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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 103, 25 January 1930, Page 22

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TWO NEW “VOCAL GEMS” RECORDS i Cl64l—“Tales of Hoffman” and “Mignon.” By the Grand Opera Company with Orchestra. Cl693—“Maritana,” Parts 1 and 2. » By the Light Opera Company, with Orchestra. 12in. Plum Label “His Master’s Voice Price 6/-. °“ ble • ELLERY GILBERT LTD.,

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