Music Trade Review

Issue: 1923 Vol. 77 N. 5

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AUGUST
THE
4, 1923
MUSIC
TRADE
51
REVIEW
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BLUE
HOOSIER RUNNIN'
WILD
BLUES
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Chicago Manager of Leo Feist, Inc" Receives
Appreciation of One of His Ab ilit ies
\ V ith much POIIlP, eerclllony and salaa ming
"Rocco Vocco, Ch icago managl:!..r o f Lco F e is t,
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a bili ties e nable him to co nv e rse free ly in lII any
langua ges anc! ILe is espec ia ll y fluell t w ith th e
diffic ul t Egyptian tongue. Goif-ing be ing sOllle­
thin g new for Saha ra -it es IvI r. \'occo hac! th e
good fortun e to b e paircd in a m a t c h w ith th e
H o n. A rru S ha ll a h l ey, to w h o ll' go lf "co r es
we re as bl a nk as th e d ese rt it se li.
Th e Hon. ,\rru was a ll awfu l bu s t a t th e ga lll e
a lld d.d 134 in e Ig ht ee n h o les, bllt th e e \'cr ­
ga ll a nt ~oc co deftly slipp ed him hi s own ca rd
of seve nt y -se ve n, much to th e s UrjHise of th e
Egyptian gent leman.
On r eac hin g the c lub ­
hous e h e 'was proclaimed as a h ero, chcered to
th e ec h o an d feted ex ten sive ly.
Hun d r eds of Egyptian m e mb e r s of th e S ko­
ru .n Cl u b w ith a melllb e r s hip throu g hout th e
world co ntribut ed to th e m eda l presented to
Mr. V occ o a nd hi s photo no w g races th e lTl any
clubroom s of t he orga ni za ti o n. R occo, s tunn ed
by it a ll , asked his s u ave friend the Hon. A rru
ShalJah Jey what "Skorum" meant. The H on.
,\rr u Shallah J ey, salaamin g with milch dignity,
backed slow ly to the do or an d, dr'a win g hi mself
up t o hi s full hei g ht, his se d in pure C hi cago-ese
IlLi ar!"
REFUSE TO BROADCAST NUMBERS
Jn c., was r ece ntl y pr ese nt e d w it h a mag nifi cen t
m ed a l b v a perso na l rep rese nt a ti ve of th e Sko­
rum C lub of Sahara. M r. Vocco's linguistic
Concert Artists, With Clau ses in C o ntra cts , Re ·
fuse Request of Eastman Theatre Manage­
ment
Ballad Sensation of the Season
Concert :Manage r J ames E. Furlong, of th e
Ea s tm an T h ea tre, Ro c he s t er, N. Y., has r ece ntl y
been e nd eavo rin g to effect a comp rom ise w ith
co nce rt a rti s t s whereby th e ir pro g ram s a t t h e
Eas tm a n Theatre will bp avai la bl e io r broad­
cas tin g thro u g h the apparatu s in s talled t h e r e.
\ good many of the best-known concert a rti sh,
w h o are u nder cO lltra ct \0 !ll,,"agers a nd me­
cha!lical repro du c tion cOlllpanies, have a nti­
broadcasting clauses ill their contrac t s. I t was
Mr. F u rlong's intention t o hav e this c l"u , (; e lilll ­
inat ed as far as the Ea s tman Th ea tr e pro g ram s
were co n ce rn ed , promi si n g th at n ot over thirt y
minut es of a n )' co nce rt wo uid be br oa d cas te d.
Hi s effo rt s in this direction, however, were un ­
"lI ccess ful, as the cO llcert arti sts, whi le friendly
t o the Ea,;tman Theatre , w e re afra id of be in g
s ubj ect to fin a n c ia l 10 .' S.
