Music Trade Review

Issue: 1923 Vol. 77 N. 14

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6, 1923
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HOPES FOR "ROSETIME AND YOU"
Shapiro-Bernstein Headquarters in Philadelphia
Expe'c t Heavy Demand for Number
PHILADELPH IA, PA., September 29.·-Distribution
of the Shapiro-llernstein Music Co., Inc., pub­
li ca tions, with headquarters at 25 South Ninth
street, has been mort than its fondest expecta­
tions led it to anticipate. Sa les of the popular
hits hav e been generous ly repeated in orde rs
throu gh the United Music Co., 619 Cher ry
s t ree t, and through the M. D. Swisher & Co.,
115 South Tenth street, with "Oh, Min," "Last
Night on the Back Porch I Loved H e r Rest of
All" and, in the ballad class, "Somebody Else
Took You O ut of My Arms, But They Can't
Take You O ut of My Heart." Willie Pierce,
Philade lp hia manager, announces that the best
Fa ll catalog iss ued in yea rs h as been placed
Song Fox-trot
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to Cho,lq
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among the distributors this month. There a re
seven songs that ha ve made a particularly big
seaso n for the Philadelphia trade and these are
being featllred in disp lay by Wolf's Vict rola
Store, Broad street and Columbia avenue . In
the window a full-size cut of Andy Gump, w ith
his hand to his mouth callin g "O h, Min," ad­
vertises the song of like appellation. T he loca l
headquarters is preparing to place a1110n g- the
trad e what will prove to be the big se ll er in the
"Gogo" show, which makes its appearance at
Shubert's or the Forest Theatres during the
com in g month. This is "Rosetime an d You"
and a request is bein g se nt to the tr ade to place
early orders in preparation for the ru s h which is
likely to follow its appearance. The Victor Co.
has jus t released "AnnabeJl," which is being
featured in t he Ted Lewis show.
WITMARK PHILADELPHIA CAMPAIGN
Local Office of New York Publishe r Engaged
in Intensive Exploitation Drive
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Whydont you 3peak
for yourself. John?
Written for
Charles Ray'. Mo.t Recent
Picture
PHILADELPHIA, PA., October 2. - .M. \Nitmark
& Sons h a ve been busy on their sales of popu­
la r cata log numbers, such as "Bebe," "Midnight
Rose," "When Will the Sun Shine for Md",
"Long-Lost Mammy," a ll of which are going
big in the Ph il adelphia t erritor y. A publicity
trio, engaged by the lo ca l headquarters, is work­
ing in cafes, da nce halls, moving picture th e"
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iltres, at \Voodside Park ilnd through the Straw­
bridge & Clo thi er Co. for the \Vitm ark popu lar
s~Jlers in advancing sales by vocal demonstra­
tio n. These a lso are being featured in week ly
concerts by the Strawbridge & Clothier broad­
cast in g station. The dealers are being assisted
by a broad advert ising campaign in high-class
publica tions. Much of this has been devoted
to the popularizing of tht: Witmark I3lack and
v\ihite Series for concert sin gers.
"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
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"The Courtship of My lea
Standish"
Music by Gertrude
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ELIZA DOYLE SMITH MUI,oUOl''''''S9E.VANBUIIENST.(HICAGO
Order from your Jobber
REMICKS 8EST SELLERS
Published by
J. FISCHER & BRO.
New York
Fourth Avenue at Eighth St. ( Astor Place )
PANAMA
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56 WEST 45 TH sr NEWYORK.
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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 Sabbllng Brook
I'm a Lonesome Cry Baby
JEROME
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OETROIT
. NeW YO!?/( , . . - CHIf:AGO
ROBERT TELLER SONS & DORNER
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Music Engravers and Printers
SEND MANUSCRIPT AND IDEA OF
TITLE FOR ESTIMATE
311 Weal 43rd Street
New York City
BUY YOUR MUSIC FROM
BOSTON
Publishers
Walter Jacobs, Inc. nM~6vr~~A~'s.
JACOBS' PIANO FOLIOS
(V~~'S.)
A Co mpl ete Library for PhotO-Play Pi anists
Oliver Ditson Company
BOSTON
NEW YORK
Anticipate and supply Every Requirement of ?\'fusic
Dealers
White-Smith Music Pub. CO.
PUBLISHERS,
PR I NTERS
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E~G'RA\'ERS OF
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Main Offices: 40-44 Winchester St., Roston.
Branch Houses: New York and ChicaRo.
STEINWAY
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182 3,19 2 3
HUNDREDTH
ANNIVERSARY YEAR
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One of the contributory re8S011S why the Stemwa1
Piano is recognized as
The World's Standard
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may be found in the fact that since its inception it has
been made under the supervision of members of the Stein·
way family, and embodIed in it are certain improvements
found in no other instrument.
It is not merely the ccnnbination of wood, felts and
metals, but it is the knowing how to combin(l them in
order to produce the highest musical results which has
made the Steinway th~. piano by which all others arc
measured.
AM E RIC A' SOL DES T
WORLD RENOWNED
THE STEINwA Y
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is a work of creative art whicb stands alone-unquali.
fiedly the best.
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STEINWAY & SONS ·
LONDON
NEW YORK.
SUCCESS
Since 1844
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The Baldwin Co-operative Plan
PEASE
which oll'ers eTery opportunity to represeot uo«er tbe most favorable
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co.
General Offices
Leggett Ave. and Barry St.
MEHLIN
M. Schulz Co.
PIANOS
Schulz Small Grand
Schulz Electric Expression Piano
"A Leader Among Leaders"
PAUL G. MEHLIN & SONS
Main Offioe aod Wareroom.
509 Fifth Avenue
NEW YORK
Factories: CHICAGO
GENERAL OFFICES
BIDDLE PIANO CO.
Pianos, Player-Pianos and Reproducing Pianos
Factory and Main Officez Cypress Ave. at E. 133rd Street, N. Y.
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Founded 1869
More Than 180.000 Pianos and Player-Pianos Made and Sold Since 1893
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Bronx, N Y. C.
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WAREROOMS
39th St. and Fifth Ave.
NEW YORK
Division American Piano Co.
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