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SEPTEMBER 7, 1918
THE
MUSIC TRADE
47
REVIEW
NEW LIBERTY LOAN SONQ
Remick & Co. Publishing Song Which Has Been
Officially Adopted as the Song to Be Used in
Connection With Coming Liberty Loan
HELPING AGAIN!
"CENTURY" SELLING
BIGGER THAN EVER
THAT'S why we are s p e n d i n g more
money this tall than ever betore for
National Advertising !
In addition, we are running THREE BIG
ADS. In each of 31 large city newspapers,
reaching millions of readers and cover-
Ing every city, town and village In the
United States.
Your Home Town Ads. will bring home
the bacon.
WE HAVE READY-MADE ADV. CUTS with
which you can let your people know you
sell "CENTURY."
WRITE FOR THEM NOW!
Century Music Pub. Co.
231-235 West 40th Street, NEW YORK
Jerome H. Remick & Co. have just published a
new song by Gus Kahn and Egbert Van Alstyne,
entitled: "For Your P>oy and My Boy" (Buy
Bonds! Buy Bonds!), which is designed,to stimu-
late Liberty Bond sales during the coming drive.
The number has been adopted officially by the
National Liberty Loan Organization for use
during the campaign next month, and the music
bears on the back page, in place of the usual
advertising matter regarding other publications,
a strong advertisement for the Fourth Liberty
Loan, printed in blue and red on a white ground.
The title page shows a soldier in the arms of
Miss Liberty, blowing the call to arms.
Both the words and music have sufficient merit
to give the song popularity on its own accord.
It will be featured strongly by bands throughout
the country, and at the various Liberty Loan
rallies. It will be remembered that during the
drive for the Third Liberty Loan last spring,
one of the featured numbers was the Remick
song: "What Are You Going to Do to Help
the Hoys?" "For Your Boy and My Boy" has
already been cut by several music roll concerns
and will shortly appear on the new talking ma-
chine record lists.
FEIST WAR STAMP SELLING BOOTH
STASNY ENTERTAINS HIS FORCE
Publishers Erect Semi-Permanent Stand at
; Times Square, Where Songs Attract Crowds
Office and Professional Staffs of A. J. Stasny
Music Co. Enjoy Mr. Stasny's Hospitality at
Asbury Park Over Labor Day
Leo Feist, Inc., have become prominent in the
campaign for the sale of War Savings Stamps,
by establishing at Times Square a large booth in
which is placed a piano where Feist songsters
warble the latest hits to attract * the crowds,
that the War Stamp salesmen may boost their
sales. The booth is camouflaged in the latest
style, and a sign at the side calls attention to a
number of the Feist hits, including "If He Can
Fight Like He Can Love, Good Night Ger-
many," "My Belgian Rose," "Over There" and
other numbers. The booth proves a popular
center in the evenings, and attracts the crowds
going to and from the theatre, as well as the
thousands who promenade on Broadway simply
as a habit.
PUBLISHES THE OPERA "BIANCA"
"Bianca," lladley's latest grand opera, which
won the Hinshaw prize, and which is to be
produced in New York this, fall, is just off the
press. It is published by Harold Flammer, Inc.
McKinley's New Song Success
Members of the office and professional staffs
of the A. J. Stasny Music Co. were the guests
of Mr. Stasny on a week-end trip to Asbury Park
over Labor Day. The party, to the number of
twenty, left the Stasny offices, 56 West 45th
street, New York, at 11 o'clock on Saturday and
journeyed to the shore resort in automobiles,
making their headquarters at the New Tenney
Hotel. All expenses were paid by Mr. Stasny,
and those who enjoyed his hospitality were loud
in their expression of appreciation. They re-
turned to town full of pep for .September busi-
ness.
O'HARA PLACES NEW NUMBER
Geoffrey O'Hara, the author of "K-K-K-Katy,"
has placed another song with Leo Feist, Inc.,
entitled "Over Yonder Where the Lilies Grow."
This is said to be a typical O'Hara song and will
be featured by the Feist organization.
THE FIRST SONCJ FROM
THE TRENCHES
"It's A Long Way to
Dear Old Broadway"
By Pvt. Ernest Breuer, now in France
This is the song Elsie Janis is singing
to our boys in the trenches
SPECIAL PRICE TO DEALERS
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a copy if you attach this
Advt. to your order
LEO. FEIST, Inc., FEIST Bldg., New York
OFFERING AN ATTRACTIVE CATALOG
W. A. Quincke & Co. Featuring Some Excellent
Numbers of the Popular Sort
W. A. Quincke & Co., Los Angeles, Cal.,
are publishers and selling agents for a most in-
teresting catalog of songs that arc being fea-
tured with much success throughout the coun-
try by vaudeville artists and others. Among
the timely numbers are: "Sammie's Saving
Souvenirs," featured by Vardon and l'erry;
"Alexander's Got a Jazz Band Now," featured
by that "Queen of Syncopation," Sophie Tucker;
and "Town Talk," featured by Hirschel Hendler.
Other numbers in the company's catalog in-
clude: "Our Daddy Soldier Boy," by Marjorie
Hibbs and Billy Alexander; '"Falling Leaves"
(Reverie), by Catherine Cruse; "My Mother,
My Flag and You," by Eva Cory; "Indian
Tango," by Catherine Cruse; "The Girl I Left
at Home," by L. M. Snare and A. A. Sandefur,
and the "Hlue Devils" march, by J. M. Luzier.
The Greatest Song
ever written by
GEO. M. COHAN
AN EXQUISITE SONG
Dedicated to John McCormack
THE SONG THAT TOUCHES EVERY HEART
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