Music Trade Review
Issue: 1903 Vol. 36 N. 16 - Page 41
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THE
MUSIC TfSZtD©
the principal comedy role of "Tweedlepunch"
in "Florodora." Contrary to many rumors,
Mr. Trahern is not connected with any mu-
sic publisher, but has fitted up handsome of-
fices at 41 West Twenty-eighth street, where
he will continue business on his own account.
••THE HOUSE OF HITS."
J. W. Teschner, a gentleman of consid-
erable importance on the staff of the "House
of Hits," who has been out of town since
Saturday on special business for the firm,
returned to his desk Thursday.
PUBLISHERS' POT-POURRI.
AL
TRAHERN.
The accompanying is an excellent likeness
of Al. Trahern, who began his career as a
newspaper reporter "in the West," after-
wards embarking in the theatrical business.
About a year ago he resigned from the Wm.
A. Brady forces after being in his employ
for five years, the greater part of this time
acting as stage manager. Mr. Trahern is
the better half of Jessie Mae Hall, the dainty
comedienne who recently scored at Proctor's
theatre in a new musical comedy skit entitled
"The Opening Night," written by himself.
He has also written several song successes,
probably the best known being "In Starlight,"
"Sweet Clover," "Under Southern Skies"
and "In Sunny Africa." Mr. Trahern is hard
at work on a new musical comedy in which
he will star his wife and James A. Kiernan,
who for the past two years has appeared in
SOL BLOOM
Cor. Broadway & 37th St.
New York 1
The Crown Music Co.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE
THEIR LATEST PRODUCTIONS
"I'll Wed You In the Golden Summer Time."
••There'* Mualc In The Air."
NEW YORK.
••fir. Dooley."
"When the Sun (Joes Down."
'1 Want to Be the Villain in The Show."
•Remembrance."
TO THE TRADE!!!
We can supply you with anything pub-
lished. Send for our monthly list of
Wholesale Music Dealers
12 East 17th Street,
" Pinky Panky Poo."
" I'll be your Ralnbeau."
"Sammy" (the bit ol "The Wizard of Oz. w )
"There's Nobody Jubt like You."
"The Spirit of '76."
"If jou Can't be a Bell-Cow, tall In behind."
By E. E. B A G L EY
ARRANGED FOR PULL ORCHESTRA,
j * j t BOSTON j t j l
Telephone 619-3 Tremont.
45 W. 28th ST.,
NEW YORK.
New Opera
" The Billionaire."
Dance £ Bumblebees
129 PEMBROKE ST.
MU5IC PUBLISHERS,
Publisher of SMITH & K E R K E R ' S
A GREAT INSTRUMENTAL HIT
BRENTOH-BAQLEY
MUSIC PUB. COMPANY
Shapiro, Bernstein,
& Company,
"The Tenderfoot," the new musical com-
edy, which has made a great success at the
Dearborn Theatre in Chicago, overflows with
originality, as may be surmised from the
titles of the songs. The popular numbers
are: "My Alamo Love," "A Cow Boy is a
Fascinating Devil," "Soldiers of Fortune,"
"A Chinese Washing Song." Catchy love
songs and ballads are "Love is Elusive,"
"Adois," "Sweethearts and Wives."
Alfred Muller Norden, a Viennese living
here, is enriching the musical output of this
country with new and striking instrumental
novelties, among which is a recently published
picturesque conceit called "The First Meet-
ing." Mr. Norden has written several ope-
ras, one of which is shortly to be produced
in New York under the auspices of a prom-
inent management at one of the new theatres
recently built. Another descriptive piece by
this composer is "Sweet Remembrance,"
which the Witmarks now have in press.
Irene Mears, of "A Little Outcast" com-
pany, is using "My Ebony Queen," a unique
coon song and dance.
Mr. and Mrs. Silver are singing "Show
Me Your Companions and I'll Tell You
What You Are," and the ballad "Tying the
Leaves."
H. L. Porter and W. S. Williams are sing-
ing "You Am De One" and the song "When
the Springtime Comes Around."
Henrietta Lee is singing the striking pop-
ttlar song "Bobby" by C. N. Kerr in the bur-
lesque "Fiddle-de-Dee."
Miss Bancroft is creating a most favorable
impression with "Belle of Japan" and "All's
Fair in Love and War."
Dick Strauss is playing "Just Idle Dreams"
by Dennis Mackin, "You Am De One" and
"The Great Beyond."
Billy Ford is gaining many laughs on "Oh
Joy" and "Mary Ann Maginnis."
Julia Hurd is using "The Passion Flower"
and "The Voice of Jehovah" by Standish and
Silberberg.
