Judge, 1919-11-22 · page 35 of 36
Judge — November 22, 1919 — page 35: what you’re looking at
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a if ii u | th i | ee fin i" “i Sy, wy Wil e “I Am Climbing Mountains” cs. A Harmonious Tenor Duet - This sentimental song of childhood’s and manhood's dreams and ambitions is a beautiful bit of harmony. Both this song and the coupling, ‘‘ Golden Gate,"* are worthy successors to ‘'I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles,"* by the same authors. Charles Harrison and Lewis James—a new combination—sing them wonderfully. A-2791—85c “Nobody. Knows, and Nobody Seems To Care” Everybody will care a lot for this truly amusing tenor duet by Irving and Jack Kaufman. Lack of ‘‘lovin’'’ is what they lament. Coupled with ‘‘I Wanna Go Back to Dear Old Mother's Knee."* A-2795—85e aD cer rue wew covumarn vovetry "Tod Lewis Jazz Band a Makes Its First Record The feature of New York's Greenwich Village Follies and headliner at Keith's Palace Theatre, the Ted Lewis Jazz “BI Naughtie Sweetie Gave Me)."* ‘*India,’* another fine fox-trot. A-2798—85c¢ A Few More Popular Hits Working for ot .. ae 4 . H — Ql} “They're All Sweeties".....Van and es | 7 att “Sweet Kisses. .=...+.s17+-Van and Schenck /A-2792—85e Av oa a am geo a G New Columbia Records on Sale the 10th and 20th of every month COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE COMPANY, NEW YORK comicbooks.cofan)