Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 20, 1922, Page 7

New York, Oet. u—!um'u i ot banks identified with railroad inter- &8ts were present at an informal confer- #fice here today of leaders in ““ouq fént to merge the Northern Great NOM Pacific and Burlingteh r6éads in one big railroad rmm. g {fough no details of the €lyen out it was learned that. BPerating details of the proposed d Were under discut e s . . ST N Ny A member of a prominent fifm denied that any discussion had tak- _#f place so far as the financial problems ssion. t.-l Biack Mammy. * Early In the Morning. Tempting. Fut Trots. * | Dixle &gm Fox-’l‘tota Eddie Elkins' Orshestra. Ray Millér and His Ot- § A-3697 75¢ P a. . A-3688 78e Hot Lips. Don't Bring Mie Posies, % 1 h}:\;; Yr,g;rs:tm Anqalmo., State Strutp nle s Fz:; - Lizzie.” Trots. 7@ ; Fox-tros. Tod Léwls i and His Band. A-3676 75¢ Mary Ellea. 2 - Who'll Take My Place When I'm Gone); Fox- T6ts. Ray Mills? Gnd . His Orchestra. A-3698 75c Are You Playing Fair? Tricks. Fox-Trots. Eddie Elkins’ Orchestra. A-3688 75c POPULAR SONGS Yqfiskehiud Meé of My I'll Stand Beneath Your Window To-night and Whistle. Al Jolson. When You and | Were Young' Maggie Blues. Van and Schenck. A-3694 75c Oh! Is She Dumb? 1 Susie. Eddie Cantor. A-zsaz 78¢ e " DANCE MUSIC Wonderful Youw. Fox-Tret. Theii the Night. Love’s Lament. Nalha Kelly, I'Love You. 1. banking | those plans, “the Grnt’%loruzm qujolned ‘with the —and His Orchestra. y s A-3693 75¢ Wiltz. Prince’s Dance Orchestra. Ray Miller and His Or- chestra. A-3689 75c Waltzes. Prince’s Dance Orches- tra. A-3681 75¢ ther. - From “Little Nellie Kelly.” Charles Hart. Medley Waltz. Intro.* The Voice in My Heart,” ffom “Littlé Nellie Kelly.? Pringe’s Dance Orchestra. A<3698 T8¢ P o e Call Mé Back; Pnl o’ Mine. I'm “Nobody's Gal. From “Strut Miss Lizzie.” Sweet Man >’ Mine, Dolly Kay. A-3692 75c My Honey’s Lovin’ Arms. Loved Me). Ray Miller's Novelty Orchestra acc. Frank Crumit. A-3699 175¢ ° VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL | Kitten on the Keys. ' A B-neh of Keys. * Loves You, Mister Coon. De Colored Barbecue. Harry C. Brown:. 24,678 75¢ Princeton Songs—Medley No. 2 Shannon Four. trio. Ennis, Morrison A-3691 75c| andMuller. A-3679 75c Hawaiian Nighfingalé. Waltz. Isle of Zorda. Fox-Trat. Xylophene Sole. Jéss Libonati. i A-3680 75¢ . SYMPHONY Where My Caravin Has La Gisconda. ‘““Voes di Rested. {Lohr) Soprano Donna 1o d'Angelo.” and Contraite Diet. Rosa and Carmela Ponselle. 80392 $1.50| tralto Solx}. R S eanne Gordon. Magic Flute “Possente nsmasd?l 00 Numi”’ (Oh, Isis and Osiris) (Mozart) . |Cradle Sons. “p 3. ( Bflb.ms-Gnmger) Nabucodoticsor. Del fu. Sion Biver-- Lidear ture nel bujo discerno.” P;o!’i Song) (Masters. Y- (The Future O’ercast I Grain; r)g Pians Bolas: See) (Verdi) Bass Solos. 34 Péroy Grai oy Groinger. Jose Mardones. A-3688 ~ $1.00 A-6220 $1.50 e L Sdly it Our Alle; Scenes de la Csarda No. 12 y(g‘-,dg!) (Hubay) Violin Solo. Ripe. (Bridge) Duéi dé Kevekjarto. Sugar Riges. I Wish I Knew (You Really The Mean The Bl.nckhrd. (Irish Song Frincaton Songs—Medley No.1 Medl.y of Irish Reels. Thish James While the Y&u! Roll By. e Critefion Quartet. A-3686 75c est Man in the World. (Milady’s Blues) Leona Williams and Her Dixie Band. : A-3696 75c Piano s. Frank Banta-and Jl;lfi Austin. A-3687 7S¢ pipes, violin and piano (Voice of Angel or Mor- tal). (Ponchielli) Con- Cherry. 3 Lémn Stmzy Quartet. 49899 $1.50 A:3677 $1.00 this’ aukee | H, mm.uumemmmm Eddie’s ING-GO=and out of the dark reaches of jazzy night strolls Eddié Elkins and his he-fox- trotters to the tune of “Coal Black Mammy”! Talk aboit musical tech- mque—'fiell E. E. has the Y- mgh hanided:hang g you rxght to the céntre of the then, hé slip8 ¥6u such a cute-coax that you can bet- a-boninet ot & pair-of-pars- nips that you'l'- danee whether you’ve a 1ind to —or not! That's Eddie all over! 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