Judge — September 20, 1919 — page 28: what you’re looking at

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[Axo Twat At'r Aut 7 Basy un Drawn by Heawan Patwen Best of Vaupevitte Sung by Billy Murray Ou, How Sue Can Sixc. Sung by Van and Schenck. Columbia A2 A blithe ditty of the “I'll Say She Does 'n" in a doter assures us lude enumera- * pictures a vocal not be whelm 5 gz. Van and Schenck emselves Irthur F: Take Your Gru TO TH Victor 18 in question graduated 0 else night not be Ziegfeld Mid- e, her Babyship is metre. The nmendation of the \rt as a refuge wrote i rs a multitude ¢ we are not the system. ~~ Battyno Bay Taxe Your ¢ ait To THE Movirs. Sung by Miss ola, Pathé 22144 red rishman’s account of the dancing of a “wild Armenian maid” ina sideshow. It seems she had seven veils and a complete repertory of wrig Miss Patricola is a capable come- dienne and delivers this and the photodrama endorsement in no uncertain tones Brotuer Jones’ Sersox Mrs. Rastus Jonson's Joy Rive. Monologues by Ralph Negro dialect monologues by the author. Jones’ (de! “The Lord cured of divers dis s it he explains that while earthly doctors may cure you of rh i can help you. In the as to why Rastus denies her ons that he has for gotten to put any gas in the tank, and vindicates th of his denial with a match, stalled. Day sy Day, Hearts. Sung by drthur Burns Acolian-Vocalion 1210 Sentiment of the popular the New sco’s SELECTIONS Inder the consecy weekly headings: “Vaude- Mle, * “Concert,” and “Opera,” Disco's lists appear regularly in JUDGE. He makes a carcful study of all the onsider. standard most desirable “Let's Ixvico!” s better than om the title Boy” and “ Lady.”” Whereas most’ of the Broadway con posers copy each other, Kern has the good taste to copy himself. He is enough of a musician to know that he has written the spiciest stage tunes of the period. McCormack sings this very happily indeed, and the accompaniment repro- duces the piquant orchestral effects which lent distinction to its rendering in the musical comedy For You a Rose. Sung by Emilio de Gogorsa Victor 64810. Hiring an artist like de Gogorza to sing an Tue Lovrstana Five Just Berore tue Jazz Barrace Broke Loose. Phonograph Records us as being on a par with hiring you a birthday card. e—if you feel it worth it * is in luck Goon sre, Snot Axo Suewt Liperty Bett, Rinc Ox. Sung by Royal Dad mun. Oke! 11806. Royal Dadmun is an appeali: t and he delivers these songs with fine spiri nly ba cy m Good-bye Wa Hawanan Satttes. Hawanas Luttapy. Sung 6 Elliott Share, Acolian Dreamy Hawaiian waltz here in America, but with struments in accompanir ex Gor-ex No Tite to Have tie Bue Sung by Billy Murr 24 sorrows of good-bye forever are superfluous of if very much on h It is a catchy song, the words are distinctly recorded. Me Murray and Smalle also make out a clear ca for the girl with the lead-’em-on voice. m1 Ats'r-ex Gor-ex No Time to Have 1 Buves. Sung by Billy Murray and Ed Smal. Tae Me to tne Laxp or Jazz. Sung by Mar Harris. Victor 18593. ‘This record bears testimony to what may accomplished by exceptional cleverness in « chestral arrangement’ and conducting. originally written, these songs were hardly wh one would call subtle, but the keen resourcefi ness shown by someone the Victor recording labor tory has made them so. Ain't Got” reveals ing in every bar 7 It’s Nowopy’s Busixess Bi My Ows Everysooy Wants a Key My Crttar Sung by 8 Williams. Columbia Bert Williams as an of self-determinati ies Nobody’s Busine: sly of acul e elders of lock when they atten take him to task for cc irregularities in his life af preaching hours. Willia singing ol d gloat song Gary booze-hoard particul Home iw Morner Macuree. Sun Walter Scanlon. _ Emer 1035 When a phonograph o (Continued on page 34 comichooks.