The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-03

I- HEY are turning night into
day in many American
1 homes.
The glorious blame" goes to the
monograph and to the radio.
Sister entertaining her best parlor
friend with the photograph for lit
tie at home dancing. The dance mu-
sic, such as being played in the gay
clubs of night life on Broadway,
oozes through into neighborhood
homes.
In a fiat there is generally turn
ing off hour Of the photograph, as
it is generally understood that some
people do a little sleepng. 1t is then
that the head phones get in use over
the radio.
I know that some of my friends
have their radio on the lamp table
near their beds and with a head
| phone on they Broadway themselves
to sleep by hearing the gay tunes
coming from the night places in
New York.
The photograph companies are
making a big effort to keep up to
date with their might life music"
Have before me a statement from
Okeh in which, it is stated in con-
nection of the playing Of IL Never
; Knew" and Don't Wake Me Up
as done by Vincent Lopez and his
orchestra that "Okeh record buyers
can hear the same music that is
being played nightly In one Of Broad
ways very gayest night clubs, Vim
cent Lopez 's-the Casa Lopez-when
you play I Never Knew and Don't
Wake Me Up"
And Okeh lists gay records as fol
lows:
Murray Murray Ny wife's So Good to
Ne" Tenor baritone duet, accompsnied
(Billy Jones-Ernest Hare);
IT Would Rather Be Alone in the South"
Tenor baritone duet. accompanied by the
Bow Vows Happiness Boys Chilly Jones'
Ernest Hare).
Close Your Eyes" Fox trot. Palledo
Orchestra of St Louis.
What Cha Call-'Em Blues" Fox trot.
Palledo Orchestra of St. Louis.
waiting" Eek trot. Phil Baxter's Or
Something Tells Me-" Fox trot Phil
Bakers Orchestra.
trot The Red Hooters.
You Told Me to Co Fox trot. The
Red Hooters.
Tomorrow Mornin'." Singing with banjo.
Barney Barnum with Bill Bailey THE
q ODE Trotters)
"Headin' for Louisville Singing with
banjo. Barney Barnum with Bill Bailey
THE Globe Trotters).
III Ever Cry You'll Never Know" Con-
tralto. Piano accompaniment by Mile
r GC Ws:;sI,t, Alma Al k Sor. Am - Won
Hadn't Gone Away" Contralto: Piano
accom- paniment by Mile GottschaIk.
Anna Rotter
Went a Little Lovin'. Fox trot. Merritt
Brunies and His Friar's Inn Orchestra,
Sugar Foot stomp" Fox uut. Merritt
Brunies and His Friars Inn Orchestra.
Il Did wanta, But 1 Don't wanta Now"
Contralto. Accompaniment by Jack
Gardner Orchestra. Irene Taylor.
Il Amt Thinkin Bout You" Contralto.
Accompaniment by, Jack Gardeners Or
chestra. Irene Taylor.
Jail Birds" Monolog. Shelton Brooks:
The New Professor" Morolog. Shelton
Brooks.
Tomorrow Mornin. Fox trot.. Chorus
Five Foot Two. Eyes of Blue C'Has Any
body Seen My GinY"l Fox trot. Chorus
Sung by Billy Jones. The Melody
Shelks.
Justin Ring Trio, Bruce Wal lace.
ment by Justin Ring Trio. Bruce WAL
lace.
Take Up Thy cross." MISREPRESENTATION
duet. Accompaniment by Justin Ring
Quartet. Homer A. Rodeheaver- Virginia
Jesus. Rose of Sharon" Baritone. Ac-
compartment by Orchestra. Homer A.
Rodeheaver.
Behind These Gray Walls" Baritone, Ac-
compartment of guitar violin. trumpet
and harmonica. lobe Little.
The Unknown Soldiers Grave" Bari
tone. Accompaniment on guitar. violin
and trumpet. lobe Little.
Kentucky's Way of Sayin' Good Mornin'. -
Fox trot. Chorus by Tom Stacks. The
Jazz PiloN.
TIN Sitting on Top of the World" Fox
trot. Chorus by Tom Stacks. The Jazz
Pilots.
THAT Certain Party" Fox trot.. Chorus
sung by Billy JONES. The Goofus Five.
Then mi Be Happy" Fox trot. The Red
Hooters.
II Never Knew" Fox trot. EiAcent Lo-
pot and Hi Casa Lopez Orchestra.
"D8n't Wake Me Up" Fox trot Vincent
Lopez and His Casa Lopez Orchestra.
"shen I'll Be Happy" Baritone solo. with
Taro-Patch accompaniment. Richard b.
Gilbert.
IF / Can Find the Kind OF a. Grl I Dream
compartment. Richard B. Gilbert.
Sleepy Time Gal" Tenor solo. Accom-
paniment by Justin Ring Trio.
THE Lonesomest Girl IN Town" Tenor
solo Accompaniment by Justin Ring
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