[78-L] Victor 24156 = HMV/Victor 24142 in Canada?

[Han Enderman]

An interesting discographical subject, mentioned long ago by David.
I checked a group of Canadian Victor label scans in range 22500-25000,
but did not find another example.

An early example is Vic(C) 18789. This has:
A - Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra, Sweetheart (25350-3), June 16, 1921
B - Eubie Blake and His Shuffle Along Orchestra, Baltimore Buzz (25465-2), July 15, 1921.
The Whiteman is Vic(US) 18789-B, and Blake is 18791-A.
So it appears that sides also have been changed. Vic(C) wanted the Whiteman
on its A-side and thus used the Whiteman release nr.
Pres. similar on CDB's 24142, which must have one of the Bestor sides.

Any other examples known?

Checking scans, I saw Vic(C) 24199-A on a white with gold batwing label 
(Charles Dornberger, Old McDonald), which states:
"First anniversary March 10th 1933". Anniversary of what?

han enderman
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>>> What's on the A side? 24142 should be Don Bestor, My Darling and Along Came 
Love. Occasionally Victor Canada did some recoupling.

dl

On 12/28/2012 11:22 PM, Clifford Bolling wrote:
> I have a Canadian HMV/Victor record of the Leo Reisman Orchestra performing 'Brother, Can You Spare A Dime'.  The label says it is 24142-B, the dead wax says 24156-B, the 78discography confirms the 24156-B number.  A printing error, or are Canadian records numbered differently?
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> You can see this record play on YouTube here:
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>   http://youtu.be/aGh9zXrPDCA
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> Thanks!  CDB
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