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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 120, 23 May 1929, Page 15

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A Novelty Record made to make you laugh "THE MULE SONG ,9 Here's one of the real laughter "hits"' of 9 192?! From aoft chuckle* to violent hysterics—laughter follows "The Mule Song" : : wherever it is heard. Sung by. Vernon ' Dalhart, with a novelty accompaniment on banjo, mouth organ, Jew's harp, and guitar! Doesn't that "orchestra" make you amile? Hear it for '. yourself! It's better than the "Gay Caballero"—and you know what a» 4 "hit" that was. G 20437 "The Mule Song 9 ' "Sipping Cider" THE MCWJfS REST VALUE Obtainable from, all Gramophone Stores, or ■from the Wholesale Distributors: ARTHUR H. NATHAN, LTD., CUSTOMS STREET EAST, AUCKLAND.

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