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DECEMBER 3,
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
1921
PROVES SONG SUCCESS OF 'WE GIRLS'
"I've Got the Red, White and Blues" Being Fea-
tured in Broadway Production
It is not the usual thing to find a modern popu-
lar song, especially one of the syncopated variety,
prominently featured in a Broadway dramatic
production. However, in Frederick and Fanny
Hatton's comedy, "We Girls," the unusual is
found. Juliette Day, who plays the part of the
vivacious widow's daughter, introduces and sings
with success Clarence Gaskill's new song, "I've
Got the Red, White and Blues." The number,
published by M. Witmark & Sons, is said to be
the successor of "Kentucky Blues," and as it is
by the same writer it is looked forward to as
having as great a vogue.
In commenting upon the introduction of this
song in a straight comedy, the Morning Tele-
graph says: "Added to the excellent acting of
Miss Day, incidentally, was the rendition of a
musical comedy number, 'I've Got the Red, White
and Blues,' that made one wish the clever young
actress had been given more such opportunities
to show her versatility."
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Jack Glogau, of Fred Fisher, Inc., states that
he has achieved a record by the rapidity with
which his company received, printed and released
Robert S. Vaughan and George A. Norton are the timely song, "Sink All Your Ships in the
the heads of a new music publishing firm with Ocean Blue." The number was written on Tues-
the trade name of the Vaughan & Pryor Co., day morning, November 15, and at 4 p. m. of
with offices in the Gaiety Theatre Building, New that day the manuscript was ready. The first
York City.
proofs of the plates were ready at 12 a. m. on
Wednesday and the first color was run at 5 p. m.
the same day. The second proofs and second
NEW BROADWAY NUMBER
color were O. K.'d and printed in regular copies,
The Broadway Music Corp. has just released together with window streamers, advertising ma-
a new song, entitled "Weep No More (My Mam- terial, and were ready for the trade on Thursday
my)," and is making a big campaign on the at 1 p. m., Jack Glogau supervising every pro-
cedure.
number in professional circles.
NEW PUBLISHING FIRM
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Joe Mittenthal, of New York City, has incor-
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AL. VON TILZER TO PUBLISH
Albert Von Tilzer, one of the best known of
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Fleeson, his writing partner, who for many
years were on the staff of the Broadway Music
Corp., have severed their connections with that
company. Albert Von Tilzer has entered the
ranks of the publishers under his own name,
with offices at 1591 Broadway.
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