The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-16
NEW RECORDS FOR
TALKING MACHINE

with rarely sweet and ripping
orchestral accompaniment. Lucy Gates
has sung Gounod's beautiful serenade,
Sing, Smile, Slumber," for Columbia
In a manner that leaves nothing to be
desired. Her voice Is admirably suit
ied to this type of composition; and the
singers tones are a further delight to
4 the ear which knows true music.
Vigorous and stirring is the Column
fbia offering. Spirit of IT, sung by
ira Accompaniment. Words and mu-
sic alike have q ring and spirit
that quickens the pulse and arouses
&the ardor in every patriots heart.
TRAMP, Tramp, Tramp, the Boys Are
i;Marching,'' John Browns Body,
rally Round the Flag, Marching
Frhrough Georgia''--it's a nne col
l9ection OF martial airs that is blended
Unto this grand medley
It's hard to believe, when you hear
I samuel Ash sing, There's Something
4About You Makes Me Love You, =
sthat fits recent composition. So
y sweet is 1t in It's melody and SO tend
err In it's tone that It ssems more like
( an old song, Of the days when ac-
accomplishments were played On the par
A lor organ. and the crinoline and water.
2faIl had their place In the fashion
pages. Nevertheless, this selection
was one OF the big hits Of no low Me, :.
and because of its unusual qualities
VIII probably endure when many sue
cesses of the hour have vanished.
The chorus. marked by a particularly
striking harmony. Is played as sort
OF intermezzo. with beautiful effect
The .sold T1merg waitz~-here,s B
Columbia record for October that tho
told timers, viii indeed relish, and
which IL bound. to find a place in the
home1 OF many a man and woman
whose musical memory dates back to
the days when the telephone was q
novelty, and the grahophone was still
no. i make its mundane appearance.
The Bowery 1.-THE sidewalks of
New York. Sweet Rosie OGrady,' .
Daley Bell,v "Comrades.' Little An
nis ROONEY" ~The. Band Played On 2
Tthers are many OF you who read
these lines who wiz hum over every
one OF their airs as you read their
names, And the younger generation
who don't know. these classics cannot
count their musical education as com
p1ete till they get acquainted
4
When Your Boy Comes Back tx
You, sung by Charles Harrison, ten
or. and the Broadway quartet is sons
OF the hour which will find a welcome
in many a home and heart. The Ret
Cross receives a royalty from ever,
sale OF this Coiumbia record, to b,
found among the October offerings.
The mellow tones of Fred H. Browns
saxophone are heard to excellent nd
vantage I'm Heubertss kiss me Again.
and silesu,s Love. Here is MY Heart.
I to be found In Columbia,s record lis
for october. In each instance the or
chestral accompaniment also contrib
utes notably.
The Columbia Stellar Quartet, unac
companied. sings two beautiful selec
lions as a coupled offering in the DC
tobcr hist. One Is the old Thurfngial
folk song, How Can Leave Thee,
and the other Woodbury's Stars o
the Summer Night" Each is rem
dered with the utmost feeling, an
with musical quality distinguish,
10y every possible dclicacy of shading
It's Almighty hard question to an
gwer-the one Anna Wheaton puts
when she sings. How Can Any Grill
Be Good Little Girl When She Love
q Naughty Little Boy?" But Their
you can scarcely think about any pos
Htble answer, you are so interested Il
Anna's troublesome problem as sh
naively unfolds it. It's the Iates
ditty to win success with a big S 4
the realm OF vaudeville, and no on
has sung 1T SO well as Miss Wheaton
whose talents have been employed 70