Music Trade Review

Issue: 1923 Vol. 77 N. 9

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1, 1923
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SINGS THE "GULF COAST BLUES"
Bessie Smith, Well-known Blues Artist. Records
Number for Colurnihia
B ess ie Sm ith , the new colored sin g ing artist,
\\' ho r ec entl y signed up exclusively to r ecord for
th e Columbi a records, made her introduction to
"Century"
Campaign
Is in
Full Sway '
Century Music Pub. Co.
235 West 40th 51.
New York
BAND LEADER FOR INDIAN SCHOOL
Government Seeking Experienced Man to Fill
Vacancy in Oklahoma
TI1e L'nited Sta tes Civi l Service Co mmi ss ion
announ ces th e followi ng ope n competitive ex ­
amination for o r c hes tra o r band lea der a nd in­
, tnl cto r, Ot h er info rmation than that g iven
below and app li cati on blanks m ay be obtained
fr o lll th e U nit ed Sta tes Civil Serv ice Comt11i s ­
si on, Vvas hin gto n, D, c., or the Sec ret a ry of
the Eoard of United Statrs Civ il S e rv ic e E",­
am iner s, at the pos t office or CU St0 111 hou se in
an y cit y :
I< ec eipt of ap pli cat ion s w ill clos e O ctob e r 9,
T he exa min a tion is LO fill a vacan cy at Chil occo
lndian Sc ho ol, Okla" at an e ntr ance sa lar y of
$840 a yea r, plus the increas e of $20 a month
g rant ed by Con g ress, and vaca nci es in p os i,
tion requiring similar qualification s ,
The dutie s a re to te ac h th e r ee d and brass
instruments; to tea c h the violin; to dir ec t th e
orches tra; to sel ect an instrume nta ti o n from th e
orc hestra for forming a ba nd to use during
dr e;;s para de, The appointee mu s t be willing
to a ccommo dat e hi mse lf to the sc hool pro g ram,
which m ean s th at JIlu c h of the ins tru c tion a nd
rehe ar sa ls ar e given in the evenin gs an d early
Inornings.
Competitors will not be required to r eport
for examination a t an y plac e, but will be rated
on thei r edu ca tion, trai n ing a nd experi e nc e.
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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th at lab ora tory by s inging " Gulf Coast Blues,"
a Clarenc e Williams Mus ic Publishin g Co. num­
be r. ~1is s S mith was her e tofor e unknown, but
with her fir s t rele as e on th e Columbi a "blu es"
enthusia sts thro-ug ho ut the country hail her as
a n exce p t ional find,
Th e dem a nd for "blue" numb ers, mostly ren­
de red by colored sin ging arti s ts, has bee n
g r eat ly on th e increase durin g re ce nt 1110 nth s.
111 fa ct, seve ral publishing hou ses have cr eated
d e partments to ca re for th e a rti s ts who confi ne
th eir acti vitie s to s uch numbers and in ord e r
to co-o pera te wi th practically a ll th e r ecor din g
companies w hich are featuring s uch issues,
"Gulf Coa s t BLu es," following the introduc­
tion by Miss Smith, has been re cord ed by prac­
tically all the tal kin g m ac hin e record com pa-
BIG SELLERS
in the various catalogs of
M. Witmark & Sons
.'\LABAlIIY BLACR SHEEP, WON'T YOl '
RETURN TO MY FOLD!
BEBE
FATE
FOR THE SAKE OF AUT,D J, ANG SYNE
GONE
GYPSY LOVE SONG
HONEYMOON TIllIE
I'LL FORGET YOU
Jl : ST BEEN WOND'RING
KISS lifE AGAIN
LET THE REST OF THE WORI,}) GO BY
LONG LOST lIIAlIIMA - DADDY lIIISSES
YOU
MIDNIGHT ROSE
~roTU:ER lIIACIIR1<:E
MY WILl) IRISH ROSE
NELLIE RELJ-Y, I LOVE YOU
(From Little N e llie I{clly
01' '1' SAN FI~ANCJSCO WAY
Ol' T TilER]'; IN '.rHE SlNSIIIN«: WITll
YOr
SLOW POKE
SlIIILIN' 1'HROUGH
"l ' NRIS'!'; AND YOU
TEN THOI ' S"ND YEARS I'ROllI NOW
THE LAlIIPLET HOl.'R
VIRGINIA BROWN
WHEN WILL THE SI · N SHJNE FOR Mr,?
YOU REMIND lIIE OF MY 1I10THER
(From ,I,;ttle N e llie Reily)
HI-LE-HI-LO
SNARE'S HIPS
APPLE SAUCE
RUNNIN' WILD
JOURNEY'S END
CRYING FOR YOU
WONDER],'FL ONE
CAROLINA 1I1AlIli\lY
DUS1'ING THE KEYS
GOOD NIGHT WALTZ
HOP, SKIP AND JUMP
BLUE HOOSIER BLUES
RIVER SHANNON lIIOON
SA W lIIIT,L RIVER ROAD
SWINGIN ' DOWN THE LANE
CUT YOURSELF A PIECE OF CAKE
THUEE O'CLOCR IN THE 1I10RNING
YOU'VE GOT TO SEE lIIAi\llIIA EVERY
NIGHT
Write for Dealers' Pricea
LEO. FEIST, IDc., FEIST BId,., New York
ni es throughout the co untry, Its sa les ha ve not
o nly been active in record forrn, but th e de­
mand for the piano co pie s has s hown sub stan­