Wonderful Waltz Melody
Growing Rapidly
JUST ONE MORE WALTZ
13EFORE WE PART
FOR:OtDTIMES SAKE
WALTZ SONG
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KEYS
A Dusty Rag
Fox "Trot
Tune
ROCCO VOCCO RECEIVES MEDAL
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DUSTING
"BLUE HOOSIER BLUES" ACTIVE
Should Be One of the Outstanding Numbers of
the Year by Earl y Fall
" 1: lu c 1-loo,; ie r n lu es," re lea,;e d b y 1.('0 [-" e is t ,
nc., so m e till, e ago, has s how n indi cat ions o i
II CCOll li ng" on e of
th l' biggest -': l !Cl"C;-; ;'; C-'; J>ub ­
li;,h cd by that COIIIJl of thi s nUlll be r h as been so mewhat s IIrpr'ising
to th e Fe iq s: lk, o l·:-:·a n: %a ti o n. T n~s ll llich a, it
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accepte d fo r publication, th ey !IattHa li y
thou g ht we ll oi it , but did n o t eX Jl ec t th e so n g
to pr·oduc.e unu sua l r es ul ts IIII ti l late r in th e
yea r.
l3y ear ly Fa ll "D lu e Hoo s ie r lIlli e," , I. o llid
be o ne of th e o ut s tanci ill g n U!l lbers of the sca ­
so n. W ith t h is end in \·iew t h e var ious de part ­
ments of the publishing or ,~ ani%ation, includin g
the professional and band, arc makinI.'. a cam
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paign o n it.
NEW SHERWOOD NUMBER ISSUED
Th " S h e r woo d ~ rt"ic lO, 16S8 Hro a dw ay ,
New Yo r k C it y , rec e ntl y re le;hed " ,o ll g ba ll ad
e ntitl ed " ' ''' he ll You're TirC'd of Ca ll ing' 11 ('
Swee th e art \ ' ou l 'a ll !\lwav,; (',ti l ide 1:-'a I. "
The words and lIIusil' ar C' by [arl .Iol""t o n and
John kicca. A c cording to Vincent Sherwood,
h ead of the abov e or::;tni %a i ion, the number is
already popu la r among profe s sio na l s in g er , .
T h e H arry Vo n T il %er Music Publi sh in g Co ,
publi s he r of "O ld K in g 'fut ," has re leased a
n ew ba ll a d e n t itled, " J) car O ld Lad y." Thi s i.s
a " moth e r " so n g type of nUlllbe ,' for th e Fa ll.
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Wonderful Child
She' s Got Anoth er D a ddy
Bea utiful Rose
Home- My Lovin' Dixi e Home
In Th e Land of Swee t Sixtee n
Ylany Yea rs
Alw ays Looking For A Little Sunshine
Ju s t a Littl e Gold Watch and Cha in
, In n aby's Smile
, Love is Lov e For Ever
Loneso me Two
Piano Dream
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52
THE
M.USIC
TRADE
REVIEW
AUGU ST 4, J 923
A Chain of Successes­
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youVE
GOTTO SEE
MAMMA
CAROLINA
MAMMY
A Real Southern
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DOWN THE
LANE
EV'RYNIGHT
A Lonesome Blues
Mam",), SQn 6
An OldFashioned Son~
With a FyTrolSwing,
Frye Tl'ol
"You can't,8o w,'o n$ -With any'FEIST'so
E. C. MILLS NOW CHAIRMAN OF THE A. S. C. A. AND P.
Chairman of the Music Publishers' Protective Association Also Becomes Executive
Head of
Composers' Organization-Plans European Trip to Arrange Reciprocal Agreements
E . C. Mill ,;, c hairman of t he exec uti ve board
o f the ~[u s i c Publi s he rs' Prot ec ti ve Assoc ia­
tion, a ft er a series of co n ference...; \\·ith a C0 1\\­
mittee from th e A illeri can Soci ety of Com­
posers, Authors and Publi s h e r s, h as acce pted
the cliztirillanship of th e execut i\'e co rnlllittee
ill that organization.
For the past several Illonth s th e .\. S, C'. .'\.
and 1-'. has endeavored 1' 0 acq uir e the se rVi ces
o f 'Mr. Mills. Howenr, b e ;.dlO\\'eci SO lll e h eS I­
tancy in accCj)tin,C': the offi ce throu g h th e fact
that the Society's original p lea was for hi s ex­
throughout the world and a n equitable distribu­
tion be made of same .
The .\ S.
and P. will s hortly inaugu­
rate some new plan s f o r th e purpose of inter­
c;.:ting more of the s tanda rd publ ishing organi­
zations in its activiti es. This, together with somc
entirely new, ori g in a l an d fair methods of col­
lectinc: lic en;.:c fees from v a udeville, motion pic­
ture theatres, as well as ca barets and dan c e
halls, is plann ed.
