Music Trade Review

Issue: 1926 Vol. 82 N. 17

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APRIL 24, 1926
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The Music Trade Review
Best Edition
of the
World's Best Music
Nationally Advertised
for your direct benefit
That's Why Live Dealers
Push It
Century Music Pub. Go.
235 West 40th St.
New York
head "of Frank Clark, Inc., Chicago, who ended
his life Tuesday afternoon, April 13, by shooting
himself at his home, 6367 Sheridan road. He
kad been ill for several months and at the time
of his death had been suffering from insomnia.
He was thirty-nine years old.
Funeral services were held Thursday, April
15, from the late residence at 6367 Sheridan road.
Interment at Rosehill. He is survived by his
widow, Flo Jacobson Clark.
Jack Mills Featured
in New York Times
Weekly Pictorial Pictures Organization Is De-
scribing Methods of Pulling Over a Popular
Song
Jack Mills, the music publisher, and his staff
received a full page of publicity with illustra-
tions recently in the New York Times Weekly
Pictorial. The story carried five photographs
of the various departments of the Jack Mills
establishment andi space was given to a descrip-
tion of the ballad success, "The Lonesomest
Girl in Town." The article appeared as a fea-
ture under the caption "How a Popular Song Is
Born and Reaches the Public."
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF., April 19.—"Buggy Ride
Week," April 11 to 18, arranged by Villa Moret,
Inc., the publisher, was a huge success accord-
ing to reports from various parts of the country.
The song was sung by many vaudevillians, it
was intensively broadcasted and it was featured
by dance orchestras. Organists in motion pic-
ture houses made special presentations of
"Buggy Ride" with the attractive illustrated
slides. Charles Daniels, the president of the
Villa Moret, Inc., states that it has now twelve
offices located in the principal cities of the
country and will be in a position to make all
its new numbers national successes.
Frank Clark Dead
CHICAGO, III., April 17.—The trade was shocked
to learn of the sudden death of Frank Clark,
To Represent Well-Known Chicago Publisher in
Eastern Territories—Widely Known Figure
Bob LePage, the well-known professional or-
chestra man, has been appointed Eastern rep-
resentative for Forster Music Publisher, Inc.
Mr. LePage is known to practically every or-
chestra leader in New York, Philadelphia and
Boston and in addition has a wide acquaintance
among motion picture organists and many pro-
fessional singers.
Mr. LePage spent the winter in Florida where
he had under his direction a number of or-
chestras playing for the leading hotels in Miami
and Palm Beach. He was formerly eastern
representative for J. W. Jenkins Sons' Music
Co. of Kansas City and previous to that was
associated with other big publishing organiza-
tions.
The Triangle Music Publishing Co. recently
accepted for publication a new fox-trot entitled
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45TH ST.
Write for Dealers' Price
NYC.
"I'm Leaving You." The number is of ballad
style written by Costello and Maisto.
JACK MILLS
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"DANCE ENCORES"
are the rage of the hour!
They are short dance orchestral arrangements of
the classics in loose leaf form, and may be pur-
chased by the part. Artistically edited, cued and
cross-cued by the greatest master of them all—F.
HENRI KLICKMANN.
Every dance musician in
America will want "DANCE ENCORES" for his
permanent books. Already the first edition has been
snapped up like lightning.
Second printing now
ready.
Each folio contains: "Song of the Volga
Boatmen"—Fox-Trot.
"Melody in F"—Waltz, A.
Rubenstein.
"Good-bye"—Fox-trot, F. P. Tosti.
"Ciriblribin"—Fox-Trot, A. Pestalozza. "Andantino"
—Fox Trot, E. H. Lemare.
"Love's Old Sweet
Song"—Fox-Trot, J. L. Malloy. "Elegie"—Fox-Trot,
J. Massenet. "Berceuse"—Fox-Trot, B. Godard. "My
Heart at Thy Sweet Voice"—Fox-Trot, C. Saint-
Saens. "Valse Bleue"—Fox-Trot, A. Margls.
