MARGARET TRUMAN
MARGARET WILSON
Two Daughters of American Presidents



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Margaret Trruman became known due to a negative review in the Washington Post written by Paul Hume. It enraged the singer's father so much that he wrote a letter to the critic saying:

Some day I hope to meet you. When that happens you'll need a new nose, a lot of beefsteak for black eyes, and perhaps a supporter below!".

She sings a selection of American songs and an aria, "Batti, batti" from Don Giovanni. She is accompanied by the Robert Shaw Chorale and conducted by Arthur Fiedler and Robert Shaw.

MARGARET TRUMAN

RCA Victor LM-145
Arthur Fiedler
RCA Victor Orch.

DÉLIBES
Les filles des Cadiz
Coppelia Waltz

DON GIOVANNI
Batti, batti

GRIEG
My Johann

POPPER
Gavotte in D

ROMBERG
The New Moon: One Kiss

Comin' through the Rye

PENN
Smilin' Through

American Songs
RCA LM-57

Robert Shaw Chorale
RCA Victor Orchestra
Robert Shaw, conductor

FRANCIS HOPKINSON
My Days Have Been So Wondrous Free

BILLINGS
The Bird

FRANCIS HOPKINSON
O'er the Hills Far Away
Beneath a Weeping Willow's Shade
My Love is Gone to Sea

JACOB FRENCH
The Death of General Washington

ANDREW LAW
Bunker Hill, or The American Hero

JOHN ANTES
Go, Congregation, Go

GEORGE WEBBE
Song Over a Child

MARGARET WOODROW WILSON

Concerning Margaret Woodrow Wilson, the inscription on the Columbia disc reads: "This record of my voice if sold by the Columbia Gramophone Company shall yield to the American Red Cross the sum of 25 cents covering my entire royalty."

Columbia acoustics - 1914

Leezy Lindsay
My Old Kentucky Home
My Laddie
The Star-Spangled Banner

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