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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
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SEPTEMBER 30,
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THIS YEARS BIG WALTZ HIT IS
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That Entrancing Melody You Hear Everywhere
NEW EDITION OF "CHAUVE SOURIS"
ANOTHER POPULAR ORCHESTRA
LATEST OLIVER D1TS0N RELEASES
"The Marriage of the Wooden Soldier" to Be
One of the Features
Sol Zaleb Orchestra Re-engaged for Atlantic
City Next Season
New Selections Include a Number of Russian
Songs and Sacred Music
The third edition of "Chauve Souris" is now
in rehearsal and it is announced that that classic
composition, "The Parade of the Wooden Sol-
diers," is to be included in this newest offer.
The number will again have an elaborate stage
setting, which will include "The Marriage of
the Wooden Soldier." The soldier who is to
marry is brought on first, followed by the regi-
ment as guests, and performs its inimitable drill
which has, since its premiere, been one of the
features of these performances. The staging
of the number thus is followed by the appear-
ance of a miniature, six-year-old soldier, who
cleverly mimics the wooden soldier drummer.
"The Parade of the Wooden Soldier" is pub-
lished by the Edward B. Marks Music Co.
One of the new orchestras playing with great
success at Atlantic City, N. J., this season is
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BOSTON, MASS., September 25.—Included among
the latest releases of the Oliver Ditson Co.,
music publisher, of this
city, are the following:
"The Nightingale and the
Rose," by Rimsky-Kor-
sakoff; "Cradle Song," by
M o d e s t Moussorgsky;
" H o n e y C h i l e " and
" S l e e p i n ' T i m e , " by
Charles Huerter; a num-
ber of songs under the
title "Songs of the Span-
ish Provinces," edited by
K u r t S c h i n d l e r ; "Be
B r a v e , Be Strong!",
"Consider and Hear Me,"
"From H e a v e n l y
Heights," "God Be Mer-
ciful to Me," "Hear My
Cry, O Lord!" "Hear, O
Sol Zaleb and H i s Popular Orchestra
that known as the Sol Zaleb Orchestra, playing
at the Steeplechase Pier. The orchestra also
played at the Claridge Cabaret for midnight
dances. It has achieved so much as a dance
combination that t.he Steeplechase Pier has re-
engaged it for next season.
Sol Zaleb, who heretofore was unknown, has
in one season achieved much prominence. His
wise selection of melody numbers, particularly
of the fox-trot variety, seemingly met the ap-
proval of all Atlantic City's dance enthusiasts.
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"I Will
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Thee," "Land So Fair," "The Lord Is My
Light," "Rise Glorious Conqueror," "Send Out
Thy Light," "Something for Thee," by Alfred
Wooler, and "Heart, Will You Go?" by W.
Berwald.
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