DISC MUSIC

Feilding Star, Volume 8, Issue 2450, 20 June 1931, Page 6

DISC MUSIC

GRAMOPHONE RECORDS NOTES Foil FLILDING FOLKS These Holes have been specially prepared for the guidai-ce of gramophone devotees in Feilding and every effort- lias been made to supply information that will be of value to the local purchaser. Something very new: A double track record, two tunes oil the one side. Now obtainable on Regal re—cords. .Quite a navel and jntcrestmg invention anil certainly g ves you plenty lor .yuur ha If -crown. * * * » * ‘ Jennie Lee,” the hit of the moment and a dance record .von can t fail to enjoy. Now being fea.tured by all tie dance bands. The’ Regal record i s goold. * - * * * The Rhythm Girl (De s T oky). sing in.g two new song bits in excellent style, with wonderful novelty accoitiijaniniLC.it. “A Little RaL :*ny in Spain” and “Nobody Cares i| lin Blue. Ernest McKinley, the New Zealand tenor. sings: Love's Old Sweet S (> ng” and “Sally Horner.” Thi s is a record that the.lover of goal r.ngjng will thoroughly enjoy. ***** Queenie and David Kaili, the Hawaiian entertainers, present a reeord that must ljeeuiue a best seller: “Oil Dfmua Clara” and “Ukelele M on.” A good record sung by thc'-e old favourites in their own inimitable style. Glady s Mouciieff brings out a newrecord after an absence of many nnmths : “l was Dreaming” .and “Heart's Desire.” A soprano record that will pleas© you. Note. —All the reco-d* reviewed lbovi* are in stock at Carthew and Son’s.