Little White Lies - Sung by Johnny Marvin - 1930 - Victor Othophonic Credenza

Here is popular Victor Recording Artist Johnny Marvin (1897-1945), singing the Walter Donaldson Classic "Little White Lies" on a 1930 10" Victor Orthophonic Record 22502. The Victrola is an early two Door Victor Orthophonic Credenza from 1925. The Victor Credenza was the top of the line "Flagship" Model of the new line of Victor Orthophonic Victrolas that first made their appearance on "Victor Day" in late 1925. They were designed to play the new Electrically recorded records that came out earlier that year.

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Music

Tags:

• Johnny Marvin
• Victor Credenza
• Little White Lies
• Walter Donaldson
• Phonograph
• Orthophonic Victrola

[mvnkct]

I love this recording and Johnny Marvin, but I can't hear it all the way through. It keeps stopping - - sometimes for over a minute and then starts up again. Please, how can I hear this with out it stopping on me?? Tommy

[victrolaman]

thanks for watching. I just went into youtube and the selection played perfectly, all the way through without stopping. I must say, that I have experienced the same problem from time to time no matter which videos I call up to view. If may have something to do with the amount of traffic on Youtube at the time you are viewing. Try googlling the problem, and see if you find an answer. I will do the same.

thanks again,

Victrolaman

[distancerunner]

I am very impressed at the quality of the Orthophonics.

[victrolaman]

Thank you distance runner, it is certainly a pleasure to play and hear the sound quality on these amazing early orthophonic 1925 Victrolas, and to also have some good quality original records from the same era makes it twice the treat. Thanks again.

[Beafteck89]

That's a beautiful player!

[mvnkct]

Hi Victrolaman, I just found 'MISS YOU" sung by Dick Robertson 1929 on your daileymotion. I was thrilled to hear it. BEAUTIFUL! I also love it by Scrappy Lambert, Rudy Vallee, and MEYER DAVIS' ORCHESTRA. I have to tell you Nancy Carroll is also one of the prettiest actresses from the early 1930s and your video of her was sensational. There one adorable picture of her in there I wish had stayed on for awhile longer. Thank you! Tommy

[mvnkct]

thank you Victrolaman for getting back to me. You are correct. I am playing it now on You Tube and there are no stops or interruptions. I was having trouble with other sites also. Must be traffic. Thank you again for feedback! Tommy

[MissPickletoes]

So easy on the ears....