also found this:
March 4, 1960
Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania . Page 17
STAGE SHOW, ETC. CHESTER-The Irish American! Assn. of Delaware County will
meet Sunday to complete plans or its 13th annual St. Patrick's :celebration,
scheduled for March .1 in St. Hedwig's auditorium at 4th and Hayes streets.
Entertainment will include an Irish stage show, Irish and American dancing,
two orchestras, songs by Peter William Julian, tenor, and Sirs. Emma
O'Donnell, soprano;...
JAY, what do you know about Mr. Peter William Julian ???
Thanks, Thomas.
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Subject: Re: [ARSCLIST] Record Search Peter William Julian on Rich-R'-Tone
Billboard Apr 29, 1950
PETER WILLIAM JULIAN
Anthony Valente-Bryan Bros. Ork
Rich-R-Tone 475 The Rose of Mooncoin
Green on the Green
Rich-R-Tone 476 Old Skibereen / If I Were A Blackbird
Bluegrass Unlimited - Volume 39, Issues 7-12 - Page 27
https://books.google.com/books?id=Bi9LAAAAYAAJ
says 460 "from PALDA masters, Philadelphia"
The Cash Box , January 14, 1950 shows MOONSHINER as No.3 at WDAS in
Philadelphia.
Thomas.
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Subject: [ARSCLIST] Record Search Peter William Julian on Rich-R'-Tone
Peter William Julian, who might sometimes be classified as a Gaelic singer,
released at least two 78's on the Rich-R'-Tone label of Johnson City,
Tennessee/ Campbellsville, Kentucky in the early 1950s. RRT 460 "How Can You
Buy Killarney" b/w "The Moonshiner" was in Billboard on January 21, 1950, p
110. RRT 476 was "Old Skibereen" b/w "If I Were A Blackbird." RRT 476 has
not been dated. Anyone have a copy of either record?
Thanks,
Jay Bruder
And Thanks to Barry Stapleton who already checked his archive.
