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THE
MUSIC
TRADE
REVIEW
SEPTEMBER 6, 1919
*fl> Waltz Song Success
Haunting, Dreamy, Sensational
HAWAIIAN MOOfl LIGHT
Chicago
McKINLEY MUSIC COMPANY
RECENT DITSON PUBLICATIONS
SHEET MUSIC BY AIRPLANE
Attractive List of Compositions for Piano Just
Issued—Additions to the Works of Well-
known Composers of Piano Music
Modern Method for Quick Delivery Adopted by
Jos. W. Stern & Co. in Emergency
New York
PUBLISHERS TO PRODUCE FILMS
It is reported that a number of music publish-
ers, including Chas. K. Harris, after having pro-
vided music for a number of successful films
A new method of delivering music was in- during the past few years, have planned to take
The Oliver Ditson Co., Boston, has issued augurated recently when several thousands of the bull by the horns and invade the motion pic-
several new numbers which form an excellent copies were shipped from New York in an aero- ture producing field on their own account, form-
ing a new corporation for that purpose. The
addition to the Ditson catalog of compositions plane to a large syndicate store in Saratoga.
for the piano. "Six Little Pieces for the Piano,"
The circumstances are rather uncommon and plans are not yet developed, but are nevertheless
by N. Irving Hyatt, head the list, these pieces interesting. It appears that Miss Florence Mil- well worth bearing in mind.
being compositions from opus 29: "Sylvan lett, a cultivated and widely-known soprano,
Dance," "Ballet Dance,"- "Lullaby," "A Morn- was engaged to sing in Congress Park, which is
REISENFELD TO COMPOSE SCORE
ing Stroll," "A Pleasant Ramble" and "A Little part of a Government reservation.
Noller's
Gossip." Five new compositions by Charles Military Band from Troy is the standard feature
Dr. Hugo Reisenfeld, who a short time ago
Huerter are: "Flowerland" (danse melodique), at these concerts for years and Miss Millett was ceased wielding the baton at the Rialto Theatre,
"In Fancy Costume" (a dance), "In Good Com- the added attraction which this season succeeded has found time in the midst of his many and
numerous duties to sign a contract with Stewart
pany," "Petite Histoire" and "From the Olden in drawing good crowds.
Times." Eight compositions by Louis Adolphe
Her principal successes were "Kentucky & Morrison to write the score for a new musi-
Coerne suitable for teaching children are: "At Dream" and "Didn't Want Me," and this ar- cal comedy which they will put in rehearsal
Sunday School," "A Merry Dance," "In the tiste sang both songs with a charm that put them shortly. The book of the said musical comedy
Rowboat," "Psyche," "Will-o'-the-Wisp," "The over big. The public demanded the copies from is by Harry IJ. Smith.
Birdling," "The Dancing Bear" and "At Drill." the local dealers and a first supply was soon
Four additions to opus 38 of the works of Albert exhausted. In order to expedite matters Miss
Locke Norris are: "A Cradle Song," "The Lit- Millett called to her assistance an old acquaint-
tle Charmer" (valse), "My Birthday" (gavotte) ance who is an aviator and who had been mak-
and "The Tented Field." "An Indian Smoke ing some nights around and about Saratoga,
Dance," by Theo. A. Metz, composer of "A Hot N. Y. The aviator undertook the mission to
Time in the Old Town To-night," is a new land at Sheepshead Bay, where an auto from
characteristic one-step. Other new numbers are: Stern & Co. loaded up the plane with several
"Valse Utopia," by Walter Rolfe; "A Ballad," thousand copies of the above-mentioned songs.
one of three concert pieces by Cecil Burleigh; The return flight was quickly made and thus in
"Melodie Mignonne," by Arthur Cleveland a few hours a fresh supply was in the hands
Morse; "In Chinatown," by Harvey Worthing- oi the dealers, establishing a record for the first
ton Loomis.
consignment of music ever delivered by aero-
plane.
SINGING WITMARK NUMBERS
Sylvester and Vance, the well-known vaude-
ville team, who are now filling a number of New
York engagements, are singing with success two
numbers from the catalog of M. Witmark &
Sons. The songs in question are "Desert Love"
and "That Wonderful Mother of Mine." The
above team are among the most gifted enter-
tainers now appearing in vaudeville, and their
method of putting over a song invariably assures
them of great applause.
RECORDS "FIRST ROSE OF SUMMER'
John McCormack, the well-known tenor and
Victor record artist, has made a record of the
song, "The First Rose of Summer," one of the
song successes from the musical comedy, "She's
a Good Fellow." The T. B. Harms Co. are
the publishers.
AL GILBERT TO PUBLISH
THE HIT BALLAD
OF THE DAY I S
"WHEN I COME HOME
TO YOU"
Word* by WILL J. CALLAHAN
Muic by FRANK H. GREY
3 Keys
Al Gilbert, the well-known lyric writer, has
opened up music publishing offices at 249 West
Forty-eighth street. His first releases will be
"Oh, Caroline" and "Peaches."
There is only one hit from
"Ziegfeld's Follies of 1919"
TULIP TIME
By
BUCK and STAMPER
HUNTZINGER & DILWORTH
159 West 57th Street
NEW YORK
C. C. CHURCH & COMPANY
60 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD. CONN.
Successor* to CHURCH, PAXSON & CO.. New York
ROBERT TELLER SONS & DORNER
Music Engravers and Printers
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