Any of these parts may be ordered
separately:
Piano Accompaniment, First Violin, First Saxophone
(Eb Alto), Second Saxophone (Bb Tenor), Third
Saxophone (Eb Alto), C Tenor (Melody), Saxophone,
Banjo, First Trumpet (Cornet), Second Trumpet
(Cornet), Trombone, Bass (Tuba), Drums.
DEALERS' PRICES
Each Part 15c.
BEAUTIFUL
BALfcAD
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^ Writer of
o ISmiKn Through" "Sunrise and
AMERICAS POPULAR
BALLAD SUCCESSES
Piano Ace, 30c.
ZEZ CONFREY'S LATEST
"10 Lessons for Piano"
The famous composer of "Kitten on the Keys" has
written his masterpiece in this book of ten fasci-
natingly interesting studies.
One chapter is de-
voted to the "Charleston."
A valuable book for
both beginner and advanced student.
NOVELTY PIANO SOLOS
"Dizzy Fingers" (Zez Confrey)
"Dog on the Piano" (Ted Shapiro)
"Kitten on the Keys" (Zez Confrey)
"Coaxing the Piano" (Zez Confrey)
ROSES OF PICARDY
NEW SONG HITS
INTHEGARDENOFTtmORROW
THE SONG OFSONGS
LOVE'S FIRST KISS
SMILE THRU WUR TEARS
t e a IF WINTER COMES
"The Lonesomest Girl in Town"
Smashing Ballad Hit
'SO IS YOUR OLD LADY" "THE BIG PARADE"
Comedy Success
A Sensational Song
"WATERS OF THE PERKIOMEN"
The Waltz Hit of 1926
JACK MILLS INC.
CHAPPELL-HARMS.INC.
185 MADISON AVE
NEW YORK
WHAT A MAN
SITTIN' ABOUND
SLEEPY TIME GAL,
SYMPATHY WALTZ
HI DIDDLE DIDDLE
SOMEBODY'S LONELY
MY CASTLE IN SPAIN
PRETTY LITTLE BABY
THE SONG OF THE SEA
AFTER I SAY I'M SORRY
BY THE SIGN OF THE ROSE
LONESOME MELODY O' MINE
SO DOES YOUR OLD MANDARIN
SUPPOSE I HAD NEVER MET YOU
LET'S TALK ABOUT MY SWEETIE
FIVE FOOT TWO, EYES OF BLUE
SHE'S A CORN-FED INDIANA GIRL
DON'T WAKE ME UP (Let Me Dream)
I'M SITTING ON TOP OF THE WORLD
TOO MANY PARTIES AND TOO MANY
PALS
SHE WAS JUST A SAILOR'S SWEET-
HEART
I NEVER KNEW HOW WONDERFUL
YOU WERE
LePage the Eastern Rep-
resentative for Forster
"Buggy Ride Week"
HARMS, INC. 6 2 W
HORSES
SWEET MAN
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H.VITMARK6S0NS NEWYORKJ
Music Publishers
Jack Mills Bldg.
148-50 West 46th Street
New York City
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Chinky China
Cute And Clever
FOX TROT
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NOVELTY
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SO DOES YOUR
Sensation
MY CASTLE
IN SPAIN*
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LEWIS and YOUNG
A Knockout Time hy
RAY HENDERSON
Melody Hit of
*BY THE W A V "
JACK HULBERTS
A Pilgrimage to the
Northwest Metropolis
(Continued from page 46)
"Know your customers." Calling one by name
creates a good impression—it touches their van-
ity. The entire human race is the same and the
good salesman knows it. Second, know your mer-
chandise—learn it properly. Try to draw your
customer out—but never drive him into any
purchase. Never try to change the customer's
mind if he is set on any particular purchase.
Make the consumer feel that you are acting
more as a counselor, advising the sale of a cer-
tain type of material."
Heinz also said: "While business is good, we
must go after it. The one who goes after it is
usually the one who finds that business is good.
