The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-05-10


magnifcently contrasting with the light
charm of the MendelsGchn music.
Dancers will gladly glide to the
dreamy rhythms of "Evensong,"
waltz played by Joseph C. Smith and
his Orchestra. On the other side OF this
record they play Cox trot, Get Off
My Foot Two more fox trots are Of
fered by this orchestra on a double
faced record-"Poor Butterfly, the
wonderfully popular number from the
Big Show at the Hirpodrome in New
York, and "Allah's Holiday from the
successful musical comedy "Katinlia."
record is offered by the Victor Military
Band. On one side is a medley fox
trot which includes two popular songs
from the musical comedy success.
Have Heart, and on the other is
the ore step, Love O. Mike" This
band also plays a double-faced dance
record-"Spooky Spooks One-Step' and
the popular success, They're Wearing
Fem Higher in Hawaii"
And the very latest thing in dance
music is the Original Dixieland "Jass'
Band-said to have power and penetra-
ton enough to make mummy dance.
dispeller of the blues-a record of a
fox trot, Livery Stable Blues and
one OF "Dixieland Jass Banda one
step.
There are twenty-eight Victor vocal
records offered this month-all double
faced records-and they radiate senti-
1nent, hilarious fun, happiness--in fact
most of the charm of vocal music and
the pleasures of monologue besides.
A talented young American singer
with an extraordinarily appealing voice,
Elizabeth Spencer, has chosen for her
first Victor records, "A Perfect Day"
Dream After the Ball'-a delightful
and familiar old waltz set to words.
The Gem" records of the Victor
Light Opera Company are an achieve
ment, COMPRISING as they do into one
record the most delightful things in
whole opera. This month they offer
Gems from "Have a Heart and from
Love O. Mike"-the popular musical
comedy hits.
Fun set to music" may describe
might Time in Little Italy" and "Oh.
Lady sung by Collins and Harlan, and
also "1hose Hawaiian Melodies" and
THE Ghost of the Ukulele" by the
Peerless Quartette. Hawaiian music
Rose, who was one of the Bird of
Paradise" company. He renders the
Late Queen Liliuokalani's famous
Farewell Song" and the "Gardenia
Flower" which is even more charac-
teristically Hawaiian.
Two. melodious numbers from the
musical comedy "Oh Boy'-"You Never
Knew About Me" and IAN Old FASH
Toned Wife," have humor as well as
tunefulness. SHES Dixie All the
Time" by the American Quartette is
sprightly, and Billy Murray pleases
with "Just the Kind of Girl YOU'D
Love to Make Your Wife," Van and
Schenek sing "For Me and My Gal'
and Dance and Grow Thin"
Robert ]. Wildhack has made an
other hilarious record, as funny as his
"Snores and Sneezes." II Is a double
faced one called Unnatural History"
The strangest, most curious beasts and
birds are heard with wonder, side-split-
ting laughter and perplexity.
america, Here's My Boy" Is a war
like answer to II Didn't Raise My Boy
to Be Soldier" and is sung by the
Peerless Quartette. On the other side
Is the patriotic Lets All Be Ameri-
cans Now" sung by the American
Quartette.
The man with the bird throat
Charles Kellogg-gives charming bird
effects to the music of the exquisite
Sylvia Ballet. and of the Wieniawsh
"Polish Dance"
"Cap'n Cutie" and "squeers, the
Schoolmaster" are monologues arranged
from Dickens, faithfully and effectively
spoken by William Sterling BATHS.
One may say the doors to the treas
'ure house of music are opened each