My next presentation for the ARSC-New York Chapter will be ³Broadway
Musicals Around the World ‹ on Record.² It will take place on April 28 at
the Sonic Theatre at CUNY/CCNY. The audio/video/live program will include
recordings of American musical theatre works in at least 15 different
languages from the late 1890s to the present. The only show element that I¹m
missing is a vocal from ³The Belle of New York,² the first home grown
product to become a raging hit all over the Continent.

Most preferable are the records by Mia Werber, who provides the best
back-story:
 
MIA WERBER - ³Drum lehre mich das Kussen.² Gramophone 43217 or ³Folget nur
des Glaubens Licht, 43219. Both recorded in Berlin in 1902

Any of the following also would suffice if a Werber can¹t be located:

KARL STREITMAN ­ ³Du mein Girl.²  Gram. 42340. Berlin, 1901; RUDOLPH SIEBOLD
- ³Stolz von New York,² Gram. 42084, Vienna, 1901; MIMI JASZAI ­ belepoge,
Odeon  5056,  Budapest, 1905; JAN SZTERN -
Tenor aria in Polish, Gram. 2-22144. Vilna, 1903; STANISLAW BOGUCKI ­
³Dziewcze me,² Columbia XP 56202.  Warsaw, 1904; BOGUCKI and HELENA BOGORSKA
- ³Habukuk I² duet, Columbia 3523, Warsaw, 1904; WIKTORYA KAWECKA ­ soprano
song, Gramophone 23367. Warsaw, 1902¹ WLADYSLAW PRONIEWICZ -
(³Just one girl²-waltz?). DacCapo Pl ­ 19172,Warsaw 1908; PRONIEWICZ - waltz
song, Gram. 22096. Warsaw, 1902;  JOZEF REDO ­ waltz song, Gram. 2-22875.
Warsaw,1905,  or any 1907 vocal made by members of the CAMPAGNA d¹OPERETTA
MARESCO of Milan, on Gramophone.

mp3, wav or CD would be fine. Thank you very, very much.

Dan Langan (who has his hat in hand on his very first Arsclist post)