The old record box II; Love

The following program is distributed by the national educational radio network. The old record box was. This program consists primarily of selections played from cylinder records of Edison phonographs frequently called talking machines. These records were issued in a period extending from the late 1890s to 1920 now. Your host is red herring to him now. Those well-remembered strains set the mood for beginning today's program on the universal subject of law. While it will be easy to keep to our theme it is by no means certain we can maintain the exalted mood of this selection

which Theodore Kobani introduced to the American public in 1899. But we'll try. The longest way round is the sweetest way home was the result of the efforts of rain CIOs and care e-mails in one thousand eight. The story is the amplified conversation of a young couple discussing their route to be taken home by foot. Of course in those days and this episode is one year later will Oakland countertenor as soloist as the young man he served his apprenticeship in a good menstrual shell before making records for Victor and Columbia as well as Addison two of his most popular numbers where the well-known silver threads among the gold and just before the battle mother. We're

here near Grand. Grand grand. Finale.

Thank you Neal. Thank you comic songs were in great vogue although many of them never reached the bestseller list. Some records sold fairly well because of the popularity of the singer rather than the song. This was the case with the next number Willie's got another girl no English born native Jones was such a popular favorite that people bought her records just to hear her saying her first records were made about one thousand five. While she

excelled in dialect and comic songs she did extremely well in sentimental ballads of the day. True love they say I never did run smooth. Then we're human and we DO YOU MEAN YOU. Thank you

very much. Really being very proud to be really ready when we were when you were. I don't really mean that you know we that are all right. And I did read that thread already. Men had their troubles too and sometimes became rather somber and gloomy over

their lost are unattainable lovers. Edward Allen sings a popular lament of 920 all what a pal was Mary and her Leslie and Bert Callum are. Give us these lyrics and Pete Wendling the music for. Yeah yeah. Yeah.

Many songs introduced in the Ziegfeld Follies where well-received by the theater

audience and became known to nine theater goers by means of the phonograph row row row was introduced by a lovely and Lorraine in one thousand twelve here sung by the famous comedy team of Arthur Collins and Byron Gee Harlan. The latter appeared to be a natural born comedian and the farmer made the announcements of selection an artist on the early two minute records before the time of ad maker whose voice is more familiar to listeners. And. And thank you and green

and orange AND AND AND AND AND AND. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU LORD. Young Johnny Jones in his rowboat of 19 probably had more fun than the

city slickers in their high powered outboard today. But even after successful courtship and marriage lovers sometimes face is pretty rough going. Consider the plight of this wife related again by mistake. Thank you. Having let's leave it there.

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