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It's a hit. Hear it. I've Got trie Nicest Little Home in D-i-s-i-e Bscord A235675c , W Ajfc When they aren't singing it, they're spelling it Listen to it oftcc, and v L'J yu'U say "That,s a GOOD quartette sng." On the other side is "In &V San Domingo," by Samuel Ash. WV3 The Secret of Home, Sweet Home Columbia Record J2344 75c fiSv tlx )u ii Charles Harrison carries you back to old familiar scenes and loving faces V jr.J!L! i this song about the "dearest spot on earth." And George Wilson 9inga v ) -jgSaja- on other side. "You Can Always Come Back to Me." ' Zm Sole Mio (O, Sun I Love) Columbia Rtcord A2350 75c kOT ! Ill iTnfllBl Everyone knows "O, Sole Mio" one of the best of all Neapolitan folic mM j 8 im? songs. There's a riot of melody and color in it and in the equally popular vvw '1 s-J Jj llfel "Maria! Mari!" on the other side. Two splendid tenor selections, these. NaS d Departure of the American Troops for Franco Rjcord A2354- 75c flffi And a royal send-off it is! Quartette harmony with lots of bells, whistles, CKv 3k dmms everything you'd naturally expect on such an occasion. On the other JpflyA 'I ''iKf I S'e S "'rr"lva e American Troops in France" a companion piece. V v Levinsky at the Wedding Columbia Record A23 10 75c ri J ' cjT - Levinsky behaves as though he were a twin brother of Cohen of tele- ! J phone fame. There's a gale of merriment in this monologue by Julian Rose. Castle Valae Classique Columbia Record A5989 12-inch, $1.25 Columbia Grafonola n exquisite watz arrangement of the Humoresquc by Earl Fuller's iAAY Prico 5100 Rector Novelty Orchestra. I: makes you glad the waltz is coming back. w!v Other Models. $15 to S350 f-Y,T 'H friits in Canada Pius Duty 'H Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, the Boys are Marching Record A2357 75c RM'fr The famous war song, sung by Charles Harrison and Columbia Quartette. 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