George M. Cohan's Forty-Five Minutes from Broadway - 1906 Victor Record - Columbia AH video free download
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Uploaded: 2013/09/14
Here being played on a Columbia Disc Graphophone Model AH (2nd Style), from 1904, is the definitive version of the Music from the George M. Cohan Musical "Forty-Five Minutes from Broadway", which debuted at the New Amsterdam Theater on January 1st of 1906 and ran for 90 performances. The Record is also from 1906 and includes several Selections from that Musical including "Mary, its a Grand old Name", and the title Song "Forty-Five Minutes from Broadway", played by the Victor Orchestra conducted by Walter B. Rogers.
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9 years ago
bewiseasowls
On the New Haven Railroad to Grand Central it is 45 minutes from New Rohelle ,N.Y....Thus, the meaning of this song.10 years ago
BassetHoundTrio
I really should follow your example and feature my other two machines now and then! I am in Chicago - I am guessing you are on the east coast somewhere...10 years ago
Bruce Victrolaman Young
Thank you for your comments. Yes I have featured this Columbia AH on Victrolaman Youtube on at least 6 occasions including this one. Where are you located ?10 years ago
BassetHoundTrio
What a gorgeous machine! Have you shared this one with us before?? As always, I appreciated your introductions. I hope to have a tour of your machine collection someday! If I only had more space....10 years ago
Barry I. Grauman
That was often the case with new musical numbers from Broadway shows; record potential "hits" (or medleys) before they were officially introduced in the shows. Cohan was pretty savvy about that...you're welcome.10 years ago
Bruce Victrolaman Young
Interesting that it was recorded before the Musical debuted on Broadway, and before the record was released later on in 1906. Thanks for the information and for watching.10 years ago
Barry I. Grauman
Recorded on November 3, 1905.10 years ago
