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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
"CENTURY"
The World's
Edition
of
The World's
Music
Century Music Pub. Co.
231-235 West 40th St., New York City
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
68 Library Avenue
NEW YORK
DETROIT, MICH.
fls Played by the Leading Orchestras
THANKSffiLOBSTER
(Merci du Homard)
ONE On TWO-STEP OR TANGO
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THAT, judging from recent experiences in botn
THE PET OF THE NAVY
London and New York, where songs by ragtime
composers have been interpolated in high class
Cecelia Wright
musical comedies, the way of the professional man-
ager with ambition will be easier in at least one This young lady is the beau-
particular.
THAT with George M. Cohan announcing his re- tiful soprano who sang the
tirement from the stage to give his entire time to requiem at the burial of the
play writing we may expect to see the "grand old
battleship "Maine." She is
flag" resume its former position as a song subject.
THAT a California genius is credited with being the "toast" of every war-dog
able to put out fires by singing to them.
that sails the ocean.
THAT we have seen so-called vocalists practically
She made her vaudeville
put out an entire theater audience by the same
debut at the Palace Theatre
process.
THAT while the professional copy evil is being last week and it is worthy
discussed at length, the common people keep right
on getting their professional copies just the same. of note that her only pop-
THAT the Associated Song Writers, music pub- ular song was our beautiful
lishers of Lansing, Mich., head their catalog "sense
ballad
set to music," a fact that is so rare these days that
it should have a high selling value.
"ISLE D'AMOUR"
THAT the price question in relation to wholesaling
music refuses to die, and the organization question,
with a view to raising and maintaining such prices,
apparently refuses to live.
THAT, following the ethics of some professional
departments, at least one of the music roll manu- LEO. F E I S T , I n c . , - NEW YORK
facturers should be subsidized for the manner in
which it advertises the popular songs.
OLCOTT TO APPEAR IN NEW YORK.
THAT, following the lead of Leo Feist, Inc., a
national advertising campaign apparently looks Popular Irish Comedian in New Vehicle,
pretty good to several local publishing houses.
"Shameen Dhu" at the Grand Opera House.
THAT the much touted return to favor of the
ballad appears to have been interfered with by the
N'i'xt week, at tic (irand ();)i'ra llousv. C'l an c'
demand for hesitation waltzes and tangos.
O!coti, the famous Irish singing comedian, will
make his annual appearance in New York in a
new vehicle hy Rida Johnson Young and entitled
NEW INDIAN SONGS BY CADMAN
"Shameen Dhu." The several songs featured in
To Be Issued by the White-Smith Co., of Bos-
the piece by Mr. Alcott are published by M. Wit-
ton— Popular
Composer Achieving
Great
mark & Sons and include: "Dream Girl o' Mine,"
Success in the West.
words by Chauncey Olcott and music by Cass Free-
born ; "I Never Met Before a Girl Like You,"
(Special to The Review )
words by Geo. Graff, Jr., music by Chauncey Olcott
BOSTON, MASS., January 27.—The White-Smith and Cass Freeborn; "Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo-Ral," an
Co. is putting out early next mo'ith a new set of Irish lullaby, with words by Chauncey Olcott and
Indian songs by Cadman, which doubtless will win music by J. R. Shannon, and "Me Little Dudeen,"
the same wide 'tavor accorded Cadmar's other words by Geo. Graff, Jr., and music by Ernest
pieces.
This new set is called "From Wigwam
Ball.
and lepee," and there are four songs in the set.
A beautiful cover for these has been designed by
Miss Elva M. Claggett, who has done some excep-
tionally fine work for the White-Smith Co. already.
The company is in receipt of information of the
and describes at length—
great success being made in the West by Cadman
7 High Class Popular Songs
in association with Princess Tsianina Redfeather,
4 Semi-Classic Concert Songs
an Indian mezzo-soprano, who sings the Cadman
1 Folio of College Songs
Indian songs in lecture-recitals that are most popu-
When you get yours
lar throughout the West. Mr. Davison reports
USE IT
that business has been good since the first of the
If you don't get one
yea-.
Write for it.
OUR NEW CATALOGUE IS
JUST OFF THE PRESS
Geo. A. Chapman, an operatic singer and com-
poser, died on Friday last at 605 West 111th street,
Mew York, aged forty-three. Recently he had
been connected with the export business.
ASSOCIATED SONG WRITERS,
THE TALK OF NEW YORK
1
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BOSTON, MASS.
Publisher of
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And Some Others World Famous.
Piano 50
Orchestra (10 parts) 75
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Main Offices: 62-64 Stanhope St., Boston.
Branch Houses: New York and Chicago.
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New York
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