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THAT plans arc under way for sending two
additional companies of "So Long, Letty," on
the road after the holidays, which should help
the sale of the music.
THAT the second Morosco .show, with music
by Earl Carroll, will come to New York from
the West about January 1.
THAT quite some wads of money changed
hands in the music publishing field as a result
of the election.
THAT the writers of campaign songs will now
have to turn their attention to work of a more
permanent character.
THAT the peculiarity of the "Blues" music is
that it doesn't make the players feel blue, un-
less they be extremely classical in taste.
THAT high-class ballads are enjoying increas-
ing popularity.
THAT Teddy Morse says they are now called
"flappers" instead of "chickens" on Broadway.
THAT Jerome Keit, sales manager of J. 11.
Remick & Co., returned Monday after spend-
ing several days in Boston.
THAT William Jerome is adding songs to his
catalog at the rate of two a week.
THAT the publishers seem to be playing a
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THAT if the above proves true we shall prob-
"ALONE AT LAS"rSTILL IN CHICAGO ably
hear of its success about 1918.
Reports from Chicago state the "Alone At
THAT both publishers and sheet music deal-
Last" operetta has been playing to almost ca- ers are reporting a renewed demand for sheet
pacity houses at the Illinois Theatre of that music since the election.
city, this, too, despite the excitement accom-
THAT according to a writer in a daily paper,
panying the election.
"Pretty Edelwiess," the new official song of the Democratic party
"Waltz Entrancing" and "Nature Divine" con- is "California and You," and that of the Re-
tinue to be the popular musical numbers of publicans, "Turn Back the Universe and Give
the show. The Karczag Publishing Co. are the Me Yesterday."
publishers of the score.
National Publications
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The Shuberts have begun rehearsals of "Strike
the Lyre," a new musical play by Thos. Sydney,
with lyrics by Harry D. Smith, and music by
Jerome Kern. The play will have its out-of-
town premier in New Haven early next month,
and will be brought to one of the Shubert the-
atres in New York shortly after.
The cast
will include Frank Sylvester, Bert Leslie, Thurs-
ton Hall, Percy Ames and several others, but
there will be no chorus. T. B. Harms and Fran-
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ANNOUNCES TWO NEW SONGS
High-Class Ballads by Ted Barron Added to
Catalog of Metropolis Music Co.
Ted Barron, general manager of the Metrop-
olis Music Co., announced this week two new
songs, which are being placed in their 30-cent
catalog. Mr. Barron has for some time been
working on high-class songs to be retailed at 30
cents, and "Love Days" and "I Gave My Heart
for a Rose" are his first productions this year
in that line. The names of the concert stars
who are using his songs include Ida Brooks
Hunt, star of the "Chocolate Soldier," and other
operettas, Grace Whistler, May Peterson,
Grace Van Studdiford, Rosala Harte and others.
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