My Wonder Girl – Coral Sea – Fox Trot b/w Grieving for You – Feather Your Nest – Fox Trot
Paul Whiteman and His Ambassador Orchestra
Victor #35703-A/Victor # 35703-B
1926(?) 78rpm record
Played on a Victrola VV-IV with a Voctor #2 Reproducer

Here are several Theodore Roosevelt Speeches I own on Edison Cylinders and Victor 12 inch 78rpm records. These were recorded around 1912 when he was  running for president against William Taft and Woodrow Wilson as the leader of teh Progressive Party (aka The Bull Moose Party)

The video below is the The Liberty of the People played on an acoustic Victor VV-IV Phonograph with a Victor #2 Reproducer:

Don’t Bother To Cry b/w I’ll Hold You in my Heart by Eddy Arnold and His Tennessee Plowboys

5/18/47 RCA-Victor 20-2332-A/20-2332-B

Western swing 78rpm record from the mid-1940s.

Kuu Ipo Ika Hee Pue One Medley by S. Siegel & Marie Caveny

1919 Edison Blue Amberol Cylinder #3724 ( Played on an acoustic Amberola 30 phonograph)

The name of the song is Hawaiian. The song sounds more like a banjo number. apparently it’s Mandolin and ukulele duet.. The record skips a little in there somewhere.

Sol Hoopii and His Novelty Quartette perform King Kamehameha b/w The Lei Vendor

1934, 78rpm  record, Brunswick #6873, (160), (112)

Sol Hoopii is my favorite artist from this period. This record is rather worn.. but this is a nice couple tracks that don’t appear on any compilations I know of.

I’m The Guy performed by Billy Murray (song written by Rube Goldberg) ,

1912, Edison Blue Amberol Cylinder #1592 (played on an acoustic Amberola 30 phonograph)

Sol Hoopii and His Novelty Five perform Fascinating Rhythm b/w Twelfth Street Rag

1938, 78rpm  record, Decca 1666/1668

He’s Living the Life of Reiley by E. Meeker

1917, Edison Blue Amberol Cylinder #3231 (played on an acoustic Amberola 30 phonograph)

The Pussy Cat Rag by The Peerless Quartet with Ada Jones

1914, Edison Blue Amberol Cylinder #2197 (played on an acoustic Amberola 30 phonograph)