Music Trade Review

Issue: 1908 Vol. 47 N. 9

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"The Same Old Two," "Love Is Like a Cigar-
ette," "Ask Her While the Band Is Playing."
"Only One of Anything," "Twilight in Bara-
keesh," "Bohemia, Good-By," "Little Blird of
Paradise."
An extended review of "Algeria," which will
be heard at the Broadway Theater, New York,
next Monday night, will be given in our next
Issue.
MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
THE "BEE HIVE" BUSIE^THAN EVER IN ITS HISTORY.
A Careful Perusal of This Article Will Give Our Readers a Little Insight Into the Workings of
the Wonderful House of Witmark for the Coming Season.
Julius Witmark recently gave our "Man on the o' Mine," by him, and R. A. Barnett, of "1492"
Street" some interesting details of the enormous fame, will be heard early in the fall.
"The Soul Kiss," with Mile. Genee, written by
output on which the aptly named "Bee-Hive" is
working for the coming season. The retail trade Maurice Levi and Harry B. Smith, which, owing
will find the following article a veritable direc- to its enormous success, was only seen in New
tory of good things which either have come or York, at the New York Theatre, last season,
A HANDSOME WINDOW DISPLAY.
opens in Boston very early with the original
are shortly coming their way:
"I'm afraid it's going to be somewhat of a cast.
The Dallas (Tex.) branch of the John Church
"Three Twins," by Karl Hoschna, Otto Hauer-
Co. recently had a most attractive window dis- task," said Mr. Witmark, "to remember such a
play in honor of the Elks' convention in that city, formidable list, but I cannot do more than try. bach and Charles Dickson, which has its one hun-
dredth performance at the Herald Square The-
and incidentally advertising Hollenbeck's new To begin with, then, we have two new pieces by
march success, "The Arrival of the Elks," which Victor Herbert, one Fritzi Scheff's new vehicle, atre, Sept. 23, bids fair to remain at this house
had a large sale during the convention. In the "The Prima Donna" book by Henry Blossom, until the new year; another company is
window were shown hundreds of miniature elks which opens at the Studebaker, Chicago, after now playing the western territory. This trio
marching from all directions toward the central her preliminary season in "Mile. Modiste"—and is also completing two new pieces, to order, "Mis-
goal, Dallas, and thousands stopped to view and "Victoria" book by Geo. Hobart, for which Jos. takes Will Happen" and "Manoeuvres." In addi-
comment upon the display during the week.
Brooks is bringing Marie George from England tion to these, Mr. Hoschna has written the music
to play the stellar role. In addition, "Babes in for "Prince Humbug," book by Mark Swan, in
Toyland"
and "Nordland" will again go en tour, which Frank Lalor begins his starring tour at
A revised edition of "My Sweetheart," made
famous by Minnie Palmer, is shortly to be sent also two companies playing that record breaker, the Park Theater, Boston, early in September.
en tour. The new music, which is being com- "The Red Mill."
posed by Alfred Robyn, is to be published by
Julian Edwards' comic opera, "The Gay Mu-
T is a significant fact that
Theo. Bendix & Co.
sician," book by Ed. Seidle and Chas. J. Camp-
although music business gen-
bell, with its Wallack's Theatre cast, has an ex-
erally has been "hit hard" recently,
cellent route. Mr. Edwards is also at work on a
new piece, "The Motor Girl;" "His Honor the
Mayor," by the same composer, will again go on
the road, with Little Chip and Mary Marble as
co-stars.
That Great New German Novelty Song
On the Casino stage they are rehearsing Pix-
sales have held their own, which
with English and German Chorus.
ley and Luders' new piece, "Marcelle," for
means that many people purchased
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Write for Special Introductory Rate
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to economize, and becoming ac-
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1431-33 Broadway, New York City
rating with George Ade on a new piece, "The
FRED. FISCHER
Fair Co-Ed." in which Elsie Janis will be seen
this coming season, and with George Hobart
for the first time, created new bus-
on "The Merry Maker," in which Rock and Ful-
iness and caused activity in our
ton are to be featured. After these are launched
sales
department.
he will write the music for George Ade's "Slim
Princess," which is to be produced about Jan-
The era of
uary; besides these, "The Burgomaster" will
again be on the road.
The music for the new Hippodrome production,
which opens about Sept. 1, as usual is by Manuel
Ten Cent Sheet Music has come.
Klein, and those that have heard it, say he has
a number that will outshine from a popular
standpoint, its famous predecessors, "Moon Dear"
and a lot of others. Ask your Jobber for them
and "Starlight Maid." "The Top o' th' World,"
19 West 28th Street, New York
also from the pen of this composer, in conjunc-
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•"Chauncey Olcott, in his new piece, "Ragged
Robin," by Rida Johnson Young, and Rita Olcott,
opened his season at Saratoga, N. Y., August 14.
His songs, "Sweet Girl of My Dreams," "Laugh
With a Tear in It," "If You'll Remember Me,"
"Eyes That Come from Ireland" and "I Used to
Believe in Fairies," are each and every one of
them of exceptional excellence.
