the De Pace brothers. Nicholas was called Nino on the Columbia records. When they played together, Bernardo played his mandolin and Nicolas, the guitar. Columbia Records 1917 – Di Pace brothers, Berceuse (from Jocelyn by Godard) 1917 – Di Pace brothers, Humoreske (Dvořák) Pathé Frères phonography Neapolitan Mazurka (De Pace) Valse Moderne (De Pace) Actuelle 1921 – De Pace brothers, Three O'Clock in the Morning, waltz, by Dorothy Terriss and Julián Robledo 1921 – Moon River, waltz, by Lee David (1891–1978) Victor Records 1924 – Bernardo De Pace, Hungarian lustspiel1924 – Bernardo De Pace, Neapolitan mazurka1924 – Fratelli De Pace, Mazurka napoletana1924 – Bernardo De Pace, Diavoli rossi polka1924 – Fratelli De Pace, Serenata espanola1924 – Fratelli De Pace, La Paloma1924 – Bernardo De Pace, William Montague, Harry Lauder, Love makes the world a merry-go-round1927 – Bernardo De Pace, La capricciosa1927 – Bernardo De Pace, Souvenir, barcarolle, humoresque1927 – Bernardo De Pace, Mattino, pomeriggio e sera a Vienna1927 – Bernardo De Pace, Neapolitan caprice1928 – Bernardo De Pace and Nicola De Pace, Meditation1928 – Bernardo De Pace and Nicola De Pace, Take and give1928 – Bernardo De Pace and Nicola De Pace, The bridal rose : Overture1928 – Bernardo De Pace and Nicola De Pace, Silver bellsVitaphoneBernardo De Pace, The Wizard of the Mandolin Plays Morning, Noon and Night in Vienna (Warner Brothers, 1927)Bernardo De Pace, The Wizard of the Mandolin Plays Caprice Viennois (and Others) (MGM, 1929)Bernardo De Pace, The Wizard of the Mandolin Plays Thaïs (and Others)'', (MGM, 1929) References External links Advertisement from 1924 showing Bernardo De Pace in his Pierrot clown costume endorsing a Washburn carved top mandolin. Page with photo of Bernardo De Pace with his mandolin, not in costume. 6th photo down. Two pictures of the Andrini brothers, fifth row down 1966 deaths Italian classical mandolinists Vaudeville performers Italian comedy musicians Victor Records artists American people of Italian descent American actors Italian composers 1881 births Italian emigrants to the United States 20th-century Italian male opera singers 20th-century Italian comedians