Judge — March 15, 1919 — page 35: what you’re looking at

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March 15, 1919 Mid-Month List of olumbia Records — NORA BAYES asks“How You Gonna? Our Nora, mimicking the rollicking rube, inquires: ‘How You Gonna Keep ’Em Down on the Farm—aw ay from Broadway- away from harm —after they’ve seen Paree?’’ Other side: ‘When Yankee Doodle Sails Upon the Good Ship iv Home Sweet Home.’ A-2687—85e \) |! / “Your Boy Is On _ the Coal Pile Now’ Perfectly content to work on the coal pile to get a chance to sail for dear old France is this patriotic young naval recruit. You'll laugh—and > sympathize. On the back: ‘‘Look , What My Boy Got in France.” A-2688—85c =, Singapore - a Fox-tr from Harem-land The syncopation of this jolly med- ley gets into your head as wellas your heels. The beat of it, the bells, the horns, the sustained melod sweep you along in a whirlwind dance. On the back: “Out of the East.” A-2686—85c A Few Mote Med: Meath Hits The Magic of Your Eyes . . «+ + Oscar Seagle } A-2684 Dear OW Pal of Mine) 1 21016111 fof: Oscar Seagle } $1.00 | Tambourin Chinois... . . . «+ Sascha Jacobsen } A-6093 L Thais—Meditation | 2 Sascha Jacobsen f $1.50 It’s Worth While Waiting For Someone Worth While Campbell & Burr) A-2689 } Down the Lane and Home Again. « - + Samuel Ash f 85c 7 Cotumbis Grafonolas New Columbia Records on Sale the 10th and 20th of Every Month Se iS500; wPeriog Designs up to $21 COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE COMPANY. New York Lonton Factory: 102 Clerkenwell Read, Landon, F. C. comicbooks.com