Music Trade Review

Issue: 1925 Vol. 81 N. 3

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THE MUSIC TRADE
JULY 18, 1925
REVIEW
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Plan World-Wide Protection
for British Composers
Wr<
Performing Rights Society of Great Britain to
Co-operate With Protective Organizations in
Colonies and Other Countries
Dealers Push
"CENTURY"
Because
It Is
Nationally
Advertised!
Century Music Pub.) Co.
235 Witt 40th St.
New Yark
Pioneer Go. Buys Two
Widely Known Copyrights
Now Owner of the Waltz, "Wedding of the
Winds" and the Reverie "Cathedral Chimes"
The Performing Right Society of Great Brit-
ain, through Mr. Woodhouse, the controller of
the society, who has just returned from South
Africa, reports that gradually the rights of Brit-
ish composers of music are being protected all
over the world. Mr. Woodhouse concluded con-
tracts in South Africa for the use of the so-
ciety's repertoire at all the principal theatres,
music halls and photoplay houses in the Union
of South Africa. Also, with the Cape Peninsu-
lar Publicity Association, which controls the
Cape Town Symphony Orchestra. Mr. Wood-
house will shortly visit Canada to arrange a
program for the exploitation of the society
rights in that country and with a view to the
establishment of a Canadian performing right
society. He will also visit and confer with the
officials of the American Society of Composers,
Authors & Publishers to arrange closer co-op-
eration between the two societies in the mutual
interest of its respective members.
Charlie Chaplin Shines as
Musician and Composer
Film Comedian an Able Left-Handed Violinist
and Recently Conducted Orchestra in Making
of Brunswick Record
DEAR ONE
YOU AND I
0 KATHARINA
LOVELY LADY
. ,.,, ....
SONG OP LOVE
''• •i'» " '
I'M SO ASHAMED
DOODLE DOO DOO
HAUNTING MELODY
HONEST AND TRULY
THE MIDNIGHT WALTZ
WHEN I THINK OF YOU
THE PAL THAT I LOVED
PAL OP MY CRADLE DAYS
ROCK-A-BYE-BYE-BABY DAYS
WILL YOU REMKMKER ME
LET IT RAIN, LKT IT POUR
I'LL SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS
NO WONDER (THAT I LOVE YOU)
HONEY, I'M IN LOVE WITH YOU
LET ME LINGER LONGER IN YOUR
ARMS
MY GAL DON'T LOVE ME ANY MORE
WHEN THE ONE YOU LOVE LOVES
YOU
1 HAD SOMEONE ELSE BEFORE I
HAD YOU
IP IT WASN'T FOR YOU I WOULDN'T
BE CRYING NOW
Write for Dealers' Prices
LEO
New Berlin Fox-Trot
"Say, Arabella" (What's a Feller Gonna Do)
is the title of a new comedy song and fox-trot
Few of the admirers of Charlie Chaplin, the dance released by Irving Berlin, Inc. The num-
The Pioneer Music Publishing Co., 119 Fifth
avenue, New York City, has purchased two very well-known film comedian, know that he is a ber was recently introduced in vaudeville and
valuable compositions from the original owners composer or that he is much of a musician. As the initial reception has justified the publishers
in giving it wider exploitation. As a dance, too,
of the copyrights. These are "Wedding of the a matter of fact, however, he is quite ac-
Winds," one of America's most famous and complished in this direction He studied the is is proving popular. It has been given a par-
beautiful waltz numbers, purchased from the au- violin in his youth and is one of the few left- ticularly effective orchestra arrangement which
thor and composer, John T. Hall, and a well- handed bow-players the world has known. He is will add to its popularity.
known reverie, "Cathedral Chimes," by Arnold also a conductor as was demonstrated by his
and Brown, purchased from the Harold Free- ability in directing Abe Lyman's Cocoanut
man Music Co. The orchestra rights on the Grove Orchestra when they recently made the
recording of his new song "With You, Dear,
"Wedding of the Winds" have been disposed of
Jack Mills, head of the music publishing firm
to Carl Fischer, Inc. The new owners plan to In Bombay." This record was made for the bearing his name, will shortly add a new de-
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co. Chaplin not partment to his organization. This section of
exploit these issues on a wide scale.
only wielded the baton on this occasion but
the Mills organization will show most of its inter-
himself played the violin solo part of the re- est in nursery rhymes, baby and crooning songs.
This development was found necessary by the
cording.
Sequel to
It is said that the Brunswick Co. has inau- recent addition to the Mills home of a baby
'love Sends a. little Gift of Roses"
gurated a special publicity department and will girl.
feature this Chaplin recording. "With You,
Dear, In Bombay" is published by M. Witmark
& Sons. Chaplin wrote both the words and mu-
sic. It is a lively fox-trot with an appealing
swing and very tuneful melody. The Witmark
Co. will exploit the number on a wide scale.
Jack Mills' Newest Venture
en the sun
imeBnmghttheRose
New Ditson Publications
HARMS, INC.
62W.4-5THST.,NY.C.
AMERICAS POPULAR
BALLAD SUCCESSES
ROSES OF PICARDY
THEV/ORLDISWAITING^SUNRISE
INTHE GARDEN OFmtiORROW
THE SONGOF SONGS
LOVES FIRST KISS
SMILETHRU YOUR TEARS
IF WINTER COMES
Among the songs added to the catalog of the
Oliver Ditson Co. is "A Fair Lady," with music
by Horace Johnson, set to a poem by Helen
Reddington; "The Heart of a Pearl," by G.
