16 Little Wonder Records:

            Little Wonders were manufactured by the Columbia Phonograph Company, and             distributed exclusively by Henry Waterson (the business partner of Irving Berlin) in their            early years (1914–1916).  Artists are generally uncredited on Little Wonder labels

            Little Wonders were single-sided, 51⁄2 inch gramophone records. Each contained about 11⁄2 to 2 minutes of music and retailed for ten cents each.

The flip-sides are marked, "Made under one or more of the following U.S. Letters Patent:             Dec. 10, 1901; Nov.25, 1902; Jan. 2, 1906; Feb. 11, 1908; Aug.11, 1908; Nov.30, 1909. Other Patents Pending."

            #16 (black embossed; no paper label) Ring on Finger, duet

            #20 (black, no label) Back to the Carolina you Love, baritone, sleeve. Al Jolson singing.

            #38 (black, no paper label) Horse Trot, American Dance, torn sleeve

            #127 (black, no paper label) Beverly Hunt, fox trot, sleeve

            #133 (black, no paper label) Medley Popular Airs, No. 3

            #136 (black, no label) When the Grown Up Ladies Act Like Babies, tenor solo, extra hole

            #239 (black, no paperlabel) China, one-step

            #349 (black, no paper label) Love Me At Twilight

            #388 (white w/blue print label) Ragging the Scale, fox trot

            #414 (black; no paper label) Humpty, Dumpty

            #767 (white w/blue print label) Long Boy, tenor solo

            #928 (orange label) Smiles, fox trot, violin and piano duet

            #1004 (orange label) Oui, Oui, Marie, medley one-step, Jazarimba Orch

            #1008 (orange label) What Yankee Doodle Says He'll Do, sleeve

            #1014 (orange label) Hindustan, tenor duet, sleeve

            #1029 (orange label) Mickey, male trio