The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-03
The First in the CITY

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ton.
The list contains very fine
selection, by the we'll known
Victor artists. Below is
partial list:
YodeI Song by May Mcdonald
With Orchestra.
5475 Sleep Baby Sleep
A woman yodler is something
Of a novelty in America, but
quite a pleasing one, as this
record will demonstrate.
Miss Mcdonald. who is we'll
known in vaudeville, sings and
yodels this old lullaby in a most
attractive manner.
Coon Song by Arthur Collins
With Orchestra.
1852 Hannibal Hope and the Cir
Gus Parade. CHirsch.) OF all
the features of the circus par
ade dear to the hearts of small
boys (and many grown upsO
perhaps the most fascinating is
the wonderful calliope, which
can be heard for miles.
Mr.. Collins has given us
song, or rather speciality,
which tells of a colorei gentle
man who rose to be a performer
on this instrument The rap
lures of his sweetheart, who
witnesses his performance, are
fully described, while the CALI
ope itself is heard from in so
natural a manner that we can
imagine the circus is really
coming.
Comic Song by Ada Jones.
With Orchestra.
5473 I Want to be a Merry Merry
Widow morse
TIE young damsel described in
Morse and Madden's new song
will have none of the girl types
of the paSt-the Gibson
Girl, Fluffy Ruffles or the Bow
cry Pearl, but wants to
create a new variety
the Merry Widow Girl. A
exhibition of several Of her nu-
merous dialects.
Duet by Collins ard Harlan
With Orchestra.
5471 Honey, Won't You Please
After a brief venture into the
line Of ''rube" comedy, in
which they made quite a hit,
these popular comedians return
to the coon song field with a
most amusing NUMBER. In their
search after novel subject
they have certainly lighted
upon one in this buTlesque on
the Romeo and Juliet balcony
scene. The conversation be-
tween the colored lovers. which
occurs in the midst of Reeds
tuneful song, is one of the fun
niest bits in the Collins Harlan
repertoire.
Miss Jones and Mr.. Murray
Quartet, With Orchestra.
5461 The Honeybees' Honeymoon
......... Reed
Leaving the field Of comedy
for this month. these entertain
ers have given a fanciful and
tuneful song about bees and
flowers. The melody is dainty
and pretty, the poem graceful,
and the Rhythm novel and fas-
chatting.
Male Quartet by the Peerless
Quartet. With orchestra.
$500 Rah. Fsah, Rah! (from
THE Soul Kiss.") One of the
big hits of 1.-The Soul Kiss
was a song about college life. 1t
told of a father in a small town
who sent his rather effeminate
son to college. where the
students tried to teach him sew
eral things, including the col
lege yell. Returning home for
vacation, the boy was taken by
the proud father to the village
store to exhibit his accomplish
ments. The way he delivered
the college yell is too funny to
describe.
Descriptive Specially by Miss
Jones and Mr.. Spencer.
1476 Fun at the Music Counter.
The music counter in a depart
ment store is very interesting
rot to say amusing place, and
the subject furnishes ample ma
terial for Mr.. Spencer's new
sketch. Miss Jones is at her
best here as the fresh sales
lady" and the way she disposes
of the Tough, the Farmer, the
Willy Boy, the Dutchman. the
Darky, the Cash Boy. and the
Floor Walker, each impersOn-
ated in turn by Mr.. Spencer is
irresistibly funny.
,peratic Scene by Miss Steven
on. Mr.. Macdonough, Victor
tale Chorus, Victor Orchestra
and Chimes.
31703 Trovatore-Mise -.
70 operate number has ever re-
tanned such hold on popular
favor as Verdi's famous con-
certed masterpiece.
Leonora's appeal to Heaven
as she hears the voice of her
lover in the prison; the con-
demned Manrico's despairing
cry from the gloomy tower;
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