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matrices 5021 - 5043 |
| DURIUM ADVERTISEMENT AND CUSTOM RECORDS DISCOGRAPHY - Hans Koert |
| The 5000 series was produced in the USA beside the 1000-series and used for export, records for the Latin-American and Spanish market and advertisement and custom records. |
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THE ROOSEVELT HOTEL - NEW YORK CITY |
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| 5021 B |
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FRIEND OF YOURS HAS ASKED GUY LOMBARDO And His ROYAL CANADIANS
In the ROOSEVELT GRILL TO SEND YOU
THIS MESSAGE
(Goodnight Sweetheart) – GL speech |
GUY LOMBARDO And His ROYAL CANADIANS: ? Guy Lombardo dir. speech |
New York City, ca Nov 1931 |
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Guy Lombardo
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spoken advertisement: (S) (Musical introduction) How do you do? This is Guy Lombardo speaking. We’re in the grill of the Roosevelt Hotel at Madison avenue at 45th St. New York. I wish you were here tonight to see all these beautiful ladies and their gallant lads dining and dancing to our music. There’s a friend of yours here too who has just asked me to say hello to you. May I invite you to drop in on us the next time you’re in New York. You’ll find us in the Roosevelt grill any time for dinner dancing, supper dancing or tea dancing on Saturday afternoon. We’ll be looking forward to seeing you. (Musical ending) |
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| This is a 4" record. On the record the band plays “Goodnight Sweetheart” and Guy lombardo inviting you to stay in the Roosevelt when you are in New York City. On the reverse a drawing of a building < THE ROOSEVELT, Madison Ave at 45th St. New York City. > and an address label (incl. place for stamp) From _________________ To __________________ / IN THE GRILL OF THE / ROOSEVELT HOTEL // There seems to be an English version too. | ||||
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GOLDBOND LUMBER |
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| 5028 B | Take This Home With You, Play It On Your Phonograph | New York City, ca Nov 1931 |
AD 8
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VERNON DALHART |
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Marion Try Slaughter ( 1883 - 1948 ) |
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| 5029 A | ROVIN' GAMBLER - MTS vo | VERNON DALHART SINGING ... [g, acc, v, p, banj, harmonica, mouth harp] Marion Try Slaughter vo mouth harp ( as Vernon Dalhart) |
New York City, ca Nov 1931 |
DURIUM RECORD 9-1 |
| 5030 A | LETTER EDGED IN BLACK - MTS vo |
DURIUM RECORD 9-2 |
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| 5031 A | HAND ME DOWN MY WALKIN' CANE - MTS vo |
DURIUM RECORD 9-3 |
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| 5032 A | GOLDEN SLIPPERS - VD vo <? banj> |
DURIUM RECORD 9-4 |
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DURIUM RECORD 9-1 / 9-2 / 9-3 / 9-4: These are "normal"9.5
inch records. On the reverse a picture of Vernon Dalhart with necktie and
the text: <Durium Products, Inc. presents
VERNON DALHART "The
Mountaineer Songster.” > |
reverse DURIUM RECORD 9-1 up to 9-4 |
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Science Service Records |
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Science Service Record series Once a week for seven weeks, or at any other intervals you choose, bring one of these great scientists to your classes. 1) Pass around this picture, which we supply with the record. The picture, done by the beautiful gravure process, is on heavy photogravure paper, size nine inches square. 2) Read his brief biography which we have printed on the back of the picture. 3) Put the scientist's record on a portable or other phonograph, for the instruction and inspiration of the classes. Play it once or twice or as many times as necessary to be sure that the students will remember what they have heard. That is a great advantage of this method. 4) Then, if you desire, discuss the speech with the students, asking questions. For your convenience in teaching, the full speech is also printed on the back of the photograph. |
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(part of the manual "You may have these SEVEN GREAT SCIENTISTS talk to your classes") and a cover (early 1932) |
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| 5042 A |
THE RISE OF PHYSICS Educational Address - RM speech
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Dr. ROBERT A. MILLIKAN Nobel Laureate in Physics, 1923 California Institute of Technology Speaks on .... : Robert A. Millikan (speech) | New York City, ca Nov 1931 |
Science Service Record 9-6 |
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Part of the speech of Robert Andres Millikan Physics is univerally regarded as the most fundamental of these sciences, both because the other natural sciences, biological as well as physical, are all built directly upon its methods and its lawas and also because historically the whole mode of thought underclying the science grew upon the field of physics, or perhaps more accurately in the combined fields of physics and astronomy, in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries after Christ........... |
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Robert Andrew Millikam (1868-1953), physicist, in 1931 director Norman Bridge Laboratory of Physics and chairman of the Californaian Institute of Technology in Pasadena (CA); known for isolating electron and for researches on cosmic rays, radiatin properties of light atoms, Brownian movement, ultraviolet spectrum. Winner of the Nobel prize (1923). (In a 1932 flyer) Dr. Robert A. Millikan. Nobel prizeman in physics, leader in scientific thought and head of the California Institute of Technology, Pasadena |
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CHEMISTRY AND CIVILIZATION Educational Address - LB speech |
Dr. LEO H. BAEKELAND Inventor of Bakelite, Velox, Etc. Speaks on ... : Leo H. Baekeland (speech) | New York City, ca Nov 1931 |
Science Service Record 9-7 |
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Part of the speech of Leo Hendrik Baekeland Chemical science has for its object to study the composition of all matter and this changes thereof. So chemistry embraces everything that exists as matter. It includes minerals, plants, and animal life. It extends its study to the atmosphere that surrounds us as well as to the stars and other celestial bodies of the Universe............. |
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Leo Hendrik Arthur Baekeland (1863-1944), Belgian born chemist (In a 1932 flyer) Dr. Leo Baekeland. Industrial chemist and one of America’s industrial pioneers, inventor of bakelite, velox, etc. |
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Produced by: SCIENCE SERVICE INC., WASHINGTON, DC. In a flyer: This record is part of a series of < Seven Great Scientists > < You may have these SEVEN GREAT SCIENTISTS talk to your classes. THE METHOD: Once a week for seven weeks, or at any other intervals you choose, bring one of these great scientists to your classes > Published for educational purposes to < promote the great work of making science understood > It was sold by the Scientific Educational Unit for US$ 3.00 each set (incl. seven photogravure portraits, a biography and the text of the records). |
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Records from the collections of Stewart Marsh (USA) and the Hans Koert durium archive.
Source: Durium Advertisement and Custom Records Discography 6+-edition (p.o.d.) (1994-2006) Hans Koert
last update 6 Jan 2007
© Hans Koert (2004-2007)