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1 0 NEW 1914 SONG HITS
Please Leave Mama Dear.
Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm.
When the Whole World Has
Gone Back on You (Come
to Me).
Oh, Mister Railroad Man (Won't
You Take Me Back to Ala-
bam)?
The Good Ship Mary Ann.
I Want to Go Back to Dixieland.
What D'ye Mean, You Lost Yer
Dog?
Daddy Did a Wonderful Thing.
Willie Had a Motor Boat (Putt-
putt, Putt-putt).
You're Never Too Old to Love.
Jerome H. Remick & Co.
219 W. 46th Street
NEW YORK
68 Library Avenue
DETROIT, MICH.
fls Played by the Leading Orchestras
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ONE OR TWO-STEP OR TANGO
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M REVIEW HEARS
THAT, to the casual observer, it is the unsuccess-
ful imported music production that cannot de-
velop at least one healthy lawsuit between pub-
lishers regarding music rights.
THAT one genius has figured out that if all the
songs with "love" and "world" as the chief titles
were placed end to end they would encircle the
globe at the equator and still have some left over.
THAT with the burlesque show managements
putting the ban upon many of the popular songs
and demanding "exclusive" numbers the publishers
should feel perfectly at ease.
THAT the majority of singers in burlesque, at
least the average singers, 'have probably done
more to illustrate just how a song should not be
sung than any other agency.
THAT if the number of cups being won in con-
tests by some of the prominent publishers con-
tinue to increase, the cost of storage will prove
a factor to be reckoned with.
THAT even the Friars are doing it now.
THAT Jack Glogau and Earl Carroll, of the Feist
staff, have just completed a new song entitled "A
Thousand Years Ago" and which is named after
the successful play.
THAT Lew Butler, formerly connected with a
large New York publishing house, has been ap-
pointed assistant lo Rocco Vocco, professional
inariager for Leo Feist, Inc., in Chicago.
THAT Tell Taylor, the Chicago publisher, has
opened new offices at 145 West Forty-fifth street.
THAT JOS. Daly, the Boston publisher, has also
opened New York offices in the Exchange build-
ing for the convenience of the trade and pro-
fession.
THAT in view of the number of new songs just
announced as on the market it is going to be a
busy, and we trust successful spring.
STRAUSS OPERA FOR PARIS.
Composer Will Soon Arrive to Stage "Joseph
and Fotiphar's Wife."
Richard Strauss will arrive in Paris soon to
direct the staging at the Opera of his new version
of the story of Joseph and Potiphar's wife, the
book being by the poet, Hofmannsthal. An inter-
esting feature promised in the ballet is that Hof-
mannsthal is staging Bible history with Italian six-
teenth century scenery, just as Racine placed
"Athalie" in a Louis XIV. palace. It is said that
the music is simple but strong.
VICTOR HERBERT'S NEW OPERA.
Victor Herbert's new one-act opera, "Made-
leine," the libretto of which is based upon a short
French play, will receive its first performance this
Saturday afternoon at the Metropolitan Opera
House. It will be sung in English by a notable
cast. Mr. Herbert's many friends are looking for-
ward to this production with interest, -as Mr.
Herbert looms up largely in the musical horizon
of America, thanks to his splendid work in "Na-
toma," which was produced at the Metropolitan
last year.
YOU ' LL NEVER BE A MILLIONAIRE
if you waste the fleeting
seconds by reading this
advertisement. There's
nothing ever original h e r e —
nor is there ever one
startling idea that will
bear mastication; still, you
WILL read it; therefore the
blank space must be filled:
Triumphant Return to
Vaudeville!
EMMA CARUS
at the Colonial Theatre,
New York, featuring all of
our hit songs!
Bueno! No matter how hard
we try, 'tis impossible to
write a "punk" ad!
LEO.
F E I S T , I n c . . - NEW YORK
NEW $1,000,000 CORPORATION.
The American Music Co., Inc., Wilmington, Del.,
has been incorporated under the laws of that State
for the purpose of furnishing music to the public
and the printing of music. The capital stock is
$1,000,000 and the ^corporators are H. W. Davis,
C. J. Jacobs and C. B. Bishop.
MILLION CROWNS IN ROYALTY.
It is said that the Vienna Royal Opera has paid
over to Richard Wagner's heirs more than 1,000,000
crowns in royalties during the last thirty years.
This makes an average of over 33,000 crowns, or
$6,GO0 annually paid to the Wagners from this one
institution alone. From this an estimate can be
made of the enormous income that Wagner's heirs
have derived from the thousands of performances
in all parts of Europe during these three decades.
OUR NEW CATALOGUE IS
JUST OFF THE PRESS
and describes at length—
7 High Class Popular Songs
4 Semi-Classic Concert Songs
1 Folio of College Songa
When you get yours
USE IT
If you don't get one
Write for it.
ASSOCIATED SONG WRITERS,
THE TALK OF NEW YORK
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WALTER JACOBS
BOSTON, MASS.
Publisher of
"Kiss of Spring," "Some Day When Dreams Come True,"
And Some Others World Famous.
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Orchestra (10 parts) 75
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