Miss Marion Stanley, of Lander and Stan-
ley, who are presenting their refined one-act
comedy, "Detained On Business," at Keith's
this week, is scoring a well deserved suc-
cess with Standish and Silberberg's high-class
ballad, "In Fancy, You Are Ever At My
Side." Miss Stanley accompanies herself
on the piano in this number, executing a dif-
ficult obligato, especially written for her by
Mr. Silberberg, in a masterly manner.
Held and Gimble, with the "Vanity Fair"
company, are singing the catchy coon song,
"Trouble," by David and Meakin.
"Little Elsie," the clever child imitator, is
singing "I'm a Lady."
Jones and Sutton are making a big hit
singing Sydney Perrin's song, "My Little
Cuban Belle."
George Evans, composer of "In the Good
Old Summer Time," has placed with M.
Witmark & Sons a new song written by
himself and R. H. Gerard, entitled "The Girl
I Left in Mobile."
John F. Lynch is making a great success
with "Oh Joy" and the comic Irish novelty
"Call Again, Colligan."
H. W. Scott is using "Just a Line from
Jennie" and "The Passion Flower" by Nor-
ton and Casey.
T. O. Wyatt finds "Nobody Ever Brings
Presents to Me" one of his most effective
numbers.
Anna Belmont is singing the very popu-
lar song "While the Moon Shines Bright,"
by Howard, Emerson and Stonehill, and also
the darky love song entitled "You Am De
One."
Jessie Travis is also using these song
hits.
March . and Stucker are singing "Darky
Doings" and "You Am De One," a senti-
mental coon song.
. The Cowper Quartet are making continu-
ous hits with "Your Own," "Place a Light
to Guide Me Home," "You Am De One,"
"Oh Joy" and "While the Moon Shines
Bright."
William Leslie is pleasing his audiences
with "I Never Knew 'Till Now How Much
I Loved You" and "Your Own."
Charles Burkhardt is singing the novelty
B
A R Q A I N S!!!
TERRIFIC SUCCESS
OF WALTZ SONQ
NOVELTY 1 I 1
••While the Hoon Shines Bright,"
By Howard Emerson and Stonehill.
Originally restricted for the Chicago production,
" The Paraders;" also sung in the " Little Host,"
and by the leading singing artists of the profession.
DO NOT FAIL TO ORDER :
" WHILE THE SM008NL SHINES
BY
BRIGHT,"
HOWARD EMERSON AND STONBHILL.
M. WITMARK * SONS,
•w York
Witmark Buildings,
London
Chicago
San Franclaca
THE
MUSIC TfSZtD©
the principal comedy role of "Tweedlepunch"
in "Florodora." Contrary to many rumors,
Mr. Trahern is not connected with any mu-
sic publisher, but has fitted up handsome of-
fices at 41 West Twenty-eighth street, where
he will continue business on his own account.
••THE HOUSE OF HITS."
J. W. Teschner, a gentleman of consid-
erable importance on the staff of the "House
of Hits," who has been out of town since
Saturday on special business for the firm,
returned to his desk Thursday.
PUBLISHERS' POT-POURRI.
AL
TRAHERN.
The accompanying is an excellent likeness
of Al. Trahern, who began his career as a
newspaper reporter "in the West," after-
wards embarking in the theatrical business.
About a year ago he resigned from the Wm.
A. Brady forces after being in his employ
for five years, the greater part of this time
acting as stage manager. Mr. Trahern is
the better half of Jessie Mae Hall, the dainty
comedienne who recently scored at Proctor's
theatre in a new musical comedy skit entitled
"The Opening Night," written by himself.
He has also written several song successes,
probably the best known being "In Starlight,"
"Sweet Clover," "Under Southern Skies"
and "In Sunny Africa." Mr. Trahern is hard
at work on a new musical comedy in which
he will star his wife and James A. Kiernan,
who for the past two years has appeared in
SOL BLOOM
Cor. Broadway & 37th St.
New York 1
The Crown Music Co.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE
THEIR LATEST PRODUCTIONS
"I'll Wed You In the Golden Summer Time."
••There'* Mualc In The Air."
NEW YORK.
••fir. Dooley."
"When the Sun (Joes Down."
'1 Want to Be the Villain in The Show."
•Remembrance."
TO THE TRADE!!!
We can supply you with anything pub-
lished. Send for our monthly list of
Wholesale Music Dealers
12 East 17th Street,
" Pinky Panky Poo."
" I'll be your Ralnbeau."
"Sammy" (the bit ol "The Wizard of Oz. w )
"There's Nobody Jubt like You."
"The Spirit of '76."
"If jou Can't be a Bell-Cow, tall In behind."
By E. E. B A G L EY
ARRANGED FOR PULL ORCHESTRA,
j * j t BOSTON j t j l
Telephone 619-3 Tremont.
45 W. 28th ST.,
NEW YORK.
