Domino

U.S. record label (1924-1933). Originally produced by the Regal Record Company, Inc. for its Domino Record Company subsidiary and distributed by the Plaza Music Company. Early releases (1924-1927) were pressed in red shellac and sold for 35¢ as a companion label to Regal and Banner. Domino drew primarily on masters from Regal Record Company, Inc. and its successor, the American Record Corporation. The American Record Corporation discontinued the Domino label in early 1930, but briefly revived it in 1932-33 as a client label for the John Gabel Co.. These later releases bore gold labels instead of the earlier maroon ones, and duplicated material from other ARC labels.