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THE
DECEMBER 27, 1919
MUSIC
TRADE
"NOW I KNOW" IN VAUDEVILLE
A CATALOG OF FAST SELLERS
Nat Renard and Betty Jordan, the singing
team known in vaudeville as Renard and Jor-
dan, now have a novelty vaudeville skit entitled
"The New Hotel Clerk," and have been booked
over the Pantages Circuit, opening January 4,
at Minneapolis. They are featuring Jos. W.
Stern & Co.'s latest successful song hit, "Now
I Know," and expect to meet with great success
with that number.
Sherman, Clay & Co.'s List of Songs One of
Best in History of the House
Introducing
30,000,000 People to
Mr. Paderewski
[is Music
Masterpieces"
And 2(>OO others
all 15 reach
OU know Paderewski'S
Y
"Menuet"—his masterful
composition is world famous*
But, do you know that you can
buy it for 15c—beautifully
printed on the best of
paper—certified to be
correct as the master
wrote it ?
That Is the achieve-
ment of Century Cer*
tifimd Edition Sheet
Music—for 15c you can
select from a complete
catalogue of 2,000 compo-
sltionesuchfamous master-
pieces as "Madrigale," "It
Trovatore," "Humoresque,"
Barcarolle," "Melody in F.''
' Butterfly,"" Harlekin,"" Shep-
herd's Dance," and practically all
the other standard classics.
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Sherman, Clay & Co., the well-known music
dealers and publishers of San Francisco, have at
the present time one of the fastest selling cat-
alogs of timely numbers which that house has
ever issued. Included in these song and instru-
mental successes are "Behind Your Silken Veil,"
"Cairo," "Ole Virginny," "Roses at Twilight,"
"You and I," "Sometime" and "Betty." "Cairo,"
by the way, is by Harold Weeks, writer of
"Chong." "You and I" and "Hold Me" are
by Art Hickman, author of "Rose Room," and
head of the well-known Art Hickman Orches-
tra, which is a feature of dance life of San Fran-
cisco and the same organization which created
such a furore in New York dancing circles some
months ago, when it was brought East to
record for the Columbia Graphophone Co.
E. P. Little, head of the music department of
Sherman, Clay & Co., is certainly to be con-
gratulated on the activity his numbers are show-
ing. Several of them, in addition to having big
sales at the present time, are more than popular
with the mechanical reproduction companies.
\bu cant go
wrong with
any'Feist*
It Had to Be a Hit!
"On the Trail
to Santa Fe"
That Dreamy Waltz Melody
made it
LEO. FEIST, Inc., FEIST Bldg., New York
REMICK STAFF HOLDS BEEFSTEAK
The staff of the New York office of Jerome
H. Remick & Co. held a beefsteak dinner Christ-
mas evening at Reisenweber's. It is understood
that the dinner was to celebrate the fact that
Mose Grumble, professional manager of the
company, had placed the new Remick song
"Peachie" with three productions in twenty-
four hours. These include the Shubert "Gaie-
ties," "Passing Show of 1919" and "Oh! What
a Girl."
THIS JURY APPRECIATED THE BLUES
UNIONTOWN, PA., December 22.—Nathan Barrow
was charged by Harry Green with the theft of
five hams. Barrow declared he had been lis-
tening to a talking machine playing "I've Got
the Alcoholic Blues" and being in sympathy
with the song, he fell. Asked to sing it, Barrow
did and the jury freed him on his promise to
be good.
SPENDING HOLIDAYS IN NEW YORK
F A V O R I T E M A R C H E S (Instrumental)
"OB the Square" (Columbia Record)
Russell O. Weiss, of the sales and advertising
departments of the Sam Fox Pub. Co., who for
the past few weeks has been visiting the trade
in southern territory, is spending the holidays
in New York.
We carry the complete
catalog of 2,000 titles.
Please come in and
inspect it.
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REVIEW
"The American Red Cross"
"Mothers of Democracy"
7c
Vocal
7c
"On the Square"
A very pleasing song arr.
PA NELL A MUSIC CO..
PITTSBURGH. PA.
3 New Songs Just Off the Press
"Leaves from the Human Heart"
"Dear Rese Marie"
"I'm Glad I Live in Ohio"
Words by Addison G. Smith, music by J. E. Andlno. Beau-
tiful title pages. All gems of art. 6c to dealers, prepaid
where check accompanies the order.
Addison G. Smith, Bucyrus, O.
ALWAYS IN DEMAND
This very advertising cut of Pade-
iewski, which caught your attention,
will also, as a part of Century's great
advertising campaign, get the attention
of 30,000,000 magazine readers. It will
tell them that they can get Pade-
rewski's compositions and 2,000 others
in Century Edition — b e a u t i f u l l y
printed—at a big saving.
It will tell them that you—YOU, Mr.
Dealer—are ready to supply them with
Century now ! Are you ?
SECULAR
Evening Brings Rest and You
There's A Long-, Long Trail
The Magic of Your Eyes
My Rosary for You
Mother Machree
Kiss Me Again
Starlight Lore
Can't Yo' Heah Me Callln', Caroline
Ring Out! Sweet Bells of Peace
Spring's a Lovable Ladye
Dear Little Boy of Mine
Sorter Miss You
Smilln' Through
Who Knows?
Values
I JEROME H.aEMICKtCOS I
NOTHING BUT HITS
I AM OIMBINGMOIINTMTC
TOU AINt MRDNOTHING YET
TELL MB
JWISL&OP GOLDEN DREAMS
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AffiANDB^MNP^DIXIELAND
GIVE MEASMHE AND KISS
NOTINATHOUSAND YEARS
We are prepared to send you FREE
the above cut and several others
equally attractive to use in your
local paper. These will link your
store to our national ads and guide
the readers of both TO YOU^for
Century Certified Edition.
SACRED
Teach Me To Pray
Come To Thee
The Silent Voice
A Little While
It Was For Ale
Ever At Best
LULLABY TIA\E
Century Music Pub. Co.
JEROME H.REMICKCOQ
235 West 40th Street, NEW YORK
NEW YORK
AND MANY OTHERS
DETROIT
Haunting, Dreamy, Sensational vf;
Waltz Song Success
HAWAIIAN MOOflLIGHT
Chicago
McKINLEY MUSIC COMPANY
New York