New Opera
" The Billionaire."
Dance £ Bumblebees
129 PEMBROKE ST.
MU5IC PUBLISHERS,
Publisher of SMITH & K E R K E R ' S
A GREAT INSTRUMENTAL HIT
BRENTOH-BAQLEY
MUSIC PUB. COMPANY
Shapiro, Bernstein,
& Company,
"The Tenderfoot," the new musical com-
edy, which has made a great success at the
Dearborn Theatre in Chicago, overflows with
originality, as may be surmised from the
titles of the songs. The popular numbers
are: "My Alamo Love," "A Cow Boy is a
Fascinating Devil," "Soldiers of Fortune,"
"A Chinese Washing Song." Catchy love
songs and ballads are "Love is Elusive,"
"Adois," "Sweethearts and Wives."
Alfred Muller Norden, a Viennese living
here, is enriching the musical output of this
country with new and striking instrumental
novelties, among which is a recently published
picturesque conceit called "The First Meet-
ing." Mr. Norden has written several ope-
ras, one of which is shortly to be produced
in New York under the auspices of a prom-
inent management at one of the new theatres
recently built. Another descriptive piece by
this composer is "Sweet Remembrance,"
which the Witmarks now have in press.
Irene Mears, of "A Little Outcast" com-
pany, is using "My Ebony Queen," a unique
coon song and dance.
Mr. and Mrs. Silver are singing "Show
Me Your Companions and I'll Tell You
What You Are," and the ballad "Tying the
Leaves."
H. L. Porter and W. S. Williams are sing-
ing "You Am De One" and the song "When
the Springtime Comes Around."
Henrietta Lee is singing the striking pop-
ttlar song "Bobby" by C. N. Kerr in the bur-
lesque "Fiddle-de-Dee."
Miss Bancroft is creating a most favorable
impression with "Belle of Japan" and "All's
Fair in Love and War."
Dick Strauss is playing "Just Idle Dreams"
by Dennis Mackin, "You Am De One" and
"The Great Beyond."
Billy Ford is gaining many laughs on "Oh
Joy" and "Mary Ann Maginnis."
Julia Hurd is using "The Passion Flower"
and "The Voice of Jehovah" by Standish and
Silberberg.
Miss Marion Stanley, of Lander and Stan-
ley, who are presenting their refined one-act
comedy, "Detained On Business," at Keith's
this week, is scoring a well deserved suc-
cess with Standish and Silberberg's high-class
ballad, "In Fancy, You Are Ever At My
Side." Miss Stanley accompanies herself
on the piano in this number, executing a dif-
ficult obligato, especially written for her by
Mr. Silberberg, in a masterly manner.
Held and Gimble, with the "Vanity Fair"
company, are singing the catchy coon song,
"Trouble," by David and Meakin.
"Little Elsie," the clever child imitator, is
singing "I'm a Lady."
Jones and Sutton are making a big hit
singing Sydney Perrin's song, "My Little
Cuban Belle."
George Evans, composer of "In the Good
Old Summer Time," has placed with M.
Witmark & Sons a new song written by
himself and R. H. Gerard, entitled "The Girl
I Left in Mobile."
John F. Lynch is making a great success
with "Oh Joy" and the comic Irish novelty
"Call Again, Colligan."
H. W. Scott is using "Just a Line from
Jennie" and "The Passion Flower" by Nor-
ton and Casey.
T. O. Wyatt finds "Nobody Ever Brings
Presents to Me" one of his most effective
numbers.
Anna Belmont is singing the very popu-
lar song "While the Moon Shines Bright,"
by Howard, Emerson and Stonehill, and also
the darky love song entitled "You Am De
One."
Jessie Travis is also using these song
hits.
March . and Stucker are singing "Darky
Doings" and "You Am De One," a senti-
mental coon song.
. The Cowper Quartet are making continu-
ous hits with "Your Own," "Place a Light
to Guide Me Home," "You Am De One,"
"Oh Joy" and "While the Moon Shines
Bright."
William Leslie is pleasing his audiences
with "I Never Knew 'Till Now How Much
I Loved You" and "Your Own."
Charles Burkhardt is singing the novelty
B
A R Q A I N S!!!
TERRIFIC SUCCESS
OF WALTZ SONQ
NOVELTY 1 I 1
••While the Hoon Shines Bright,"
By Howard Emerson and Stonehill.
Originally restricted for the Chicago production,
" The Paraders;" also sung in the " Little Host,"
and by the leading singing artists of the profession.
DO NOT FAIL TO ORDER :
" WHILE THE SM008NL SHINES
BY
BRIGHT,"
HOWARD EMERSON AND STONBHILL.
M. WITMARK * SONS,
•w York
Witmark Buildings,
London
Chicago
San Franclaca
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