Music Trade Review

Issue: 1923 Vol. 77 N. 13

SEPTEMBER
THE MUSIC TRADE
29, 1923
65
REVIEW
"SWINGlN' DOWN THE LANE" ACTIVE
Receiving Wide Expl·oitation in Display Win­
dows of Retail Music Dealer~
The G us Ka hn and l shalll J ones Illlll1b er
"Swing-in' Dow n th e Lane," w hi c h had it s origi­
na l po pularity in . th e M id dle West, has suc-
"Century"
HI-LE-HI- LO
SNAKE'S HIPS
APPLE SAUCE
RUN-NIN' WILD
JOURNEY'S END
CltYING FOR YO U
WONDERFUL ONE
CAROLINA lIIAMJllY
DUSTING THE KEYS
GOOD NlGHT WALTZ
HOP, SKIP AND JUJlIP
BLUE HOOSIER BLUES
RIVER SHANNON 1I100N
SA W MITJL RIVER ROAD
SWINGIN' DOWN THE LANE
CUT YOURSELF A PIECE OF CAKE
THREE O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING
YOU ' VE GOT TO SEE IIIAIIUIA EVERY
NIGHT
Campaign
Is In
Full Sway
Century Music Pub. Co.
alS Welt 40th St.
New York
EXPLOITING "NELLIE KELLV" WIDELV
Fifty Philadelphia Stores Give Numbers for
Cohan Show Window Displays During Run
Displays in the lead in g music stores in Phila­
de lphia are being fea tur ed by M. Witm ark &
Sons, whose Philadelphia bran ch is located at
35 South Ninth s treet, in connec tion with the
first s howin g o f the season of George M. Co­
han's new play "Ne lli e Kelly." One of th e mos t
important and attractive di splays is th a t in th e
s tore win dow of H . A. Weymann & Son, Inc .,
11 08 Ches tnut s tr eet, featu rin g th e outstanding
hits of th e s how, "Ne lli e Kelly, I Love You,"
waltz song; "You Remind M e of My Moth e r"
a nd "U ntil My Love Comes Rollin g Along." As
a resu lt of the exploitin g of the se so ngs th e
dealers a re doin g a la r ge over- th e-co unt er bu s i­
ness a nd init ial orders have bee n entirely sold
o ut, w ith r epeal orders in 'd ouble quantity com­
in g into th e headquarters. Another not ewort h y
window in th e up town sect ion featuring t he
" Nellie Kelly" hits is that of Wo lf's Victrola
S hop, B ro ad and Co lumbi a aven ue ~ , one of t he
li ve-wire music centers of the north Philad e l­
p hi a sec tion. Fifty othe r sto res wi ll cont inu e
th e di splays fo r th e entire four weeks' run at
the Forre s t Theatre. Sales of the number have
been more than heavy.
HERE IS A BIG HIT
"Daylight Saving Time"
a song with a fine melody
PROFESSIONAL COPIES ON REQUEST
Fo.. ParticularB Wr ite
W M. P. MACK.
Emerald. Pa.
Kresge "Swingin' Down the Lane" Display
ceeded in becoming o ne o f the 1110st im portant
popular pr ints of th e present season. Accord­
ing to late sa les report s it ha s con tinu ed a
leade r over a per iod of weeks. No othe r num­
be r of the early F a ll sea son has been more ac­
ti\'e in poi nt of sales and, inasmuch as bot h
. t h e melody and lyric of thi s iss ue are fa r above
the average, its life as a sales creator w ill,
doubtles sly, be extended beyond th at w hi ch is
accorde d th e usual pop ular nu mber.
"Swingin' Down the L ane" is not on ly popu­
la r as a fox-tro t dance, but it has more than
a li tt le merit in song form. It carries an ex­
cept ionally appea ling title and, to s uppl eme nt
all th is, th e publishe r, Leo Feist, I nc., has
selected it as one of the outs tanding iss ues of
its Fa ll campaign.
The tit le page of "Sw in gin ' Down the Lane,"
as we ll as th e title itself, lends itself adm ir­
ab ly to display purposes and the r es ult ha s
been that several hundr ed excl usive windows
have been g iv en the num be r.
H erewit h is
s h own th e S. S. Kresge Buffalo store, in which
a par ti cu larly ap p ropriate window· di sp lay of th is
popul ar so ng, "S wingin' Down th e Lan e," is
Besides th e title pages,
g iven prominence.
wh ic h are a rranged attrac tively, th e re a re leafy
BIG SELLERS
in the various catalogs of
M.· Witmark &
Sons
ALABAlIIY BLACK SHEEP, WON'T YOU
RETURN TO lilY FOLD'?
CEBE
FATE
FOR THE SAKE OF AULD LANG SYNE
GONE
GYPSY LOVE SONG
HONEYlIIOON TIllIE
I'JJL FORGET YOU
Jl.1ST BEEN WOND'RING
JUSS lIlE AGAIN
LET THE REST OF THE WORLD GO BY
LONG LOST ll-IAlIlMA - DADDY lIIISS}; S
YOU
MIDNIGHT ROSE
"IOTHER lIIACHREE
lilY WILD IRISH ROSE
NELLIE KELLY, I LOVE YOU
(From LitUe Nellie Kolly
OUT SAN FRANCISCO WAY
OUT THERE IN THE SUNSHJN}~ WJTH
YOU
SLOW POKE
SlIIILIN' THROUGH
SUNRISE AND YOU
TEN THOUSAND YEARS FROllI NOW
THE LAlIIPLET HOUR
VIRGINIA BROWN
WHEN WILL THE SUN SHINE FOR ME?
YOU RElIfIND ME OF JlIY MOTH E R
(From Little NelJle K e lly)
I

