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anatomy at Vienna, will now examine the skull.
His idea is by measurement and comparison with
the authentic portraits of Haydn to discover the
truth. Whether the present Prince Esterhazy
will allow the remains of Haydn to be removed
to Vienna from their resting place of nearly a
century at Eisenstadt has still to be ascertained.
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the well-known vocal artist, who is now using
this song as her headliner, is meeting with such
marked success .that, as she tritely puts it, "she
no longer has to advertise her open dates." That
is, I forgot the few she has, for the anxious man-
agers are only too glad to obtain so valuable an
attraction.
Stripes and You." Le Vere's band also played
the intermezzo "Moon, Dear," which caught the
crowd at once.
Aubrey Yates, who is featuring with Hale's
Tour of the World, now at Rockaway Beach, is
scoring heavily with several new songs. In a
conversation recently he said: "I find that noth-
ing stirs my audience so quickly as a good, old-
In
a
"run
around"
the
publishing
trade
this
REVIEWOGRAPHS.
week, The Review found business quiet, but not fashioned ballad. They want the heart senti-
ment and the more popular and catchy the
The provisions of the new British Musical quieter than is usual at this season of the year. melody the quicker they appreciate it. I use
Copyright Bill, which is now before Parliament, The members of the trade, however, are most three songs of that type in my act, changing off
are in one respect less drastic than those of the optimistic regarding the general outlook, and are between, 'Let Me Write What I Never Dared to
one of 1902. Under the bill of 1902 a man found preparing an active campaign for the fall. If Tell,' 'In the Golden Autumn Time, My Sweet
guilty of having in his possession ten copies of a the members of the trade could now get together Elaine,' and 'After They Gather the Hay.' Ever
pirated musical work must be fined 10s.; that is and eliminate some of the evils which are un- since the days of 'She Was Bred in Old Ken-
to say, Is. per copy. Under the bill now before dermining its prosperity, one could see a great tucky' and 'The Girl I Loved in Sunny Tennes-
Parliament, the magistrate will be able to inflict future for the music publishing industry in this see.' I have always found the best ballads of
country. This lack of cohesion is to be regretted, this style published by Stern & Co., and conse-
in such a case a fine of half a crown or less.
and it is only hoped that the opening of fall will quently I look to them for new ones like the
It is said that Maurice Shapiro, who has been find a better feeling prevailing.
above. For a finish, I do that wonderful comic
living in London for the past two years, where
song, 'Milo,' so that I am sure to leave my au-
Jerome D. Kern has just returned from Europe dience in the best of humor."
he was interested in a number of ventures, espe-
cially the Shapiro-Von Tilzer Music Co., is ex- after placing a number of songs with George Ed-
pected in the United States early in September, wards, of the Gayety Theater, in London, all of
The Melville Music Publishing Co., 55 West
when it is said he will very probably engage which are published by the T. B. Harms Co. "The 28th street, have scored two marked hits in
Tourists," a new musical comedy, by R. H. Burn- "Rosabelle," their popular new march song, and
again in the music publishing business.
eide and Gustave Kerker, opens its New York "Love Me, Love Me, Love Me," a sentimental
Miss Susie Fisher, who has for some time past. engagement on Labor Day, September 3. The waltz song. Orchestrations for each are now on
sung herself into the hearts of the American pub- full score and separate numbers are published ihe prefs, and will be ready for the public in a
lic, is now meeting with a wonderful success by T. B. Harms Co. The vocal selections are as few days.
rendering that catchy hit, "Hello, Peaches!" This follows: "It's Nice to Have a Sweetheart," "Dear
new summer waltz song is quite the go, and the Old Broadway," "Wouldn't You Like to Know,"
A FEW REMICK REMINDERS.
Willis Woodward Co. are to be heartily con- "Keep on Doing Something," "When Love Dies,"
"Cheyenne" is now Uie banner number in the
"A Game of Hearts," "Oh, Mr. Sun," "That's the
gratulated.
"The Reply," a new high class and beautiful Time," "Love Is a Wonderful Thing," "Which repertoire cf little Zena Keife, the vivacious and
ballad, by the same publisher, is creating quite One Shall We Marry." This comedy is to be pro- attractive juvenile performer. Zena is more than
a stir in musical circles. Miss Madeline Diston, duced by Sam S. & Lee Shubert, Inc., and it's a making good in vaudeville with this popular Re-
safe guess that success will follow close on its mic song, dressing and acting it in true Western
style always arousing her audiences.
first appearance here.
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Holcombe, Curtis & Co. will shortly add to their
Francis, Day & Hunter are now introducing in repertoire "Won't You Come Over to My House?"
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great sale among the true lovers of music.
Emma O'Neil is successfully featuring two of
Adam Geibel Music Co., of Boston, was incor- the latest and strongest Remick vocal numbers—
porated with the Secretary of State of Massachu- "When the Mocking Birds Are Singing in the
setts, music publishers; capital, not given. Presi- Wildwood" and "Alice, Where Art Thou Going?"
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To improve singing in the British army and to
do away with the usual canteen songs, Surgeon-
General Evatt suggests that regimental choral
societies should be formed and the singing of the
German soldiery taken as a model.
Last week's concert at Morningside Park, by
Eller's Concert Band, gave pleasure to thousands
of people. The programme contained several of
the catchiest of the Witmark publications, among
them being "Wonderland," "The Elks" and a
collection of lyrics by Eddie Weston. "Eddie"
is meeting with great success in his summer en-
gagements. At Plainfield, where he sang last
week, he received the warmest kind, of a wel-
come, and at the finish of the two numbers, "Love
Me and the World Is Mine" and "Will You Love
Me in December as You Do in May?" the ap-
plause was so vociferous that he was obliged to
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a
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