The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-03-05
Eight new number,
that will keep dancers going

The reaction from the war has Sc:
in, and people feel free to dance as
never before. Abundant incentive is
Offered by these latest selections on
D. Victor Records.
! Joseph c. Smiths popular Orchestra
plays a couple of corking medley foS-
trots on one record. Head Over
Heels" has a novel feature in the
shape Of two pianos, which. for awhile
play alone. The medley includes THE
Big Show" and Head Over Heels"
ing Rainbows" introduces Typical
The xylophone is given plenty to do and
is in happy combination with the
'violins and brass that give Joseph c.
Smiths Orchestra so unique place
in the dancers affections.
Nicholas Orlando's Orchestra-a
ftdl-bodied string orchestra possessing
exceptional brilliance of tone and an
orchestra new to Victor dancers
gives as its first offering a waltz full
Of o1d-time grace, with the virtue of
novelty. Till We Meet Again" The
Waldorf-Astoria Dance Orchestra I'M
der Joseph Knecht also plays a waltz
on the reverse Of the Record. "Beauti-
full Ohio" 1t is a song which makes
an exceptionally good dance number.
Joseph c. Smiths Orchestra on an
other new Victor Record. plays
"Rockin' the Boat" fox--trot with a
melody; and The Girl Behind the
Gun a medley made from Ivan
: Caryll's latest musical comedy Of that
name.
Those who have been waiting for
Victor dance record containing
"Qui. Ou, Marie will be more than
satisfied with Pictro's accordion ar
rangement in medley one-step. As a
second number I'm Always Chasing
Rainbows' is introduced. Sweet
Pretty as a fox-trot on the reverse Of
the record. introduces new musical
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, xylophonc
and piano. I'm Waiting for You
Liza Jane" also appears as con-
trasting melody.
If you want 10 hear darby serenadc
that is the real thing just listen to
Vernon Daiart sing. I'm Waiting for
You Liza Jane or a new Victor
Record. The words will carry you
melody has 4 decidedly rythmc swing.
On the reverse side the Sterling Trio
sings Mummy Mine" The harmony
of the mems voices is exceedingly
rich, and you'll want to hear it again
and again.
Olive Kline and Marguerite Dunlap
sing Beautiful Ohio on Victor
Record just issued. It is a charming
waltz song recalling days aAoat in a
little -ed canoe. drifting with the cur
rerr cows stream in the moonlight.
Dear Little Boy of Mine" is a
mother song which Elsie Baker effec-
lively presents on the other side of the
record. H
Would you revcl in the music of
your choice whenever the fancy strikes
YOU Would YOU keep company with
the worlds greatest artists listening
to their interpretations of the worlds
musical masterpieces Or have con.
tinually at your command the leading
crchestras for dancing? Or thrill with
the stirring music Of the finest bands
Or live again the days of your youth
through the old heart-songs of the
rset. All this and much more is pos.
sole to the possessor of . Victrols
Even without il. the Joy may still be
yours if YOU visit the nearest Victo,
= d"aler and reqiiest the music you fix
h"st or any Of the latest selections
] lis is always accessible through Vic
tor. Records and any Victor dealer Il
willing to oblige you.