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Title:
Take Your Girlie To The Movies
Description:
I'm not old enough to know what it was like to go to the movies in 1919 but I can kind of get an idea by listening to this old record. Here is "Take Your Girlie To The Movies" sung by Billy Murray on Victor Records played on a Victor Victrola model VV-XI.
Author:
KA7EII
Tags:
78rpm, Take, Your, Girlie, To, The, Movies, movie, Victor, Victrola, VV-XI, phonograph, talking, machine, Billy, Murray, pop,
Take Your Girlie To The Movies
Description:
I'm not old enough to know what it was like to go to the movies in 1919 but I can kind of get an idea by listening to this old record. Here is "Take Your Girlie To The Movies" sung by Billy Murray on Victor Records played on a Victor Victrola model VV-XI.
Author:
KA7EII
Tags:
78rpm, Take, Your, Girlie, To, The, Movies, movie, Victor, Victrola, VV-XI, phonograph, talking, machine, Billy, Murray, pop,
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