ZONOPHONE.

Shannon News, 15 October 1929, Page 3

ZONOPHONE.

Gilbert and Sullivan Gems. Zonophone Light Opera Company, in vocal gems from “H.M.S. Pinafore” (Sullivan), including “Fair Moon, to Thee I Sing,”. “Things are Seldom What They Scorn,” “Never Mind the Why and Wherefore”; and “Yeomen of the Guard,” including “Strange Adventure,” “To Tnv Paternal Care-,” “Oh! the Tales that- Have Been Stated.”

. This recoid is a supplement to our numbers A 317 and A 321 a supplement which public appreciation has literally compelled us to issue. Zonophone A 359. Harry Lauder in Zonophone.

Sir Harry Lauder in “Love Makes the World a Merry-go-round” and “I’m Looking for a Bonnie Lass to Love Me” (Lauder). Zonophone 'GO 84.

There are three good reasons why you should buy this record. (1) It is by Scotland’s inimitable Sir Harry Lauder; (2) It is a new electrical recording; awl (3) You can’t get a Lauder record for 4s 6d on any other make. Sweet Irish Tenor. Colin 0 ’More (tenor) in “ ’Tis an Msh Girl-I Love” and “Sweet Inniscarra. ” ■Last month we included three Scottish records on our list. This month we are issuing four Irish tales. Two excellent records, all full of typical Irish melody and rhythm.. Zonophone 5067. A Comedy Disc. Henry Hearty (comedian) in “Misery Farm” and “Shinaniki Da.” Henry Hearty does not sound the right person to sing “Misery Farm” —but he is. And if yoir get as far as. the other side you’ll like “Shir.aniki Da,” but we thiirk you’ll keep on playing “Misery Farm.” Zonophone 5302*.