LOT OF 10 “HIT OF THE WEEK” 10” DURIUM FLEX DISC RECORDS 78 RPM VINTAGE 1930s
Sold Date:
April 16, 2022
Start Date:
April 14, 2022
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$25.00
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US record label introduced in 1930 and discontinued in 1932. Distinctively, Hit Of The Week records were not made of the heavy, fragile shellac compound which was usual for phonograph records of that era, but of a patented flexible synthetic resin named Durium coated on a brown paper base.
A new Hit Of The Week record was released every week (generally on thursdays) and was sold in newsstands across the country.
Source: https://www.discogs.com/label/191330-Hit-Of-The-Week
Included in the lot:
Phil Spitalny's Music
The Song Without A Name
#1053, 1930
Phil Spitalny's Music
Anchors Aweigh
#1057, 1930
Phil Spitalny's Music
Song Of The Dawn
#1063, 1930
Phil Spitalny's Music
If I Had A Girl Like You
#1070, 1930
Hit Of The Week Orchestra
Across The Breakfast Table
#1071, 1930
Hit Of The Week Orchestra
Ro-Ro-Rollin' Along
#1074, 1930
Hit Of The Week Orchestra
Singing A Song To The Stars
#1080, 1930
Sam Lanin's Dance Ensemble
Hello! Beautiful!
#1136, 1931
Sam Lanin's Dance Ensemble
Ninety Nine out of a Hundred
#1137, 1931
Hit-Of-The-Week Orchestra
You'll Be Mine In Apple Blossom Time
#1143, 1931
