02O91S Caiio Dane orcii. on oeiety i n'hitr Galas Bark te Dixie Coin Ma.

lae Gr.r, Back to Dixie might eoraldered as a composed. American fo.k-sorr. Th wcrds In r-gro ste popalar'y knows. The "Mterlon Qa-rtett, in the refrain, ad-is tl. reral effpctivens the fsc-ar rteryta'sf I k.

O. to K-T (o-last la. -s K. K-T ther cf thuse to the sorvgs. eTua! parts of NOW ALL TALKING MACHINE OWNERS CAN ENJOY Edison Records ON ANY MAKE OF TALKING MACHINE The New Victor Records for May We Have Them All Call in and Hear Them ROBELEN PIANO GO.

Some Little Someoae i'Fot Trot) Am I Bijun sVos. TTOti Three little Word (Fox Trot) Sweet Ixvin Mamma Trot) lec Bacli Sixrety Oix-atfstr Original Fife 'Memphis Five tVadswortli NoeitT 1 Orcli- That Eccentric Ran iKox I rot Beale Streec Blues (Kos Trot) The Weirv Blues li'ox Trof Watisworth Novelty lanoe Orch. The "St. Louis" Blues 1F0.1 Trot) Waisworh Novelty liance rx--s. W'adworih Noveity tancw trc'u Yellow Dos Ka Fox Trotl Rttvctail Blues (Fox Trot) Sensation (One Stpl That Moaning Trombone (Ona Memphis Blaes (Fox Trot) adswrta Novelty laaoe i'rcfu AVaJswortu Novelty DarK-e (rl.

Step; Furope's Han.t Jsni Kan'pe's Baci 020S21 0X925 JCa i C2CvZi ur id a-i fr.er.U and good things ty ui by the orchestra, but it's always there atil It's here, ia thire two numbers. 1 The dance a l.ghf, humorous, rhythm In every I has a urn. The Clisrlng Vine Columbia. i i On Broadway, musical shows come! ar.d go TutTh Clinging Vine b.ds fiirj to stay for qu.te awhile. Mr.

Savage the producer has letters! of commendat.oa from mar.y promi- r.ent people express. their del'n. and mentioning the mimic epeciflcaliy. Th riot popular unier is The Cling.rg Vine which the play for you. POrCLAB VOCAL SECORDS Faroe Goos'e Harry F4aje and Bobert You Know You to Somebody F.lse Willmrti Kuud.

Tcncr Mb. Whit I Had Frank ut Where the Blue Begins Harry HIakc. Tcfr Faded Ixv Letter Harry T. nor Memphis Tca Lena. AVUsou aud Nutiari Kna lie Used to be Your Man But He a My Man Now Lena vVi'soi 3Jil Nubiaii Fiie You Can Hae Mr Man (It He Cotnea to Sea You Too) stater Jtarns Dou't Mess With Me tester It is aar.g b.

Frank Crumii laded Isve letters rathe. Harry Bji.a the popu.r ter.or Faded Loo Letters as one of h.s to the r.ew Fathe releases. Ht aeerrs be at hj bt in this aerg and is popular. 0 710 MARKET STREET -L 4 If Tea TeaTI Come Bark Toara Got to 5ee Mama Eterv ASK FOR OUR CATALOG and Bye tdlsea. Maht Okeh.

This is the second recording Tr.ade Vincent Lopez and his orchestral for the Ed.R0 a by SUrguerlte F'arrell have scored another sucxeas with this Never has ii been puxsibie to play Records on talking machines in the perfectlv natural manner that is obtained by the use of the JEWEL-TONE REPRODUCER. Note to Dancers Edison Records, when played with a Jewel-Tone Reproducer, play four minutes.about one minute longer than any other record." Just think what a minute more added to a delightful dance means. HEAR A DEMONSTRATION AT OUR STORE Edison, Vocation and Regal Records BOEHM PIANO CO. 107 W. NINTH ST.

Opposite Pottoffice fox trot, as it is proving one of the tha popular soprano. Those who enjoyed" her f.rst record will we' thl-s as with I'm caichy zr.elody. Okh rea'-s. r2etrcpoKtan 5c to 50c Stores, Inc. 819-821 MARKET ST.

1 Ike! Where Ihe lams reaa'a Bias te feold Tie tor. val It lack Mast my Columbia. Put this JVjBon Jteord on your pi.ouogru.ph, hear It, sit down and use! your imagination. Tou are in the! This is another r.urrbT by the Quartet and is in similar general to "The ilvery though Theatre. JoUon Is out on the run- th i voice harmonies sre more cont.n-j way, down ori his knes, arms out 1.9 ua.

Its rendition shows an e-nvia Ve stretched. Iy swaying from side to) EVERY EVENING CLASSIFIED AD VS. BRING RESULTS ffnP fJEw AM OF COURSE AT Q3 ft HEAD THEf HEOE- CO. OPEN EVENINGS JfciSul JACOB BKOS. SERVICE 416 Market Street WE HOLD IT A PLEASURE TO PLA FOR YOU THESE INTERESTING TUNEFUL NUMBERS NO ODUGATION ON YOUtl PADT i.

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