Music Trade Review
Issue: 1902 Vol. 34 N. 17 - Page 37
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THE
JVfUSIC TFRTtDE
FRED HELPS NEW SONG.
Among the many singers who are using
"If Money Talks It Ain't On Speaking
Terms With Me'' are Stuart Barnes at the'
Columbia Theatre, Cincinnati; Ernest Ho- •
gan at the ()rpheiim Theatre, Brooklyn;;'
Lew Dockstader in the famous Primrose & ':•
Dockstader Minstrels. Johnnie Carroll is •
also singing "My Mother Was a Northern
Girl" and "It's the Janitor." Hill and Whit-
aker throughout the West, Maud Huth at
the Duquesne Theatre, Stella Mayhew in
"On the Swanee River" Company, (lenaro'
and Bailey at Keith's Theatre in this city, .
Clarice Vance on the Keith Circuit, Jack
Norworth on the Orpheum circuit, and here
MUSIC TRUST NEXT!
are a few more: Joe Bonell, Kddie Leonard,
It w as reported Thursday that certain Wall Billy Johnson, (irant and Grant, Murphy and
street parties had formed a pool for the pur- Slater, Jules Bennett, Claude Thardo, John-
MANY COMPLIMENTS BESTOWED.
posr of purchasing outright the good will ny Hoey, Sisson and Stuart, Constance Win-
Rosalie, the vital spark, is at present \ itli
and catalogues of all the prominent music dom, Bella Gold, Lester and Jermon, Wil-
the Broadway Burlesquers. She writes u:
liams and Williams, Conway and Held, Bes-
Shapiro, Bernstein & Yon Tilzer that she is publishers, with a view to the formation of
!
sie Taylor Hickey, Flo Irwin, Glen Wulcher,
field.
• :
making a big hit with "Josephine, My Jo" a trust in that
etc. Can anyone say it is not a success t
The large profits of the business of pub-
and "Rip Van Winkle Was a Lucky Man."
As she is a good singer, and these are two lishing music for the masses, as compared
SINGING H , H. & D.'S SONGS.
to the expense of conducting it when con-
cracker-jack songs, that is easily believed.
Hardy Langdon is using "As the Cuckoo
The Mitchell Sisters, who are a feature solidated and conducted in a single estab- Struck Two, Two" and "A Little Boy in
of the Dewey Extravaganza Company, are lishment, was said to have attracted the pro- Blue." Edith Stewart is singing "Way Down
scoring with "Jennie Lee" and "Josephine, moters to the enterprise. Robert D. Lavein, in Old Indiana." Frank Mitchell, with tile]
My Joe."' The feature of the "Big Sensa- who has an office at 2 W r all street, is declared "Gambler's Daughter" Company, is singing;
tion' Company is the "WatermelonTrust," to have been the originator of the reported "Bill Bailey, Won't You J'lease Come)
who report great success with "Josephine, merger, but when seen declined to go into Home" and "Katy Did." Ada Gildey is
My Joe," "When the Band Begins to Play," particulars on the ground that to do so be- singing "You Were Never Introduced to
"fust Kiss Yourself Good-bye" and "My fore having secured the needed options would Me.' William Redmond is singing ".Way
(iypsy Queen."
be premature.-
Down in Old Indiana," "A Little Boy in
Blue," "The Afterwhile" and "The Army
of Half-Starved Men." Edna Birchall, phe-
nomenal lady baritone, is singing "Just Be-
Entertain friends, add cheer to every home. Songs of all Colleges, $1.50 COOPER
cause
It's You" and "A Little Boy in Blue."
Songs of Eastern Colleges, $1.25—Songs of Western Colleges, $1.25—New-
INSTITUTE
Songs for Glee Clubs, 50 cents. LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO BOOKSELLERS.
Jules Bennett is singing "Bill Bailey, Won't
NEW YORK CITY
You Please Come Home?" and "You Were
Never Introduced to Me." Artie Hall is
THE GREATEST MARCH HIT FOR PIANO SOLO
using "Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come
Home?" "Why Don't My Baby Write and
Tell
Me Why" and "You Were Never In-
March and Two-Step by Emil Ascher
troduced to Me."
