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THE
NOVEMBER 30, 1918
MUSIC
TRADE
REVIEW
11
MUSIC OF THE MONTH—(Continued from page 10)
patriotic wholly joyous light songs and dances,
which are so much the rage just now. Ryth-
modik rolls are always well chosen, well played
and well arranged.
A high standard of excel-
lence is set up for them and they measure up to
it always. Their list follows:
Composer
Title
Played by
Smith—Aloha, Soldier Boy—Fox-trot
King-Lambert
David-Hewitt—Arabian Nights—One-step.. .. Ardtn-Lambert
(Jaskill—As You Were—One-step
Makay
Earl—Beautiful Ohio—Waltz
King-Lambert
Fisher—Bring Back the Roses, Kathleen Mavourneen. Fuiks
Meyer—In the Land of Beginning Again—Fox-trot. .Arden
McCarron-Morgan—I'm Crazy About My Daddy—Fox-
trot
Makay
Burke—It's Never Too Late to Be Sorry—Song. . .Lambert
Keithley—On the Sidewalks of Berlin—One-step,
King-Lambert
Arden—'Round the Town—Fox-trot
Arden-Lambert
lirennan—The Rose of No Man's Land—Song
Fuiks
Conrad—There's Nobody Home But Me—One-step,
King-Lambert
Whiting—Till We Meet Again
Lambert
Arden—There's a Meeting Here To-night—One-step,
Arden-Wiiiiams
' •en-Willia
Clayton- -Watch, Hope and Wait, Little Girl—Fox-trot,
Arden
Ball—You Can't Beat Us—One-step
Arden-Lambert
CHRISTMAS MUSIC
Composer
Title
Played by
Vandersloot—Christmas Chimes
I-ambert
Redner—O Little Town of Bethlehem
Kmita
Arr. by Tobani—Around the Christmas Tree
Kmita
Christmas Hymns.—Four selections
Kmita
Christmas Carols—Six selections
Kmita
Adeste Fideles and Hark, the Herald Angels Sing. . .Joiner
Handel—Hallelujah Chorus (from "The Messiah"),
Brock way
Gruber—Holy Night
Brockway
Decker—Trinity Chimes
Decker
STANDARD MUSIC ROLL CO.
"Would You Rather Be a Colonel With an
Eagle on Your Shoulder, or a Private With a
Chicken on Your Knee?" This decidedly tech-
nical question, or a song with said question as
its title, dominates the very light-hearted list
published by Standard for December.
It is
typical.
By the way, the decidedly "campy"
tone of the titles is something that should be
cherished, for the time is coming when we shall
have no more of it. Here's the lot. Take your
choice:
Title
Composer
I Ain't Got Weary Yet—Jazz-rag Fox-trot—Key of E
flat
Wenrich
Would You Rather Be a Colonel With an Eagle on
Your Shoulder or a Private With a Chicken on
Your Knee?—One-step—Key of C
Gottler
I've Got My Eye on You—Fox-trot—Key of G.. .Strickland
Where Have You Been Hiding All These Years?—
Saxophone Fox-trot—Key of C
Jerome
I've Got a Ten-Day Pass for a Honeymoon With the
Girl I Left Behind—One-step—Key of B flat.. .Hanley
Who'll Love You While I'm Gone?—Fox-trot—Key of
B
flat
Pinkard
I've Got the "Blue Ridge" Blues—Fox-trot—Key of
C
Cooke
Tackin' 'Em Down—Jazz-rag Fox-trot—Key of E flat,
Gumble
A Wonderful Message From Home—Ballad—Key of E
flat
Eugene
I'm Waiting for You, Liza Jane—Fox-trot—Key of
C
Creamer
It's Never Too Late to Be Sorry—Ballad—Key of G. .Burke
Cheer Up, Mother, It's All Right Now, and Everything
Is O. K.—One-sttp 7 -Key of C
Weinhold
Hindustan—Fox-trot—Key of E
flat
Weeks
The Fairest Girl in Trinidad—Waltz song—Key of E
flat
Hemple
'Now That the War Is Over (Let's Have "Peace on
Earth and Good Will Toward Men")
Davis
Sweetheart (Hear My Prayer)
.Hemple
I'm Crazy About My Daddy—Fox-trot—Key of C...Morgan
The Pickaninny's Paradise—Fox-trot—Key of G,..Osborne
I'm Always Chasing Rainbows^—From Oh! Look!—
Jazz-rag Fox-trot—Key of G
Carroll
Those Wonderful Days of Used-to-Be— Ballad—Key of
G
Lange
UNIVERSALMUSIC CO.
The Universal's December bulletin may be
classified somewhat as follows: One large lot
of noisy, excessively light-hearted song rolls,
one nice bunch of Allied national songs, three
pretty little light-classic hand-played and one
lone, but very much evident straight cut, to-wit,
an "Allied Victory March." You simply can't
get away from this Allied victory stuff, i t will
not down. Let 'er go, Bill!
