Judge — March 8, 1919 — page 30: what you’re looking at

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I don’t believe you could make over any- thing Mr. Flubdub—I figure I've made over $25 by your operation. Worth While It is easy enough to be happy When life is a bright rosy wreath, But the man worth while Is the man who can smile Right after he’s lost his front teeth. ROMEIKE’S We will send you all newspaper ¢lippings which may appear about you. your friends. or any sub- Every news. jodical of importance in the United States and Terms $6.00 per 100 notices. ject on which you may want to be “up-to-date.” River and pers Jurope is searched. Best of the of all the standard y which Disco makes a careful records as issued, and from he considers most desirab Home Coxcert—IxstaumentaL ‘Tue Hero Gire’s Dream. (Labitsky.) Harry Days. (Strelezki.) Played by Acolian-Vocalion 12070. Violin, flute and piano happily united in their efforts to gratify the person who says, “I like nusic, but I'm not mu n this classical ian Trio. Hesoresque. (Dvorak.) Violin solos by Toscha Seidel. Columbia go4sg. According to the prevailing conception, a who plays a fiddle and Dv ued last month, we guessed that he was a real now we can be sure of it. Motty ox tHe Suore. (Percy Grainger.) Played by Flonzaley Quartet. Victor 74. ul Just as many a succe ‘an was born a believes in this so stron urs the picturesque provinces for ind ¢ specimens. Here are a couple of little h he found in Ireland. He has skill- up into fit for the Violin solo. by Or rather, as perpetuity as a t2-inch disc can ‘o that limit Heifetz, keeps never the slightest ursuing Paganini ‘The diabolic old ge a sample folne fol tpeed “ahead pause. It is as thoug a game of follow poser works in all sorts of ruses and turni never slows up, is always on t more, it all makes music. fPovoxas se Mitrtarre. (Chopin.) Varse. Or. 64, No. 2. (Chopin.) Piano solos by | Rudolph Ganz. Patké 50061. Ganz plays the ar Chopin pieces with his istry he recording is less satis- fa than usual. The singing-pianoforte quality of some of Chopin's under melodies is hard for any phonograph needle to catch. (Griinfeld.) Schubert.) (b) The Piano solos by Paul Romance. Or. 5 (a) Mowent Me Music Box. (L Elser. OkeH! 1103. Here the situation is reversed. The selections reproduce nicely, but Elser’s playing is not par- ticularly inspired. However, he is capable enough to make the three interesting pieces on this disc seem a worth-while combination. “Tue Dewuce.” (Saint-Saéns.) ut Rover p'Omrnate. (Saint-Saéns.) Played by French Symphony Orchestra. Columbia 46087. ity, precision and subtle tone-balance of this great orchestra (known officially as the Société des Concerts du Conservatoire de Paris) are an exquisite delight. The prelude has a lovely violin solo. The symphonic poem de- scribes Queen Omphale’s spinning wheel—run by the reluctant Hercules in serving maid’s disguise— | {tes Swan. Th New Phonograph Records Disco’s SELE CTIONS Saint-Saens.) ‘chumann.) ‘Cello solos by Viadin Dubinsky. OkeH 1030. ‘These quietly emotional pieces are so well known that all that needs to be told here is that they arc satisfactorily played and recorded, and that the piano accompaniment is good. Vatse Buverre. (Drigo.) Moment Mustcate. (Schubert-Kreisler.)_ Viol solos by Ma Acolian-Vocal! 2017. When a ‘recital is over, UMEREI. ilian Pilzer. ct the audience, refusing to leave, clamors for more and more, the artist usually responds with one or two short but brilliant “encore pieces.” The pair on t record are just that sort. It was considerate of them to come alphabetically last on our list Disco gladly ansceers questions regarding pkonotraph ds of all makes. He will tell you which haze recorded your favorite selections and companies have issued them. In tor ed encelope for reply. nt b is arousing more and more interest, will be nent feature in Judge. 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