New January Victor Records Spotlight Features Kreisler
Fritz Kreisler performs three renditions of the Hymn to the Sun in Le Locour style with vivid emotional shifts. Lucrezia Bori and Giuseppe De Luca deliver Don Pasquale arias on two Victor Red Seal records. Gigli offers a new love song Tu Sola reflecting springtime ardor and southern passion.
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Fritz Kreisler
Locour
Kreisler
Shemakha
Pagan
Lucrezia Bort
Giuseppe de Luca
Victor Red Seal
Don Pasquale
Dé Ever
Beniamino Gigli
Gigli
RED Seal Records
Tilibe
Valentine-Vanderpool
Ian
Eardley-Wi Labs
Kreisler-Rachmaninoff
Marianina
Ferri
Philadel Bori-de Luca
Bori-de Luca
Jascha Heifetz
Lastina Homer
Deweees Fee A
Rachmaninoff
Renato Zanelli
Heifetz and Mendelssohn Piece Highlight Victor January
Violinist Jascha Heifetz renders Mendelssohn's Concerto in E minor Finale with renowned force and precision. Victor Records features January releases including H. K. Kindler's fresh take on Simple Confession and Edward Johnson's Heart to Heart, plus a refined cello-forward orchestral arrangement.
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Mendelssohn
Jascha Heifetz
Victor
Victor Records
Mm Omer
Edward Johnson
Hans Kindler
January Victor releases add romance and virtuosity
The January Victor list highlights John McCormack singing Rose of My Heart, praised for beauty and sincerity. Erika Morini performs Romance from Wieniawski, noted for technical skill masked by tenderness. Stokowski introduces Brahms Symphony No 3 movement with lyric clarity. Marianina catanelli offers Marianina lively Buoyancy.
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John McCormack
January Victor
McCormack
Erika Morini
Wieniawski
Victor
Leopold Stokowski
Philadelphia Orchestra
Brahms
Dance Records to Start the Feet and New Year
The January Victor list features Paul Whiteman on the floor with four fox trots and a jazz flavored number. Joseph C Smith and His Orchestra offer a waltz and fox trot, while Club Royal Orchestra debuts with Dapper Dan and The Sheik. Benson Orchestra highlights June Moon and No One's Fool, and All-Star Trio and Their Orchestra present Birds of a Feather and Leave Me With A Smile.
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Paul Whiteman
Kentucky
Whiteman
Franz Schubert
Club Royal Orchestra
Victor
Dan
Benson Orchestra
Chicago
Joseph C. Smith
Orchestra
Club
Royal Orchestra
Benson Orchestra of
All Star
All Star Trio
Varied Victor Attractions Highlight January Record
Sir Harry Lauder praised as a great humane figure inspires a January Victor record set featuring his songs in a colloquial Scots style. Edgar Guest contributes three pieces while Lambert Murphy performs two songs. The United States Marine Band offers two marches including Anchors Aweigh and Yorktown Centennial March. Tenor William Robyn and Charles Harrison appear with love songs, and Billy Murray with Ada Jones perform a vaudeville sketch.
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Harry Lauder
Harry
Mary of
Father
Lambert Murphy
January Victor
United States Marine Band
Yorktown
Ohn Philip Sousa
Ohn Steel
Victor
William Robyn
Charles Harrison
Billy Murray
Ada
Bowery
Ed Smalle
Stork
Cerless
Rte
Edgar A. Guest
John Steel
William Robyn Love
When Francis Dances
Ada Jones
Smalle
Mammy
Peerless
American One
United States Marine Ban
American Road Building Boom Promises Vast 1922 Growth
Reports compiled from August to November 1921 show 1,201 jurisdictions approving substantial funding for roads and streets, with $238.69 million voted and $140.66 million in bonds sold. The Asphalt Association notes large gains in city state and county paving, while engineers explore elastic asphalt slabs to resist impact from heavy trucks.
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Asphalt Association
New York
Augusta
San Francisco
Cal
New Orleans
Railroad boss urges probe into executives and union charges
President Markham of the Illinois Central calls for an independent investigation of accusations leveled by lawyers and officers representing organized railroad workers. He urges the employer to verify or repudiate claims of waste fraud and inefficiency affecting their system, arguing many union statements are reckless or false.
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President Markham
Illinois Central Railroad
Markham
Illinois Central
Gxailroad
Labor advocates and the duty of truthful charges
The piece urges labor leaders to inspect charges raised on workers’ behalf and act on findings. It rebukes misrepresentation and demagogy, warning that organized labor must demand reason and facts from its advocates to sustain the movement.
Rub My Tism advertised antiseptic and pain killer
Rub My Tism antiseptic and pain killer advertised for infected sores tetter sprains neuralgia rheumatism. Ad vertisement. tf.
Mrs Christian Hostess For Big Sister Social
Rev and Mrs J A Christian welcomed 85 guests Monday afternoon December 19 from 4 to 7 at the regular monthly Big Sister Sunday School social. Yuletide decorations brightened the home and rock music accompanied the gathering followed by a light supper as twilight fell.
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J. A. Christian
Christian
Mullin and Bar Starnes Wed in Memphis Home
Mr Abbot Mullin and Miss Jimmie Bar Starnes were married in Memphis on Saturday afternoon at the home of Reverend Daniel who performed the ceremony. Miss Starnes had lived in Oxford with her mother Mrs Bar Black for three months while Mr Mullin formerly lived in Toccopola. They will establish their future home at Malloy Branch in Memphis Tennessee.
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Abbot Mullin
Jimmie Bar Starnes
Memphis
Re’. Daniel
Starnes
Oxford
Bar “Black
Mullin
Toccopola
Malloy Branch
Tenn
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