SONG ROLLS
(The Roll With the Words)
Title
Composer
Bring Back the Roses, Kathleen Mavourneen
1-isher
I'm Waiting for You, Liza Jane—Fox-trot. .Creamer-Layton
Look What You've Done—Fox-trot
Creamer-I-ayton
Rose of No Man's Land—One-step
Brennan
Sweet 'n' Pretty—Fox-trot
Creamer-Layton
Take Me Back to That Rose Covered Shack—Fox-trot,
Jentps-Ager
Tell That to the Marines—Two-step
Schwartz-Jolson
Till We Meet Again—Waltz song
Whiting
Watch, Hope and Wait, Little Girl—Fox-trot
Clayton
Waters of Venice-^-Waltz song
von TUzer
When a Blue Service Star Turns to Gold—Waltz... .Morse
Won't You Be a Dear, Dear Daddy to a Itta Bitta Dull
Like Me?—Fox-trot
Creamer-Layton
Would You Rather Be a Colonel, With an Eagle on
Your Shoulder, or a Private With a Chicken on
Your Knee ?—One-step
Gottler
You'll Find Old Dixieland in France—Saxophone Fox-
trot
Meyer
NATIONAL HYMNS OF OUR ALLLIES
Belgium—La Brabanconne
Campenhout
Canada—Maple Leaf Forever
Muir
England—Rule Britannia
Ame
France—La Marseillaise
de Lisle
Italy—National Anthem
Wales—Men of Harlech
HAND-PLAYED
Title
,
Played by
Au Bal—(At the Ball)
Huerter
La Cachucha—Op. 72, No. 4
Friml
Remembrance—Romance
Deppen
REGULAR
Title
Composer
Allied Victory—March
Zickel
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Prices ranging; from 60o to 91.50
Word Rolls
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exact tone of each word.
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Quite a large and healthy-looking selection of
song rolls, hand-played, are featured in the An-
gelus list for December. Most of them are for
joyful young persons of both sexes, who have few
cares and, now that the draft is slacking up, few-
er worries. But, while giving the noisy stuff due
credit, let us not forget the lovely "Songs My
Mother Taught Me," by the great musician of
the Tzecho-Slovak nation, Antonin Dvorak.
Then there is one of Amy Woodforde-Finden's
East Indian love lyrics and others as nice. Na-
tional hymns of our Allies are also included (six
of them). The complete list is as follows:
(SONG ROLLS WITH WORDS) HAND-PLAYED
Played by
Composer
Title
Brennan—Rose of No Man's Land—One-ste Morse-Erlebach
Jentes-Ager—Take Me Back to That Rose Covered
Shack
Erlebach-Jentes
Whiting—Till We Meet Again—Waltz song,
Ennison-Markley
Meyer—You'll Find Old Dixieland in France—Saxo-
phone Fox-trot
Brooktree-Erlebach
Gottler—-Would You Rather Be a Colonel, With an
Eagle on Your Shoulder, or a Private With a
Chicken on Your Knee?—One-step
Markley-llerzog
Clayton—Watch, Hope and Wait, Little Girl—Fox-trot,
Markley-Herzog
Creamer-Layton—Sweet 'n' Pretty—Fox-trot.Morse-Erlebach
Creamer-Layton—Look What You've Done—Fox-trot,
Markley-Herzog
Fisher—Bring Back the Roses, Kathleen Mavourneen,
Erlebach
Won't You Be a Dear, Dear Daddy, to a Itta Bitta
Doll Like Me ?—Fox-trot
Erlebach
Smith—Roses of Lorraine—Fox-trot..; .. . .Erlebach-Herzog
Dvorak—Songs My Mother Taught Me
Arndt
Geoffrey O'Hara—Over Yonder Where the Lilies Grow,
Erlebacb
Friedland—While You're Away—Fox-trot.Erlebach-Markley
Wendling^Oh! I Wish I Could Sleep Until My Daddy
Comes Home
Barton-Erlebach
von Tilzer—My Baby Boy—One-step
Herzog-Markley
Tierney—Everything Is Hunky Dory Down in Honky
Tonky Town—Fox-trot
Barton-Erlebach
Berlin—I Can Always Find a Little Sunshine in the
Y. M. C. A
Erlebach
Morgan—I'm Glad I Can Make You Cry—Mandolin
Chorus
Erlebach
Woodforde-Finden—Light Your Little Lamp of Love
for Me—One-step
Arndt
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Tours—Mother O'Mine
Arndt
Woodforde-Finden—Indian Love Lyrics No. 4—Till I
Wake
Arndt
Maryland, My Maryland
Arndt
NATIONAL HYMNS OF OUR ALLIES
Title
Composer
Belgium---La Brabanconne—TFavier—Key C . . . .Campenhout
Canada—Maple Leaf Forever—Arndt—B flat
Muir
England—Rule Britannia—Favier—Key G
Ame
Italy—National Hymn—Favier—Key F
Wales—Mfii of Harlech—Arndt—Key A
France—La Marseillaise—Favier—Key G
de Lisle
VOLTEM HAND-PLAYED
Composer
Title
Played by
1 luerter—Au Bal—(At the Ball)
Arndt
Deppen—Remembrance
Bingham
Huerter-—Intermezzo
Favier
MELODANT-ARTISTYLE
Yip-Yip-Yaphank—Selection—Introducing: (1) Mandy;
(2) Ragtime Razor Brigade; (3) Ding Dong; (4)
Send a Lot of Jazz Bands Over There; (5) Dream
on, Little Soldier Boy; (6) Oh, How I Hate to Get
Up in the Morning; (7) I Can Always Find a 1 jttle
Sunshine in the Y. M. C. A.; (8) We're on Our
Way to France; (9) I Can Always Find a Little
Sunshine. Arr. by R. O. Erlebach.
Allied Victory—March
Zickel
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