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if the Actors' Fund has many more
songs dedicated to it for the purpose of realiz-
ing on the profits of their sale the fund will
have to open its own music publishing depart-
ment.
THAT Earl Carroll, of "So Long Letty" fame,
and Byron Gay are among the latest donors of
musical numbers.
THAT with Al Jolson putting it over, Harry
Von Tilzer's new song "I Sent My Wife to the
Thousand Isles," is more than measuring up
to expectations.
THAT Edward T. Little, manager of the music
department of Sherman, Clay & Co., can never
be lonesome in New York when the publishers
know that he is in town.
THAT M. Witmark & Sons has one of the real
hits of the season in its clever rag number,
"Are You From Dixie?"
THAT Elmer Randall, former manager of the
sheet music department of Denton, Cottier &
Daniels, Buffalo, N. Y., has resigned to become
manager of the retail music department of G.
Schirmer, Inc., New York.
THAT
THAT Al Cook, who is in charge of the Wit-
mark professional rooms is working with his
coat collar turned up owing to the exposed con-
dition of the new offices.
THAT Hamilton A. Gordon, head of Estate
"CANARY COTTAGE" A SUCCESS
Leo Feist, Inc., received on Monday a tele- of Hamilton S. Gordon, returned Monday from
gram from Oliver Morosco, stating that Earl a ten days' stay in Atlantic City.
THAT since the Feist professional rooms have
Carroll's new musical comedy "Canary Cottage,"
which had its premiere in Los Angeles on Sun- been redecorated there is rejoicing now that the
day evening, had proven a great hit. The painters have finished.
THAT Wolfe Gilbert's, "My Own Iona," is the
score of the piece is published by Feist, and
includes such numbers as "Old Man Methuse- latest Hawaiian song of prominence. Mean-
lah," "The Syncopated Harp," "I Never Knew," while "I Love You, That's One Thing I Know,"
"It's Always Orange Day in California" and is proving a bit hit.
THAT Jerome H. Remick arrived in New York
"Canary Cottage."
Monday from Detroit on one of his regular
S. E. PHILPITT OPENS NEW STORE visits.
THAT Bob Miller of the Feist forces extends
S. Ernest Philpitt, former manager of the his best wishes to the boys of the S. H. Kresge
American Music Stores, who recently bought stores in the South.
out the music departments of the Percy S. Fos-
ter Piano Co. and E. F. Droop & Sons Co.,
A BIG REMICK & CO. NUMBER
Washington, and the piano, talking machine and
music departments of the Cohen Dry Goods
In the matter of ragtime songs Remick & Co.
Co., Jacksonville, Fla., has just opened a new has been particularly successful in putting over
music store under his own name in Miami, Fla.
one hit after another,
the latest proof of this
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"Loading Up the Man-
dy Lee," a number with
a particularly lively rag
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