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called "Business is Business," by Shepard N.
Edmonds, "a gentleman of color." Mr. Herbert
agreed, but rather than conduct negotiations di-
rectly with Edmonds, paid Arthur the sum of
$600 for the song. On production, the song was
quickly dropped as unsuitable. It appears that
Edmonds owed Arthur some money, and when
the bill of sale was made assigned the song to
him. Mr. Herbert sued both of them for the
$600 he paid, alleging conspiracy between them.
His counsel, Nathan Burkan, secured the admis-
sion from Arthur that he had received from
Edmonds $100 of the money paid.
LUUJU ail
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music trade will be gladly answered. Address Editor,
Music Publishing Department, Music Trade Review, 1
Madison Avenue. New York.
Edgar Dunlap.—We have no knowledge of the
song in question. Write to any reputable jobber.
E. L. M., Chicago.—Apparently you do not fol-
low this department very closely, otherwise you
would see that ottr attitude is absolutely impar-
tial. Mr. Remick is no more responsible for re-
tail conditions in sheet music in New York than
The Review is. Two department stores alone are
the offenders. We may say that Mr. Remick's
representative in this city has done everything
in his power to advance retail prices. Competi-
tion must be met, however.
Haas Bros.—Write Leo Feist, 134 West 37th
street, New York. We do not think that they
are yet ready for distribution, however.
W. E. Bent.—You probably mean "Golden
Lilies," a three-step, which was lately published
by Jos. Flanner, of Milwaukee.
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the Green" (Rogers Hollander)
50
Honor Bright, I Loves Yer Right, Old Pal (Selden-
Gideon)
50
The Chalice (Selden-Krosini)
60
INSTRUMENTAL.
Going to School—Descriptive Fantasia (Soloman) .00
Soldiers and Sweethearts March—Two-Step (John
T. Hall)
50
(Continued from last week.)
CHAS. K. HARRIS,
31 West 31st Street, New York.
WILLIS WOODWARD & CO.,
1193 Broadway, New York.
VOCAL.
Good Bye, Christina Swanson (Adams Sherman) . .$0.50
I'm Going Back, Back to Kentucky Where I Waa
Born (McKeon Walker)
50
I Need the Morning Air (Jos. B. Howard)
50
Oh, My! But Wasn't She Angry (Shields-Walker) .50
The Girl from the Golden West (Bob Adams)
50
HONEYMOON TRAIL—Hough-Adams-Howard :
Honeymoon Trail
60
I Don't Want a Million Dollars
60
I'm Going to Steal the Moon
60
Nothing to Do but Do Nothing
60
One Little Boy Had Money
60
When I Feel Like Loving
60
Whose Little Girl Are You
60
You Can't Be a Friend to Everybody
00
LI'L MOSE (Nixon-Nirdlinger-Brown-Sloane) :
Andy, You Are de Candy
60
I Know the Kind of Girl for You
60
It's Love Makes the World Go Round
60
1 Want Someone to Love Me
60
Maid of My Dreams
60
My Dusky Dago Boy
00
My Roly, Poly, Oly Tulip Maiden
60
On the Bluff
60
The American Girl
60
The Songs that Mother Sang (Lullaby)
60
VOCAL.
You're Just the Betty for Me I Runce Huntington.$0.50
F. B. HAVILAND & CO.,
125 West 37th Street, New York.
VOCAL.
I've Taken Quite a Fancy to You (Madden-Morse) .$0.50
Stupid Mr. Cupid (Madden-Morse)
When You Wore a Pinafore (Madden-Morse)
50
INSTRUMENTAL.
Haviland's Dance Folio No. 6 (Arranged by Theo.
Morse)
50
HELF & HAGER CO.,
43 West 28th Street, New York.
VOCAL.
Daddy's Little Tomboy Girl (Roden-IIelf)
$0.50
I'd Rather Be a Little Too Soon (Dillon Bros.).. .50
Ragtime Don't Go with Me No More (Woodward-
Lowitz)
50
INSTRUMENTAL.
New Tipperary March and Two-Step (Helf-Fulton) .50
VICTOR KREMER CO.,
152 Lake Street, Chicago.
M. WITMARK & SONS.
144 West 37th Street, New York.
VOCAL.
