The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-19
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"Everybo1lys Jaszin' IT,. . lively
blending Of full lnnl aud jasn instlu,
mrnts. with n compelling refrain, n,"I
introducing w" 't''iscr's usw lit. "IIon-
oIal" uicki Boola Hoo" ~ b.
The magic In the nar,o II Dixie i,
incri,austibIe. Whatever l,art m thu
ltoad United States . tnan halls from.
10 enthuses 70, Dixie "A p.ytieu-
la,ly lively .,tty uf tho far.fuune,i
ao,ltl,l~nd il "I've Got tho Nir.:sl Little,
Ilomo IN D-i~x~i O." r',nk by tho Peer
less Qlua,lstts fe", ("ln'nlna. II has "
s"ihg ti'ut you can't get AMY ffonL
'';'eud Ma Away With . Smile" IL
you know bow many gallant young
Americana have ,n~,lc this brave ny.
peal tn motl'cr. sweetheart. wife. sis
Ter? Moro than n miIliu" snd hall.
aud still they're '.''yiny l." then conn
hys call. Small ~ulnici that this su''g
il sweeping tho c'untiyl Sung with
split and vikor, it is usw Col'i'nbiA
record which lnnvantly eal:oes the
dominant note tf the huIs. Wherever
tho light fantastic !, ttippc'i. Send
Mo Away Will. S,n'|e" is ~ popular
'errsichoreally ~ is tho sonk WHOM
meltsly gives tho dance number its
name. t'iayod 'fm Columbus ty l:.rI
FmIIe:s Rector N"vn;ly O.chcst,". it
il . swcaping, swiIIinE "ne-step which
fairly cnrries ynn x,u'n"i Tho floor AMI
cn,ls when you think it i'as hardly be-
gun. introduced j" tho record NJ.
those other rrrent hits. "You Can't
Tell the Mothers from tho Daughters"
"No, Gcorccl No, Gauge! NJ, 10.
night" aud "look Me Up Wl'r"
You',o In Dixie"
"lrrcsistibls, il the rigl., name TOT IT,.
big one step hit, "II"I|n. My De.rir,"
whis'lrl Ivy "vr,yl""v who I'ns heard
it in the "Zi~gfclI Fullics vi 1917"
where it registered II large and IN
Simultaneous SUCCESS !. is offered |y
Columbia in the November list VI new
records. with another "ne.stct', "l,I'ins
Chong." On tho other erlr. The latter
is III nd! oriental crnpvsiti",. il,
whirl, g.,ngs hoom wcir!ly amid tic
swirl of tho dance melody Both Sc
lcctn"'- ale played 10y Princes Baud.
Two unique descriptive records have
been nA'ie, by Columbia, which viii I':
q! interest IN the thousands Of Ancr-
ican honcA fro,M which alloy has gone
ont to take 't.,s place in >tlc wnl ll-arn.y
that il battling on tin war front l,e
yon,l tho seas. Perhaps ilIa farewell vt
| home was Ouly han,l:Insr and 4 kiss
at tho gate. " \ wave Of tho hand ~
the train pulled out. but one Of these
records. departure Of the Au'crica,'
Troops fm France" repro,l',crs al tl'r
excitement and clan,or attending the
sailing II a great army trxnspmt--the
shouted commands. bands playing. sol
diers cheering. the stcaI,rrs tircn- 1T
takes YOU l." the very edge Of tho pier.
and leaves You there ~ the last goq.l-
bye dies away Equally interesting i
Carnival Of tho. American Troops 10
France." "'.' 4 .'' %f'' 'Hff""7 ''!ti
| ..g.lnS VI ---------{,.r J., 5BrHy
A beautiful love song, o., true senti.
ment aud charming melody, is Last
Night You Told Me That You Loved
Me-" exceptionally we'll rendered by
Henry Burr in 3 new Columbia record.
1t is marked, also. by tho introduction
Of pleasing bell and bird-song effects.
Coupled with it is another offering by
Burr, THAT'S What Ireland Means TO
Me-" song which has an instant and
deep appeal for every man and wo"
man who cherishes q memory OF the
Emerald 1sle."