Published by the ^OYcAL SMUSIC CO.,
10 Union Square, New York
THE CORONATION PRIZE MARCH.
The worshipful Company of Musicians in
London recently offered a prize of fifty gui-
neas (about two hundred and fifty dollars)
for the best coronation march. The judges
were Sir Walter Parratt, Sir Frederick
I'ridge and Sir Hubert Parry, and of the
many compositions sent in, they had no diffi-
cult}' in awarding the prize to Reney God-
frey, teacher of music at King's School, Can-
terbury. It will be published under the title
of the "Coronation Prize March" bv Metzler
& Co., Great Marlborough street, London.
It will be sold for the benefit of King Ed-
ward's Hospital Fund. It possesses much
originality, its opening movements are grand
arid dignified, it is melodious and graceful
and has a finale full of spirit.
Mr. Harry Crandall, the comedian in "Mc-
Fadden's Row of Flats" is singing "Oh,
What a Lovely Dream" to repeated encores
nightly. Miss Beatrice Gamble, in the same
company, sings "Jennie Lee," and John Mc-
Veigh, the baritone, does well with "It's Al-
right, Maytne."
Helene Mora, the well-known singer, is
singing HorwiU and Bowers' beautiful bal-
lad "When 1 Think of You" with great suc-
cess, lerome and Schwartz, the well-known
writers of many Broadway hits, are writing
several numbers for Geo. W. Lederer's new
production "The Wild Rose." They are go-
ing to be "hummers."
C O L L E G E
S O N G S
"A
FROM
MESSAGE
Hinds &
Noble.
MARS"
KING DODO AT DALY'S.
"OH!
PEERLESS
IRISH SONQ SUCCESS By C. E. CASEY PUB. CO.
MISTER ROONEY"
Take Me To My Mama Dear"
A Favorite Child Song by Hall & Braham
Shapiro, Bernstein,
& Von Tilzer,
MUSIC PUBLISHERS,
45 W. 28th ST.,
NEW YORK.
The Crown Music Co.
N. Y.
THE GREAT SONQ HI TS OF THE SEASON
•Jenny Lee."
•I'm Tired."
"My Oipsy Queen."
"Rip Van Winkle Was A Lucky Man.'
"Since Sister Nell heard Paderewski Play." "Nursery Rhymes."
TO THE TRADE!!!
Wholesale Music Dealers
We can supply you with anything pub-
lished. Send for our monthly list of
12 East 17th Street,
NEW YORK.
47 W. 28th St.,
B A R G A I N S ! ! !
ROBERT TELLER SONS & DORNER,
LITHOGRAPHERS, MUSIC EHBRAVERS AND PRINTERS,
Music Titles by all Processes.
224-232 W. 26th St., NEW YORK.
Pixley and Luders' new musical comedy
"King Dodo," which has been touring the
country very successfully this season, will be
presented at Daly's Theatre on May 12th,
following "San Toy." Contracts to that cf-
iect have been signed by Henry W. Sav-
age on behalf of the Castle Square Opera
Company and Klaw & Erlanger for Daly's
Theatre.
Nellie Seymour introduced Harry \Iari-.
on's new waltz song, "In the Sweet Summer
Time," at Proctor's Fifty-eighth street house
last Sunday and scored heavily.
Won'tThese Keep the BusyDealersBusy?
Musical Comedies:
"Dolly Varden," "King Dodo," "The Burgo-
master," "The Chaperons." "The Explorers,"
Weber & Fields "HoJty Tolty " "The Sultan
ofSuIu," "Princess Chic," "Uarrett OTlagh,"
"The Royal Rogue."
Sorter Successes :
"Pretty nollle Shannon," "T«i-day I am Sweet
Sixteen" "Kitty" and "A Dream that Never
Comes True." "He Oupht to have • Tablet in
the Hall of Femr," " Hoon, Mcon," " Vour
Own," "Billet Doux," 'Hon Cher Ami," "Hy
Pilopena Pet," "Follow the Han that Leads the
Band," "The Cuckoo and the Clock."
M.WITMARK & SONS, Publishers
Wilmnrk IIUIIUIIIKS
No. 8 West 29th 5t.
186 & 188 Shaftesbury Ave.
New York.
London.
Schiller Theatre Building
Curtaz Building
Chicago.
