"I've got something to tell you, Ben." Gaynor led the way through a room where were piano and victrola and from the floor of which the rugs were still rolled; through a dining-room and into what was at once a small library and Gaynor's study; King noted that even a telephone had found its way hither.

When her mother slipped away from the others, having started the victrola and urged them to dancing, she found Gloria ready for bed but standing before her window, looking out at the first stars.

And if it was the Elk Patrol I'd be sure to hear Bert McAlpin because he's a human victrola record.

Certainly you could have asked me more quietly to turn off the Victrola.

Furniture, office fixtures, Victrola and books were dumped into the street and destroyed.

Here they can, between jobs or after work, discuss the vicissitudes of their daily lives, read their books and magazines and sing their songs of solidarity, or merely listen to the "tinned" humor or harmony of the much-prized Victrola.

A Victrola and a desk were carried to the street with considerable care.

"Well," Paula said comfortably, "until they turn me on like a Victrola at nine o'clock or so, I've nothing to do with the party except not think about it."

Her statement, at lunch, that she was to be turned on like a Victrola at half past nine, was a fair sample.

Once on the settee in the hall he saw a riding crop and a small beaver hat that he felt a curious certainty belonged to her and once out of a confusion of young voices in the drawing-room, and a dance tune going on the Victrola, he heard some one call out her name, hers he was sure though he didn't hear her answer.

A victrola may be arranged in the proper place to furnish the wedding processionalor perhaps some musical friend may be found to play the violin.

Bohannan noted a Victrola, with many records.