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MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
JANUARY 29, 1921
MUSIC OF THE MONTH—(Continued from page 11)
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ROLLS
FOR FEBRUARY
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6951 BECKY FROM BABYLON. Fox-trot.
(Gcrber and Silver). Joe Gold.
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6946 GIVE ME A MILLION BEAUTIFUL
GIRLS (But Give Me Them One at a
Time). One-step. (Pease, Nelson and
Parish). E. Beeves.
H 6941 HUMMING. Fox-trot Played by com-
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poser. (Breau and Henderson). Louis
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Breau and E. Beeves.
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6956 IF A WISH COULD MAKE IT SO.
Fox-trot.
(Harbaoh-Hammerstein and
Stothart). E. Beeves.
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6950 I NEVER KNEW (I Could Love Any-
body Like I'm Loving Y o u ) . Fox-trot.
(Whiteman, Pitts. Egan and Marsh).
E. Beeves.
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6953 I USED TO LOVE YOU. B U T IT'S
ALL OVER NOW. One-step.
(Brown
and Von Tilzer). E. Beeves.
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6958 THE JAZZ ME BLUES. Fox-trot. (Tom
Delaney). Joe Gold.
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6947 KI8S A MISS. Marimba Waltz. (Yellen
and Baron). S. A. Perry.
jj 6949 MOTHER OF PEARL. Ballad. (Mc-
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Carthy, Graff and Ball). S. A. Perry.
P 6944 NO WONDER I'M BLUE. Fox-trot.
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(Lewis, Young and Ahlert). Joe Gold.
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6959 OI 01 DIE WEIBER.
Jewish Song.
(Bubin Doctor). Samuel A. Perlstein.
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6942 ROCK-A-BYE LULLABYE MAMMY.
Fox-trot. (Clarke and Donaldson). E.
Beeves.
j§ 6855 ROSE OF MY HEART. Fox-trot. (Wil-
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son and Moret). E. Beeves.
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6943 ROSIE (Make it Rosy for Me). Fox-
trot (Clarko and Merkur). E. Beeves.
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6957 SOLDIERS OF ERIN (The Rallying
Song of the Irish Volunteers). (Kear-
ney and Herbert). E. Beeves.
11 6948 WAITING FOR ME. Fox-trot. (Green,
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McCoy and Pinkard). Joe Gold.
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6952 WOULD YOU? (I'll Say You Would).
Fox-trot.
(Sterling and McConnell).
E. Beeves.
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6954 YOKOHAMA
LULLABY.
Fox-trot,
(Clarke and Monaco). Joe Gold.
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6945 YOU OUGHT TO SEE MY BABY.
Fox-trot
(Turk and Ahlert). Joe
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20841 NIT BEI MOTIN. Jewish FraiUrh
Dance. (Samuel A. Perlstein). Samuel
A. Perlstein.
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*3SI4 "ETERNAMENTE" (For All Eternity).
Italian Waltz. G. De Stefano.
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*38I5 STORNELLI
FIORENTINI.
Italian
Word Boll. G. Del Colle and N. Di
Palma.
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"3816 ITALIA BELLA.
Arturo Matacea.
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"3817 I VERI STORNELLI ROMANI. Italian
Word Boll. N. Di Palma.
Italian Word Boll.
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*38I8 UN BALLO IN MASCHERA.
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Arranged by Sam A. Perry.
(Verdi).
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*38I9 UN BALLO IN MASCHERA. (Verdi).
Arranged by Sam A. Peiry.
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*3820 UN BALLO IN MASCHERA. (Verdi).
Prelude II. Arranged by Sam A. Perry.
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"3821 UN BALLO IN MASCHERA.
Arranged by Sam A. Perry.
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t3823 OBEREK.
Peritzki.
Polish Mazur.
Stanislaw
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f3824 WARSZAWZKA.
Polka
Polish. Stanislaw Perltski.
Mazurka.
fine
accompaniment
rolls,
played
by
such
masters of that art as Conrad Bos and Maurice
Dambois. To the list of specially interesting
numbers must also be added the Gluck melody
done by Josef Hofmann and the three little Bach
inventions by Harold Bauer. It is altogether a
distinguished offering which the Aeolian Co.
makes for February.
DUO-ART—MUSIC ROLLS
Composer
Title
Played by
Monaco—Caresses—Fox-trot and song roll
Banta
Bach—Inventions (Two Part) Nos. 1, 6 and 8
Bauer
Schumann—Dedication
(Widmung)—Mezzo-Soprano.
Accompaniment only
Bos
Chopin—Tarantelle.
Op. 43
Brard
Jackson—Love Letters
Carson
MacDowell—Fireside Tales.
