The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-17

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When McCor- Cayrrso
mack sings
song tina: Chauncey Olcott. George
Graft and Ernest h. Ball collaboratel
IN producing, one may expect felicity
in words AID 4 good tune. Certainly IN
When Irish Eyes are Smiling this
natural expectation is full realized and
it goes without saying that this record
will he one OF McCormack's most
popular.
If the home-sick one tells the exact
cause of his complaint. it may gcner-
ally be found to be the longing for the
maker of home-nother. And this
yearning is icelingly expressed by
Clarence Whitehill in his Take Me
Back to Home and Mother"
Etrem Zimbalist is content to let
simple playing, combined with tonal
beauty and the touching melody OF
Foster carry his message in odd
Black joe Only, IN the last verse, by
playing his own accompaniment to his
melody he shows his consumrate skill
as a violinist.
The instrumental records issued this
mort by the Victor are two reyival1
OF .bygone melodies. The Vacant
Chair and 81 Cannot Sing the Old
Songs" a double-faced record by the
Mckee Trio. violin. cello and piano..
Conway's Band plays Victor Herhert's
Baltimore Centennial March" a patri-
otto thriller with Maryland. My Mary
land" and Dixie" both worked into, it;
and on the other side is the Patrol OF
the Scouts" with Indian effects that
boys will like.
When Harry Thomas rags" at the
piano, few sustained notes escape tear
ing to shreds. "Delirious Rag"
one-step, is rightly named, and in "a
Classical Spasm" he syncopates two
well known piano pieces by Scharwenka
and Paderewski. "Haddie Kaddie
Riddle Kaddie Koo" and Everybody
Hula" are rendered on the ukelelc and
Dance to the latest ard best when
ever you please-this is the special Joy
in Victrola for the young people.
And each month the Victor offers
enough dance records to keep their feet
gliding to new tunes for at least thirty
days, or until another lot of new ones
comes out. This month Joseph C..
Smith and his Orchestra play a double
face, money Blues"-a fox trot, and
I've Shooting Box in Scotland
one..step; and another double-face re-
ade" and "Havanola "a fox trot. The
Victor Military Band plays two double
face dance records, ITS Not Your
Nationality fox trot, and
Honolulu, America Loves YOU
medley one-step; and Flows Every
Little Thing in Dixie"-medley one
step, and Follow Me"-fox trot.
, Such an offering Of popular songs as
the Victor makes this month is really
remarkable. 1t includes the latest
Broadway successes, songs from the
opera that have become popular
through tunefulness and familiarity and
fine old sacred songs-thirty-ci eight
compositions in all, making nineteen
new double-face vocal records. In
such q list all tastes are pleased. For
those who wish the latest and lightest
the songs that have big popular
vogue, there are among the vocal of.
fferiags this month, The Magic OF
Your Eyes" sung by Charles Harrison
Henry Burr sings to violin obbligato
A very tuneful melody is tho I'm
Not the First to Call You Sweetheart
Please Let Me Be the Last" rendered
by the Orpheus Quartette and on the
other side of the record is where tn,
Black-Eyed Susans Grow" sung BY
Campbell Reed and Harrison
sing Somewhere in Dixie" and "Silve,
. Bay"-the one tells of the charms Of
tnC ooutn, tnc OtlcT VI d IOIIldltiS
spot where lovers lose their hearts
Love Will Find the Way" sung b,
Reed Miller, and "A Picture of Deal
Old Ireland" sung by Charles Har
rison, will be delightful to vast audi
ence of the Victor. Two songs b,
George MacFarlane, my Castle in thu
Air" and my Old Rose" will please
and the Sicilian Serenade from Caval
. 1eria Rusticana and "Her Heart" SUM
by Theo Karle are both very beautiful
love songs. Also among the notabl,
vocal records are two splendid Ha
waiian numbers by Wright and Dietrich
"Lei Aloha" and "My Hawaiian Maid.
A large and growing part of tn,
nationwide Victor audience now await
the Werrenrath records with the en-
thusiasm of devotees and surely thi
month their craving is appeased, TO
Werrenrath's art is striking in sucl
dramatice colorful and rhythmic song
as the best of the Kipling poems sc
to music. On his present concert tour
a. burst Of applause invariably greet
"Fuzzy-Wuzzy," music by Whiting
and 1.-THE Gypsy Trail to which Gallo
way set the music. This double-fac
record should make new Werrenrat
admirers.
There is probably not in the world
greater source of pleasure than tn