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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
Why Don't You? ThEREVIEWflEARS
THAT the action taken by the American Society
of Authors, Composers and Publishers at its meet-
ing on Friday evening indicates that the demands
Iff everybody in your Town
of the society upon the proprietors •of hotels and
knew you handle
restaurants and cabarets for royalty payments are
not all bluff by any means.
THAT it is a fact that several of the prominent
JJroadway restaurants have seen fit to meet the so-
ciety's demands is an indication of their fairness.
THAT according to reports there has been little
work done by the Boston or Philadelphia office of
the publishers during the week, or, at least, on
and sell it at 10c. a copy
the days when the baseball championship contests
you'd sell twice as many
were scheduled in those cities.
copies!
THAT some lively stirring among members of
the
professional staff and song writers whose
Why don't you advertise
presence was urgently required in either one of
in your local p a p e r s -
the two cities.
others do it with profit,
THAT Jack Glogau is now sporting a solid gold
why don't you?
match case suitably engraved and presented to
him by Nora Bayes as a result of the success she
met with Mr. Glogau's latest song, "A O H's of
the U. S. A."
THAT such tokens of expression are rare, in-
deed among the usual run of singers, who be-
lieve in receiving rather than giving.
231-235 West 40th St., New York City
THAT, incidentally, Bob Miller and Jack Glogau
are doing some great work in featuring Percy
NEW McKINLEY PUBLICATIONS.
Wenrich's recent number, "When You Wore a
Interesting Songs and Dance Numbers by Tulip and I Wore a Big, Red Rose."
Prominent Writers Just Issued.
THAT William R. Phillips, who is well known
in the retail music field of New York, gained
The McKinley Music Co., the prominent pub- prominence recently as a witness in the suits
lishers of Chicago, has just issued some very inter- brought by the Federal Government against the
esting new numbers which include the "Dorothy Eastman Kodak Co. under the anti-trust law.
Waltz" and "Pauline Waltz," by Clarence M.
THAT Henry Waterson, head of the Waterson,
Jones, the composer of "One Wonderful Night," Berlin & Snyder Co., is sponsor for a new talking
"Swing Me, Honey, Swing Me," with words by J. machine record that is only five and one-half
Will Callahan and Billy Johnson and music by inches in diameter and sells to the retailer for
Billy Johnson; "My Love for You Grows Fonder fifteen cents.
as Your Golden Hair Grows Gray," words by Earl
THAT, meanwhile, the regular royalty state-
H. Davenport and music by E. Clinton Keithley; ments from the established talking machine com-
"Old Fashioned Roses," valse hesitation, by E. panies is not being refused.
Clinton Keithley; "In the Evening by the Moon-
THAT Richard Nugent, formerly with Haviland
light in Dear Old Tennessee," by Keithley and & Co., and more recently with the Edgar Selden
Thompson; "My Life, My Heart, My Soul," by Co., has entered the publishing field on his own
Floyd Thompson and E. Clinton Keithley, and
account.
"Daddy Long Legs," hesitation waltz, by Clarence
M. Jones.
A BUSY MUSICAL MONTH.
CENTURY
EDITION
Century Music Pub. Go.
10 NEW REMICK
SONG HITS
When It's Night Time Down in
Burgundy.
At the Ball.
Mississippi Cabaret.
Wonderful Dengoza Strain.
Rose of the Mountain Trail.
I Want to Linger.
All Aboard for Dixie.
I Wonder Where My Lovin* Man
Has Gone.
'Way Down on Tampa Bay.
I'll Do It All Over Again.
Jerome H. Remick & Co.
219 W. 46th Street
NEW YORK
68 Library Avenue
DETROIT, MICH.
ROBERT TELLER SONS & DORNER
Mnslc Engravers and Printers
SEND MANUSCRIPT AND IDEA OF TITLE
FOR ESTIMATE
3U Wast 43d Street, (few York City
October is likely to be the busiest month
musical New York has ever had. A number of
prominent singers and players who had intended
to tour Europe before coming to this country have
changed their plans and advanced their dates, and
there seems to foe an impression among them that
those first in the field will reap the richest har-
vest. In ordinary times, that would be wrong
reasoning; but this year many of those who usually
seek amusement abroad will be at home, and, if
sufficiently tempted, may buy tickets for concerts.
Yervant H. Maxudian, formerly manager for the
Auburn Music Co., in Ithaca, N. Y., has opened
a store on East Seneca street, that city, where he
will handle the Edison disc phonograph. .
BUY YOUR MUSIC
FROM
And that means the World !
''WHEN YOU PLAY
IN THE GAME OF LOVE 1 •
and
< 'YOU'RE HERE AND I'M HERE 1 1
THE BEST SELLERS, TOO!
LEO. FEIST, Ino., - NEW YORK
MISS BAUER'S LATEST WORK.
This Clever American Composer Has Written
a New Chorus for Male Voices for Louis
Koemmenich and the Mendelssohn
Club—Her Songs Being Featured.
One of the most promising of the young Ameri-
can composers, Miss Marion Bauer, had been
studying orchestration with Dr. Paul Ertel in
Perlin when the war broke out. She managed tb
get back, but with practically no baggage excepjt
her manuscripts, which include a new male chorus
written for Louis Koemmenich and the Men-
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! ! ! You Can't Stop I t ! !
"HARMONY BAY"
By
. Brandon Walsh
and
Terry Sherman
Growing in popularity every day.
Prepare for the positive demand.
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NEW YORK CITY
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Main Offices: 82-84 Stanhope St., Boston.
Branch Houses: New York and Chicago.
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