Judge — August 23, 1919 — page 26: what you’re looking at

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Deven by Braruas Maser as Best of the New Phonograph Records SELECTIONS Dancer ys Pca certain films by means of songs. .\ blurt a Under the consecutive weekly hea “Vaude- verse form is written, sur ing the Tur Avconouic Burs. Fox trot ville,” “Dance,” “C Disco's Sectig cerns: and this ts anche Lassus Trompoxe. One-step. Played by Synco lists appear regularly in JUDGE poser. who evolves # tune to cafry Jazz Band. Pathé 22117 He makes a careful stud; the sta melodic advertisement is then let loose ups The parching song of prohibition is as cood records as issued, a the public. Sometimes, as was the case wi a dance as it isa ditty, its impassioned and oft- which he considers most desira “Mickey,” it is treah and clever and belies it repeated “I've got the blues"—a sort of minor lects from the month's Vaudeville rec made-to-order character, More often it. i “How dry I am!"—serving as a powerful fox Disco gladly answers qu a on Tull. We-shall be interested 2 ece towbar trot motif. “Lassus Trombone” is an adventure sraphs and records of all makes. He will t cxtentthe public'will bay cidaey for’ these in brazen syncopations; not enormously varied, ) ar ction aivertiicacath: yet thoroughly active. hich companies have issued them iting, “The Red Lantern,” made into a fox trot 7 Ar rie Jazz Baxp Batt ep. waddressed encelo} ply from the blurb song of that name, is rather Toxtanor Humoresour x . Played by better than the average of the tribe—nerhay Synco Jaz: Band. Path : , from its musical indebtedness to a well-known Those Synco people You will -find blaa, Not a single noise is i ed in trans- ait from “Samson and Delilah,” and it i them adepts at a jazz job. ‘The first of th 4 And, incidentally, the selections are varied by other tunes. Furthermore it enjoy selections is more easily danced to than de- lively and played with furious fervor the good fortune of being played by a 1 scribed. The second is a ragtime treatment of rounoxe. Fox trot excellent dance orchestra. * Mammy’s ,Lulla the eador Song from “Carn calculated tory Gors Marcuinc Ox, One-step. prettily crooned, is an unusually attractive to make Bizet shimmy in his gra by Dabney’s Band. Aeolian-I'ocalion waltz in spite of its not advertising anythiny Benixp Your Sirxex Vert. Fox trot. . "A alippery day in trombone land and no skid [ Sanp Dunes. One-step. P He's Hao No Lovixe rox a Loc, Loxe pes cpyahen . Warne te Laxtexss Gtow. Fox tot. Played Played by Green Brothers’ Orchestra. Pathé 2212 chains. ‘The other tune is martial and march- Brod Pe Vcd aie A fox trot idyl of the Orient, xylopho "We have listed “Sand Dunes” several time told and played in excellent tempo. ‘The other 5 before, but are glad to do so again, as it is a picce, however, containing a“One and Two and = [- Tue Rep Lantern. Medley fox trot. Played by mighty good one-step, and these chaps play it ‘Three and Four, Rock-a-Bye” digression, is Waldorf Astoria Dance Orchestra. pleasingly indeed "Where the Lanuctne Glow clinked decidedly too fast and necessitates Masoty’s: Luttapy. yp Waltz. Played by Happy ts a new number and a colorful one. changing the speed regulator from the normal | Six, Columbia 42747 Yurrwe Houno Buuxs:. Foxtrot position. ere is:a eystenivin topve:-foriedvertsing: Just Axorurr Goop Max Goxe Weoxc. Fox upp. Fox trot. : trot. Played by Louisiana Five Jaz: Orchestra usraxa. One -step. Played by Acolian Dance P mbia A2TH2. Aolian-Vocalion 12166. : . These jazz assaults mark the début of the of rendering i c Louisiana Five with Columbi Under cover “Ruspana,” with its “ ? : of a heavy barrage a daredevil clarinet hurtles phrases, is a rather good one-step madly to victory over quietude—truly a leader is a still better fox trot; but the effectiveness » that one is impelled to follow as do the Yelping of these selections is due chiefly to the splendid Hfounds. Just another good clarinet gone orchestra color and variety. ng! Pr Esw Wacrz. Played by Aeon D Kanavax. Fox trot. Played by Acolian Dance ' Onketra. Acolian-Vocalion 13165 She Ought to Know Better Unusually close yet clear harmonies of violins ; singing in waltz time, with a piano in the back- ; f By Rutnexroxy Renwie ground emphasizing the beat.’ “Karavan” is MONG friends, it is hard to be famous. athrob with weird Oriental drumming after the manner of a hoochee-koochee. Some of / As soon as I got a job, I telephoned the \colian dance records of previous months Dorothy to let her know I was on the road to were, for the sake of sheer prettiness, a trifle s and happiness. over-suave—lacked incisiveness and elasticity of . ello,” says I, “is that you?” rhythm. ‘This record, however, and the one listed y ip hetcel above it are as dynamic’as they are delightful. this is me.” Gyrsy Girt. Fox trot. Played by Emerson Xylo- “now I can speak freely. Phiend. This is me. Lerrte Itaty. Fox trot. Played by Emerson . “Oh,” says Dorothy, “is that you?” fst why tis cn 220 “Listen.carefully, Dorothy,” says I. “I've ether apparent, unless Gy girls are \ . got a job. addicted to sudden syncopations. Bat asyhow, \ “No.” as clinked by. these Xylo-Phiends itis att, “Yes. C’n I come to sce you to-morrow tling good dance number. tle Italy” 3H takes “O Sole Mio” and other Neapolitan morning at 10.302 ~. aes street songs and treats ‘em raggy in the interests “What's wrong? Are you crazy?” of fox trottin “Not crazy,” says I—‘tbusy. That's the Is My Dappy’s Anas. Fox trot. J only time [ have off. I am on a moming Razzte-Dazzte. One step Played by Lenzberg’ newspaper and work nights.” Riverside Orchestra. Edison SOS67. ; te : fison lifelikeness is here app azz, Poxounix Ovex THe Proorsor Hrx Nuw Soxc, Then says Dorothy, doubtful like, with all the augustness of c ret patriot- Both are breezily done. Next cweek—“ Concert.” Li 7] ” which is reproduced with perfect fide Axxa Case Tivxies Tr Oot ix tue Trenve “What are you—the night watchman? 28 comicbooks.com