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ORCHESTRAS HOLD POPULARITY
Su ch O rgani zatio ns St ill Re ga rded W ith F avor
in Vaudeville-Dance C r az e P ersists
O rch('s tra;; desc r ibed as sYlilphon ic syncO
pa tor s, whi c h in g reat number appeared as hea d
lin e att rac ti o ns in va ude y ill c h Ollses la s t sc' ason,
co ntinu (' to fInd la vor w ith th~ pub lic a nd, Qf
co ur se, w ith t he va ud c\' ill e bookin g a ge ncirs,
'f il e d t' mand '(01' such mu s ica l comb ination s is
so Iw avy t hat th er e do not su m. t o b e enough
organi z:1 tion s to fill propo~ e d date s .
The su ccess of such or ch es tras in va ud ev ill e
and th(' dClIIand for danc e orcht! s t r as every·
whe re u rt a in ly g lorif y .'\mer ica n popu lar mu
5ie, Th e h eight of their popu larity does cot
seem to have been rc ac hed, as g reater demands
are bf'in g madf' on and for s uch organ izations
constantl y .
The latest is a proposa l that bands and or
r hC' stras be booked for conce rt s and recita ls,
progra mmin g clas, iea l ja7. ~ and sympho nic syn
encore-encouragers
"home sweet home lullaby"
"little lad o'dreams"
"sweetheart o'mine"
"music of a baby"
"land o'romance"
"callin' you"
encore-repealers
"april fool & little pignose"
"three encore songs"
"the lilac tree"
"the newlyweds"
"wishes three"
hinds, hayden & eldredge, inc.
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new york city, n. y.
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OCTOBER 27, 1923
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copa t cd numbers. 1 : ndoubtcdly, :1. su ccns ful
and profitable ro ul e could be hook ed for the
b(' tt e r combina tions as th ey continue to carry
a heavy burden of th e p rogram of many vaude
vi ll e houses with success . Desp ite the appear
ance of s uch orchestras in vaudeville theatres,
it ha s not les sened the attraction of the legiti
m a te dance hall. In fa ct, m u sic of all kinds
\ og ue, as \I it ness the unn s ual S\l ccess of t h e
present season 's oprras, lyce ulH, c haut auq ua an d
the mOr e success ful musical comed ies eve r y
w here in the co untr y.
O n(' of the lar ge st manufactur ers in th e
co u n try r ece nt ly gav e impressi ve r ec ognition to
t h e mod e rn dance by statin g it int end ed to
estab lish a series of dance ha lI s comprisin g a
c ircuit.
This organization, the .\m erican
\Voo le n C:o., ell lp loyer o f thousands of men and
wome n, p la ns the open in g of a sma ll circ uit
o f s ix dance ha ll s, centered aro u nd F:.i lt on, N , Y.
:\ nomina l adm ission wi ll be charged and top
notch da nce o r chestras wil! be e ngaged to cove r
th e e ntire circuit.
Thi s idea was origina lly introdu ced by a fintl
in \Vi lke s-H ,Hre, l'a. , whe're six dance h a ll s,
book ing one - ni ~ h t s tand s, had b ee n run s uc
C('ss fu ll y for SOI11(; t ime. A ll of which s how s
that the coun tr y is in th e he'i ght of a prosperous
wave, th e public has money to spend and musi c
is comin g in for more reco g niti on than ever as
a di ve rsion. Thi s can not h elp but redound to
the benefit of th" ('nt ire music indu s try durin g
lhe next fe w year s.
WITH CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE
T he Conso lidated O rch ts tras Dook in g Ex
changc, 1591 Broadway , h as a nnounc ed the addi
t ion to its staff of Mrs. Earl Full er, form e rl y oi
Earl Fuller, In c., to have complete char ge O(
soc iety and club bookin gs ; also Bert \Villialll s,
a well-known organi st who wi ll be in ch arge of
the d epart ment particularly caterin g to the
booki ng of organi s t s for motion pi cture ho uses,
a · bus ines s whic h h as s('(' n a rapid g ro wt h
rluring the past fel" year<,
"Steamboat Sal"
"You W ant~d Some
one to Play With, I
Wanted Someone
to Love"
"M. T. Pocket Blues"
"Mom-Ma"
"Little Town in the
QuId County Down"
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