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THE: MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
Neither Seer nor Prophet is Needed to Foretell the Destiny of the
Witmark Incomparable List
of Forthcoming Productions
Some of ttie Good Things in Store
"THE
RED
SPECIAL NUMBERS
MILL,"
by Victor Herbert and Henry Blossom,
for Montgomery and Stone.
"THE
PARIS
IN " T H E
MODEL,"
by Harry B. Smith and Max Hoffman,
for Anna Held.
"THE
GRAND
MOGUL,"
by Pixley and Luders,
for Frank Moulian.
IN
" ABOUT TOWN,"
" I ' M CRAZY BOUT A Bia BRASS BAND,"
by J. B. Lowitz.
GIRL FROM BROADWAY,"
by Karl Hosehna and Chas. N. Douglas.
"A
DAUGHTER OF THE
IN
"THE
GIRL AND THE
SPRING
CHICKEN,"
Richard Carle's latest songs,
DESERT,"
" A L L THP: GIRLS LOVE M K , " " I N SEVILLE,"
" W A I T I N G FOR A CERTAIN G I R L , " "MARCHING,"
" N o DOUBT YOU'D LIKE TO CUDDLE UP TO BABY. 1
by Karl Hosclma and Otto Hauerbach.
"THE
MOON,"
" M Y LADY'S MAID,"
new songs by Melville Ellis,
by Jos. Herbert and Melville Ellis,
for Lew Fields.
"THE
BLUE
new songs by Geo. Spink,
"CHANDRA NIL," sung by Arthur Donaldson,
" BUNNY,|' sung by Ethel Jackson,
Also songs by Melville Ellis.
GOVERNOR,"
by Julian Edwards,
for Jeff de Angelis.
IN " T H E
A COMIC OPERA FOR CAMILLE D'ARVILLE,
sung by Raymond Hitchcock,
by Julian Edwards.
"A
MUSICAL
NOVELTY,"
IN
by Alfred G. Kobyn, (ready to be staged).
" EILEEN
ASTHORE,"
Chauncey Olcott's new play success.
GALLOPER,"
" Y O U ' R E IN LOVE,"
" T H E LITTLE CHERUB,"
"Two ARMS," by Geo. Spink,
"DOGGY IN THE YAED," by Marie Doro,
sung by Hattie Williams.
WATCH THE THEATRE BOARDS
You'll find the majority of present reigning successes In Songs and Musical Comedies are from the
HOUSE OF WITMARK
'The Nam From Now,"
with Harry Bulger.
' Mlzpah,"
with Elizabeth Kennedy.
"His Honor the Mayor,"
witK Harry Kelly.
'Wang," introducing
"You're All Right, You're O. K."
'Woodland," "Dolly Varden," and "Tizan."
'When Love is Young."
svirvg irv "Brown of H&.rvek.rd."
'Bill Simmons," in "The Social Whirl,"
sung by Ma.vid R&ymond,
"Let Well Enough Alone,"
as sung by John R&nson in his
characteristic Bryan Act.
'Mile. Modiste,"
, witn Friizi Scneff.
'The Mayor of Toklo."
na.," "It Happened in Nordland."
'The MaJd and the Mummy."
1
Society Circus," (" Moon
'Land of Nod," " Wonderland."
"Dolly Dollars,"
with Blanche Rintf.
"On the Shady Side," and "I'm Not Particular,
sving In "Seeing New York."
"Babes in Toy land."
M. WITMARK & SONS
WITMARK BUILDING
144-146 West Thirty-seventh Street, NEW YORK