Star Series (3)

The Perfect (3) Star Series was a variation on the standard Perfect (3) label introduced in early 1925 as a way of marketing Pathé Phonograph & Radio Corp.'s higher-priced popular stars. The Star Series reportedly sold for slightly higher prices than ordinary Perfect releases. Most of the early releases were renumberings of previous issues of Cliff Edwards and [a2868764] records. Although these two artists account for the vast majority of Star Series releases, a few other performers were featured, including Norton H. Payne, Stephen Crawford and [a4316989]. The series was discontinued in October, 1927 after just over 100 releases.