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“Gems from ‘The Chocolate Soldier’” Opening Chorus - “That Would be Lovely” - “Letter Duet” - “Thank God the War is Over” - Finale - “My Hero” (written by Strange and Straus) - sung by the Victor Light Opera Company with orchestra 1920. 31780 Victor Talking Machine Co. C-8705 (Matrix ID) recorded 1920/09/23 New York, New York, United States or Camden, New Jersey, United States recording take number unknown

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