Come Back (Neihardt-Miller-Ernest II. Ball)
$0.50
Down the Garden Alley (Court-Lewis)
50
In the Field Where the Daisies Grew (Graff-
Northrup)
50
Let's Go and Set on the Piazza (George Spink). . .5.0
Love Me Just a Little (F. Meaklm)
50
My Boy Bill (West-Bratton)
50
My Loving Heart (Annie Andros Hawley)
50
Take Your Hands Away (Lewis-Clay-Smith)
50
The Party That Wrote "Home Sweet Home" Never '.
Was a Married Man (Fleta Jan Brown)
50
You'll Come Back, Sweetheart, to Me (Liebert). . .50
INSTRUMENTAL.
Boom, Boom, Boom it Up—March and Two-Step
(Ulysses T. Alsdorf)
50
THE GAY MUSICIAN (Campbell-Seidle-Julian En-
wards) Vocal :
A Cup of Tea
50
It's the Unexpected Happens
50
I Want To Be Your Baby Boy
50
Lovelight
50
My Soldier Boy
50
That Melody
50
That's How I Got Treated
50
The Box Office Tells the Story
50
What a Dry World This Would Be
50
Instrumental:
Selections
1.00
Waltzes
75
Complete Vocal Score
2.00
B. F. WOOD MUSIC CO.,
6 East 17th Street, New York; 246 Summer
Street, Boston, Mass.
VOCAL.
A Song of the South (Gostlinaj-Lloyd)
INSTRUMENTAL.
Danza Fantastica (Cipollone)
Festa Campestre (Cipollone)
Perle D'Allemagne—Valse (Cipollone)
Piccola Serenata- Serenade (Cipollone)
Ricordi Giovanile (Cipollone)
Serenade Andalouse (Cipollone)
Serenata Sentimentale (Cipollone)
NEW YORK
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BALLAD SUCCESS
JEROME H. REMICK & CO.
131 West 41st Street, New York.
VOCAL.
Are You Sincere (Bryan-Gumble)
$0.50
There Never Was a Girl Like You (Williams-Van
Alstyne)
50
SHAPIRO,
1416 Broadway, New York.
VOCAL.
Every Mother's Son There Sang "The Wearing of
"I'M STARVING FOR
ONE SIGHT OF YOU"
Another "After the Ball"
Sold by your music jobber or direct from
CHAS. K. HARRIS,
31
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MEYER COHEN, Manager.
WILLIS WOODWARD 6 CO., Inc.
Music by
TO THE TRADE
DOROTHY FORSTER
that they are now located at
Four Keys, B*\ C, D<\ E*>
CHAPPELL & CO., Ltd.
37 West 17th Street, New York
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Lloyd entered into the spirit of the thing with
the greatest enthusiasm, spending most of the
day before the camera. Not to be outdone Cohan
& Harris secured the services of the American
League Baseball team to illustrate the song,
"Take Your Girl to the Ball Game," Cohan,
Jerome & Schwartz's new summer song. This is
enterprise with a vengeance.
The Biggest Song Hit of to-day is
beg to announce
"ROSE IN THE BUD"
$0.50
VOCAL.
The enormous trouble and expense to which
Honey Time (Brannen-Loyd)
$0.50
My Marguerite (Meeker-Russell)
50 music publishers are going to secure novel slides
INSTRUMENTAL.
Fans and Glances—Novelette (Robert Hoffman) . . .50 for their songs was demonstrated last week, when
Forest King—March (William Fredk. Peters)
50
Love's Dream—Waltzes (Abbie Ford)
50 Maurice Shapiro succeeded in persuading Alice
Morning, Cy—Barn Dance (Atteridge-Bert Peters) .50 Lloyd to pose for a number of pictures for the
Normandie Waltz (Glenn W. Ashleigh)
50
song, "Over the Hills and Par Away," which she has
Playful Kittens—Third Grade Study (S. Wallen-
stein)
50 been successfully singing for some time past. Miss
Stung—Two-Step (Theron C. Bennett)
50
DEALERS
By CHAS. K. HARRIS
"THAT'S WHAT THE ROSE SAID TO ME,"
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Read the criticisms on
MIGNON ZIEGFELD'S
Big Summer Waltz Hit,
If I Build a Nest, Will
Yoo Share II With Me?
Music Trades.—"One of the best songs
of its kind ever published."
American Musician. "A song: jewel.
The gem from a prolific season "
Review.— "The daintiest novelty ballad
of the year."
A dainty little song fit for children and grown-
ups, with one of the prettiest title
pages ever published.
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1431 Broadway, New York
Keith and Proctor Theatre Building
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