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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
44
Conducted by B. B. Wilson
OUTING OF LOCAL, ASSOCIATION.
GIDEON REFUSED JUDGMENT.
CADMAN'S "AT DAWNING" FOR PIANO.
Greater New York Music Publishers' and Deal-
ers' Association to Hold First Annual Out-
ing on August 17 at Glen Head, Long Island
—Free to Members—Special Inducements
Offered to New Members—Important Event.
Supreme Court Rules Against Him in Action
Against G. R. Eldredge et al. of Hinds,
Noble &. Eldredge—May File Amended Com-
plaint in Stock Dispute.
Composer Makes Piano Transcription of Beau-
tiful Melody, Which Will Be Published in
the Fall and in Attractive Form.
The Supreme Court on .Friday of last week
The first annual outing of the Greater New handed down a decision denying the application of
York Music Publishers and Dealers' Association
George D. Gideon for a judgment against George
will be held at Glen Head, L. I., on Tuesday, R. Kldredge and others of the corporation of Hinds.
August 17. The plans call for a trip to the Noble & Eldredge, book and music publishers,
grounds by automobile or chartered launch, ac- growing out of the refusal of the defendants to
cording to the number who signify their intention
transfer to the plaintiff, by purchase, certain stock
of attending the affair, and the start will be made of the corporation. It was alleged that an agree-
from New York at 12.M0 p. m. The program in- nrnt existed providing for the transfer of stock
cludes athletic contests of various sorts, boating, to Gideon under certain conditions, but that El-
swimming and a fine shore dinner served about 5
dredge transferred the bulk of his stock to Arthur
p. m. The annual membership fee of the associa-
Hinds to forestall the action of the plaintiff. The
tion will cover the expenses of the outing, and
motion for judgment was denied with $10 costs,
members are privileged to invite guests upon the and the plaintiff was allowed twenty days in which
payment of $5 for each guest.
to file an amended complaint.
The membership of the association is making a
strong effort to enlarge the roster of the associa-
THE "LILLIAN WALKER WALTZES"
tion, and to that end announce that the initiation
One
of the Successful Instrumental Numbers
fee and dues are only $o for the balance of the
Published
by the Regent Music Publishing
year, this sum including the outing and the regular
Co., Lake Charles. La.—Wins Much Favor.
fall dinner.
The organization of the Greater New York
One of the recent publications of the Regent
Music Publishers and Dealers' Association has
Music Publishing Co., Lake Charles, La., is a
been the first serious attempt made to get the
clever instrumental number, the "Lillian Walker
members of the local trade on a purely social
Waltzes,"
which is of the Hesitation or Boston style
basis, and the spirit shown at the various meet-
ings of the association has been most commend- and very catchy as to melody. The number bears
a handsome title page on which appears a large
able and encouraging. The indications are that
the proposed outing will add to the success of the portrait of the popular photo-play star, Miss Lil-
lian Walker. The publisher reports a substantial
organization.
and growing demand for the number.
ORIGINATED ILLUSTRATED SONGS.
Kdward S. Borgclt, known as the "father of the
illustrated songs," recently died in St. Louis. He
wa-; forty-three years old. When fourteen years
old he conceived the idea of illustrating songs with
magic lantern slides, and is said to have sung the
first illustrated song in the world in Pope's The-
ater.
TO PUBLISH SOUSA MUSIC.
Arrangements have been completed between John
Philip Sousa and T. R. Harms & Francis, Day &
Hunter, whereby the latter concern will in future
publish all the compositions of the famous band
leader and composer. The first of Mr. Sousa's
compositions to be published under the new ar-
rangement will be announced in the near future.
ERNEST PHILPITT ON VACATION.
"IN THE LAND OF LOVE WITH THE
SONG BIRDS."
, "THE KISS THAT MADE YOU MINE."
"I'LL RETURN, MOTHER DARLING, TO YOU."
"ONE WONDERFUL NIGHT."
"AS THE LUSITANIA WENT DOWN."
" I DIDN'T RAISE MY FORD TO BE A JITNEY."
"ROLL ALONG HARVEST MOON."
" I N HONOLULU BY THE SEA."
"SING ME THE ROSARY."
"YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MARRY IF YOU
CAN'T AFFORD/ FORD."
" I N THE EVENING BY*THE MOONLIGHT
IN DEAR OLD TENNESSEE."
"WHEN THE BELLS AT EVE ARE CALLING."
"THEY ALL SANG'ANNIE LAURIE'."
Ernest Philpitt. manager of the American Music
Stores, with headquarters at 144 West Thirty-
seventh street. New York, left last week with his
family on a motor trip as far as Washington,
D. C After a few days spent in that city the
party will journey to Atlantic City, and return to
New York by August Ifi.
MUSIC OF HIPPODROME SHOW.
It is announced that T. B. Harms & Francis, Day
& Hunter have arranged to publish the music of
the new spectacular production that will be pre-
sented at the Hippodrome this fall by Charles
Dillingham. Most of the music will be composed
by Malvin Franklin, but other writers will also
have a hand in the work.
Two Sensational English Ballad
Successes
"Somewhere a Voice is Calling"
"The Sunshine of Your Smile"
T. B. Harms & Francis, Day & Hunter
62 West 45th Street
NEW YORK
Charles Wakefield Cadmaii, the prominent Amer-
ican composer, who took an important part in the
recent convention of the Federation of Musical
Clubs held in Los Angeles, has made a piano tran-
scription of his beautiful melody, "At Dawning,"
which will be published in the early fall.
"At Dawning" is being sung by John McCor-
mack in many of his concerts and with great suc-
cess, and has also been recorded on Victor records,
which fact has tended to stimulate the demand for
copies of the music itself.
The transcription has been provided with a hand-
some title page of original style, and in other ways
should prove very popular.
ISSUES FIVE NEW NUMBERS.
Among the recent publications of Shapiro, Hern-
stein & Co. are included "Down in Bom-Bombay,"
by Ballard Macdonald and Harry Carroll, a number
which has already met with a considerable amount
of favor; "Played by a Military Band," by Mac-
donald and Halsey K. Mohr; "That's the Song of
Songs for Me," by Joe Goodwin and Nat Osborne;
"Underneath the Weeping Willow Tree," by James
Brockman and Nat Osborne, and "Piney Ridge," by
Macdonald and Mohr.
The business of the Mueller Music Co., Orange,
Cal., has been closed out. George K. Brandriff
was the manager.
JEROME H.REMKMS
Sensational Song Hils
Trt ON NYWAYTO DUBLIN BAY
"WHEN
I WAS A DREAMER"
(AND YOU WERE MY DREAM)
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EVERYBODY RAG WITH ME"
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"WRAP ME IN A BUNDLE"
(AND TAKE ME HOME WITH
K a l m
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YOU)
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"IN JAPAN WITH Ml MOSAN
ALABAMA J U B I L E E "
"I WANTA LITTLE LOVE f ROM YOU"
Callahan
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"CIRCUS DAY IN DIXIE"
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ATTENTION, DEALERS
A Few of Our Best Sellers
"LILLIAN WALKER WALTZES"
"REGENT WALTZES" (Syncopated)
"THAT ANGELL RAG" (Fox Trot)
"HONOLULU LOU" (New)
"SHE LIVES IN A MANSION OF SIGHS"
(Classic Ballad)
7 c per copy deliver ed. A. trial order will convince
you of the great selling quality of the
above numbers
THE REGENT MUSIC PUB. CO.
Lake Charles, La.