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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 55, 28 November 1929, Page 8

WHEN YOU GO TO “BROADWAY”

The Berkeley Gramo-Stores, 101 MANNERS ST., NEXT JAMES SMITHS’ JOINS WITH COLUMBIA IN FEATURING THEME SONGS FROM “BROADWAY” “Sing a Little Love Song” “The Chicken or the Egg” “Broadway” “Hittin’ the Ceiling” COLUMBIA RECORD NO. 02990 is a splendid orchestral selection introducing all four hits: “Sing a Little Love Song,” "The Chicken or the Egg,” “Broadway,” “Hittin’ the Ceiling.” This is a 12-in. double-sided Columbia Record played by The Regal Cinema Orchestra. Price 6/-. COLUMBIA RECORD NO. 016 79 is another splendid Fox-Trot of the two other hits from “Broadway.” On one side is “Hittin' the Ceiling,” and on the other side, "Sing a Little Love Song.' Played by Paul Specht and his orchestra. COLUMBIA RECORD NO. 01657 is a wonderful Fox-Trot number. On one side is “The Chicken or the Egg,” and on the reverse side, "Broadway,” both played as Fox-Trots by Ray Starita and his ’ orchestra. Price 4/-. COLUMBIA RECORD NO. 01695 is by the ever popular darkie duettists, Layton and Johnstone. They give you "Sing a Little Love Song.” On the reverse side is “Little Pal” (not from “Broadway”). Price 4/-. At all Music Stores. Columbia & Records * ELECTRIC RECORDING WITHOUT SCRATCH The Berkeley Wellington’s Leading Gramo-Store 101 MANNERS ST. Next James Smith’s. When you go to “BROADWAY” mumtimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiifimtitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiititiiiiiiititiiuiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiti wear... “LADY JANE” PURE SILK FULL FASHIONED HOSIERY (st Qives Miles of Satisfactory Wear