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THE
THE 'WALTZ
MUSIC TRADE
BALLAD
REVIEW
THAT'S
MARCH 8, 1924
DIFFERENT
Lovers Lane is a Lonesome Trail
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active numbers, the Broadway Music Corp. has
released a new song by Archie Gottler, en-
titled "It's About Time." This latter will be
exploited in vaudeville by dance orchestras and
by the aid of radio.
Broadway Music Gorp.'s
Numbers Programmed
"Kentucky Sure as You're Born" and "Ain't
You Ashamed" Selling Well—New Number
by Archie Gottler Released
The Broadway Music Corp.'s two feature
songs, "Kentucky Sure as You're Born" and
"Ain't You Ashamed?" are being programmed
by a long list of headline vaudeville acts, as
well as many prominent orchestras throughout
the country, the result of which is a widespread
demand for the piano copies of these issues.
According to the sales department of the
Broadway company, sheet music sales are
slightly below normal for this period. The two
numbers mentioned above, however, have been
among the leaders in point of sales and is the
evidence upon which they are credited with
being hits. In combination with the two above
Vincent Rose Pays
a Visit to New York
Well-known Songwriter Comes to Metropolis
for First Time in Years—Writer of Many
Well-known Popular Sellers
Vincent Rose, one of the be"st known of our
popular songwriters, is paying a visit to New
York after an absence of many years. For the
last twelve years he has been located in Los
Forster Men in East
CHICAGO, III., March 1.—F. J. Forster, head of
the Forster Music Publisher, Inc., and Maurice
L. Adler, sales manager, left last week for a
short trip to New York and the East. The
company has just taken over a new song en-
titled "Minnesota Moon," formerly published by
the McClure Music Co., St. Paul, Minn., which
looks like another big hit, such as "Mellow
Moon." Among the new numbers that will be
released by the Forster Music Publishers during
the month of March are "Watchin' the Clock,"
words by Gus Kahn, music by Seymour Simons;
"Lonely Little Wallflower," words and music
also by these gentlemen; "Land of My Sunset
Dreams," words and music by Wendall Woods
Hall; "Mississippi Mammy," words and music
by Erwin Schmidt, Marty Bloom and Casper
Nathan.
New H. H. and E. Numbers
E. T. Paull's New March
The following are among the new issues added
to the catalog of Hinds, Hayden & Eldredge,
Inc., "Star Eyes," with words by Adele De
Leeuw and music by Gennaro M. Curci; "My
Love," words by Annelu Burns, music by
George H. Gartlan; "It Is for You," words by
Karl Fuhrman, music by Robert Braine; "I
Would Hold You in My Arms," with words by
Annelu Burns and Mary McMillan and music
by Mildred White Wallace; "Smiling Eyes,"
words by Annelu Burns with music by Hugh
Coleman; "Seek Ye the Lord," by Russell J.
England; "Judgement Day," by Robert de Ar-
mond and recorded and arranged by Victor
Young; "Lift Up Your Heads," words and mu-
sic bv J. Clarendon McClure.
The Four
Horsemen
SYNOPSIS
The White Horse and Rider
Representing peace, prosperity and happiness
The Red Horse and Rider
Symbolizing reign of war, bloodshed
and murder
The Black Horse and Rider
Expressing depression, gloom, sadness
and sorrow
The Pale Horse and Rider
Indicating famine, frenzy, terror and death
E. T. Paull's Greatest Descriptive March
Magnificent Title Page Design in 6 Colors
Explanatory Article Tells the Full Story
SPECIAL OFFER
Introductory order at TEN CENTS a copy.
Order now. After order at regular rates.
Direct or your jobber.
E. T. PAULL MUSIC CO.
243 West 42nd St.
New York
JACK
Vincent Rose
Angeles, and at the present time is playing at
the Montmartre Cafe in that city.
Rose was born in Italy, but as a child his
parents took him to Chicago, where he made
his home and where at one time he was a
prominent orchestra leader, for many years
playing at the Congress Hotel.
Many years ago he was known as the com-
poser of the semi-high-class ballad type of song,
but with the advent of dance music, in which
he and his orchestra are leaders in the West,
he devoted his talent to the more popular dance
tunes. Some of his compositions are "Oriental,"
"Tell Me Why," "Avalon," "Love Tales" and
the current popular hit, "Linger Awhile." His
latest song, "I'm Worried Over You," is gen-
erally predicted as a coming hit.
Consult the Universal Want Directory of
The Review. In it advertisements are inserted
free of charge for men who desire positions.
N9RWORTHS
MEOW
BIG H I T
YOU CAN TAKE ME AWAY FROM DIXIE
With a. Snappy
•
Melodious Rhythm
of Irresistible Charm !
(BUT YOU CAN'T TAKE DIXIE
FROM M E )
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