Music Trade Review
Issue: 1903 Vol. 36 N. 6 - Page 50
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50
THE
7V^\JSIO TRKDE
REVIEW
Col. Goetting gave after buying the Enter-
prise Music Supply Co. was to him for fifty
thousand copies of his various publications.
Street Theatre. Artists are already at work
painting new scenery, while a score more
of machinists and carpenters are building
the famous saw-mill scene, in which several
FROM THE "HOME OF COLLEGE SONGS."
buzzsaws are shown in full operation. A
We are always glad to review the publi-
specially selected cast, from the favorites in
cations of Hinds & Noble, for we are al-
the permanent stock, will appear, and a splen-
ways sure to find something worth while.
did production is promised.
In the past they have put on the market
"Songs of All Colleges," "Songs of the
SONGS THAT ARE "BLOOMING."
Eastern Colleges" and "Songs of the West-
Reidy and Currier have added to their
ern Colleges," and these carefully edited repertoire Wm. H. Penn's beautiful ballad
works have proved more than popular. The entitled "There's Nobody Just Like You,"
.dealer who followed our advice and put also Sol Bloom's "Valse Ideal."
these books in stock has done well for him-
Sidney De Gray is making a big hit in
self, as they have proven ready sellers.
vaudeville with J. Fred Helf's "If You Can't
We have received from this firm this Be a Bell Cow Fall in Behind" and Wood-
week: "New Songs for Glee Clubs" and ward and Jerome's "At the Ball To-night."
six new anthems for church quartets.
The Swickards report great success with
Th^ "Songs for Glee Clubs" is a neatly Gilroy and Linton's "I'll Be Busy All Next
bound volume of some thirty-six numbers. Week" and will feature this song. Sol
These songs have been taken from the more Bloom is the publisher.
popular songs used by the various colleges
Irene Franklin has added a new song to
and glee clubs throughout the country, so, her repertoire entitled "Since Sally Left Our
as the publishers say, they have not taken Alley" by J. Fred Helf, and will make this
songs that ought to please, but songs which her feature song.
have pleased.
John Kernell is making a great impression
The publishers have had the valued as- with Wm. H. Penn's comic hit entitled
sistance and counsel of the leading author- "Smiles, Smiles, Smiles" at the Duquesne
ities on this style of composition from many Theatre, Pittsburg.
Henry and Gallot continue to feature Sol
colleges, and have gotten together a collec-
Bloom's great ballad "Two Congregations"
tion of songs which is second to none.
The six anthems for church quartets, pub- and J. Fred Helf's march success "My Mo-
lished in octavo, are as follows: "Sweet is ther was a Northern Girl" and "The Spirit
the Light of Sabbath Eve," "My Resting of '76."
Place," "Come Unto Me," "God Is Our
ARTHUR PENN ARRIVES.
Refuge," "Jesus, Lover of My Soul" and
Arthur Penn, brother of Wm. H. Penn,
the hustling manager and composer for Sol.
"The People That Walked in Darkness."
If a dealer wants anything in the line of Bloom, arrived in this country last Monday
college songs, remember the address, Hinds on the "St. Paul." It is needless to say that
the steamer, being an American Line boat,
& Noble, 31-33 West Fifteenth street. New was late owing to her engines going wrong.
York.
This is Mr. Penn's first visit to this coun-
try, and here he intends to remain; his wife
NEWS FROM PROCTOR'S.
and family will be out later.
A stupendous production will be given at
Mr. Penn comes to this country to join
Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre shortly of Sol. Bloom, although in what capacity has
Joseph Arthur's masterpiece, "Blue Jeans." not yet been decided. He has done some
composing in an amateur way, and will now
This splendid play, brimful of Southern at- go in for it seriously. Let us hope he may
mosphere, when first produced had a long have the same success that his brother has
and most successful run at the Fourteenth attained.
