| Just For TodayGuy Wood; Kermit Goell. | Bill Kenny; Ink Spots; Charles Singers; Sy Oliver. | |
| Hail Gladdening LightCharles Wood. | York Minister Choir; F Jackson. | |
| Our empire :part 1 /Chas. Godfrey, arr. | Regimental Band H. m. Scots Guards ; Mr. F. W. Wood, conductor. | |
| Mock MorrisPercy Grainger. | Queen's Hall Orchestra; Charles Woodhouse; Sir Henry J Wood. | |
| Down in yon summer vale ;My heart is a silent violin /Charles Wood ; Oscar J. Fox. | Vancouver Central Lions Glee Club ; W.H. Nanson, conductor ; Morley B. Walton, piano. | |
| Play that 'Song of India' again :music adapted from Rimsky-Korsakow's theme by Paul Whiteman /Leo Wood, Irving Bibo ; [performed by] Charles Harrison. Those days are over / Sterling, Moran ; H. Von Tilzer ; [performed by] Albert Campbell, Henry Burr. | (Side A) Charles Harrison, tenor, with orchestra ; (Side B) Albert Campbell and Henry Burr with orchestra. | |
| When Summer Is Gone[?3?4?5?6?7 D5d̉q4q4. | Lou Gold; His Orchestra; Vocal Chorus; Robert Wood. | |
| Our empire :part 2 /Chas. Godfrey, arr. | Regimental Band H. m. Scots Guards ; Mr. F. W. Wood, conductor. | |