Judge — September 27, 1919 — page 26: what you’re looking at

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Drawn by dem tas Paces Pel h R d Best of the New Phonog grap ecords Disco’s hy Sixc, Satite, Stusmer (Gounod). Sung by Grace ; he consecul tly headings: “ Vaude- Kerns. Vocal : ville,” “Dance,” “C E Opera,” Disco's Love, Here is My Heart (Silesu). Sung by Beuteve-Me, Iv Aut Tuose Expeaninc Youne | fists’ appear regularly in JUDGE. George Lambert. OkeH! 1181. Cnarsts (Stevenson). £ He makes a careful study of all the standard @ Gounod’s well-known serenade fitted out My Ars Fox (Lemon). Sung by Maggie Teyte. records as issued, and f these es the few with English words. Lightly sung. ~ Edison 82163. : which he considers most desirable. This week he Here is My Heart.” a waltz song in operetta There is a fragrant freshness about this elects from the month's Concert record: the sort of thing that Lambert does best fashioned song of Tom Moore's. We call Disco gladly answers questions regarding phono- BS ctescuow (Pens) though he wrote only the words. Yes, it graphs and records of all makes. He eill tell you : woven (Pena), iy : é s ; , ‘mixx, Love, or Me (Grey). Sung by Reinald pleasant to hear of love that knows no relapse | shich artists have recorded your favorite selections Werrenrath. Victor 45106, Reno. “My Ain Folk” is Scotch home- | and which companies have issued them. In teriting, Relncld Werreamih te'et h brai hplirdt hn ; Reinald Werrenrath is a baritone with bra ing. Maggie Teyte sings these songs with enclose self-addressed envelope for reply. H neck Back of his clcssine voles sad imple tenderness. A record that rings true. : le never bores. Back of his pleasing voice an al ba clear diction there is always the controlling La Camraxa pt Sax Grusto (Arona). Sung by nize “Love's Old, Sweet Song” by that title thought. Here he gives us two love ballads that co Caruso, Victor 88612 you will certainly recognize it by the refrain, are popular without being piffling. ‘Smilin’ he Chimes of are Seat H Aa Tealian beginning: “Just a song at twilight.” Bar- Through” is genuinely ingratiating oc song (as catchy: as a Neapotitan street bara Maurel sings it and the familiar Irish song Pur Sunsuixe or Your Sat ay). Sung song) jubilating over the liberation of Trieste satisfyingly indeed. We confess to a strong par- LNs, SUNDEIEE OFLYG mate (Ray). 8 Austrian rule. “And how friend Enrico docs tiality for Miss Maurel’s records. Our collec More and more we are impressed with the fact tear it off! Hearing him at it in ful caruso, one tion includes all she has made, and there isn't a that Riccardo Stracciari is ‘one of the supreme does not need to understand the intricacies of disappointing one among them, singers of today. | No male voice to be heard on > to feel like turning handsprings of Micuty Lax’ a Rose (Nevin). Sung by Marie ¢ phonograph is smooth: P . Morrissey. pfy sustained. His has ‘the thrill quality Tue Garvex or Your Heat (Dorel) Tur Rosary (Nevin), Sung by George Lambert. This song is attractive but a bit lightweight Wnex Suarows Gatuex (Marshall). Sung by Okell 1183. Straccalt makes worth while O'More. Acolian-Vocalion 22029. Being one of the newer companies, Okel! is -— Waere My Caravan Has Resteo (Lohr) A brace of sentimental ballads of the sure- devoting considerable attention to rounding At Dawstxe I Love You (Cadman). Sung by fire sort sung by a sure-fire tenor. out its list of indispensable standard numbers. Paul Althouse. Pathé 27020. Gyrsy Joux (Clay). Here are two Nevin “necessit Marie Mor- Placing little bunches of flowers in the oases Gyesy Love Soxc (Herbert). Sung by Lane rissey, contralto, is a thorough artist. George so that the loved one (due by the next caravan) Rogers. Emerson 1041. Lambert has a good tenor, but is not overly will find them, ie a pretty ides, We wish that Bass songs. “Gypsy John” is a jovial, rol- subth the Occidentals who rest at picnic oases would licking vagabond, who bids you “dip your fin- = My Otv Kentucky Home (Foster). Sung by heed this song and do likewise. Those who come gers in the stew” and drink “‘a health to Ro- Marie Morrissey. after them, whether loved or not, would much many!"—presumably in Romany Rye. On the Dank to Me ONty wrrn Tune Eves. Sung by rather find fresh flowers than the entional ave bass boisterousness softened by George Lambert. OkeH 1182 stale banana skins. “At Dawning” is the song nce of woman. A “little gypsy sweet- More “‘indispensables” by the same singers of a lover who starts his adoring quite ea heart” is being lullabied. 2 the day. _Pleasingly melodio's Harp Tuts, Come Acars No Mone (Foster). HOT ORR Ip - Jounzerr (Silberta). Sung by Sophie Braslau Sung by Louise Homer and male chorus. Victor ~ ee Victor 74395. 303. Of the records in this week's list, this is our We don’t know whether it was the war or the first choice. It is a Hebrew “In Memoriam” h. c. of IL. that caused this old Stephen Foster —strange with ancient cadences of the East. song to be dusted off and presented as timely tremendous with elemental emotion. Sophie Whatever the reason for its revival, this fine Braslau has never done anything more arrest- rendering by Louise Homer and the excellent ingly dramatic. And the effect of her singing male chorus should give it a new lease of life is heightened by an impassioned ‘cello obligato. We recommend to our readers who have never Next week—“Concert—Instrumental"and “Opera.” heard of this the pleasure of “discovering” a : rz ‘ song by the composer of “Old Black Joe.” Records Locu Louoxp, | Sung by May Peterson. Aco A 455 his the Hall Gl Records? by some unknown Stephen Foster It is. Do you wish to look around? h Lomond” is now a home F “Yes. Perhaps you have some I would ish-speaking part of the . care to try on my phonegraph.” The convincing spontaneity A both ? words and melody has an appeal which labor- ey ous modern ast ‘music seldom equals, Nay very, Litcle Peterson sings the song with charm and purity “The gold brick has its uses,” opined old of voice, adding a high note at the end as a Hi Low. special “effect.” Czy, * Heh? Love's Oto, Sweet Soxc (Molloy) . j|Katnures “Mavourxeen (Crouch). Sung by Photo by Me Barbara Maurel. Columbia A6112. Mary Gaxnex Bewieves ix Siupticery or Sceste Yet more old favorites. If you don’t recog- Investirere do with wildcat stock?” Concert “You could utilize it ez a paper weight or parlor ornyment. Now what in time kin you