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The Music Trade Review
JANUARY 22, 1927
songs by R. E. Smith which take for their
atmosphere some outstanding Far West objects.
They are entitled "Mount Rainier," "Grand
Canyon," "General Sherman Tree," "Crater
Lake" and "Lake Tahoe." R. E. Smith is also
responsible for a new Indian cycle which inas-
much as it is noted as Book 1 is probably the
forerunner of similar publications.
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Interesting Publications
by W. A. Quincke & Go.
Several New Collections and Cycles That Are
Distinctly Out of the Ordinary, Offered by
Well-known Los Angeles Publishers
"Betsy" New Ziegfeld
Show Now on Broadway
Some Promising Numbers in the Score of the
Production Now at New Amsterdam Theatre
—Harms, Inc., the Publishers
A new Florenz Ziegfeld production known as,
"Betsy," and in which is featured Belle Baker,
of vaudeville fame, opened recently at the New
Amsterdam Theatre, New York City. As is
usual with a Ziegfeld production the show is
unusually elaborate, well staged, has good danc-
ers and not a few important songs.
While Belle Baker is the outstanding enter-
tainer the show does not lack for other im-
portant members, including Al Shean, Jimmy
Hussey, Allen Kearns, and Borrah Minnevitch
and His Harmonica Orchestra, which is a no
small attraction in itself.
The book is by Irving Caesar and David
Freedman, and the lyrics are by Lorenz Hart
and Richard Rodgers. The dances are staged
by Sammy Lee.
The outstanding numbers published by
Harms, Inc., include "Come and Tell Me," "If
1 Were You," "Sing," "Stonewall Moskowitz
March," "You're the Mother Type," and "This
Funny World." In addition one of the feature
songs of Belle Baker is the new Irving Berlin
number "Blue Skies" published, of course, by
Irving Berlin, Inc.
W. A. Quincke & Co., 430 South Broadway,
Los Angeles, Cal., occasionally publish a little
house organ called Things Worth Knowing. In
the first issue of the new year they feature a
number of interesting new publications includ-
ing "Lullaby Moon," "When Twilight Comes,"
"Northern Lights," "When I Go Home" and
Harold Flammer, Inc., has just issued a
"Open the Gates of Dawn."
novelty for the piano by Bernard Barnes called
The Quincke Co. recently presented to the
trade a series of new collections and cycles.
These include five compositions by W. A.
Quincke, called "Autumn Thoughts," "Mem-
ories," "Regrets," "Day Dreams" and "South-
ern Blossoms." There is also a series of nature
New
Flammer Numbers
School, Lodge and
Assembly Marches
THE LITTLE RED
SCHOOL HOUSE
March Victorious
(Mabel
(Mabel Metz K er-Wri*ht>
Reliance March
(Clifford)
AND THE
World-Famous
American Beauty March
McKINLEY
* MUSIC
Knights of Columbus March
50 NEW NUMBERS FOR 1927
READY, Piano Solos, Piano Duets and
Violin and Piano
Salable Copyrights! Best Reprints!
New Catalogs Free with Stock Orders
Mr. Dealer: If you do not carry this "BIG
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"Parade of the Golliwogs." The publisher has
given this issue a most attractive title page
which lends itself readily for display purposes.
Another new addition to the Flammer catalog is
a piano composition called "Venice by Moon-
light," by L. de Vere Nicholson. To its "Blue
Octavo Series" the Flammer Co. has added
"Carmena" by H. Lane Wilson, arranged for
three-part chorus of women's voices by Albert
Mildenberg, and "Brier Roses," a quartet or
chorus for men's voices, by F. Debois.
The new firm of De Sylva, Brown, Hender-
son, Inc., occupying the entire sixth floor at 745
Seventh avenue, New York City, starts business
with five songs, one of which, known as "It All
Depends on You," has been featured for some-
time by Al Jolson in "Big Boy." The others in-
clude "I Want to Be Miles Away From Ev'ry-
one," "Oh Baby Don't We Get Along," "You
Won't See Me If I See You Out With Anybody
Else At All," and "I Wonder How I Look
When I'm Asleep."
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A HIT SONG
By Hit Writers
(Rosey)
(William*)
(Clifford)
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(Mabel
Metzrer-Wright)
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