"Stop, Stop, Stop" by Elida Morris

[condensite]

Here's a 2-minute Indestructible (or Everlasting, I never know which) song sung by Elida Morris:

"Stop, Stop, Stop" (Elida Morris) 1457

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Perhaps she inspired Beatrice Kay. Remember her?

Recorded off an Amberola I with Diamond A reproducer.
Enjoy!
C.

[lukewarmwater]

Everlasting(s) are properly called U-S (or U.S.) Everlasting(s). They have an asphaltum impregnated cardboard core and were made in Cleveland, Oh. by the U.S. Phonograph Co. The title information is embossed into the asphaltum rim and can be difficult to read.

Indestructible records have a cardboard core with a metal ring near the title end. The title ends are celluloid and are much easier to read. The boxes are marked Everlasting Indestructible which likely adds to the confusion of which is which. These were made by the Indestructible Record Co. of Albany, N.Y.

Thanks for posting "Stop, Stop, Stop" . . . I really enjoyed it! Luke W.

[condensite]

Thanks for the info regarding identifying the different brands. This record is an Indestructible.
I'm glad you like the posts!
Bob

[rocky]

I remember some years ago when I got my copies of Jim
Walsh's two "brand new" Billy Murray tapes from Merritt Malvern that Walsh compiled in 1976. The presentation included a duet with Billy Murray and Elida Morris, and Walsh commented that Elida Morris was in her 90s and living in a nursing home.

Rocky

[maroongem]

Thanks Bob. You seldom run into her out there.
I have one duet with Morris & Murray, Victor 5782 ANGEL EYES rel 5/1910.

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Bill

[neophone]

B & C,

Thank you for two great numbers!

Regards,
J.