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It's You," by Edgar W. Ruff, is being used by a
number of quartets and singles.
THAT the Feist professional rooms, under Man-
ager Cornheiser, still continue to resemble a bar-
gain counter on a busy day.
THAT this refers to the number of singers drop-
ping and not to the quality of the product.
THAT Leslie Stuart's newest operetta, "Peggy,"
which has made good in Philadelphia and other
cities, will open in New York, at the Casino Thea-
ter, on Monday next.
THAT "Peggy" is one of the flock of this sea-
son's successes for which Chappell & Co. publish
the music.
THAT one publisher was offered 10(J,000 copies
of a song at half a cent less than he claims to have
sold it for.
THAT a few transactions of that character would
make it profitable to do business with the same old
songs indefinitely.
the march of the clan to the music of four pipers
being thrilling.
There is action every minute, and "Little Boy
Blue" certainly should make a long visit on Broad-
way. Jerome 11. Remick & Co. publish the music.
THAT with a number of the publishers this is
between seasons.
JACOBS' ORCHESTRAL MONTHLY GROWING
THAT much is promised for the first of the year,
(Special to The Keview.)
many songs being touted as the "sure fire" hits
Bos'on, Mass., Nov. 28, 1911.
of the new year.
Walter Jacobs has been obliged to augment the
THAT as Cartoonist Goldberg says, "They all
size of Jacobs' Orchestral Monthly, and the De-
look good when they're far away."
cember issue, which will be out in a few days from
THAT production music is still getting the bread
this writing, promises to excel in evefy way any
and butter for the majority of the publishers and
issue heretofore put out. It will contain 132 pages.
the dealers.
Two pieces which the public are likely to thor-
THAT last week was "Harry Von Tilzer Week"
oughly enjoy are the "Turkish Towel Rag," bv
in Boston, where the popular composer and pub-
Thomas B. Allen, whose name is familiar to the
lisher was the headliner at Keith's Theater.
lovers of popular music, and "Zamparite," which
THAT the audiences at Hammerstein's are hold-
is a characteristic march. Two pieces referred to
ing him on the stage for over half an hour at
last month, the "National Emblem March" and
each performance, where he sings "Counterfeit
"Dream Kisses," are still holding their own.
Bill," "Knock Wood," "They Always Pick on Me,"
"LITTLE BOY BLUE" A SUCCESS.
"With His Little Cane and Satchel in His Hand,"
IVAN CARYLL SAILS FCR ENGLAND.
Enthusiastically Received at Lyric Theater
"All Aboard for Blanket Bay" and "I Want a Girl."
This Week—Music by Henri Berenz Highly
Ivan Caryll, composer of "The Pink Lady" and
THAT Clarice Manning & Co. will shortly place
Praised—J. H. Remick & Co. the Publishers.
other successes, who has been in this country for
on the market a new ballad number by Al Steven-
son, entitled "Without You" and which appears to
"Little Boy Blue," a new romantic operetta by several weeks making arrangements for the Amer-
be full of promise.
Rudolph Schauzer and Carl Lindau, the American ican production of "The Primrose Villa," his latest
THAT their other strong ballad, "Just Because adaptation being made by A. E. Thomas and Ed- effort, by Klaw & Erlanger, sailed for England
ward A. Paulton, with music by Henri Berenz, had on the "Lusitania" this week. The company which
its first New York performance at the Lyric The- has presented "The Pink Lady" at the New Am-
ater on Monday night, and apparently won instant sterdam Theater, this city, so successfully for some
success, if the enthusiasm of the audience or the months past, goes to Boston for an extended run
opinions of the majority of the critics are to bear on December 16, while the other two companies
weight. As a matter of fact it is one of the bright- on the road are continuing to break records for
est and most tuneful musical shows of the season. attendance. Chappell & Co. publish the music.
The story is of the Scotch Earl of Goberdeen,
who goes to Paris to inspect a marquis who is to
marry his ward. A French detective leads him to
believe the lost heir of the Goberdeens can be
found, and substitutes the heir's half-sister, Daisy,
a barmaid at a Paris dance hall, where the first
Who doean't know BESSIE
scene is laid.
WYNN, the dainty comedienne,
In the second act the action changes to Gober-
deen Castle in Scotland, the second scene, day- whose success in vaudeville,
break from the ramparts of the castle, being a as well as musical comedy,
beautiful effect.
is known from one end of
M. Berenz is to be congratulated on the music.
There is not a poor number in the entire score. the country to the other ?
The only criticism that might be made is that in
MISS WYNN is now in
the kiss duet in the second act the augmented or-
vaudeville,
playing only the
chestra was a trifle too heavy for the singers.
Of the musical numbers the prettiest and catchiest best houses, and she is, as
is "Love Never Dies," sung by Miss Bryan and usual, a big hi t.
Mr. Meakins. Close behind are "King of the
Boulevards," with the march; "Aeroplane," by Miss
Her feature song this
Stevenson and Mr. Home; "Flirt," by Miss Bryan year, and the favorite of
and chorus; "Little Boy Blue," in which the chorus
shows what it can do in the way of singing; and her act, is
1178 Broadway
New York City
"Kiss Me, Dearest," a waltz duet.
"THAT ITALIAN SERENADE"
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The play is magnificently costumed and staged,
Reason Why!
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Oh! You Beautiful Doll
Witmark Production Successes
GREAT S58
At the New York Theatre
NOW PLAYING IN NEW YORK
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"THE ENCHANTRESS"
with KITTY GORDON.
Beautiful lyrics
and a dashing
melody that is
irresistible.
Book and Lyrics by Fred De Gresac and Harry
B. Smith. Music by Victor Herbert.
At the New York Hippodrome
"ROUND THE WORLD"
Book by Arthur Voegtlin and Carroll Fleming.
Lyrics and Music by Manuel Klein.
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