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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
1922
"HOTEL MOUSE" OPENS
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New Musical Comedy, Based on "Little Miss
Raffles," Has Premiere
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(ESTIRV KDITION.
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will recall to
by that this is the edition they
aw advertised and they will
top in to see it.
It is this sort of co-operation
we hope you are giving us.
Century Music Pub. Co.
235 West 40th St.
New York
NEW "WABASH" EDITION
Richmond-Robbins, Inc., is issuing a picture
song edition of Paul Dresser's famous "Banks
of the Wabash." The song will be exploited in
conjunction with Edwin Selven's picture of the
same name. The number was acquired from the
old catalog of Howley, Haviland & Dresser.
THREE REAL SONG HITS !
"DREAM MAN"
A VERY CLASSY FOX TROT BALLAD
"LOVE ROSE"
SENSIBLE FOX TROT SONG
"TEARS OF OUR LAST
GOOD-BYE"
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Berardi-Coccia Music Pub. Company
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ROCHESTER. N. Y.
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The Shuberts' new musical comedy, "The
Hotel Mouse," a revised edition of "Little Miss
Raffles," opened in New York City this week,
the featured players being Frances White and
Taylor Holmes.
The show has been changed somewhat, but the
biggest difference lies in the change in the title,
which, by the way, is the original one under
which it was produced in England last year. The
book is by Guy Bolton, founded on a comedy
by Messrs. Gerbidon and Armont. The lyrics are
by Clifford Grey, and the music by Armand
Vecsey and the recently deceased Ivan Caryll.
The play has been staged by John Harwood, and
the dance numbers by Max Scheck.
Some of the musical numbers are very good.
Several songs, especially "Manricette" and
"Where's Mr. Caesar?" are catchy.
STEALING
SWANEE RIVER MOON
Ten Little Fingers
Wabash Blues
Ty-Tee
Three O'clock in the Morning
All That I Need Is You
When Francis Dances With Me
Virginia Blues (New)
CONVENTION NOTICE
By Composer of Wabash Blues
The National Association of Sheet Mu-
sic Dealers will hold its annual convention
at the McAlpin Hotel, New York, on June
13 and 15.
The Music Publishers' Association of
the United States will meet at the Astor
Hotel, New York, on June 14.
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"ROSY POSY^_A BIG HIT
Number From "The Blushing Bride" Jumps
Into Instant Popularity
"Rosy Posy" is the one big hit of the new Sig-
mund Romberg musical comedy, "The Blushing
P.ride," produced by the Shuberts and now play-
ing to crowded houses at the Astor Theatre. Of
course, many a stage song hit has been scored
on a first night, but it's rather the exception
when its fame so quickly spreads outside the
theatre itself. This is just what has happened
in the case of "Rosy Posy." Only a couple of
weeks old, yet hardly an orchestra on Broadway
omits it from the program. In one noted re-
sort along Broadway last week no less than fivt
requests for "Rosy Posy" were made in one eve-
ning. The score of "The Blushing Bride" is pub
lished by M. Witmark & Sons.
The business of Rose Petrucci, proprietor of
a music store at 621 Park avenue, Auburn, R. I..
was seriously damaged by fire recently.
BIG SELLERS
LEO. FEIST, Inc., FEIST Bldg., New York
TWO FOX=TROTS_BY JOHN STEEL
John Steel, in collaboration with his piano
accompanist, Jerry Jarnigan, has written two
fox-trot ballads, which are to be published by
Joe Mittenthal, Inc.
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