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THE MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
MUSIC OF THE MONTH—(Continued from page 9)
forget MacDowell, Paine, Foster, Mason, Par-
ker, Hadley, DeLamarter, Sowerby and Nevin,
besides others who might be mentioned if this
list were intended to be exhaustive. Such an
edition would be not only extremely valuable,
but undoubtedly would sell steadily, though not,
of course, sensationally. The point to be re-
membered is that the time is coming, and is here,
in fact, when the future demands of the people
for better music must be provided for. Now is
the time to begin. All the work done hitherto
in this direction, admirable as it is, has been too
Germanic in its tendency and too spasmodic in
its method. We must get on to better methods
and more systematic understanding of the needs
of the new generation.
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Arabian Nights—Intermezzo—One-step
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Head Over Heels—Selection..
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Repasz Band March
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The baby doll stuff is back in, the limelight,
and no wonder. Everybody is feeling sort of
happy this Christmas and the returned soldier
Patriotic numbers are well represented in the bulks quite large in the day's news and on the
hand-played records with song words issued by street. Hence, the Imperial January list is girly
the Connorized Music Co. of New York for Jan- and joyous, which is as it should be. But note
uary. France's national hymn, "La Marseillaise,"
among the less frivolous pieces the very clever
is arranged and played by S. A. Perry with
left-hand waltz composed and played by that
bugles, drums and other orchestral effects. The
clever chap Ilgenfritz. It is good stuff. Here
latter has also made an excellent arrangement
is the list in full:
of "Farewell," "Only a Rose in No Man's Land," Composer
Title
Played by
"When You Look in the Heart of a Rose," "Jim, Williams-Straight—I Never Had the Blues (Until I
Left Old Dixieland)—Fox-trot
Straight-Clyde
Jim, I Always Knew You'd Win," "Beautiful Dempsey-Schmid—Roses Remind Me.of Someone—^BaJ-
' lad
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Anderson
Ohio" and "When the Sun Goes Down in Gilbert-Friedlarid—Singapore—Pox-trot
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Straight
France." Messrs. Claar and Shipman have an McCarron-Morgan—I'm Glad I Can Make You Cry—
Ballad
-
. . . . . . ' . Anderson
excellent representation on this list, including Frost-Hartmari—My Love's Delight—Waltz, '•
Straight-Franklin
"Good-bye, France," "Mother, Here's Your
Brennan-Cunningham-Rule—Have
a Smile—Fox-trot,
1
Boy," "Kisses," "You'll Be There to Meet
, Anderson
the Ragtime Stroller's Ball—Fox-
Them" (When the Boys Come Home). Some Kohler-Williams—At
trot
'
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Straight-Johnson
Berlin—Good-bye, France—One-step
Straight-Johnson
other numbers from this list follow:
CONNORIZED MUSIC CO.
The list for January includes, song rolls in fair
number, and a few Metro-Arts and Themodist-
Metrostyles. January is understood usually not
to be an exciting month. It is interesting to ob- Composer
Title
Played by
serve how the war song has suddenly taken a Branen-Heinrich—You'll be There to Meet Them
(When the Boys Come Home)—Fox-trot,
back seat and in its place the sentimental "Home
Shipman-Hyland
the Sun Goes Down in Sleepy
and Girl" ballad is coming to the fore. But Davis-Burke—When
Hollow (That's the Time I Think of Home, Sweet
Home)—One-step
Shipman
the change is not unwelcome after all. Next Creamer-Layton—Sweet
'n Pretty, Gee! I Wish You
month things will be more exciting again, no
Were Mine—Fox-trot jazz effects
Claar
Donohue-Ball—'Till I'm Called by the Master Above—
doubt. Here is the list complete:
Ballad
Perry
AEOLIAN SONG ROLLS
Title
Composer
Christian Science Hymn
Toulon
For Love ("Fiddlers Three")—Fox-trot
Johnstone
Holy City
Adams
I'm Crazy About My Daddy—Fox-trot
McCarron
It's Never Too Late to Be Sorry
Burke
Kisses—Fox-trot
Cowan
Laddies Who Fought and Won—One-step
Lauder
My Dreams
Tosti
Now You Know the World Is Free
Harcourt
Oh, Susie, Behave!—One-step
Olman
O Sole Mio—Neapolitan song
.de Capua
Some Day Waiting Will End—Fox-trot
Caryll
Thousands of Years Ago
Caryll
When You Look in the Heart of a Rose—Saxo-Fox-
trot
Methven
You Can Tell That He's an American
Wendrich
You're the Very Girl ("Everything")
Daly
METRO-ART HAND-PLAYED
Title
Composer
Dancer of Navarre
Zamecnik
Mazurka
Zerkowitz
Wilson Themes
Wilson
DECEMBER 28, 1918
Porter—I Love Her (Oo, La-La-La)—One-step
Shipman
Rose-Jacobs—Won't You Come Back to Me—Ballad,
violin and 'cello effects
Perry
Brennan-Cunnimgham-Rule—Have a Smile for Every-
one You Meet, and They Will Have a Smile for
You—Fox-trot
Claar
Tennant—When the Sun Goes Down in France—March
and one-step, orchestral effects
Perry
Pounds-Fearis—-Beautiful Isle of Somewhere
Kornbau
HAND-PLAYED RECORD ROLLS
Caddigan-Brennan—The Rose of No Man's Land—Fox-
trot
Hy land
Moran-Bryan-Von Tilzer—I Want a Doll—-Raggy one-
step
Claar
Atteridge-Schwartz-Jolson—Tell That to the Marines—
A new Al Jolson "Sinbad" hit. Perry, assisted by E. S.
