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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 424, 4 August 1928, Page 24

RECORD/ NOW ON S The: : are a few of the latest releases from the August catalogue. Note the new reduced prices. “His Master’s Voice” ELECTRICAL RECORDINGS AMELITA GALLI-CURCI (Sopr D.A.928 Parlai Valse (In Italian) inol OUI Fries 9/6 Arditi The Gypsy and the Bird (In English) Benedict (Flute Obligato) C. Barone 9/6 JOHN HENRY AND “BLOSSOM” (Humorous) 8.2485 The Story of Lady Godiva Parts 1 and 2 J. Henry 5/MASTER E. LOUGH (Boy Soprano) Accompanied on the Organ by G. THALBEN BALL (Organist and Director of the Choir of the 1 emple Church, London) B. “Messiah*’ 1 Know that My Redeemer Liveth (Parts I and 2) Handel 5/ 4 " REGINALD FOORT (Organ) C. By the Blue Hawaiian Waters Ketelbey (a) Leave me alone; (b) Songs my Mother taught me Dvorak 7/6 6 » CHOIR OF THE TEMPLE CHURCH, LONDON. (With Organ Accompaniment). Praise the Lord, O My Soul Trice (Parts I and 2) Wesley 7/6 £/• “THE GONDOLIERS’* (Gilbert and Sullivan) Complete New Electrical Recording. Recorded under the direction of Rupert D’Oyly Carte, by the following artists: Mavis Bennett, Winifred Lawson. Bertha Lewis. Derek Oldham, George Baker and others. Complete on Twelve doublesided Black Label Records. With Handsome Album. £6 •£4 I* C. 1400 PETER DAWSON (Baritone) Barber of Seville Room for the Factotum Rossini Carmen Toreador Song Sirs! Your Toast Bizet 7/6 All “His Master’s Voice’ Records Now Reduced ZO°/« Complete August Catalogue containing 109 new records available on application to your nearest "His Master's Voice” Dealer. Call and Hear These New Records .t ? Hi s Master's Voice Greatest Artists Silent Surface^

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