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JUNE VOCALSTYLE ROLLS
Big List of Ballads, Blues, Fox-Trots, Waltzes
and One-Steps and New Foreign
Numbers Presented.
The following song rolls are included in the list
of June releases of the Vocalstyle Music Company,
Cincinnati, O., the names of the recording artists
being printed in parentheses:
Bells of the Sea (ballad), Lamb & Solman (Lillian
Tyler Plogstedt; Cannon Ball Blues (Blues), Henry,
Heywood & Brockman (Dick Osgood); Cheatin' on
Me (fox-trot), Yellen & Pollack (Hilda Myers); China
Girl (fox-trot), Halstead, Warner & Singer (Abe
Cole); Get Yourself a Broom and Sweep Your Trou-
bles Away (fox-trot), Rose, Brockman & Von Tilzer
(Hilda Myers); Hot Hot Hottentot (fox-trot), Fred
Fisher (Edgar Hayes); I Want Your Love (Most of
All) (waltz), Horne & Tandler (Ruth Mack); I'm
So Ashamed (waltz), Miller & Cohn (Ruth Mack);
In Shadowland (waltz ballad), Lewis, Young, Brooks
& Ahlert ("Bernice" the Radio Star); Insufficient
Sweetie (fox-trot), Wells & Jones (Hilda Myers);
In the Garden of Tomorrow (ballad), Graffe, Jr., &
Deppen (Lillian Tyler Plogstedt); Johanna (fox-trot),
Robertson, Persell & Smith (Mary Allison); Let It
Rain—Let It Pour (I'll Be in Virginia in the Morn-
ing) (fox-trot), Friend & Donaldson (Rudy Ger-
main).
Little Brown Jug, the (one-step), Eastburn (Joshua
Jones); My Sugar (fox-trot), Britt & Little ("Bernice"
the Radio Star); Nora Lee (fox-trot), Persell &
Smith (Rudy Germain); Old Favorites No. 4 (fox-
trot), containing Auld Lang Syne, Old Folks at
Home, Carry Me Back to Old Virginny; When You
and I Were Young, Maggie, Silver Threads Among
the Gold, Love's Old Sweet Song (Mary Allison);
One Stolen Kiss (waltz), Rodemich & Conley (Ruth
Mack); Play Me Slow (Blues), Hagen & O'Flynn
(Edgar Hayes); Swanee Butterfly (fox-trot), Rose &
Donaldson (Abe Cole); Tom Cat Rag, The (Blues),
Henry, Heywood & Brockman (Dick Osgood); West
Virginia (march song) (one-step), Honaker & Jay
(Dick Osgood); When I Think of You (fox-trot),
Owens & Rose (Edgar Hayes); When My Sugar
Walks Down the Street (All the Little Birds Go
Tweet-Tweet-Tweet (fox-trot), Austin, McHugh &
May 23, 1925.
Mills (Sam Jones); When You and I Were Seventeen
(waltz), Kahn & Rosoff (Hilda Myers); Why
Couldn't It Be Poor Little Me? (fox-trot), Kahn &
Jones (Hilda Myers); Yearning (Just for You) (fox-
trot), Davis & Burke (Edgar Hayes).
The following instrumental number is included:
Someone Loves You After All, McCarthy & Tierney
("Bernice" the Radio Star).
The following are foreign rolls of recent issue:
Spanish—La Soldadera, Cancion Mexicana, Marimba
waltz; La Provinciana, tango; La Rancherita, Cancion
Mexicana, fox-trot; Recuerdo "Yals Bolero": Va Ca-
yendo La Tarde!, Cancion Mexicana, Marimba waltz.
NEWS OF SMALL GOODS FIELD
Many New Names Appear,in Musical Instrument
Business and Old Ones Continue in Activities.
H. S. Hartogensis will move his music business
from 615 East Baltimore street to the southwest cor-
ner of Baltimore street and Market place, Balti-
more, Md., when alterations are completed in the
new location.
J. Clyde Bostian recently opened a new store in
the C.obbett Building, 100 South Front street, Mil-
ton, Pa.
Petrank's Jewelry Store at Owatonna, Minn., has
RUSSIA'S RADIO CRAZE.
its music department.
Radio has gripped the entire city populations of Rus- enlarged
furniture and music business of John Sether
sia and is beginning to spread to the rural districts, at The
Elbow Lake, Minn., was purchased recently by
according to reports from Moscow received by the Erickson
Bros, of Evansville, Ind.
Russian information bureau in Washington. The de-
The Perfect Music Shop was recently opened for
mand for receiving sets far surpasses the supply. Six business
at 18 West Chestnut street, Lancaster, Pa.
thousand workingmen's clubs and 12,000 provincial
Miss
Josephine
has purchased the busi-
reading rooms are being equipped with loud speak- ness of the Koskie Gunther
Music Co. at Dansville, N. Y.
ers. The commissariat of posts and telegraphs, which
The Andrews Music Store has moved to new quar-
has about fifty radio transmitting stations, is devel-
oping the educational features of the radio programs. ters in the Kimball Building, West Broad Street,
An All-Russian congress of radio fans will be held Statesville, N. C.
C. M. Iverson and Robert E. Anderson now oper-
ate the Music Shop in Montevideo, Minn.
The Clifford Jewelry & Music Co., 60 South Main
street, South Norwalk, Conn., has opened a music
ORCHESTRA AS ADVERTISER.
The Dwight Johnson Strollers, an exclusive department.
The Fox Piano Co. has moved into its new store
Buescher organization of ex-collegians, who for the
past year have been a big attraction at the Hotel in South Norwalk, Conn., where pianos and phono-
Multnomah, Portland, Ore., are being featured in a graphs are featured.
A repair department was recently added by the
series of concerts at the Liberty theater of that place.
The organization was furnished its Buescher instru- Music Box, conducted by Lloyd Flanders and Ed-
ments by the Seiberling, Lucas Music Co., of Port- ward Martin at 32 West Main street, Battle Creek,
land, Ore., and the firm is extensively advertising Michigan.
Otto A. Thoenues is now located in his new store
its appearance and calling upon all musicians to hear
the famous band at the Liberty and notice the ex- at 315 West State street, Rockford, 111.
The central Chinese government is planning to lift
cellent quality and tone of the various instruments.
the embargo on radio material and supplies, accord-
ing to correspondence of the American Radio Relay
EXPANDS IN MILWAUKEE.
A policy of expansion has been adopted by Rinzel- League, whose headquarters are in Hartford, Conn.
Tesch, Inc., a music st'ore at 459 Eleventh avenue,
Milwaukee, which has enlarged its phonograph de-
The United States is the greatest copper con-
partment. Announcement about the enlargement of suming country in the world, recent figures com-
the department called attention to the addition of
piled by the Copper and Brass Research Associa-
Brunswick phonographs, Radiolas and records to the tion showing that almost one-half the world's total
regular stock.
production is used here.
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