Dempsey-Burke—It's Never Too Late to be Sorry—
Ballad, ukulele and marimba effects
Perry
Lewis-Young-Ruby—Oh! What a Time for the Girlies
When the Boys Come Marching Home—Fox-trot. .Claar
Berlin—Good-bye, France—One-step
Claar-Shipman
Mitchell-Gottler-Morse—Mother, Here's Your Boy—
One-step, jazz effects
Claar
MacDonald-Earl—Beautiful Ohio—Waltz song, 'cello
and ukulele effects
Perry
Rose-Jacobs—Won't You Come Back to Me?—Ballad,
violin and 'cello effects
Perry
Tennant—When the Sun Goes Down in France—March
and one-step, orchestral effects
Perry
REGULAR EDITION
Title
Composer
Doppo Quinnece Anne
Marchetti-Cataldo
'Mbraccia A Me!
Barbieri-di Vincenzo di Chiara
Nuttata'e Sentimento
Cassese-Capolongo
Santa Lucia—Barcarola.
Melville
Clark's
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$700 to $2,400
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Williams—You're Some Pretty Doll—Fox-trot,
Straight-Clyde
Dempsey-Burke—It's. Never Too Late to Be Sorry—-Bal-
lad
Anderson
Shannon-Logan—Ships That Pass in the Night—Waltz,
Stanley-Alden
Moran-Bryan-Von Tilzer—I Want a Doll—One-step,
Straight
HAND-PLAYED RECORDS—INSTRUMENTAL
Title
Played by
Swanee River (Old Folks at Home)
Himmelreich
Composer
Title
Played by
Platzmann—Golden Buttercups—Idyl
McNair-llgenfritz
Ilgenfritz—Valse No. 2 for the Left Hand—Classic,
Ilgenfritz
Rosas—Over the Waves—Waltz
Hartman
Ragas—Bluin' the Blues
Straight-Clyde
Q R S CO.
"You'll Have to Put Him to Sleep With the
Marseillaise."
Quite so! The soldier back
home longing for a sight of his own home girl
and her laces and ribbons, while retaining his
memories of beautiful France, dominates the
thought of all; not less of the music roll publish-
ers. Hence, the list of the present month. The
Q R S bulletin is big and good. Here it is:
JANUARY WORD ROLL BULLETIN
Composer
Title
Played by
Callahan-Roberts—There's a Time in Each Day—Bal-
lad
Roberts
Lewis-Young-Grant—The Worst Is Yet to Come—One-
step
Scott-Walters
Skidmore-Walker—I'm Tryin' to Teach My Sweet Papa
Right From Wrong—Fox-trot
Wendling
Sullivan-Cowen—Kisses—Fox-trot
Wendling
Sterling-Von Tilzer—You'll Have to Put Him to Sleep
With the Marseillaise—One-step
Wendling
Bousquet-Roberts (English version Bryan)—Madelon—
One-step
Baxter-Kortlander
Fuller—When the Old Boat Heads for Home—One-
step
Osborne-Howe
Gillespie-Methven—When You Look in the Heart of
a Rose—Ballad
Roberts
Creamer-Layton—Look What You've Done—Fox-trot,
Baxter-Kortlander
Mitchell-Gottler-Morse—Mother, Here's Your Boy—
One-step
Kortlander
Gilbert-Anatol—Singapore—Fox-trot
Scott-Walters
Mason-Cooke-Whiting—I've Got the Blue Ridge Blues—
Fox-trot
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