The trouble with a lot of fellows who have 'soft
jobs' is that they think they have something to
lay down on."
.Here's a boost from Charlie about the five
lovely girls in the department. He thoroughly
believes that women make splendid music clerks
and are more careful and keep their interest in
many respects better than men. During a little
chat I had with one of the famous five of the
department, she had this much to say:
Men scoff at us, the weaker sex, our clothes
Your Teachers Will Appreciate the
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McKlnley Music Co.
1SO1-1517 East 55tki St. - Chicago
give them a shock,
They kick about our boyish bobs, skirt lengths
and rolled down socks,
They say we're not a modest set, our manners
give them a pain,
But will someone please explain why they al-
ways call again?
My friend Heinz took me through the entire
Sherman-Clay institution, three stories high,
through the piano department, radio, Victor and
musical instrument departments. It is easily
seen that all the stores are modeled after a 100
per cent pattern, dignity, character and class.
Just to wander away from business for one
moment, Charlie Heinz is sold on Seattle. To
prove that, he recently bought his own home.
Daddy Heinz is very proud of his little girl,
Phyllis, who, I understand, is quite a musician.
This little "dainty miss" is playing a composi-
tion entitled "Dainty Miss," published by Sher-
man, Clay & Co. Not only does she play well,
but she dances nicely, too. She's a very sweet
little girlie, and Mamma doesn't have to padlock
the jelly closet.
Woods Music Co.
H. J. Woods is president and C. H. Thomas
is secretary of the Woods Music Co., at 1421
Third avenue. Quite true, Mr. Woods comes
from the back woods of Maine but we'll not
hold that against him. We all know the high-
class type that comes from that lovable and
glorious State. When Harvey Woods con-
tracted the fever to go West, he was in the
banking business. Just how he drifted into the
music business, I don't believe he himself knows,
excepting that he was always a good musician,
even by heritage. About twenty-three years
ago, he started in the line and has been consid-
ered one of the standard-bearers in his part of
the country. He reaches all parts of the Pacific
Coast through his mail order business. He is
known to be of the real high-grade type in the-
industry.
A year ago Mr. Woods moved to a new loca-
tion and he is now associated with the Hopper-
BUY YOUR MUSIC FROM
BOSTON
Pablishers
Oliver Ditson Company
BOSTON
NEW YORK
Anticipate and Supply Every Requirement of Music
Dealers
Kelly Piano Co., occupying a large space on
the street floor for his music business. This is
principally a department of educational mate-
rial, literature, church music, oratorios, cantatas,
every type of band and orchestra music for the
professional musician and school orchestra. "If
it is worth carrying in stock, Harvey Woods has
it." With reference to the net-no-discount mark-
ing on sheet music at the present time Harvey
Woods has this to say: "If I were a music
publisher, I would certainly think of nothing
but the net-no-discount marking. It has abso-
lutely been the only solution for us. We make
no charge for delivery or postage on music. , At
a recent convention, I addressed one hundred
teachers of music and explained fully the change
that had taken place on the markings. Without
exception, everyone I interviewed was pleased
with the new system. In fact, they claimed that
they had always sold the music at cost to their
pupils and that they expected no profit for them-
selves."
The Woods Music Co.'s stock is arranged in
vertical files, divided alphabetically in several
oak booths, opening in front and facing a long
counter. The entire stock, being visible from
the outside, makes a splendid appearance. The
arrangement is very practical.
(Concluded next week)
Every One a Seller
Lonesome and Sorry
There Are Two Sides to
Every Story
Everything's Gonna Be Alright
Why Don't You Marry the
Girl?
Hot Henry
On Florida Shores
After Awhile
All the Hits from
"The Vagabond King"
—by Rudolf Friml
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder Co.
Strand Theatre Bldg.
New York
White-Smith Music Pub. Co.
PUBLISHERS,
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Main Offices: 40-44 Winchester St.. Boston.
Branch Houses: New York and Chicago
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Music Engravers and Printers
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