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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
STRIKING PAGE AD. ON FEIST MUSIC
GILBERT SONGS IN DEMAND
HARRIS ANNOUNCES NEW BALLAD
Five Numbers Featured in Full Page An-
r'nouncement in New York American—A Cam-
iipaign That Warrants Dealer Co-operation
The season's offerings from Jos. W. Stern & "You Came, You Saw, You Conquered" to Be
Co., "Shades of Night," "Out of the Cradle Into
Released on January 1—Other Numbers
My Heart," "My Own Iona" and "My Hawaiian
Ready for Distribution Early in the Year
Sunshine" are all big- sellers. When it is con-
In last Sunday's New York American a full sidered that all four songs are the work of
Chas. K. Harris announces a new balled, "You
page advertisement of the feature numbers of
Wolfe Gilbert, it must be admitted that he is Came, You Saw, You Conquered," which will
the standard and operatic catalog of Leo Feist, some little song writer. The fact that the pub- be released January 1. This, together with
I-tic, appeared. This, following the full page lic appreciate Mr. Gilbert and his songs is dem- the recent release of the new oriental serenade,
of the same songs which was carried in the last onstrated by the receptions he is receiving on "My Little China Doll," and a new syncopated
issue of the Cosmopolitan Magazine, is part his vaudeville tour, which he is now making ballad, which also will be. released on the first
of a campaign now being carried on by the com- over-the fi. S. Moss circuit.
of the year, will be the feature of the Harris
pany to give their better class numbers some
catalog for the early part of the New Year.
unusual publicity.
The announcement of another syncopated bal-
"COME OVER HERE;' A BIG SELLER
Dealers not only of sheet music, but talking
lad will be pleasing news to those who have
VVm. Jerome's and Seymour Furth's song, enjoyed the success of the earlier ballad of that
machine and music roll dealers are also reap-
ing the benefits from the campaign, as in all "Come Over Here, It's a Wonderful Place," style, "It's a Long, Long Time Since I've Been
the a'dverrfsements'. a feature is made of • the is proving one of the big selling songs of the Home."
When it was first released the re-
fact that the 'numbers advertised can all be season.
mark
was
made by one of Mr. Jerome's friends ORGANIZATIONS LIKE "L=I=B=E=R=T=Y"
had on either music rolls or talking machine
that it was the best song he wrote since his
records.
Ted Barron's song "L-i-b-e-r-t-y" has been
If the campaign prove a- success dealers can "Mr. Dooley," and from the experience the song adopted by so many organizations as their of-
has
been
Undergoing
in
the
"last
two
months
it
expect Leo Feist, Inc., to give future numbers
ficial song, that its success would be assured
in the same class the same sort of publicity, seems bent on making good the statement.
from their assistance alone.
and wise dealers are co-operating with the Feist
The latest additions to those organizations
company in having the songs in stock as they
which have already adopted the song include
feel they should do their share to make the
The Karczag Publishing Co., Inc., have ar- the Daughters of the Revolution and the
publicity campaign a success.
ranged a professional studio on the seventh Daughters of Liberty. During all of last week
The numbers featured are "That's What You floor of No. 62 West Forty-fifth street, where at the Preparedness Bazaar, which took place at
Mean to Me," "When Jackson Moans on the all artists are now welcome. This move was the Grand Central Palace numerous distin-
Saxophone,", "Give Me- All of You, : ' "What Do made owing to the demand which has accom- guished soloists as well as the bands featured
You Want to Make Those Eyes at Me For?" panied the announcement of the release of "A the song.
"It's Not Y*our Nationality, It's Simply You" Tear, a Kiss, a Smile," the new Karczag ballad
and "You May Hold a Million Girlies In your by Darl McBoyle and Otto Motzan.
Arms," while all the popular numbers of this
FEATURING^OUR SONGS
season's Feist catalog are mentioned.
A. J. Stasny Music Co. will feature four
BRAMBACH
Tfxe Ld
songs with the commencement of the New
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The writing and professional staff of Leo be "One Happy Day" and "Just a Kiss," while
producers of^
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Baby* Grand/*.
Feist, Inc., presented Phil Kornheiser, profes- in the popular catalog Joe Goodwin's "The
sional manager of the company, with a beauti- Same Old Girl,"and Mr. Stasny's own, "I Found
ful gold watch. The watch was of a special You Among the Roses," will be featured.
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