SEPTEMllER
THE
8, 1923
MUSIC
TRADE
57
REVIEW
NEW E. T. PAULL MARCH ISSUED
"March Victorious," Newest Number Issued by
This Well-known March Publisher
"Century"
Campaign
Is in
Full Sway
E. T. Paull, the s uccessful and w ell-known
writer of descriptive marches, released, early
this we ek, a new number entitled "Ma rch Vic
torious." It was originally written by Eliz abe th
G. Black a nd re wr itten an d arran ge d by )'lr.
Paull. Th e number is tun ef ul and catchy and,
undoubtedl y, will prove popular. It has a good
5wing, simple in form, which s hould make it
rasy to play.
The E. T. Paull Mu sic Co. is the publisher
an d · has issued the numb e r in a striking title
page along the sta ndard set by former Paull
compositions which have become so fam iliar on
music counters throu g hout the country.
A cam pai gn, populari zing thi s new march, has
been ar ranged, and motion picture hou ses, the
a tres and other public places which are interested
in li ve ly marches, are to recei ve orchestrations.
FORSTER MUSIC PUBLISHERS' NOTES
Century Music Pub. Co.
235 West 40th St.
NEW PROFESSIONAL MANAGER
Tom Sherman, New Professional Manager of
Ned N orworth, Inc.-Other Items
CHICAGO, ILL., September 1.- -Tom Sherman, well
known to the trade as writer of many numb ers,
including "Over on Chestnut Hill," "S le epy
Head" and others, a nd also prominently known
to the professional trade in hi s association with
man y popular acts, including "A Trip to Hit
land, " is the new professional manager for Ned
~ orworth, Inc., succe edi ng Ha'rry Stover.
Bob C:ole, sales mana ger for the co mp any; has
just return ed from a s uc cessf ul trip through the
Eas t and is p reparin g to sta rt on a Wcs tern trip
J ,abor Day a nd will visit all the principal cities
of th e West.
The popul ar hit "In a Cove red Wagon VVith
You," published by this company, which is be
ing featured in connection with the film "The
Covered 'W agon," has ju st pas se d the 100,000
mark in s heet music sales, according to the
officials of the company. In thi s connection
th e number is also be ing featured by at tract ive
window displ ays, effectively ty in g up with the
photopl ay in whatever c itie s that film makes its
appearance.
"Oh! Harold" and Other Late Numbers Pub
lished by Forster Music Publishers, Inc., Are
Populal- All Over Country
CI-IlCAGO, Il.L., September I.-In co nnection with
the popul ar it y of the late numbers published by
th e Forster Musi c Publishers, In c., there ha s
been some ac tivit y am ong the personn el of the
company.
Dan \iVinkl e r, New York manager of the com
pany, spen t th e week of August IS in Chicago,
w hile John Fink, mana ge r of th e profess ional
department, has just re turned from Atl a ntic
City, after spending the months of July and
Augus t at the seas hore r esor t promotin g the
Forster publications. Maurice L. Adler, sale s
mana ger, also returned to his desk after spend
ing a month in the East.
Nfr. Adler reports th at the outlook for Fall
is mor e en co ur aging than ever before, and that
the last few months have shown between 40 and
60 per cent increase in sales, and that th ere is
no reason to g ive w hy the sheet music industry
should have cause to complain over the future
business.
"Oh! Harold," one of Forster's popular num
bers, is now being featur ed at the Auditorium
in connection with Harold Lloyd in "Safety
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Last." Other late numbers that are very pop
ular throu g hout th e country are "Rose of Sunny
Ital y," "Me ll ow :NIoon," " Chinky," "Down by
the vVishin g Well," "vVhere the Sacramento
River Flows" a nd "Whe n Cloud s H ave Van
is hed and Skies Ar e Blue."
"Easy M el ody" is th e title of a song which
originally had some succ ess in St. Louis terri
tory. The number is by Ge ne Rodemich and
Larry Connelly, of th e Hotel Statler Orc hes tra,
in the ab ove city. The numb er ha s been pur
chased by Leo Feist, Inc., which has made an
immedi ate rele ase to th e profession.
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Who's Sorry Now
Bella Donna
That Sweet Somebody 0' Mine
Beale Street Mama
Aggravatin' Papa
That Tacoma Home 0' Mine
Two Time Dan
Roll Along Missouri
Hotsy Totsy Town
Pipe Organ Blues
Don't Think You'll Be Missed
.Keep Off My Shoes
Daddy's Wonderful Pal
I'm a Harmony Baby
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