| Special demonstration double disc. | Sung by Columbia Male Quartette. | Columbia |
| Kentucky Babe. | Vocal Quartette; Male Voices. | |
| My Creole Sue. | Vocal Quartette; Male Voices. | Columbia |
| I'se Gwine Back To Dixie. | Peerles Male Quartette. | |
| Special demonstration double-disc. | Unnamed speaker (1st side) ; Columbia Male Quartette with orchestra (2nd side). | Columbia |
| The Voice Of The Chimes Hahn. | Male Quartette; Oscar Seagle; Columbia Steelar Quartette; With Orchestra Accompaniment. | |
| O Ye Mountains High From The Songs Of Zion C W Penrose. | Lucy Gates; Male Quartette; With Orchestra Accompaniment. | |
| Bachelor Days. | Vocal Quartette; Male Voices; Orchestra Accompaniment. | Columbia. |
| America, Here's My Boy Lange. | Andrea Sarto; Knickerbocker Male Quartette; Orchestra Accompaniment. | |
| Women : from "The merry widow" / F. Lehar. | Maple Leaf Male Quartette, with orchestra accompaniment. | |
| In The Wildwood Where The Bluebells Grew Herbert H Taylor. | Columbia Quartette; Male Voices; Orchestra Accompaniment. | Columbia |
| Blue Danube Waltz. Strauss. | Lucy Gates; Columbia Stellar Male Quartette; Orchestra Accompaniment. | |
| Put On De Golden Sword Browne. | Harry C Browne; Male Quartette; Orchestra Accompaniment. | |
| Pack Up Your Troubles In Your Old Kit Bag (And Smile, Smile, Smile) Powell. | James F Harrison; Knickerbocker Male Quartette; Orchestra Accomp. | |
| Lead kindly light / [Dykes]. | Vocals by the Columbia Male Quartette. | Columbia. |
| Festival te deum : no. 7 in B flat / Dudley Buck. Morning / L. von der Mehden, Jr. | Columbia Mixed Quartette (side A) ; Columbia Male Quartette (side B). | Columbia. |
| Night Trip To Buffalo. | Vocal Quartette (Male Voices). | Columbia |
| Let's All Be Americans Now Berlin; Leslie; Meyer. | Knickerbocker Male Quartette. | Columbia |
| Ev'ry little while / Tate ; sung by Al Jolson. Pack up your troubles in your old kit bag (and smile, smile, smile) / Powell ; sung by James F. Harrison and Knickerbocker Male Quartette. | Al Jolson, comedian, [baritone] with orchestra (1st work) ; James F. Harrison and Knickerbocker Male Quartette (2nd work). | Columbia |