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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIX, Issue 8129, 1 May 1906, Page 3

News from -"The-Talkeries. GRAND'OPERA SELECTIONS BY GRAND OPERA. SINGERS. OSSESSORS of EDISON Phonogragbs everywhere will be pleased to know that the _ National Phonograph Co. has perfected planß for the issuance of a series °f &aiso» Gold Moulded Records of Grand Opon* {.elections made by the principal stars of the Metropolitan Opera House, v New York, and prominent artists apt,earin«; in Grand Opera m that country and abroad. The first list of ten selections are now. ready f ° r tne P ublla and may be had from MESSRS T. DWYER & CO., MASTERTON. GRAND OPERA RECORDS—SUPPLEMENT A. FEBRUARY, 1906. B. 1 .—By Heinrich Krote. Baritone, Hochstes Vektbauen, "Lohengrin " (Wafjner), sung in German, orchestral accompaniment. B. 2.—By Andreas Dippel, Tenor,. "Ach, So Fbomm," "Maßtha," (Flotow), sung in German, accompaniment. B. 3.—By Gustave Barlesky, Baritone, "Di Pbovekza il Maii,' "La Traviata" (Verdi),. sung in Italian, orchestral accompaniment. B. 4-.—By Florencio Constantino, TeniJr, "La Donna b Mobile," "Rigoletto" {Verdi), sung in Italian, orchestral accompaniment. B- 5. By Antonio Scotti "Vi bavviso, o luogiii ameni," "La Sonnambuia" {Bellini), sung in Italian, orchestral accompaniment. B. Q—By Scarphy Rosky, Soprano, Abia "Suicidio," "La Gloconda," (Ponchielli), sung in Italian, orchestral accompaniment. B. 7.—By Romeo Berti, tenor, Abioso, "Paglucci," (Leoncavallo,), sung in Italian, orchestral accompaniment. B. 8. -By Signor and Signora Resky, baritone and soprano, Duetto, "LaFavobita" (Donizetti), sung in Italian, orchestral accompaniment. B. 9—By Anton van jKooy, baritone, "6 Kehb Zuhuck," "Tannhauseb, (Wagner), sung in German, orchestral accompaniment. B. 10. -By Anton van Rooy, baritone, "Chanson du Toreadob,"-"Cabmen," (Bizet), sung inFrench, orchestral accompaniment. These splendid records have been desired by many Phonograph users throughout the world, and will be a welcome addition to many collections. Latest Continental specialties in records landed monthly. All the most popular songs and instrumental records. T. DWYER & Co., THE TALKEBIES. [P.O. 80l 211 MASTEKTON, CABTEKTON * EKETABUNA.

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