A New Correlation: The Victor in the Schools

Camden, NJ: Victor Talking Machine Company, 1915. Very Good/Original Wraps. The Victor in the Schools correlates music with the entire curriculum. Chapters on using Victor records in the teaching of English, Physics, Current Events, Art, Mathematics, Foreign Languages, Physical Education -- even Penmenship classes where "the rhythmic response to the music develops a more methodical arm movement, and is a means of relieving the tedium of a penmanship exercise." Text is printed in two colors, black for the main text and red for notes and catalog listings in the margins; illustrated with black and white photographs throughout. Includes suggested programs for various occasions, index of Victor Records mentioned in the text. 64 pp. Slight browning to pages. The covers, printed on a slightly textured paper are edgeworn, the back cover has a faint waterstain. RCA, Victor Talking Machine Company, Victor Records