Op. 61, No. 2. Of
Br'er Rabbit
Cottlow
Kreisler—Liebesfreud—Violin or 'Cello.
Accompani-
ment only
Dambois
Spencer—Broadway Rose—Fox-trot and song roll,
Erlebach-Milne
Earl—Isle of Paradise—Waltz and song roll.Erlebach-Milne
Pitts-Egan—I Never Knew—Fox-trot and song roll..Hess
Gluck—Melodie—Arranged by Sg^mbati
Hofmann
Leschetizky—Arabesque en Forme d'Etude.
Op. 45,
No. 1
Leginska
Spencer—Now and Then—Fox-trot and song roll. . Pollock
Tomer—*God Be With You Till We Meet Again. .Poison
Prokoneff—Toccata.
Op. 11
Prokofieff
Gounod—Ave Maria (Arranged from Bach "Prelude")
—Accompaniment only (Soprano)
Rapee
Donizetti—Lucia di Lammermoor—Sextet
Rapee
Valderrama—Inca Rhapsodic Op. 11, No. 3. . Valderrama
"Not arranged for dancing.
AMERICAN PIANO CO.
The gem among the new offerings in Ampico
records for February is unquestionably the
Tschaikowsky Symphony Pathetique, if only for
the reason that the recording, by Suskind and
Loesser, was done under the personal direction
of Artur Bodanzky, which at least, gives some
authority for the interpretation. There are also
included three of the popular Chopin preludes
and enough other records of music of the same
sort to make an even half score. The list of
popular music is also rich and interesting, in-
cluding as it does selections from several of the
successful musical comedies and operettas at
present on Broadway, including "Sally" and
"Honeydew." The complete list of both classic
and popular numbers follows:
Composer
Title
Played by
Wagner-Rybner—"Meistersinger" Concert Paraphrase,
Rybner
Brahnis—Capriccio, Op. 76, No. 2, B Minor. . .Moiseiwitsch
Tschaikowsky—Symphony No. 6, Pathetique, Op. 74,
4th Mvt
Suskind-Loesser
Conducted by Artur Bodanzky
Scarlatti-Tausig—Pastorale, E Minor
Copeland
Souvaine—The Mood of a Mandarin
Souvaine
Beethoven-Seiss—Country Dance, No. 1
Gordon
Chopin—Preludes, Op. 28, Nos. 7, 20, 1, Key of A, C
Minor and C
Gunn
MacDowell—Witches' Dance, Op. 17, No. 2
Hanke
Stults—The Sweetest Story Ever Told
Kmita
Gillet—Entr'acte Gavotte
Kmita
NEW POPULAR MUSIC
Fletcher—"Mecca" Selections—(1) Hast Thou Been to
Mecca?; (2) To My King of Love; (3) Love in My
Breast
.' • . Pollock
Zimbalist—-"Honeydew" Selections—(1) Sunshine of
Love; (2) My Husband's Dearest Friend; (3)
Drop Me a Line
Clair
Kern—-"Sally" Selections—Fox-trot, for dancing—(1)
Look for the Silver Lining; (2) Whippoor-will; (3)
Wild Rose
Youmans and H. C.
Pkts-Egan-Marsh—I Never Knew—Fox-trot,
Youmans and H. C.
Berlin—The Girls of My Dreams—Fox-trot,
George Haig and E. W.
Spencer—Now and Then—Fox-trot
Haig and Jensen
Tierney—Why Don't You—"Afgar"—Fox-trot,
Clair and H. S.
Traveler—Blue Jeans—Fox-trot
Clair and H. S.
Roberts—Italian Nights—Waltz, for dancing,
Clair and H. S.
Baron—Kiss a Miss—Waltz, for dancing; F sharp . . Pollock
Worcester Wind Motor Co.
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Maker* of Absolutely Satisfactory
WIND MOTORS for PLAYER-PIANOS
Alio all kinds of Pnautnatics and Supplies
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(Verdi).
* Italian Selections,
t Polish Selections.
GONNORIZED MUSIC GO.
144th Street and Austin Place, New York
1234 Olive Street
St. Louis, Mo.
CONNORIZED MUSIC CO.
The advance list of music rolls issued by the
Connorized Music Co. contains this month a
goodly number of the hits of the day, as well
as a number of novelties, particularly in the
Foreign Edition, which is proving a very popular
feature of this company's catalog.