Waring Stebbins, arranged from
Robert
Browning; "Dream Clouds," words and music
by R. Deane Shure.
Also, for the piano has been added Paolo
Conte's "Petite Valse" and six compositions by
Helen L. Gramm, namely: "Spring Is Here,"
"Trottery Trot," "Lazy Lou," "The Postman,"
"The Valentine" and "Katydids." Also to its
third series "Russian Piano Music" has been
added "Orientale," by Cesar Cui, transcribed by
Charles Fonteyn Manney, and "O Sole Mio,"
arranged by Hartley Moore.
CHAPPELL-HARMS.INC.
185 MADISON AVE
NEW YORK
--
OiNY PUBLISHER. OUR. REFERENCE
WRITE FOR PRICES ^> <^ ~
2 0 5 4 W.LAKE ST. CHICAGO. ILL
BEAUTIFUL BALLAD
^ARTHUR A.
Vfritw $ "Smilm Through"
M WITMARK 6 SONS
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THE
MUSIC
TRADE
REVIEW
A Window Display
That Did Double Duty
ment, was so enthusiastic over the number and
so well pleased with the Q R S roll made by
the Chicago concern, that he at once made ar-
rangements to have the combination window
Sherman, Clay & Co. Exploit Both Sheet Music put in.
and Music Rolls of New Song "Twilight"
Arthur Duclos, manager of the player roll de-
partment, reports that as a result of the window
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL., July 5.—Sherman, Clay
the department is having a remarkable sale on
& Co. have combined in this picture a sheet mu- the Q R S rolls. The window was designed
JULY 18, 1925
J. S. Galdwell Writes
Meritorious Number
Manager of the J. R. Reed Music Co., of Aus-
tin, Tex., Composer of "The Corner That
You Live In"
John S. Caldwell, manager of the J. R. Reed
Music Co., of Austin, Texas, is the composer of
the song "The Corner That You Live In." The
music is set to words by the same writer and is
dedicated to Dr. George Green, pastor of the
First Baptist Church, of Austin. The song was
sung for the first time in Austin on Sunday eve-
ning, June 28. As a church hymn and as a
cheerful forward-looking message the number
should have wide appeal. Introduced in Aus-
tin it undoubtedly will find its way to other cen-
ters, as it is indeed a most unusual number.
G. K. Harris Broadcasts
Charles K. Harris, who appears occasionally
on the radio, recently took his entertainers over
to station WOR. Besides Mr. Harris himself,
he had the DeMille Trio and Miss Alvira La-
Moure, the latter a rising young prima donna,
who will shortly appear in grand opera. Mr.
Harris opened his program with his new waltz
song, "Danger In Your Eyes," and Miss La-
Moure sang Mr. Harris' latest barcarolle called
"I Knew." This latter, although only recently
released, has achieved wide popularity and is
being introduced by some of the most promi-
nent recital and concert singers as well as well-
known vaudeville stars.
Popular Portland Sellers
PORTLAND, ORE., June 27.—According to the sheet
music dealers a big run has been made recently
on Villa Moret's "Just a Little Drink," Sha-
piro-Bernstein's "Oh Ah" and "Who Takes
Care of the Caretaker's Daughter," Feist's "Oh,
Katharina" and "Midnight Waltz." Of the bal-
lads Charles Wakefield Cadman's "A Rose for
Every Heart" and "June Brought the Roses,"
both of which were published by Harms, Inc.,
Sherman, Clay & Co.'s Wonderful Window Display of "Twilight"
made big hits during the Rose Festival and "On
sic and Q R S player roll window of their lat- under the personal supervision of Mr. Jesse the Oregon Trail," Sherman, Clay & Co., was
est hit "Twilight."
Glick, who has charge of all of Sherman, Clay featured by all bands, orchestras and theatres
Ed Little, manager of the sheet music depart- & Co.'s window decorations. Mr. Glick is him- during the festival week. Since the festival
self a composer of note, having written such the sales have been doubled on some of the
well-known numbers as "Pale Moon," "Indian foregoing. A Remick number which is receiv-
Lullaby," and others.
ing the attention of the local orchestras is
Of Interest to McKinley Dealer,,!
"Swanee Butterfly," and the Remick Song &
Now ready for season 1925!
Gift Shop and Seiberling-Lucas Music Co. re-
New Russian Fox-Trot
port big sales of the number. Generally speak-
The new Irving Berlin Russian fox-trot ing the demand for sheet music is steadily
50 New Numbers and New
"Sonya" should be a particularly effective of- growing in this section.
Catalogs now ready for 1925
fering during the Summer months. It carries
an unusual dance arrangement and it introduces
37 C h o i c e N u m l x T s for I'jjino, 5 V i o l i n iiml
P i a n o D u c t s , X V i o l i n , V i o l o n c e l l o anil I'uino
a type of melody that will give it distinctive-
I*1IT»'H.
,•> More f o r S a x o p h o n e a m i I'isino.
ness when played by dance orchestras. The
Berlin organization has commenced exploita-
Salable Copyrights! Best Reprints!
tion on this song and dance and hopes to make
it a big feature before the Summer is over.
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