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THE MUSIC TRADE
48
REVIEW
JULY 20, 1918
CONDUCTED BY B. B. WILSON
ANNUAL OUTING ON AUGUST 20
Greater New York Music Publishers' Associa-
tion Making Plans for Summer Joyfest
At the Wednesday luncheon of the Greater
New York Music Publishers' and Dealers' Asso-
ciation, held late last week at Keen's Chop
House, it was decided to hold the annual outing
of the association on Tuesday, August 20. The
affair will be held at Massapequa Inn., Massa-
pequa, Long Island, where the organization had
such a lively time last summer. Automobiles
will take the party to and from the inn and ar-
rangements for the trip and for the luncheon,
dinner and preparations for the athletic events
are in the hands of the entertainment commit-
tee. It is understood that no Hawaiian cos-
tumes will be allowed either in the dance hall
or in the aquatic sports.
FEIST MANAGERS MEET
Sixth Annual Convention Held This Week—
Report in Next Issue
The sixth annual convention of the Feist man-
agers was held commencing on Monday of this
week and continued over Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday. Delegates came from twenty
cities and over twenty members of Uncle Sam's
forces who were connected with the Feist or-
ganization before entering the service had fur-
loughs to attend. The full report of the conven-
tion and the annual dinner will be found in The
Review next week.
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NEW HOME FOR MCCARTHY & FISHER
ISSUE NEW LIST OF PRICES
Prominent Music Publishers Lease Entire Build-
ing on Forty-sixth Street, New York
Hinds, Hayden & Eldredge, Inc., Send Impor-
tant Notice to Dealers—Books to Be Sold at
Net Marked Price—Ask Trade Co-operation
McCarthy & Fisher, Inc., who are now located
at 148 West Forty-fifth street, have leased the
entire four-story building at 224 West Forty-
sixth street. Alterations are now under way
and it is expected the company will be able to
occupy their new home August 1. The location
is across the street from the new home of the
National Vaudeville Artists, in a district which
promises to be one of the most popular from a
music publisher's standpoint in the future.
Hinds, Hayden & Eldredge, Inc., publishers of
the "Most. Popular Music Books" and standard
sheet music, have just sent to the trade the an-
nouncements of the new prices of their "Most
Popular Series," effective August 1.
The new prices allow the dealer, as usual, a
good margin of profit, but the books will in
future be sold at the net marked price with no
SONG DEDICATED TO THE RED CROSS
discount to the public. This will not be a radi-
The McKinley Music Co. has just published
cal move on these books with most dealers, as
a new song which has been dedicated to the
the majority have during the past season sold
LOUIS A. HIRSCH MARRIES
American Red Cross. It is entitled "There's
the forty and fifty-cent books at the marked
an Angel Missing from Heaven" (She'll Be Popular Composer and Late Star of "Going Up" price. Cards announcing the new prices to the
Married Last Week
Found Somewhere Over There). The song is
public are now being furnished all the dealers
being well received and is the work of Paul
so their trade will be educated to the new price
Louis A. Hirsch, the composer, and Miss arrangements. These cards will be in two colors
Armstrong and Robert Speroy, two well-known
Genevieve L. Hall, of this city, were married and will be .attractive in appearance.
song writers.
last week at the Hebrew Tabernacle, 218 West
One of the most striking paragraphs in the
130th street. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Dr. Edward Lissman, and only the announcement is reproduced below:
"In connection with the above new rates and
immediate members of the families were pres-
ent. Mr. Hirsch is the author of the music of especially the expectation that our friends the
three attractions now in New York—"Going music dealers will co-operate with us in estab-
Up," "The Rainbow Girl" and "Ziegfeld Fol- lishing and maintaining the net, no discount
prices, we want to emphasize the fact that the
lies." Miss Hall until recently appeared in quantity discounts on The Most Popular Books
"Going Up." Mr. Hirsch is connected with the will be allowed only upon the understanding
writing staff of M. Witmark & Sons.
that those dealers who are in position^ to buy
quantities will not take advantage of these re-
TWO NEW STASNY NUMBERS
ductions to the detriment of their less fortunate
The A. J. Stasny Music Co. w!ll shortly issue competitors by cutting prices."
two new numbers, both from the pen of Jeff
AH of the Best Reprints and more
Branen. "Jazzin' the Blues Away" is the title TO PUBLISH "PASSING SHOW" MUSIC
Big Selling Copyrights than any
of one song and "They've Won a Million Bat-
other 10 Cent Edition.
tles With Their Eyes" is the name of the other. Jerome H. Remick & Co. to Be Publishers of
Score of New Winter Garden Show
Roth songs will be featured in the fall catalog.
Still 150% Profit on
Famous
McKinley
10 Cent Music
TO 6000 McKINLEY AGENTS
50 New Numbers
and New Catalogs
Now Ready for 1918
YOU ARE SURE TO HAVE CALLS
Better MIMIC, Better Paper, Better Title*
Free catalogs with »tock orders. We pay
for your advertising. Our music is as staple
as wheat.
Write for samples.
Chicago McKINLEY MUSIC CO. New York
It is announced that Jerome H. Remick & Co.
will publish the score of "The Passing Show of
The Sunset Publishing Corporation, of New 1918," the new Shubert production which will
York, has appointed the McKinley Music Co. open at the Winter Garden on July 23. There
sole selling agents for "A Soldier's Dream." are nearly two dozen numbers in the score, and
This song is receiving much publicity through Jean Schwartz, Blanche Merrill, Harold At-
the medium of some of the city newspapers and teridge and Sigmund Romberg collaborated in
this should result in its having a good demand. the production of the Ivrics and music.
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