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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 82, 3 October 1929, Page 20

How funny we looked j^ <§^ De Reszke advertisement Did we really dress like that only fifteen years ago ? Did we really dance like that? Fashions have changed with a vengeance! But De Reszke cigarettes are still> the fine aristocrats they were then, still the mellowest and coolest and smoothest of all cigarettes. One change, however, their ever-increasing sales have brought: they can now be sold at the popular price of 10 for 9d. DE RESZRE Virginias 'Ivory-tipped or plain iU tor V . "Tzventy for one and six. Ji MILLHOFF AMD CO. LTD., 86 PICCADILLY, LONDON, W.I liiiiii^^ **•■• **■* ■■» I*M, «/- -mA HM». Dmfc Mm LaJH/. asafe "*** TOE X^ RJL*^TTV^ P?* •**• EASTERN AND INTERN LOVE •"" YJSaS,^ OIMI.TOE DESERT SONG WALTZ Flower Grows Alon* in Year Gu- Piccadilly RereU Baad den; The Deaert Song; One Alone. ' li—-Fax-Trot Piccadilly R«rel» Band Columbia LigKt Opera Company 01 123 ONE ALONE (Violin Solo) (including ComUnce Men* and Teddy Bryan Frank Banta at the Piano). ■ . AUra-n You're Niar rVioli n * n }~\ •27WTHE DESERT SONG—Selection. Teddy Bryan Pa*. 1 and 2 DA», S«n.r. B«d 01238 Ho , RJDING THE RlFps »-m. Dark Bh» Labri, 4/- «•* (Vocal) ; .H. Welchman 01742 ONE ALONE—Fox-Trot ONE ALONE <Voc*!> H" Earl CarrolT. Vamtie. Orct. ft 123 "9 ROMANCE (Vocal) Edith Day RUT SONG—Fox-Trot THE SABRE SONG (Vocal) „«. _,^ E-rf C""0""* Vanitie. Orch. Edith Day •791 THE DESERT SONG WALTZ (Violm 01303 THE DESERT SONG U?-yL.* xiiit <diW 'rJ*^ ? rT n Gladyi Moncrieff * John Valentine My Heart Stood Still (Violin Solo) U You"re ia Low You'll Waltz „..„. Te.Myß^- (From "Ri. Riu") At An Mane Stores . , . Columbia fIWrJ M^%^^^^^ H Vla4^l atftk VoQ^aaMM Jv///flwjf/J't ■KBi \\ \ ■ ff^tl >ie Recording 9t^itiioHft Scnrffh. ■ worap^^^Htw tS///^ \ SJLiniAmfß A HUJITBK X^XX>. t J'"^J v-^tp. --■■ i£uP&H^^B raff