The Sunday Oregonian., November 16, 1919, Magazine Section, Page 8, Image 98

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THE SUNDAY OREGONIAN, PORTLANb, NOVEMBER .16, 1919.
LIFE SKETCHES BY ARTIST WHO SENSES SPIRIT OF THE DAY
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AMONG US
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I The Phonograph Shop
By W. E. HILL,
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Section of a phonograph emporium. In this first compartment the Bowie family,
who have just purchased a talking machine, are selecting records At the present
moment they are listening to the sextet from "Lucia." They have been in the
booth twenty-five minutes and the temperature i all of 1 10 degrees. Next door
a lady of sentimental temperament is trying out "The Little Gray Home in the
West." In the third compartment "Cohen on trie Telephone" is going strong
with Mr. Joe Keeny and his friend Herb Raty..
Doris, whose habitat is a two by four apartment, is plan
ning to have the bunch around next week, and it may be
well to get a few new fas trot records, for of course
they'll want to dance.
The Mavourneen
talking machine has the
added attraction of
looking like the last
thing you'd expect it to
be. There is the "Louis
the Fourteenth Ice Box
Model" and the "Flor
entine Hatrack Model."
Here we see. Mrs.
Roebuck and daughter
Mabel perfectly en
tranced with something
that looks like a boudoir
dressing table, but is
nothing more nor less
than a Mavourneen
Talking Machine. Bou
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"I want a doll.
I want a bab-re doll to play with, me.
Just like the dollies
They have .in the Follies"
, Eld had about -decided on a Kreisler violin solo tea the
little-wife's birthday; still, who knows but what a nice
song like "I .Want a Doll" wouldn't please her more in
the end? '
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I . UUi v Wf kk Mm try out h,lf the record. StMY ' ' - S
I if t V - l Officer Hennessy stops m on the war home to hear brand-new
7' T 'W , Ay. S I rrd of "Wearing of. the Green."
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Somehow a record ems to please Arthur jnucS. Mrv Doss fond of phonograph. In !.ct. she much prefer.. STjiiLrh iTcTwhSh Vt, 1 rjinisr Syrnphony" for the new dance fantasy. "Joy Hate an
fccarin th.voicon tberh record .nthe iuclT XVA ttil
. .Eabi for. M-, fee Xosi.'ive she'jljindjit is jus LthethingJgrfcj3L'