Music Trade Review

Issue: 1923 Vol. 77 N. 7

THE
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MUSIC
TRADE
REVIEW
!\\lGllST 18, 1923
A NOVEL ELYRIA, 0.. WINDOW
A NEW BERUN COMEDY SONG
BLOEDON AGAIN WITH BROADWAY
Day's Store Featuring "Cut Yourself a Piece of
Cake" From the Feist Catalog
"Nobody Can Love Me Like My Old Tomato
Can" to Be Exploited Widely by Publishers
Joins Broadway Pub. Corp. as Head of Mechan­
ical Reproduction Department
The success of lhe Leo Feist, Inc., new song
"Cut Yourself a Piece of Cake and Make Your­
self at Horne," together with the unusually at­
tractive advertising material issued by the COlll-
A. new comeely song· has been accepted for
jlublication by Irving Berlin, Inc. yYhile it is
the newest addition to this catalog the sales and
professional departments have already decided
to exploit it widely. The number is entitled
"N obody Can Love Me Like yIy Old Tomato
Can," and is from the pens of Billy Baskette,
who has written a number of popular successes
in the past, and William Downs. Several vaude­
ville singers have introduced the song and the
early indications seem to point to wide popu­
larity. This, together with the fact that the
Berlin organization is showing unusual interest
as to its future, should assure an unusual sale.
Edward Bloedon has aQain joined the staff
of the Broadway lvlusic Corp., 723 Seventh ave­
nue, N ew York City, in the capaci ty of the
manager of the mechanical reproduction depart­
ment. Mr. Bloedon has long experience in this
division of the music publishing business, hav­
ing been connected with some of the leading
publishing houses in such work. In addition,
Mr. Bloedon is well kn01Nn to many profes­
sionals and has other qualifications that make
him a valuable addition to the Broadway staff.
G. F. BAUER BACK FROM TRIP
Member of Harold Flammer, Inc., Staff Returns
From Extensive Trip
Display of Day's Music Store
)lany for its exploitation, has induced numerous
dealers to give the song window showings.
Outside of dressing the winelow· with title
pages no song in recenL months has lent itself
to the use of additional material on such small
appropriations. A case in point is herewith
shown of Day's Music Store, 367 Broad street,
Elyria, 0., in the window of which can be seen
a table on which has been placed a large cake
ready for service.
THE DEMAND IN PORTLAND, ORE.
PORTLAND, ORE., A ugust l1.- Stanlcy Baylis,
manager of the sheet music department of the
McDougall-Conn Music Co., says that the de­
mand continues for "Barney Google" and
"Dreamy Melody," Remick numbers; "Mar­
cheta" (John Franklin) and "Yes, vVe Have No
Bananas" (Shapiro-Bernstein). The vacation­
ers have made a good demand for the little
ukulele and, consequently, ukulele music has
had a good sale. The volume of sales has been
great of Vol. 1 and 2 of Comic Songs and Solos
for the Lkulele, by Erwin ]. Rung, and pub­
lished by D. L. Scroder, of New York.
NEW CHARLES K. HARRIS SONGS
Charles K. Harris announces three new songs,
one entitled "Bad News Blues," by Joe Gold
and Eugene YVest., writers o i "1:: v'r r bod y S h ill l­
mies Now"; a number by Joseph E. Howard,
writer of "I yVonder yVho Is Kissing Her
Now," called "If I Were in Love With Some­
body Else" (I Wouldn't Be Here \;Vith YOlT)
and a fox-trot ballad from the pen of Mr. Har­
ris, entitled "I've Always Been True Blue to
You" (So V\'hy Can't You Be True to Me?).
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George F. Bauer, well-known composer, ar­
ranger and organist, who joined thr staff of
Harold Flammer, Inc., some time ago, has re­
turned to New York following a trade trip.
M r. Bauer went as far southwest as Oklahoma
City and as far west as Topeka, Kan., and to
many of the large trade centers in intervening
territory and Canada. He states that the Flam­
Illn rat:1lop- is showing activity, particularly the
demand for three new Cadman nUlllb e rs, o ne of
which was written for and is being s ung by
John Steel, entitled "My Thoughts Are You."
W. S. SCOTT VISITS BUFFALO
BUFFALO, N . Y., July 28.- YV. S. Scott, vice ­
president of the Weile Pub. Co., of St. Louis,
is spending a week in Buffalo arranging a spe­
cial feature drive for "I Want the \;Vorld to
Know" and "Memories of \" irgiI;1ia," two of
their songs recently released. Besides special
window displays, the songs will feature in IllO­
tion picture theatres, with slide accompani­
ments.
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The A .
Stasny Music Co., Inc., recently
issued a new song and instrumental number,
entitled "\"faltz Me to Sleep" (In Your Arms).
The number, as a waltz, has been tried out by
numerous orchestras and hac: met with favor
from them.
TO PUBLISH NEW NOVELTV SONG
Phil Ponce Publication, New York, to Offer "It
Mustn't Taste From Herring"
Phil Ponce Publication, 1658 Broadway, New
York City, publisher of "Cat's Whiskers," "Baby
Clothes" and other successful publications, will
shortly release a new novelty song, enti iJed "I t
Mustn't Taste From Herring." The song has
a clever lyric and an attractive melody. The
title should have a wide appeal and is already
heard frequently along Broadway. The pu b­
lisher will make an active campaign on it.
Consult the Universal Want Directory of
The Review. In it advertisements are inserted
free of charge for men who desire positions.
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"That Red Head Gal"
"Steamboat Sal"
"Ach! Louie! "
"You Wanted Some­
one to Play With"
"S'Nora"
"Israel"
"M T Pocket Blues"
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EL.IZA DOYLE SMITH MUII"",,,,",os S9f.VAN BURENST.(HlCAGO
REMICK'S 8EST SELLERS
Beside a Babbling Brook
(Donaldson and 'Hahn's latest)
Barney Google
Dreamy Melody
Sweet One
My Buddy
On the Isle 01 Wickl
Wackl Woo
Carolina In the Morning
First, Last and Always
Girl 01 the Golden West
Lou'slana
Failing
JEROME H. REMICKlI CO.
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Music Engravers and Printers
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AUGUST
THE
18, 1923
MUSIC
TRADE
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General Office, Factory and Display Room,
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For more than FOR·TY-T"' O f'uc(';e~sive years this COJnnany bas
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