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SEPTEMBER 7, 1918
THE MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
49
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on SUNDAY, SEP-
TEMBER 15th. Com-
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ONGS win wars! Kaiser Bill—Beware! America is sing-
ing! We sing in camp—we sing on ships—we sing at
home—"community" sings—morning, noon and night.
Keep it up, America—it's the road to Berlin.
Here are three new hits singers and jazz bands call the
greatest melodies in years. Learn'em, play 'em, sing 'em!
Get the cheero, fun-loving, full-of-pep Yankee spirit woven
into every note and every word.
"K-K-K-Katy"-Stammering Song
Fun is the doughboy's pal-that's why he wrote and sings "K-K-K-Katy"
—the song of songs, with a zippy, catchy melody and those beautifully
simple words stammered by Katy's tongue-tied beau. "K-K-K-Katy" is
the song of the boys—why shouldn't it make a tremendous hit in every
theatre, eat-palace and home in Yankeeland ! Try it out now !
"If He Can Fight Like He Can Love, Good Night, Germany!"
A rollicking, happy Yankee melody and clever, honest-to-goodness
words —no wonder it's sweeping the land! Only a deaf man could keep
his feet and lips quiet when the band plays and the singer sings this great
hit. Words by Grant Clarke and Howard E. Rogers. Music by Geo. W.
Meyer. You can't get away from it. It's a wonder.
Get them today
at any music or de-
partment store or
at any Wool worth,
Kresge, Kress.
McCrory, Kraft,
Grant, or Metropoli-
tan Store.
"Everything is Peaches Down in Georgia"
Like a snappy, unusual melody? Like novel words that are different?
Brother, here's your song ! "Everything is Peaches Down in Georgia" is
a winner. If you've heard it you know that! If you haven't heard it
you're missing something. Words by Grant Clarke. Music by Milton
Ager and Geo. W. Meyer. Join the millions who are singing it now.
rpHESE three song hits as well as others listed below are published in our new approved
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"I'm So Glad My Mamma
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Don't Know Where I'm At"
"My Belgian Rose"
"When I Get Back t o My "We're All Going Calling On
"God Spare Our Boys Over
American Blighty" "Each
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There" "Homeward Bound"
Stitch is a Thought of You" "Strutters' Ball"
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