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A MIGHTY INTERESTING
PROPOSITION, DON'T
YOU THINK?
THAT Maurice Richmond, of the Enterprise
Music Supply Co., of New York, started out
Monday night for a week's trip through New
England in the interests of his firm.
THAT Harry Von Tilzer may very possibly
make them all sit up. There was a time when
some of the boys putting things over today used
to run errands for Harry. Now he is back in
the game.
THAT all the many writers of "Preparedness"
should back up their work by marching in the
Citizens' Preparedness Parade on May 13.
THAT, considering the number of songs offered,
there should be quite a regiment of them in line.
THAT the few bars of Irish melody in Chas. K.
Harris' "All I Want Is a Cottage, Some Roses and
You," appears to make a strong appeal to the
audiences.
THAT Rcmick's "Memories" continues to be one
of the strong ballad numbers of the season, despite
plenty of competition.
THAT, following the example of the ordinary
song writers, the composers of light opera, to the
number of a score or more, have formed an organ-
ization of their own.
DROP US A
POSTAL!
73
You
Can't Go
Wrong
With
Wist So
NOW READY
The Sweetest Melody If
of All "
By Grant Clarke and
Jimmie Monaco
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SHIPMENT OFvDYES COMING
"FOUR INDIAN_SONGS" ISSUED
Germany Released 15,000 Tons of Dyes for
Use in the United States
Most Interesting New Song Cycle by Hermann
Lohr Published by Chappell & Co.
The seriousness of the printing ink situation,
referred to in an interview in The Review this
"Four Indian Songs," a cycle of four songs with week, may be relieved somewhat, at an early
words from "The Garden of Kama," by Laurence date owing to the fact that the German govern-
Hope and music by Hermann Lohr, are to be in- ment has permitted the exportation of about
cluded among the most interesting publications of 15,000 tons of dyes to the United States. Al-
Chappell & Co., Ltd. Mr. Hope's realistic verse though the amount of dyes released will only
coupled with Mr. Lohr's gift of setting the mys- fill a very small portion of the demand, the
ticism of the Orient to music form a combination relief they will bring will prove very welcome
that should make a decided appeal to music lovers and will make it possible to again produce
in general. The quartet of songs includes "Just certain colors in inks that have been practically
in the Hush Before the Dawn," suggestive of the impossible to get for some time past.
Oriental spirit in "Kismet"; "This Passion is But
SECOND EDITION ORDERED
an Ember," a song full of tradegy; "On the City
Wall," and "Starlight."
The new patriotic song put out by the Hamil-
TO MUSIC DEALERS
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Going Big
CHICAGO
KING'S Beautiful Serenade
A NIGHT IN JUNE
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lished as a solo or duet for all instruments.
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ton S. Gordon Co., under the title "We're All for
Uncle Sam," has gone so well on its merits and
as a result of the effective publicity in the way
of window displays, posters, etc., that a second
edition has been ordered, although the song has
been out only a couple of weeks. James Wells,
who wrote the words, writes from his home in
Dalton, Ga., that "We're All for Uncle Sam" is
a big hit "all over the Seventh Congressional
District."
TOLEDO TO HAVE MUSIC SHOP
TOLEDO, O., April 24.—A music shop, the first
and only one of its kind in Toledo, will be
opened in the Jefferson shop row, on St. Clair
street, April 29. The owners will be Roy Bargy,
pianist and entertainer; Irvine W. Chapman
and Miss Theone Hubbard. The shop will deal
exclusively in sheet music.
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