ti al increase ever s ince th e number wa s first
rele ased.
Fred I<:isher, In c., has ju s t r elea sed a new
son g, entitled "You Wanted Someone t o Play
\"'ith, I Wanted Someone to Love." Th e num­
be r h as alr ea dy been introduced in va ud eville
by Barn ar d a nd Co lli e r in their s ket c h, "The
Fun Shop," It is a lso being used by a numb e r
of oth e r well-known acts.
WATERSON,
BERLIN & SNYDER CO.
S-O-N-G H-I-T-5
Stella
Waiting for the Evening Mail
Who's Sorry Now
Bella Donna
That Sweet Somebody 0' Mine
Beale Street Mama
Aggravatin' Papa
That Tacoma Home 0' Mine
Two Time Dan
Roll Along Missouri
Hotsy Totsy Town
Pi'pe Organ Blues
Don't Think You'll Be'. Missed
Keep Off My Shoes
Daddy's Wonderful Pal
I'm a Harmony Baby
Publi.bed by
WATERSON,
BERLIN & SNYDER CO.
StraJId Theatre did,., New Yark City, N. Y.
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FUTILE LITIGATION IN TRADE
Suits Penoing in Fall Terms Altogether Too
Many-Trade. Has Arbitration Board at Its
Disposal but Fails to Use It
~o less than fiv e suit s between mu sic pub­
li shers in so me cases and composers a nd pub­
lishers in ot hers are now in the hands of the
co urt s for adjudication. This i~ pr obab ly th e
greatest nu mb er of su ch s uits a,vaiting decision
in anyo ne court pe ri od.
The pro babiliti es ar e t hat some of th ese cas es
wi ll be thrown ou t of the COllrts altogether when
th e September terms open. In other cases th ey
wi ll be pro lon ge d for weeks o r months by th e
energet ic efforts of the contes ta nts and their
attorneys for a decision.
The point, h owev er, that is well wo rth con ­
si derin g by everyo ne in the m usic publishing
busines<; is that m ost of the cases w ill be futile.
encore-encouragers
"home sweet home lullaby"
"little lad o'dreams"
"sweetheart o'mine"
"music of a baby"
"land o'romance"
"caIIin' 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,
D.
y.
PANAMA TWILICltlJ
.r-A
Successor to' Rio
~ts
U
cJ\) 50w~45rH5r NE-W/ORJ;::.
':Dauflt
I.~ Hout:llilln
Ub/fz (On'J
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The r esults will not justify the expenditures
nor the ha rd feelings that wi ll follow such con­
tests. The history of all suc h cases during th e
past de ca.de shows that the ma jority of such
su its on ly involve attorney and court expe nse s
fo r all partie s.
The Music Publishers' Protective Association
has done much to eradicate the evils of plagia­
rism. It has also discouraged such su its where­
ever poss ible, bu t a fair amo unt of legal action
of th is caliber continues to land in the courts.
Pro-ba b ly it win co ntinue to do so, until the ex­
penses incurred dem onstrate to such contestants
the advisability of taking ad vantage of the board
of a. bitratio n of the Music Publishers ' Protec­
tive Assoc iation , thu s el imi nating the expenses
a nd the ha rd feelings that necessarily follow
what are in man y cases unadvisable and useless
actions.
FALL CAMPAIGN OF JACK MILLS, INC.
Jack Mi lls, Inc., which recently m oved into
its ne w building, 150 \V est Forty-sixth street,
New York City, plans a Fall cam pa ign on the
fol lo wing s on gs: "Ju st a Girl That Men For­
ge t," a ballad which is receiving except ional
popul arity in vaudevi lle; "Hey! Yo u Want An y
Cod Fish ?", a novelty, and "Love Is Ju s t a
Flowe r" and "Havana," bo th of th e lat te r from
the Pacific Coast. The catalog serie s of "Be au­
tiful Ba llads" wi ll al so be exploited.'
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DON MORAN IN VAUDEVILLE
BUFFALO, :-.J. Y., August 25.- Do n :Mo ran, who
managed the shee t music d epartment of the W.
T. Grant store in Buffalo, has re signe d. He and
his wife are booked for a vaudevi lle skit. Mr.
Moran is well known by publ is hers for the effi­
cie nt man ne r in which he handled his depart­
ment, making it the most popular department
of the lar ge store through creating a great
vo lume of sale s.
"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
· NAH"ASM~SH'NG
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ELIZA DOYLE SMITH
MUlit ","USH'"
59 E.VAH BUREN ST. (HICAGO

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