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song can be seen in every stage of construction,
from the rough manuscript to the finished prod-
uct. There are arranging rooms, where the music
is corrected and prepared for the engraver; print-
ing shops, where the proof is made; an artist's
studio, where title pages are designed for the
songs, and professional rooms, where the artists
can have the latest songs played over for them,
while they rehearse. Then on other floors there
are great stock rooms, shipping and publicity de-
partments and receptions rooms. But the most
interesting of all is the library, unique and stand-
ing alone in a class apart. Here are shelves
loaded down with the compositions of all the
best-known writers of music and lyrics. Victor
Herbert, Gustav Luders, Frank Pixley, Richard
Carle, Manuel Klein, Henry Blossom, Alfred G.
Robyn, William Lorraine, John Bratton, Paul
West, Sidney Rosenfeld, John Kendrick Bangs,
and scores of others equally prominent in writ-
ing musical plays are all represented in thisr
department.
Here also can be found the most complete list
FIVE BIG SELLERS
I'M HEAD AND HEELS IN LOVE WITH YOU
(A Sensational Hit.)
•• D A D O V »
(Introduced in "The Hoyden.")
I MET MY LOVE IN A RESTAURANT
(Tremendous Success in "The Lady From Lane's.")
RAINBO W
(From "The Yankee Tourist." Sung by Flora
Zabelle.)
THE BROKENHEARTED SPARROW
(Theo. Bendix's Best Composition.)
All above Numbers bave Fine Title Pages
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NEW YORK
NEW MUSICAL COMEDIES
"THE TOURISTS," by Burnsldi Mid Kerkor
"THE SOCIAL WHIRL," by Herbert and Karkar
"THE ROSE OF ALHAMBRA," bv Cook and Homer
Complete Vocal Score and Special Numbers
Song Hits from t h e "Rich Mr. Hoggenheimer*
"DONT YOU WANT A PAPER, DEARIE?" POKER LOVE
"BAG PIPE SERENADE," by Jerome D.Karn
T. B. HARMS COMPANY
1431-1433 Broadway
NEW YORK
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of musical comedies and light operas in the And the dark-eyed Italian mother sang in the
United States, and almost anything musical that liquid accents of her land the cradle song,
has been produced in the past thirty or forty "Ninna-Nanna," which begins in Italian,
"Dormia, dormia, mia bambina,"
years will be found on its shelves.
The house of Witmark stands for the new era the English being,
"Sleep, sleep my little baby,
of music publishing. They are conservative in
While I hush thee with my song.
everything, yet manage to get an extraordinary
Sleep until the new sun rises,
amount of hustle into their business methods.
Sleep in peace the whole night long."
They conduct their establishment on the lines of
An Indian squaw sat in front of her wigwam,
•other sane, healthy, business houses, and it makes
little difference when you visit their magnificent soothing her little papoose with a musical jar-
building, you will find only the highest class of gon beginning:
"Nic-nac noshion nady,
vaudeville performers mingling amicably with
Mushninaqua viction, vlction."
theatrical "stars" all anxious to hear the latest
A dainty and gayly-clad Japanese mother dan-
Witmark success.
dled her droll offspring and bade it
"Sleep, sleep, on the floor,
A LULLABY CONCERT
Oh! be good and slumber,
Or when thou hast fallen asleep
Whose Cradle Sorigs Are Sung |n Many Lands
Just hear what I shall do, dear,"
by Many Tongues.
a long story of good things coming following.
The Russian^ Danish, German and Hungarian
" "That pretty fete known as a lullaby concert
was recently carried out with unusual success. babies were all appropriately coaxed to slumber
Beginning with the American little mother in her before the Swedish mother sang,
"Hush, hush, baby mine;
frock of stars and stripes, who crooned her small
Pussy climbs the big green vine,
baby to slumber with the old, yet always new
Mamma turns the millstone,
Rock-a-bye, baby, 6n the tree top,
Papa to kill the pig's gone,
the sweet cradle songs of almost every nation
Sister's in the garden there
were sung.
Culling for thee flowers fair,
Each mother and child, gowned in the garb
Sweetest flowers for baby."
of the country they represented, were set, as well,
in an environment that took on as much as pos- Arid the English mother,
"Oh, hush thee, my baby;
sible the national interior. Young misses with
. Thy sire was a knight,
fresh voices appeared as the mothers, using large
Thy mother a lady
dolls, as a rule, for the drowsy baby, except the
Both lovely and bright."
American mother, who rejoiced in a real live
The entertainment is specially suited for a
American baby.
The little Dutch mother made a quaint picture church or church parlor, as little scenery is re-
in her Holland toggery as she trotted her baby quired. It is a suggestion to have a Southern
an her knee while she sang; ._
_ _ , "mammy" and her wooly-headed pickaninny,
"So ride the fine lords, with their plumes and whose sleep might be wooed with a plantation
lullaby.
.
their swords,
Apparently the "Home Sweet Home" class of
So ride the proud dames, with their long silken
song has not yet worn out its welcome. M. D.
trains,
Swisher, the Philadelphia publisher, has just
And so jolts the farmer's cart
issued a new ballad entitled "The Birds Are
' ' When with his team he drives to mart."
The Scotch cradle was rocked to a pretty High- Singing Home Sweet Home for You." Although
we have not yet heard the song, accounts of it
land tune, singing the words:
are
good.
"Baloo, baloo, my wee, wee thing,
Louis Chartrand has returned to his old post
O saftly close thy blinkin' e'e!
as Chicago stock manager for Joseph W. Stern
Baloo, baloo, my wee, wee thing,
& Co.
For thou art doubly dear to me."
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