The Con-
norized list for February follows:
' S O N G WORD ROLLS
Composer
Title
Played by
Gerber-Silver—Becky From Babylon—Fox-trot. ..-Joe Gold
Pease-Nelson-Parish—Give Me a Million Beautiful Girls
(But Give Me Them One at a Time)—One-step,
E. Reeves
Breau-Henderson—Humming—Fox-trot
Breau-Reeves
Harbach-Hammerstein-Stothart—If a Wish Could Make
It So—Fox-trot
E. Reeves
Whiteman-Pitts-Egan-Marsh—I Never Knew (I Could
Love Anybody Like I'm Loving You)—Fox-trot,
E. Reeves
Brown-Von Tilzer—I Used to Love You, but It's All
Over Now—One-step
E. Reeves
Delaney—The Jazz Me Blues—Fox-trot
Joe Gold
Yellen-Baron—Kiss a Miss—Marimba W a l t z . . . . S. A. Perry
McCarthy-Graff-Ball—Mother of Pearl—Ballad..S. A. Perry
Lewis-Young-Ahlert—No Wonder I'm Blue—Fox-trot,
Joe Gold
Doctor—Oi, Oi, Die Weiber—Jewish song..S. A. Perlstein
Clarke-Donaldson—Rock-a-Bye Lullaby Mammy—Fox-
trot
E. Reeves
Wilson-Moret—Rose of My Heart—Fox-trot. . . .E. Reeves
Clarke-Merkur—Rosie (Make It Rosy for Me)—Fox-
trot
E. Reeves
Kearney-Herbert—Soldiers of Erin (The Rallying Song
of the Irish Volunteers)
E. Reeves
Green-McCoy-Pinkard—Waiting for Me—Fox-trot.. Joe Gold
Sterling-McConnell—Would You? (I'll Say You Would)
—Fox-trot
E. Reeves
Clarke-Monaco—Yokohama Lullaby—Fox-trot
Joe Gold
Turk-Ahlert—Your Ought to See My Baby—Fox-trot,
INSTRUMENTAL HAND PLAYED ROLLS*
Perlstein—Nit Bei Motin—Jewish Frailich Dance,
S. Perlstein
FOREIGN EDITION
Composer.
Title.
G. De Stefano—"Eternamente" (For All Eternity)—
Italian waltz.
G. Del Colle-N. Di Palma—Stornelli Fiorentini—Italian
word roll.
Arturo Matacea—Italia Bella—Italian word roll.
N. Di Palma—I Veri Stornelli Romani—Italian word roll.
Verdi—Un Ballc in Maschera—Arr. by S. Perry.
Verdi—Un Ballo in Maschera—Prelude II—Arr. by S.
Perry.
Stanislaw Peritzki—Oberek—Polish Mazur.
Stanislaw Peritzki—Warszawzka—Polish Mazur.
DE LUXE REPRODUCING ROLL CORP.
The De Luxe Reproducing Roll Corp. of New
York has issued the following reproducing rolls
of popular numbers for the Auto De Luxe
Welte-Mignon (Licensed) reproducing action:
POPULAR MUSIC
Composer
Title
Played by
Hickman—June (I Lovq But You)—Fox-trot. .Rollini-Lane
Schonbeg—Darling—Fox-trot
Delcamp-CarroH
Creamer-Layton—With the Coming of Tomorrow—Fox-
trot
Carroll- Rollini
Irving Berlin—Beautiful Faces (Broadway Brevities)—
Fox-trot
Carroll
Robinson—Singin' the Blues—Fox-trot
Rollini
Saint Saens—My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice (Operatic),
Irene D'Giovanni
Delcamp—Valse Lente—Waltz
Delcamp
Marshall—I Hear You Calling Me—Ballad. .Giuseppi Collini
Ball—Mother of Pearl—Ballad
Irene D'Giovanni
Nevin—Mighty Lak' a Rose—Ballad
Irene D'Giovanni
IMPERIAL PLAYER ROLL CO.
Below is shown the February list of Imperial
word rolls and instrumental as prepared by
the skilled hands of Charley Straight, William
Hartman and their able associates. The work
of Melita Krieg is notable.
O-hi-O is, of
course, among those present.
IMPERIAL WORD ROLLS
Composer
Title
Played by
Traveller—Blue Jeans—Fox-trot
Straight
Morgan—Broadway Blues—Fox-trot
Jones
Ingraham—Everybody Knows—Waltz
Anderson
Von Tilzer—I Used to Love You, but It's All Over
Now—Fox-trot
Straight
Black—June (I Love No One but You)—Fox-trot... .Bargy
Rose—Nightingale—Fox-trot
Bargy
Spencer—Now and Then—Fox-trot
Bargy
Olman—O-hi-0—One-step
Eldridge
Crane—President Harding March—March
Hartman
Bargy—Rickety Stairs—Fox-trot
Bargy
Layton—Show Me How—Fox-trot
Eldridge
Klickman—Sleepy Hollow (Where I First Met You)—
Waltz
Anderson
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