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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
JANUARY 11, 1919
This Is an Exact Copy of t h e Full-Page THE SATM^D/IY
$5,000.00 Advertisement Which Will Appear In MVENINC POST
AMERICA has been called a singing nation, and why should we not sing
Ji when we have such sing-compelling songs—as these three new hits from
"Song Headquarters"?
During the past year, in the parks, in the theatres, in the homes, in the
camps, and right on the battlefield, America was singing as she went about
her business of making the world safe for democracy.
We cannot help but feel proud of our help in furnishing the songs to keep
America singing. Let us review some of the "Feist" hits for 1918.
First, there was "Over There," a song that has been nearly as
popular as our national anthem, and then follow the
long list of other "Feist" hits shown here.
Thursday,
Jan. 16
Other Big "Feist" Song Hits
"The Rote of No Man's Land"
"Yon'll Find Old Dixie U n d in France"
"I Ain't Got Weary Yet"
"K-K-K-Katy"
"I'm Sorry I Made You Cry"
"My Belgian Roie"
"Everything is Peaches Down in Georgia"
"Just Like Washington Crossed the Delaware"
"If He Can 'Fight' Like He Can Love"
'If I'm Not At the Roll Call"
"It's a Long Way to Berlin'
"Good Morning, Mr. Zip-Zip-Zip"
"Homeward Bound"
"Hail, Hail, the Gang's All Here"
"Over There"
"At the Dark Town Strutter's Ball"
"Good-bye Broadway, Hello France"
"Where Do We Go From Here?"
"Don't Bite the Hand That's Feeding You"
THE NAVY TOOK THEM OVER \
ITHE NAVY WILL BRING THEM BACK
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Copyright by LKO.FEIRT.Inc
Mother, Here's Your Boy"
Here's Uncle Sam's tribute to the Mothers of
America. "Honor to whom honor is due" is its
theme, and the wonderful words are set to a tune
that's full of spirit and vigor. "Mother, Here's
Your Boy"—the title tells the story—the conquering
hero is delivered into the arms of his Mother. Our
Soldier Boys brought us Peace—let this song bring
us joy. Learn it—you'll learn to love it. By Sid-
ney Mitchell, Archie Gottler and Theo. Morse.
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HERE'S YOUR BOY"
Copyright by LRO. FEIST, Inc.,
Moth - er,
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you gave your pride and joy,
you gave your boy
shoul • der,
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Moth - er,
On the
sea, our sail-or boys In blue; With their swift De - stroy-ers.
"The Navy Will Bring Them Back"
"Tho the Army is the clover, 'twas the Navy
brought them over" is the depth bomb of this
gloom destroyer. And they'll bring them back, too,
to the tune of this rollicking melody that has all
the dash of a pesky submarine chaser. It's the
Navy's "Over There"—and just like our Navy it's
full of "pep" and spirit. Hear it—sing it—play it
— it will blast its way to your heart. Howard
Johnson, U. S. Navy Yeoman, wrote the words,
Ira Schuster the dashing melody.
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"Sub-marineAnnoy-ers,"They'vebeentriedaod tnie;Ood bless them!
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hats right off to
Jack,.
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Na-vybroughtthemo-ver,andthe Na-vy_ will bring them back!
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ON SALES
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songs at all
music and depart-
ment stores or any
Woolworth, Kresge,
Kress, McCrory or
Kraft Store.
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rpHE hits we produced in 1918 have only inspired us
J- to do greater things in 1919. In announcing the three new
songs on this page we believe you will agree with us that w e have
continued to live up to our slogan—"You Can't Go Wrong With Any
'Feist'Song."
Get these new big "Feist" Hits today!
"Orer Yonder.Where the Lilliet
"Would You Rather Be a Colo-
"Dreaming Sweet Dreamt of
Grow"
nel With an Eagle on Your
Mother"
"When a Blue Service Star Turn*
Shoulder or a Private With
< 'An Irishman Wai Made to Love
to Gold"
a Chicken on Your Knee?"
and Fight"
"Some Lonesome Night"
"Ja-Da"-Song-dance craze
"The Kits That Mad* Me Cry"
ISc a copy, any teven for $1 postpaid. Band or orchestra 25c each. Male or mixed voice* ISc each
Remember, all these songs are published in the new con-
/ J A 4 4 ft Am
venient size, "easy-to-read" style, originated by FEIST.
Buy "Songs of Cheer," a pocket size
folio containing songs and choruses of
o v e r 75
Sono- Rnnlc 1 ^r
P°P u l a r hi *s and national an-
OOng DOOK, IOC thems. At dealers or direct, 15c.
Take this page to your
piano now and try out
the melodies of these
inspiring songs or next
time you go where
music is played, ask
to hear them.
I You cant go
[wrong with
l any*Feist*
"In the Land of Beginning Again 1
" I feel so happy" said the girl after a good cry,—
maybe you know how that feels. Well, that's how
this wonderful "forgive and forget" ballad gets
hold of you. There's nothing sad about it —every-
thing glad about it. It's another "I'm Sorry I Made
You Cry," with beautiful words and a haunting
melody that's sure to "get" you. It should be in
every home—it's a peace maker and a joy bringer.
By Grant Clarke and Geo. W. Meyer.
IN THE
LAND OF BEGINNING AGAIN
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There's a land of
be - sliming a, gain .Whereskles are always
blue, Tbo*wevemademtstakesthatstrue, Let's for - get the past and
start life a-new.Tho'we've wandered by a
sunshine won't come through;
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sorrow cant live,
riv-er of tears.Where
Lefs find that Par-a-dise where
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Andlearn tne teachingsof Ibr-getandfor-give, In the
LEO FEIST, Inc. Feist Building
"THOSE PROFIT MOST—WHO CO-OPERATE MOST"