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"ROMANY LOVE" IN ENGLAND
c lusive ~ervice:-;.
l ' nder th e pre s ent a rran gC ll\ C llL ~ .\Jr . :\lill s
w ill co ntinue in hi < executi ve capac it y in th e
f"I. 1'. 1) :\. and w ill a lso und e rt a ke th e r es pon ­
., ibilit y of dir e ctin :.,: th e ac ti v iti es of the COIll­
pose r s' Societ y ,
Mr. Hill s plan s a trip to Europ e in th e ea rl y
Fa ll for th e p urp Ose of c lo s in c; arrangeme nts
w itll CO ll lpoo.,ers' societie s of E ur o p e, in c ludin g
th ose in England, France, ltal y an d Ger m a ny,
w h e reby, through a recipro ca l arrang e m e n t,
fn's will be collectcd by th e various soc iet ies
During tlt e pa s t few yea rs A m e ri ca n pub­
li ca tions have s uc cee d ed> in obt a ining wide popu­
la rit y a nd sales for American works of the
better s ort.
A nl ong these lat t e r can be included "1~ol11any
.I.ove ," f rom th e ca talog of the Sam Fox Pub­
lishin g Co., NeVi Yo rk and C le ve land, 0., w hi ch
has jUlllped into ullmual pr o minen ce in En g ­
land. It is tru e that thi s particu lar numb er is
played as a fox -tr ot, bu t it is its lllu s ica l m e rit s
\\ hi ch ha ve attain e d for it a place on th e mu s ic
counters eve r y,vh e r e in th e B riti s h Isl es.
A fittin g d e mon s tratio n of thi s Brilish recog­
llition of " H o manl' I ,O\'c" is shown b y its in­
clusion in the Charle s D. Cochran pla y , "Dover
Street to Dixi e, " now pla y in g at the Lonclon
Pavilion, wherr it is stage d and presented in a
featur e d so n g' ser n e <\nu s uns by Lloyd CatTelt,
the we ll-kn own A ill e ri ca n tenor.
Herew ilh is ,hOWIl a windo,", display in one
of thc forty K e ith-l'rowse s tores showing the
tit le pagcs of ":{otllany 1,ove " to advantaQ'c
and in the center ca n be sce n a placard in which
ils inclu,ion in th e llIusical s how is announced .
PUBLISHERS WIN IN COURT
CUT YOUR)ELF
A PIECEr-CAKE
AtiD MAKE
'fou RSEl.l'
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An Attractive "Romany Love " Display
larity in tlle Ihli.,h Isles
"Vllile it is true
t hat the bl'ge part of this I-ccogn iti o n f o r .\nl(l'­
iea n prints has becn,,~i\ en I n the fox- tr o t type
of lllel0dv, there has abo b ee n c reated POP\) -
i\ final de cree was rece ntl y hand e d dO\\' n hy
the United S tal es Distrin Co urt fo r the Ea s tern
Distril'l of 1'e nn sy lvania wh e r e by a lo n g li st
of theatre own e r s a re p e rp e tuall y e njoin e d and
restrain e d fr Olll pub li c ly p c rf or illin'~:t"' llumb (']'
of popular son gs ,
The ca ses in vo lve SO lli e tw e nt y -nin C' de­
fendant s in s uit s brou g ht by a number of pub­
li s h ers , llleillbus of th e .\Ill e rican Society of
Compo<,ers, A uth ors an d Publishers, which have
bec n befo;'e the co urt s for adjudicat ion for the
past two years.
In addition each ddenda'nt is finecl $250 and
the court costs, involvin g c lose to $100, and
, ti C
c(llllpclkd lo p: :y :: " 'o rn e), fees of $lS0 by
order of the court.
While no n ew legal d ec ision is involved in
the abo\'c GISeS, til e ve rdi ct is a sweep ing v ic­
tory for the Society, ina s mu c h as it in volves
a ,core of def c ndant s in on e particu la r territor y .
"Youcan't,80wron8-With any'FEIST'son&'
RYIN
FOR YOU
A Fo.x: Trot BaI1ad
By ! he WI'/! el's of
WhyShould I C1'Y OVer You"
MILL
RIVER
ROAD
The Irresisti hle F~Trot Hit
And hf/'J1~{ar!f7Y -li'C'l'!zey 'I1as!(?;pI(?CX!
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