"HIS MASTER'S VOICE"

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 10513, 7 April 1927, Page 4

"HIS MASTER'S VOICE"

THE PICK OF THE BUNCH. Have vhe best or nothing. Have the machine that has proved itself tlie world over as an instrument of finest quality, of exquisite tone, and yet priced agreeably low. it i& a “llis Master’s Voice” electric gramophone that the Duke and Du: (less of York have with them on the Renown for their tour of Nov. Zealand and Australia. Models ot this leading instrument may bo imgeeted at Mr E. P. Badger's gramophone parlour where the following records are among a comprehensive rco ortnient: Gems from “Tales of Hoffman;’* orchestral, “Funeral March of a Marionette;” sacred. “Hark. the herald angels sing;’’ sacred. “Rock ot ages;" pianoforte sol >. “Barcelona;” violin solo. "On wings of song;” violin solo. “Souvenir;” song. “Ycsti la guibba song, “Oh! how I miss you to-liight,” by J. McCormack ; song, “Drink to me only with thine eyes, by J. McCormack : song, “Wedding of Sandy McXab.” by H. Lauder; song, “Sooeie Maclean,” by Harry Lauder; song, “The deathless army,” by P. Dawson; song, “The arrow and the song,” by P. Dawson; so,, g> “Ave Maria. *by Caruso; song, “Because,” by Caruso; song, "Crvestions hymn,” by Clara Butt : instrumental, “ Spanish serenade;” instrumental, “Xola ;” pi)ie organ, ‘‘You forgot to remember;” waltz, “Speak ;” band. “Light* out ;” band, “Wembley Military Tatt:>e ' Hawaiian, “Aloha-oe;” Hawaiian, “Lady of Waikiki;” Hawaiian. “Pearl of Hawaii;” comic, “A whistling yarn ;’* comic, ‘‘Get away old man, get away;” comic, “Banana Oil;” comic. “There is a happy land ;” song, “Prisoner’s song;” song “Prisoner’s sweetheart;” song. “ Air riott« Song, “Tn„ little bluebirds;” song, “To-night’s my night with haby.” Fox Trots—“On the Riviera.” “Pump song.” “Petrusha.” “Then I’ll be happy,” “Meadow lark.” “On the road to Mandalay.” “Matador,’* “Jvast a cottage small,” “Show that fellow the door,” "In a little garden,” and “When red, red. robin, comes bobbin’ along.”*