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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 123, 26 May 1928, Page 24

$&* RECORDS J& Electric Recording — Without Scratch 04064—"SLAVONIC DANCE THEME" — "MELODRAME" — Lionel Tertis, Viola Solos. Tertis' finished art is displayed ia the lovely "Slavonic Dance Theme," and in "Melodrame" he demonstrates the dramatic capacity of the viola. 12-tnch, Double-sided, 10/- each. O4OIS—"NOCTURNE" — "HAS SORROW THY YOUNG DAY SHADED"—AIfred O'Shea, Tenor. Mr. O'Shea even excels himself in dignity of tone and depth of feeling. 12-inch, Double-sided, 10/- each. . 04065—"COMFORT SWEET, MY JESUS COMES" (In Two Parts) — Dora. Labette, Soprano. Dora Labette's voice is happily suited to the lovely air and its message. 12-inch, Double-sided, 10/- eaeli. 03545—"A BROWN BIRD SINGING"—"DUNA"—CharIes Hacket, Tenor. Both items are sung superbly and recorded in faultless style. 10-lnch, Double-sided, 7/- each. 02564-S—"THE KELTIC SUITE" (Three Parts)—"CLEOPATRA"— H.M. Grenadier Guards' Band. Seldom has been heard a finer rendering tlian that of the Grenadiers' iii the "Keltic Suite,:' witli the Triumphant March from "Cleopatra" on the reverse of the second record. 12-inch, Double-sided, 7/6 each. 0967—"NEARER MY GOD, TO THEE"—"ONWARD, CHRISTIAN SOLDIERS." Another typical record by the famous Grenadier Guards' Band. 10-inch, Double-sided, 5/- each. OS66—"CHARMAINE"—"THE DOLL DANCE"—Organ Solos by Pattman. Cleverly played and full of the delightful effects for which the Astoria Theatre, London, is famous. 10-inch, Double-sided, 5/- each. ■ ; 00S8—"THE MEANDERINGS OF MONTY" —by Milton Hayes. Parts 18 and 19 ideals with the Far Eastern Question. China looms large—and the laughs great. 10-inch, DoMble-slded, 5/- each. ,550—."1 LOVE YOU BUT I DON'T KNOW WHY"—"JUST BEFORE YOU BROKE MY HEART"—Art Gillham, The Whispering Pianist sives two splendid specimens of his delightful art. 10-lnch, Double-sldcd, 5/- eactt. : "THE PERFECT PORTABLE" FOR £10. Ask your dealer to let you hear the new Viva-tonal Columbia. It has the volume and purity of many cabinqt-models, and a musical range that exceeds them. It carries eight I 0-inch records in the lid, and has the winding-crank conveniently situated in front. Fitted with new tone-chamber and famous Columbia No. 8 1 soundbox. Model No k] m -no % s ]/i m -.tonal JUNIOR PORTABLE No. 109 fl f ftllfcfl £) Bannatjne and Hunter, Ltd., Columbia Wholesale Distributors, Wellington. 45