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REMEMBER!
| "Love's Lullaby"
NUMBER 18152
PAMD1SE BLUES
On PRETTY PAPA! Ort PRETTY PAPA!
(Sing Me Love's Lullaby of Dreams)
An Exceptionally High
Class Ballad
By Dorothy Terriss and Theodore Morse
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Cohan's "There's Only One Little Girl" to Be
Played in Theatres Showing "Broadway
Jones"—Window Displays Also Planned
The Artcraft Picture Corp., which has produced
Geo. M. Cohan's "Broadway Jones," in which
the author is the star, has arranged with the
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. T March 23.—Eugene Florin- Wm. Jerome Publishing Corp. to have every
tine, of the Florintine Music Co., the only ex-
orchestra where the above film is shown to play
clusively music publishing company in San Fran- Mr. Cohan's latest song hit, "There's Only One
cisco, is rapidly coming to the front as a suc- Little Girl," at every performance. As the pic-
cessful chooser of favorites and a sympathetic ture will be shown only at the best theatres it
patron of young composers.
will be seen that quite a little demand will be
One of his latest discoveries is Julius Rosen- created for this number, which has already been
fcld, of Shanghai, whose wonderful compositions, received favorably throughout the country. Ar-
'Beautiful Melody" and "Valse Innocence," have
rangements have also been made by the Jerome
recently been placed on the market by Mr. Co. to have music dealers give window displays
Florintine. The young composer, who is only of the number in those stores which are in the
seventeen years old, shows remarkable talent vicinity of the theatres where "Broadway Jones"
and his selections arc among the best sellers will be shown.
on the Coast.
Mr. Florintine is also the Coast representative
"AT THE HULA HULA BALL" ISSUED
ot Joseph W. Stern & Co., and is a young man of
New Novelty Number by Billy Vandeveer,
much talent and personal attractiveness.
Published by Chas. K. Harris
Victor February Record
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THAT JOS. E. Howard, the popular composer,
will shortly open a new "Song Show" on the
Keith circuit, which, besides Fthelyn Clark and
himself, will contain twenty people. There will
also be included twenty songs and twelve scenes.
THAT Phil Kornheiser, professional manager
of Leo Feist, Inc., recently returned from a trip
to Chicago reporting that the Windy City is.
wild over "Hawaiian Butterfly."
THAT Al Piantadosi & Co., Inc., will shortly
release a new song entitled "If You Just Be a
Good Little Girl."
THAT Billy Jerome is now the conductor of a
scandal column in one of the local theatrical
papers.
THAT McCarthy & Fischer arc making nice M
progress since entering the publishing field. The
latest announcement includes two new songs, 1
"Mother o' Me" and "Sweet Evangeline of Old
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Aragdy."
THAT Chas. Miller, formerly with T. B. jl
Harms & Francis, Day & Hunter, has entered
the publishing field under the corporate name 1
of Carl Millegram Publishing Co., Inc.
Florintine Music Co. Getting Out Some Success-
ful Numbers in San Francisco
You Are Sure to Have Calls for the
Greatest "Blues" Song Ever Written
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liilly Vandeveer has written a new novelty
number called "At the Hula Hula Ball," which
i.; being published b y Chas. K. Harris. The
number is being issued in a very artistic title
page in three colors, and from the very large
number of performers requesting to use the
song there is belief abroad that Chas. K. Harris
has added another fast seller ta his string of
this season's winning numbers.
copy
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Advt. to your order
LEO. FEIST, Inc., FEIST Bldg., New York
DEATH OF CHAS. B. WARD
Writer of "Strike Up the Band, Here Comes a
Sailor" and Other Popular Songs of Other
Days Passes Away in Roosevelt Hospital
Chas. B. Ward, well-known as a song writer
and actor, died last Veck in Roosevelt Hospital.
He was born in London in 1865 and came to
this country at an early age where he was among
the first singers to popularize the old-time songs
Uiat originated on the Bowery. Among his most
successful compositions were "Strike Up the
Band, Here Comes a Sailor" and "The Band
Played On." Most recently he had appeared in
vaudeville. A widow and daughter survive him.
"Songs That Are Made
to Sell—and Do!"
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WILL CARROLL CO., Inc.
Times Building
Brooklyn. N. Y.
Let Us Tell You About Our New Ones. A Postal
from You Will Bring Our Proposition.
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The hit of "Betty"
"M-i-s-s-i-s-s-i-p-p-i"
"The" song of vaudeville. 18c per copy
"There's Only One Little
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