Domino

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