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matrices 5079 - 5093 |
| 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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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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| 5079 B |
OUR ANIMAL FRIEND Educational Address - WM speech
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Dr. WILLIAM M. MANN Director, National Zoological Park, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC Speaks on ......: William M. Mann, speech |
New York City,
Sep-Dec 1931
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Science Service Records 9-12 |
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Part of the speech of Dr. William M. Mann When Mr. and Mrs. Primitive Man set up housekeeping, ages ago, there was no cat on the hearth and no pig in the sty. When they wanted to go somewhere they walked. There were no horses or oxen. The father of the primitive family spent much of his time hunting wild animals, as he needed their flesh for food and their skins for clothes. It certainly ..... |
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(In a 1932 flyer) Dr. William M. Mann, Director of National Zoological Park of the Smitsonian Institution, Washington, D.C., and also leading authority on animal life. | |||
| 5080 B |
THE MYSTERY OF LIFE Educational Address – EC speech |
Dr. EDWIN G. CONKLIN Princeton University Speaks on ......: Edwin G. Conklin speech | New York City, Sep-Dec 1931 |
Science Service Records 9-11 |
Part of the speech of Dr. Edwin G. Conklin: There is nothing we are more familiar with than life, for we ourselves are alive, and yet there is nothing more mysterious, that is more inexplicable as to its nature and origin, nor more awesome as to its end. What if life? No final and complete answer to such a question is possible. Things, like life, which cannot be analyzed ...... |
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Edwin
Grant Conklin (1863-1952), biologist. In 1932 professor of biology
Princeton University. Important work in embryology and mechanism of
heredity and evolution
(In a 1932 flyer) Dr. Edwin G. Conklin, Princeton University biologist, one of the world’s greatest authorities on life processes, who has pushed along the evolutionary path begun by Darwin. |
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BROWN BILT SHOE Cº |
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| 1930s advertisement for BUSTER BROWN shoes |
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| 5081 A |
UPSIDE DOWN IN LOVE |
BROWNbilt
Melo-Clarions with the BROWNbilt Trio: orchestra and
vo-3 |
New York City,
Sep-Dec 1931
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4 AD 15
reverse 4 AD 15 |
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Announcer: (S) “Upside
Down in Love" is the theme melody of the Brown Shoe Company,
manufacturers of Buster Brown shoes for boys and girls, Brown bilt shoes
for men, and Brown bilt shoes for women. These are the shoes with
the famous Tread Straight features, which bring you glorious foot health
without sacrifice of style, and at moderate prices. |
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| A square 4" advertising record for BUSTER BROWN SHOES. On the record a spoken introduction for Buster Brown and Brownbilt Shoes and an orchestra plays and a trio sings the theme “Upside Down in Love”. On the reverse: From BROWN SHOE CO., Manufacturers, St. Louis, Mo. > < BUSTER BROWN TREAD STRAIGHT SHOES for Boys and Girls. BROWNbilt SHOES for Men and Women > A printed Postage Paid-stamp < Sec. 435 ½ P.L. & R. U.S. POSTAGE PAID ST. LOUIS, MO. Permit 103 > and space for an address sticker. | ||||
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Wrigley Manufacturing Cº |
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| 1936 advertisement for WRIGLEY'S |
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5086 B |
Myrt & Marge A Serial Radio Drama |
WRIGLEY'S presents ...... ( Myrtie Vail and Donna Damerel ) |
New York City,
Sep-Dec 1931
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Wrigley presents.... with the spoken text:
(S) theme music plays quietly) Announcer: Wrigley presents: Myrt and Marge. (knocking on door) How do you do? May we come in? Thank you. Come in girls. (door closes) May I present Myrt: Myrt: How do you do? Announcer: and Marge: Marge: How do you do ? Announcer: We've come to see you for just a moment to let you hear Myrt and Marge in action. May we use your home for a studio? Thank you. The microphone please. (thumping noise)That's fine. Are you ready girls? Myrt and Marge: All ready! Announcer: Let's go ! (door slams) Myrt: Margie! Marge: Myrtle! Where have you been? I've been so worried! Why-- you're hurt! Myrt: Has fifteen minutes been called? Marge: Yes. Oh, but Myrtle, you can't go on! You're as white as a sheet! Your clothes are torn! Oh, tell me! Myrt: Later Margie. I've got to hurry to make it. Help me off with these clothes! Oh, my knee! Marge: Myrtle, you can't go on! You're injured! You're sick! Oh, let me call Mr. Hunt... Mr. Hunt: (in background) Overture, overture, overture... (on-the-air buzzer sounds) Myrt: Hunt!? A lot of sympathy I'd get from him! He'd just bawl me out for being late. Marge: Oh, but Myrtle, your knee! How will you be able to dance? Myrt: Margie, last night I missed my first show in ten years. I'll go on if I have to dance with crutches... (theme music starts again) there's the music now! (crying, over-dramatic) I'll make it.... I'll make it... I've got to make it... Announcer: And so it goes with show folks, they must forget personel worries and cares when the call comes for a performance. Their creed: “The show must go on!” For further adventures of Myrt and Marge, tune in the Wrigley program each evening except Saturday and Sunday on your nearest Columbia Broadcasting System. |
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This is a round 4" record made for WRIGLEY. The
tune played on the record is Poor Butterfly, the show theme song.
