THE BEST IN MUSIC.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 10436, 6 January 1927, Page 5

THE BEST IN MUSIC.

RECORDS AT BADGER’S. There is a wonderful selection of records at Air E. P. Badger’s music parlour, among them being the following : Orchestral, “In a Monastery Gard?.nviolin solo, “Valse- Bluettc,” by Kreisler; violin solo, “Song without words,” by Elman; song, “Liebestrarne,” by Scliipaj song, “Listen to the mocking bird;” song, “Ora pro mobis ;” song, “Through all the days to be,” by J. McCormack; song, “Eileen Alanna,” by J. McCormack; song, “Dear little Shamrock,” by J.

McCormack; song, “Wedding, of Sandy AlcNab,” by Harry Lauder ; song, “Alls Well,” Peter Dawson and Coltham; song, “The Fiddler of Doonev,” by Peter Dawson; song. “The Sleepy Hollow Tune,” by Peter Dawson; song, “Ah! che la morte,” by Caruso, etc; Hawaiian, “Swanee Butterfly Hawaiian, “Golden Alemories of Hawaii;” Hawaiian, “Hawaiian love nest;” waltz, “Atiguonette hand, “Wembley Military Tattoo;” hand. “Lights Out;” orchestral, “Shining Aloon;” pipe organ, “You forgot to rennember;” song,

“1 wonder where my baby is tonight;” song, “On Mother Kelly’s doorstop;” song, “I passed by your window;’’ song, “Roses of Picardy;” song,- “Kashmiri Love Song;” song,

“The Sec-hawk;” song, “When 1 met Mackay,” by Harry Lauder. Fox Trots— “Hello! Aloha,” “I wonder where my baby is to-night,” “I'm sitting on top of the. world,”

“Five foot two, eyes of blue,” “What good is ‘Good morning’,” “No foolin’,” “Always,” and “Pretty little baby.”*