San Francisco.
THE
JVfUSIC TFRTtDE
FRED HELPS NEW SONG.
Among the many singers who are using
"If Money Talks It Ain't On Speaking
Terms With Me'' are Stuart Barnes at the'
Columbia Theatre, Cincinnati; Ernest Ho- •
gan at the ()rpheiim Theatre, Brooklyn;;'
Lew Dockstader in the famous Primrose & ':•
Dockstader Minstrels. Johnnie Carroll is •
also singing "My Mother Was a Northern
Girl" and "It's the Janitor." Hill and Whit-
aker throughout the West, Maud Huth at
the Duquesne Theatre, Stella Mayhew in
"On the Swanee River" Company, (lenaro'
and Bailey at Keith's Theatre in this city, .
Clarice Vance on the Keith Circuit, Jack
Norworth on the Orpheum circuit, and here
MUSIC TRUST NEXT!
are a few more: Joe Bonell, Kddie Leonard,
It w as reported Thursday that certain Wall Billy Johnson, (irant and Grant, Murphy and
street parties had formed a pool for the pur- Slater, Jules Bennett, Claude Thardo, John-
MANY COMPLIMENTS BESTOWED.
posr of purchasing outright the good will ny Hoey, Sisson and Stuart, Constance Win-
Rosalie, the vital spark, is at present \ itli
and catalogues of all the prominent music dom, Bella Gold, Lester and Jermon, Wil-
the Broadway Burlesquers. She writes u:
liams and Williams, Conway and Held, Bes-
Shapiro, Bernstein & Yon Tilzer that she is publishers, with a view to the formation of
!
sie Taylor Hickey, Flo Irwin, Glen Wulcher,
field.
• :
making a big hit with "Josephine, My Jo" a trust in that
etc. Can anyone say it is not a success t
The large profits of the business of pub-
and "Rip Van Winkle Was a Lucky Man."
As she is a good singer, and these are two lishing music for the masses, as compared
SINGING H , H. & D.'S SONGS.
to the expense of conducting it when con-
cracker-jack songs, that is easily believed.
Hardy Langdon is using "As the Cuckoo
The Mitchell Sisters, who are a feature solidated and conducted in a single estab- Struck Two, Two" and "A Little Boy in
of the Dewey Extravaganza Company, are lishment, was said to have attracted the pro- Blue." Edith Stewart is singing "Way Down
scoring with "Jennie Lee" and "Josephine, moters to the enterprise. Robert D. Lavein, in Old Indiana." Frank Mitchell, with tile]
My Joe."' The feature of the "Big Sensa- who has an office at 2 W r all street, is declared "Gambler's Daughter" Company, is singing;
tion' Company is the "WatermelonTrust," to have been the originator of the reported "Bill Bailey, Won't You J'lease Come)
who report great success with "Josephine, merger, but when seen declined to go into Home" and "Katy Did." Ada Gildey is
My Joe," "When the Band Begins to Play," particulars on the ground that to do so be- singing "You Were Never Introduced to
"fust Kiss Yourself Good-bye" and "My fore having secured the needed options would Me.' William Redmond is singing ".Way
(iypsy Queen."
be premature.-
Down in Old Indiana," "A Little Boy in
Blue," "The Afterwhile" and "The Army
of Half-Starved Men." Edna Birchall, phe-
nomenal lady baritone, is singing "Just Be-
Entertain friends, add cheer to every home. Songs of all Colleges, $1.50 COOPER
cause
It's You" and "A Little Boy in Blue."
Songs of Eastern Colleges, $1.25—Songs of Western Colleges, $1.25—New-
INSTITUTE
Songs for Glee Clubs, 50 cents. LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO BOOKSELLERS.
Jules Bennett is singing "Bill Bailey, Won't
NEW YORK CITY
You Please Come Home?" and "You Were
Never Introduced to Me." Artie Hall is
THE GREATEST MARCH HIT FOR PIANO SOLO
using "Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come
Home?" "Why Don't My Baby Write and
Tell
Me Why" and "You Were Never In-
March and Two-Step by Emil Ascher
troduced to Me."
Published by the ^OYcAL SMUSIC CO.,
10 Union Square, New York
THE CORONATION PRIZE MARCH.