INSTRUMENTAL NOVELTIES
ENCHANTED LUTE — Serenade
EVANGELINE—Caprice
G R E A T E R A H E R I C A—March
TO T H E R E 5 C U E — r i a r c h
A H E R I C A N VALOR— H a r c h
C. L. PARTEE niUSIC CO., 5 East 14th street, NEW YORK
TWO
REIGNING SONG
HITS
•'THE MEANING OF U. S. A." a great descriptive Harch Song.
'TVE OPT MY EYES ON YOU," Novelty Waltz Song, already In Its second edition.
AflERICAN ADVANCE MUSIC CO.,
George m. Krey
1364 BROADWAY
NEW YORK
4 9 3 WASHINGTON STREET
BOSTON
1O2-194. E. MADISON 8T.
CHICAGO
Broadway, cor. 37th Stree
NBW
YORK
•WATCH 'EM-
••NEVER TO MEET AGAIN"
MISSISSIPPI SUE"
•'SHOW ME THE WAY TO OET HOME"
••THE BROKEN VOW"
ROBERT TELLER SONS & DORNER,
LITHOGRAPHERS, MUSIC EHBRflVERS flHD PRINTERS,
TitlM by all Procroe*.
224-232 W. 26th St., NEW YORK.
A CLEVER COON SONG ARTIST '
A warm supporter of the Harry Von Til-
zer's publications is Miss Kittie Bingham.
Her order with this house is: "Send me a
copy of every coon song you publish."
She is at present featuring "Roll Dem
Eyes for Me" and "Pretty Little Dinah
Jones."
SELLS HIS CATALOGUE.
Jos. W. Stern & Co. recently purchased
the entire catalogue of Leo E. Berliner &
Co. It included the following instrumental
successes: "In Nature's Garden," "The Mis-
sissippi Side-step," "The Egyptian Mummy
Dance," "The Mirror Dance," "The Lily of
the Nile" waltz, "A Western Cyclone"
march, "The Ace of Spades" march, "The
I ion Tamers" two-step, "Thi Pitatcs"
march and two-step and "The Diamhas"
characteristique.
SHAPIRO, BERNSTEIN & CO.
Cooper and Schall, the two ginger girls
with the "Gay Morning Glories" company,
are featuring Jerome and Schwartz's new
songs "Susie Anna" and "When the Stars
are Shining Bright."
Chas. E. Foreman, the well-known song
illustrator, is one of the feature acts of the
"Utopians" company and is meeting with
big success singing Shapiro, Bernstein & Co.'s
new ballad, "I'll Wed You in the Golden
Summer Time," "Only a Dream of the
Golden Past," "You'll Always Be the Same
Sweet Girl to Me."
Sullivan and Keeler, a very neat comedy
and singing act which is doing well in all
the vaudeville houses it has played, are fea-
turing Shapiro, Bernstein & Co.'s new song-
hits, "Only a Dream of the Golden Past,"
"You'll Always Be the Same Sweet Girl to
Me," "Mister Dooley" and "O'Brien."
Ready!!!
Separate n u m b e r s
from Sydney Rosen-
feld's and A. Baldwin
Sloane's Rom a n t
Opera
•
"The nocking Bird"
"What Is the Matter with the Moon Tonight?"
"Sly Musette." "In Silence." "Just a Kiss."
"France, Glorious France." "The Lion and
the Mouse." " O n e I Love and the Other
I Abhor."
JOS. W . STERN & CO.
34 East 21st Street
NEW
YORK
50
THE
7V^\JSIO TRKDE
REVIEW
Col. Goetting gave after buying the Enter-
prise Music Supply Co. was to him for fifty
thousand copies of his various publications.
Street Theatre. Artists are already at work
painting new scenery, while a score more
of machinists and carpenters are building
the famous saw-mill scene, in which several
FROM THE "HOME OF COLLEGE SONGS."
buzzsaws are shown in full operation. A
We are always glad to review the publi-
specially selected cast, from the favorites in
cations of Hinds & Noble, for we are al-
the permanent stock, will appear, and a splen-
ways sure to find something worth while.
did production is promised.
