SEVEN WONDERS OF THE WORLD RARE 1956 ADMIRAL HI FI PROMO 10-INCH LP NOT FOR SALE
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CINERAMA
SEVEN WONDERS OF THE WORLD
A LOWELL THOMAS PRODUCTION
RARE 1956
ADMIRAL HIGH FIDELITY DEMONSTRATION RECORD with tonal sequences from the Cinerama Production "Seven Wonders of the World"
10-INCH 33 RPM RECORD ALBUM
DEMONSTRATION / PROMO RECORD NOT FOR SALE
ADMIRAL # GO-L9-1315/1316
PRESENTED BY STANLEY WARNER CINERAMA CORP.
Admiral High Fidelity Demonstration Record
Presented By Stanley Warner Cinerama Corp.
AN ADVENTURE IN SOUND . . .
including excerpts from the . . .
CINERAMA Production
This Admiral High Fidelity Demonstration Record Is Not For Sale
Admiral Appliances sponsored the pressing of this 10" LP to celebrate the introduction of CINERAMA on vinyl.
The Cinerama feature film soundtrack SEVEN WONDERS OF THE WORLD is a 10-inch mono "Admiral High Fidelity Demonstration Record" with "tonal sequences" from the film spread over 11 cues. Each cue is "introduced" by an unnamed announcer who tells you what you are going to hear: some rather bland score, a choo-choo train, bell chimes, gongs, drums, etc. The purpose was to show off the audio capabilities of the Admiral "hi-fi" equipment in the pre-stereo era. It is on the Admiral label with catalog/matrix numbers below. "Here is a fascinating adventure in sound. It combines carefully selected and unusual musical themes
with tonal sequences take from the Cinerama production, "Seven Wonders of the World". This record shows the extraordinary wide range and full response of Admiral High Fidelity instruments." In the mid-1950s Admiral, American producers of appliances and sound equipment, introduced their line of the new Omnisonic High Fidelity System designed to increase listening pleasure. The line included a One-knob adjustment, Admiral Omnisonic speaker, a powerful 20-watt amplifier, and a 4-speed record changer.
These are the interesting and beautiful sounds you hear on the record:
SIDE ONE
METROPOLITAN RHAPSODY FRENCH CAN CAN TRAIN SOUND EFFECTS PERCUSSION EFFECTS
SIDE TWO
"GENGHIS KAHN" INDIAN SEQUENCE NATIVE ELEPHANT SCHOOL NATIVE INDIAN MUSIC AND WEDDING PROCESSION TARANTELLA JAPANESE PERCUSSION SEQUENCE WATUSI NATIVE DANCE FINALE—"METROPOLITAN RHAPSODY"
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