Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-17

a song is written In the bolero style, and
is called a bolero by its composer. MISS
Spencer's clear. high notes are feature
| Of the rendition.
az owes Sorrow" is a beautiful ballad
| love song that has been widely popular.
You will be interested in its orchestral
accompaniment also. There is use OF
| the harp that adds greatly to the effect or
! the pleasing melody.
An Edison grouping in which the two
! numbers are played respectively by the Ma
! tional Promenade Band and the New York
! Military Band, includes La Catrera"
! Cango). Arturo tle Bass and Hungarian
/ Rag" Julius Lcnzberg. A typical tango is
| hard to nnd--a real Argentine piece, not
| merely a North American initiation This
! liz such q one--composed and published In
! Buenos Aires The Hungarian Rag" VIII
amusa you II Is pure ragtine. mixed In
with Hungarian music You may recog-
| nize one OF the themes II Is from Lis2ts
second Hungarian Rhapsody"
Kangaroo Hop" a fox-trot, by Melville
Morris Is given on the xylophone, by Lou
China Frisco well-known vaudeville
artist
"Sctting the Pace" one-step, by Chester
w Smith is played for dancing by Jaudas's
Society Orchestra. This Is one of the best
onc-steps ever recorded. IL has been en-
Enthusiastically received, for IL really has a
great swing and perfect one-step rhythm.
If you wish to drink at the Fountain of
Youth" Columbias recording OF this re-
iuvenatng one-step will be most welcome,
indeed Princes Band plays this racy one
step with n vim that challenges every ounce
of energy in the feet of the lover of dane
ing.
If it's a dance that you plan to "sit out"
In some secluded nook with some kindred
soul, don't let any ono start this record,
THAT Onc-Stcp Harmony Strain" It Is a
tune that simply lifts your foot before you
know II, and sends It one-stcpping around |
the place after your other root.
Here's a new wrinkle for the fox-trot- |
the Bantam Step" played by Princes |
Band. oh, no, you don't have to turn your |
toes in like cute little bantam, but just |
foN-trot to one Of the most novel trots |
ever put in record form by Columbia. The |
music consists of peculiar little hop, skip |
and jump notes, punctuated by n most lu- |
dicrous crow from bantam rooster, which |
is evidently an invitation to Lady Bantam |
to darcc the Bantam step"
Peter Rabbit is popular little chap; he
has been in gardens, in books, in plays, and
now he's dancing-two feet at time-7for
here comes the Peter Rabbit Hop" fox
trot from the Columbia Company. The
music is rhythmic spirited and well-played
hy Princes Orchestral for dance purposes
1t is eScellent-and equally enjoyable for
listening purposes
Columbia's new dance record RED Raven
Rag is a foX-trot with splendid raggy
rhythm Your feet will respond. Princes
Band plays this fascinating trot, and that
means II great deal in the terpsichorean
art.
Recent recordings OF variety and merit
by the Edison are as follows:
"Trubc Augen, Liebchen (Eycs of Glad
ness Not of Sadness)-Der Freischutz Won
Weber Elizabeth Schumann soprano, in
German; "Trumpeter of Sackingen'-Part-
Ing song, Nessler Louis Katzman, cornet.
Reverse: with Sword and Lance March,"
Starke, New York Military Band Twinkle
Waltz" Vanderpool-Reim Charles Daab.
ryophone. Reverse: Dancing with Ma
Honey" Losey. Charles Daab, xylophone
Victoria Regia"-Concert waltz. Popp,
Weyert a. Moor, flute. Reverse: "Oh
Haritana"-Martana, Wallace, Louis Katz-
nan and Simone Manta. cornet and from
bone; WALTZ in A Flat" Chopin; and
Spinning Song" Mendelssohn, Andre
3enoist piano. Reverse: "Fruhlingsraus-
hen" (Rustle of SPRING., Sindng, Andre
8enoist, piano; Waltz of the Season-The
Blue Paradise" Eysler, George Wilton Bal
ard and Frederick Wheeler, tenor and
'aritone, and chorus. Reverse: "Auf
Nedersehn-The Blue Paradise" Romberg
iladys Rice and Burton Lenihan, soprano
nd tenor, and chorus "Wee Little House
hat You Live In" Mellor-G Clifford Godfrey,
Hen Ellison baritone. Reverse: 81 Like
our Town" Weston Bedford Glen Ellison
nd Wen Have Jubilee in MY Old
kentucky Home" Donaldson, Billy Murray
nd chorus Reverse: That's the Song for
Ie," Osborne Walter Van Brunt, tenor
nd chorus.