"The Alaskan," by Harry Girard and Joseph
Blethen, opens in Chicago, Sept. 20, for four
weeks and then goes on tour.
"That inimitable comedian, Richard Carle, who
is now playing a return engagement at the New
York Theatre, in his own piece, "Mary's Lamb,"
will go on the road at the conclusion of the en-
gagement of this play, which contains by far the
most popular numbers he has ever written.
"A few of the interpolated numbers published by
us are: "In Love's Bouquet" and "Take a Puff"
in "Fluffy Ruffles"; "Here's to the Girl," "Clemen-
tine" and "Queenie Was There With Her Hair in
a Braid," in "Girls of Gottenborg"; "When You
Steal a Kiss or Two," and "Take a Taxi," in "The
Girl Behind the Counter"; "Honey, Won't You
Please Come Down," in "Girls"; "Somebody's
Been Around Here Since I've Been Gone," in
"Gay White Way"; "Whistle If You Want Me,
Dear," "Teddy Te Turn Turn Tay," "Take Your
Hands Away," and "Alabama Sam," in "The Fol-
lies of 1907"; "Everybody Knows It's There," "In
Grandma's Day," "She Couldn't Keep Away From
the 10 Cent Store," "Zu Zu Man" and "No One
Loves a Fat Man," in "His Honor the Mayor."
"Among the big vaudeville acts booked solid
which are exclusively our publications, are: "The
Autophiends," "The Patriot," Jesse Lasky's "Love
Waltz," "A Night on a Houseboat," "George
Spink in "At the Country Club," "Floweiiand,"
"Birdland," "The Old Mill," and "Voodooland."
"Besides the above, the outlook for our popular
departments never was so bright, as a perusal of
the following will verify: In "Just Someone,"
Will Anderson has again struck it big, for this
beautiful little novelty number will, without
doubt, equal in sales, his famous "Tessie" song;
"As Long As the World Rolls On," Ernest R.
Ball's successor to "Love Me and the World is
Mine"; "Somebody Loves You, Dear," "Take Me
With You in your Dreams," "Just to Remind
You," "When Sweet Marie Was Sweet Sixteen,"
"Faded Rose," "You've Always Been the Same
Old Pal," "Gay Butterfly," "Every Star Falls in
Love with Its Mate," "Well, I Swan," "Boy
Who Stuttered and the Girl Who Lisped,"
"Take Your Hands Away," "She Couldn't
Keep Away from the Ten Cent Store,"
"The Party That Wrote Home, Sweet Home,
Never Was a Married Man," "Honey, Won't
You Please Come Down," "No One Loves a
Fat Man," "Wop, Wop, Wop," "Playing School,"
"Teddy-te-tum-tum-tay," "Every Star Falls in
Love With Its Mate," "In Grandma's Day,"
"Whistle If You Want Me, Dear," and "Sailor
Boy" are all meeting with enormous success.
"In a letter recently received from our London
house, concluded Mr. Witmark, we are told that
the last quarter's business has been the largest
in its existence, and as almost everybody over
there is crying hard times, this is encouraging.
"From what I've told you, I think that you'll
agree with me that we'll have our hands full,
but if the work before us were twice as great,
we'd be prepared with our excellent organization
to thoroughly cope with the situation."
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THAT had "The Devil" been a musical play the
opening would no doubt have been sung by a
chorus of Savages.
THAT Fred Helf is away on a two weeks' holi-
day, which in truth he richly deserves.
THAT the Alliance Music Co. acted very
wisely in choosing the old-established firm of
Willis Woodward & Co. as their selling agents.
THAT one song published by this company,
"Hurrah for Uncle Sam," looks as though it
were destined to be a winner.
THAT Edward Ross, popularly known as
"Teddy," is a great acquisition to the profes-
sional department of the Ted Snyder Music Co.
THAT this house has started in well by pub-
lishing "My Dream of the U. S. A.," which is
now being played by all the leading orchestras.
THAT the Barker Piano Co., of Hartford, Conn.,
had a sale of sheet music last week, selling the
latest hits for 5 cents a copy.
THAT the Harry Cooper Music Publishing Co.,
of New York, was lately incorporated, with a
capital of $5,000. The directors are Charles
Kennedy, Moses Lazarus and Harry Cooper.
THAT the death of Henry Kern, the father of
Jerome D. Kern, came as a great shock to all
the friends of the popular young composer, who
only recently lost his mother.
THAT Leo Feist is enthusiastic over his new
march ballad, "Dixie and the Girl I Love."
THAT the new musical comedy, "A Broken
Idol" (Jerome H. Remick), opened with the
greatest success in Chicago this week. Williams
and Van Alstyne are responsible for the lyrics
and music.
THAT the Great Eastern Music Publishers are
delighted with the sales of the two songs "If I
Build a Nest Will You Share It With Me?" and
"I'd Turn the World for You, My Love."
THAT
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new "Kid" musical
comedy which opened on Monday last seems to
have caught on, -Judging by the notices to hand.
THAT as was to be expected the first bunch
of "sheath gown" songs have appeared on the
market.
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