Writ LEO. FEIST, Inc.,
FEIST BId,., New York
branches of tr ees arranged in a manner to ca rry
c ut the illu sion suggested by the titl e .
TO BE FEATURED WIDELV
"Wh en It's Ni g httime in Ita ly It 's Wednes­
day Over Her e," the new so ng taken over by
Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., from Jam es
Ken di s, of the publi shi n g- fir m of Kendis &
Brockman, will be feature d by the new owners
du ring th e early F a ll season. The number has
bee n played s uc cessfull y by severa l orchestra s
and has met with wi d e favor.
WATERSON~
BERLIN & SNYDER CO.
5.0.N.G H·I. T·5
My Sweetie Went Away
Oh! Gee, Oh! Gosh, Oh! Golly, I'm
in Love
Waitin' for the Evenin' Mail
Who's Sorry Now
Back in the Old Neighborhood
Land of Cotton Blues
Stella
Two Time Dan
You're Trying to Throw Me Down
Wanna Go South Again Blues
Roll Along Missouri
. Da:ddy's Wonderful Pal
Publiabed by
WATERSON,
BERLIN & SNYDER CO.
Strand Thutre rlld,., New York City, N. Y_
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THE
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TAKES EIGHT MID=WEST NUMBERS
Will Rossiter , "The Chicago Publisher," Takes
Over Eight Numbers Published by the Mid­
West Music House and Written by Edna ].
Allen Phillips, Well-known Composer
CHICAGO, ILL., September 22.- Will Rossiter,
"Th c Chi cago Publishn," of 30 West Lake
st reet, has taken over and will exp loit eight
num b e rs formerly publi s hed by the Mid-West
~hl s ic Hou se . The se numbers were all written
by Edn a J . . '\.llen Phillips, writer of the popular
\-"altz numbcr "In Rose Tim e," "Blossoms," a
fox-trot, as we ll as sev eral other popular hits.
Th e numb e rs for which \;Vill Rossiter has se­
cured the exclusive right s, an d whi ch he will
feature, include "The Four Seasons" ("Spring,"
"Su mmer," " .<\utumn" and "Winter") , Littl e
Lad," "Jan e Dear," "His Own, His Very Own,"
encore-encouragers
"home sweet home lullaby"
"little lad o'dreams"
"sweetheart o'mine"
"music of a baby"
"land o'romance"
"caBin' you"
encore-repealers
"april fool & little pignose"
"three encore songs"
"the lilac tree"
"the newlyweds"
"wishes three"
hinds, hayden & eldredge, inc.
publishers
new york city. n. y.
rANAMATWILIC~n
Successor to'Rio~ts
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HaWGIlall
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or "Consider the Lilies," and "Thou Ha s t
Sea rched Me and Known Me. "
Edna]. Allen Phillips, althou g h she has only
been writing for a comparatively sho rt time, has
become very well know n for the versatility of
her numbers and their univer sa l appeal. In a
circular which Will Rossit er has sent o ut to the
trade, describin g the numbers, a short biography
of the life of the writer is given, which says:
" .\mong the first of her songs ~as a sacred
number ent itled 'Hi s Own, His Very Own,' or
Tonsider the Lilies,' a beautiful and inspiring
poem set to m e lodi ous music. It is a dignified
and impressive recitative; its theme unfolds as
gent ly and tenderly as the flower it describes
and finally delivers its message of joy and
beauty with compe llin g- emp hasis and pow er."
The Rossiter organization should find a ready
sa le for these is sues.
CLOSES WITH THE A. S. C. A. AND P.
WASH INGTON, D. C, September 24.- The WCAP
Broadcasting Station has closed a contract with
the Ameri ca n Soci ety of Composers, Authors
a nd Publishers, New York, for the privile ge of
performing th e general popul ar copyrighted cat­
a lo g via the ether. WCAr is operated by the
C hesapeak e & Potomac Telephone Co., which is
a subsidiary of the American Telephone & Tele­
graph Co., which operates WEAF in ~ew York,
also licen sed from the A. S. C. A. and P.
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SEPTEM BEJ<
29, 1923
TAKES OVER EUROPEAN RIGHTS
The A. ]. St as ny Music Co., In c., which
operates an En g- lish subsidiary publishing firm ,
as well as a number of retail stores in the Brit­
ish Isles, recently took over the European right s
for the past season's success, "Cal1 Me Ba ck,
Pal of Mine." The plans for it s ex ploitation in
England are now well under way and th e early
indications seem to point to success.
"That Red Head Gal"
"Steamboat Sal"
"Ach! Louie! "
"You Wanted Some­
one to Play With"
"S'Nora"
"Israel"
"M T Pocket Blues"
SPLASHING HIT I
ONAH"ASM~SH'N~
JJ d ~ J
~~~"
ELIZA DOYLE SMITH
II
MUlit "'USH'"
S9E.VAN BUREN ST.CHICACsO
REMICK'S 8EST SELLERS
Dreamy Melody
Lou·slana
First, Last and Always
You Can't Make a Fool
Out 01 Me
Barney Google
That Big Blond Mamma
Nobody Knows But My
Pillow and Me
Somebody's Wrong
Do You-Don't You
Beside a Babbling Brook
I'm a Lonesome Cry Baby
JEROME H. REMICK 6 CO.
DETROIT
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NEW YORtc
..•
CHICAGO
ROBERT TELLER SONS & DORNER
Music Engravers and Printers
SEND MANUSCRIPT AND IDEA OF
TITLE FOR ESTIMATE
New York City
311 Well 43rd Street
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B·O~o;~rt~:,q!>
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Pla.llt.
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BOSTON
NEW YORK
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.
Dealers
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PUBLISHERS,
PRINTERS AND
E NGRAVERS OF
MUSIC
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