The show was on the radio for 15 years, starting in 1931. The characters
were played real-life mother and daughter Myrtie Vail and Donna Damerel.
Donna (the daughter) died in childbirth in 1941 and the show still ran
another 4 or 5 years. The series is about two chorus girls who were
originally in a Broadway revue called, "Hayfield's Pleasures."
According to the Cooperative Analysis of Broadcasting (CAB) ratings
service in 1932 the show belonged to the top ten of radio programs.
Wrilgley was one of the major sponsors of the radio program. On the
label two small figures of Myrt and Marge and the text: < Myrt
& Marge A Serial Radio Drama > On the reverse a little man
holding a packet of < WRIGLEY'S’SPEARMINT
THE PERFECT GUM > and a list of radio stations
< Myrt & Marge
WRIGLEY’S Radio Entertainment Every
Night Except Saturday and Sunday Columbia Network from Coast to Coast
TUNE-IN TONIGHT. 7 P.M. - Eastern Time WADC ..... Akron
WOKO .... Albany etc. > and a
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GREGG PUBLISHING Cº |
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| GREGG RECORDED DICTATION - shorthand |
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5087 B |
ANNOUNCING GREGG RECORDED DICTATION |
New York City,
Sep-Dec 1931
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4 AD 18
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A square 4”record made for GREGG PUBLISHING Cº. It is an announcement for a 3 records series of GREGG RECORDED DICTATION: A shorthand course, made by John R. Gregg. On the reverse: < GREGG RECORDED DICTATION is presented to Gregg teachers and students as one of the most important srvices we have ever been abie to offer them. The records absolutely solve the problem of practice dictation. At present the following records are available: Durium record No. 1, complete brief-form list, net 25c " " ( = Durium record ) No. 2, common phrases list, net 25c > < Graded school set of five double-face records graded for use beginning with Chapter VI of the manual and a speeds from 60 words a mijute to 120 words ....... Set, net, $6.75 > < Order from the nearest office of THE GREGG PUBLISHING COMPANY 270 Madison Avenue, New York 2500 Prairie Avenue, Chicago Statler Building, Boston Phelan Building, San Francisco > |
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DURIUM DISCO |
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The next records do have the minutes groove |
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5090 A |
QUE CULPA TENGO YO I'm Not To Blame Danzon Amado Martinez Alvarez |
LOS REYES DEL DANZON |
New York City, Sep-Dec 1931 |
DURIUM DISCO 1006 |
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5091 B ......
5091 B (A53B)
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TRISTEZAS HONDAS Deep Sorrow Vals-Waltz Amado Martinez Alvarez ? Eduardo Gonzalez vo ....... TRISTEZAS HONDAS DEEP SORROW VALS WALTZ Amado Martinez Alvarez ? Eduardo Gonzalez vo
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EDUARDO GONZALEZ Con LOS CASTILIANS
EDUARDO GONZALEZ CON LOS CASTILIANS |
New York City,
Sep-Dec 1931
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DURIUM DISCO 1007
SUPER durium 1007
SEFONO 1007 |
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5092 AC |
EN LA ESTANCIA SOMBRÍA Sad And Lonely Amado Martinez Alvarez- Cancíon Mexicana - Mexican Song EG vo |
EDUARDO GONZALEZ Con LOS CASTILIANS |
New York City,
Sep-Dec 1931
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DURIUM DISCO 1005
SEFONO 1005 |
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5093 B |
CUALQUIER COSA Anything Paso Doble-Two Step Amado Martinez Alvarez - ?vo |
LOS FLORIDIANS: ?Bert Hirsch dir |
New York City, Sep-Dec 1931 |
DURIUM DISCO 1004 |
Records from the collections of Doug Benson (USA).- Hans Koert (The Netherlands) - John Little (USA) - Patrick Van Griethuyzen ( The Netherlands) - Don Ward (USA)
Source: Durium Advertisement and Custom Records Discography 6+-edition (p.o.d.) (1994-2006) Hans Koert
last update 26 Jun 2010
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