The worshipful Company of Musicians in
London recently offered a prize of fifty gui-
neas (about two hundred and fifty dollars)
for the best coronation march. The judges
were Sir Walter Parratt, Sir Frederick
I'ridge and Sir Hubert Parry, and of the
many compositions sent in, they had no diffi-
cult}' in awarding the prize to Reney God-
frey, teacher of music at King's School, Can-
terbury. It will be published under the title
of the "Coronation Prize March" bv Metzler
& Co., Great Marlborough street, London.
It will be sold for the benefit of King Ed-
ward's Hospital Fund. It possesses much
originality, its opening movements are grand
arid dignified, it is melodious and graceful
and has a finale full of spirit.
Mr. Harry Crandall, the comedian in "Mc-
Fadden's Row of Flats" is singing "Oh,
What a Lovely Dream" to repeated encores
nightly. Miss Beatrice Gamble, in the same
company, sings "Jennie Lee," and John Mc-
Veigh, the baritone, does well with "It's Al-
right, Maytne."
Helene Mora, the well-known singer, is
singing HorwiU and Bowers' beautiful bal-
lad "When 1 Think of You" with great suc-
cess, lerome and Schwartz, the well-known
writers of many Broadway hits, are writing
several numbers for Geo. W. Lederer's new
production "The Wild Rose." They are go-
ing to be "hummers."
C O L L E G E
S O N G S
"A
FROM
MESSAGE
Hinds &
Noble.
MARS"
KING DODO AT DALY'S.
"OH!
PEERLESS
IRISH SONQ SUCCESS By C. E. CASEY PUB. CO.
MISTER ROONEY"
Take Me To My Mama Dear"
A Favorite Child Song by Hall & Braham
Shapiro, Bernstein,
& Von Tilzer,
MUSIC PUBLISHERS,
45 W. 28th ST.,
NEW YORK.
The Crown Music Co.
N. Y.
THE GREAT SONQ HI TS OF THE SEASON
•Jenny Lee."
•I'm Tired."
"My Oipsy Queen."
"Rip Van Winkle Was A Lucky Man.'
"Since Sister Nell heard Paderewski Play." "Nursery Rhymes."
TO THE TRADE!!!
Wholesale Music Dealers
We can supply you with anything pub-
lished. Send for our monthly list of
12 East 17th Street,
NEW YORK.
47 W. 28th St.,
B A R G A I N S ! ! !
ROBERT TELLER SONS & DORNER,
LITHOGRAPHERS, MUSIC EHBRAVERS AND PRINTERS,
Music Titles by all Processes.
224-232 W. 26th St., NEW YORK.
Pixley and Luders' new musical comedy
"King Dodo," which has been touring the
country very successfully this season, will be
presented at Daly's Theatre on May 12th,
following "San Toy." Contracts to that cf-
iect have been signed by Henry W. Sav-
age on behalf of the Castle Square Opera
Company and Klaw & Erlanger for Daly's
Theatre.
Nellie Seymour introduced Harry \Iari-.
on's new waltz song, "In the Sweet Summer
Time," at Proctor's Fifty-eighth street house
last Sunday and scored heavily.
Won'tThese Keep the BusyDealersBusy?
Musical Comedies:
"Dolly Varden," "King Dodo," "The Burgo-
master," "The Chaperons." "The Explorers,"
Weber & Fields "HoJty Tolty " "The Sultan
ofSuIu," "Princess Chic," "Uarrett OTlagh,"
"The Royal Rogue."
Sorter Successes :
"Pretty nollle Shannon," "T«i-day I am Sweet
Sixteen" "Kitty" and "A Dream that Never
Comes True." "He Oupht to have • Tablet in
the Hall of Femr," " Hoon, Mcon," " Vour
Own," "Billet Doux," 'Hon Cher Ami," "Hy
Pilopena Pet," "Follow the Han that Leads the
Band," "The Cuckoo and the Clock."
M.WITMARK & SONS, Publishers
Wilmnrk IIUIIUIIIKS
No. 8 West 29th 5t.
186 & 188 Shaftesbury Ave.
New York.
London.
Schiller Theatre Building
Curtaz Building
Chicago.
San Francisco.
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