In the past they have put on the market
"Songs of All Colleges," "Songs of the
SONGS THAT ARE "BLOOMING."
Eastern Colleges" and "Songs of the West-
Reidy and Currier have added to their
ern Colleges," and these carefully edited repertoire Wm. H. Penn's beautiful ballad
works have proved more than popular. The entitled "There's Nobody Just Like You,"
.dealer who followed our advice and put also Sol Bloom's "Valse Ideal."
these books in stock has done well for him-
Sidney De Gray is making a big hit in
self, as they have proven ready sellers.
vaudeville with J. Fred Helf's "If You Can't
We have received from this firm this Be a Bell Cow Fall in Behind" and Wood-
week: "New Songs for Glee Clubs" and ward and Jerome's "At the Ball To-night."
six new anthems for church quartets.
The Swickards report great success with
Th^ "Songs for Glee Clubs" is a neatly Gilroy and Linton's "I'll Be Busy All Next
bound volume of some thirty-six numbers. Week" and will feature this song. Sol
These songs have been taken from the more Bloom is the publisher.
popular songs used by the various colleges
Irene Franklin has added a new song to
and glee clubs throughout the country, so, her repertoire entitled "Since Sally Left Our
as the publishers say, they have not taken Alley" by J. Fred Helf, and will make this
songs that ought to please, but songs which her feature song.
have pleased.
John Kernell is making a great impression
The publishers have had the valued as- with Wm. H. Penn's comic hit entitled
sistance and counsel of the leading author- "Smiles, Smiles, Smiles" at the Duquesne
ities on this style of composition from many Theatre, Pittsburg.
Henry and Gallot continue to feature Sol
colleges, and have gotten together a collec-
Bloom's great ballad "Two Congregations"
tion of songs which is second to none.
The six anthems for church quartets, pub- and J. Fred Helf's march success "My Mo-
lished in octavo, are as follows: "Sweet is ther was a Northern Girl" and "The Spirit
the Light of Sabbath Eve," "My Resting of '76."
Place," "Come Unto Me," "God Is Our
ARTHUR PENN ARRIVES.
Refuge," "Jesus, Lover of My Soul" and
Arthur Penn, brother of Wm. H. Penn,
the hustling manager and composer for Sol.
"The People That Walked in Darkness."
If a dealer wants anything in the line of Bloom, arrived in this country last Monday
college songs, remember the address, Hinds on the "St. Paul." It is needless to say that
the steamer, being an American Line boat,
& Noble, 31-33 West Fifteenth street. New was late owing to her engines going wrong.
York.
This is Mr. Penn's first visit to this coun-
try, and here he intends to remain; his wife
NEWS FROM PROCTOR'S.
and family will be out later.
A stupendous production will be given at
Mr. Penn comes to this country to join
Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre shortly of Sol. Bloom, although in what capacity has
Joseph Arthur's masterpiece, "Blue Jeans." not yet been decided. He has done some
composing in an amateur way, and will now
This splendid play, brimful of Southern at- go in for it seriously. Let us hope he may
mosphere, when first produced had a long have the same success that his brother has
and most successful run at the Fourteenth attained.
INSTRUMENTAL NOVELTIES
ENCHANTED LUTE — Serenade
EVANGELINE—Caprice
G R E A T E R A H E R I C A—March
TO T H E R E 5 C U E — r i a r c h
A H E R I C A N VALOR— H a r c h
C. L. PARTEE niUSIC CO., 5 East 14th street, NEW YORK
TWO
REIGNING SONG
HITS
•'THE MEANING OF U. S. A." a great descriptive Harch Song.
'TVE OPT MY EYES ON YOU," Novelty Waltz Song, already In Its second edition.
AflERICAN ADVANCE MUSIC CO.,
George m. Krey
1364 BROADWAY
NEW YORK
4 9 3 WASHINGTON STREET
BOSTON
1O2-194. E. MADISON 8T.
CHICAGO
Broadway, cor. 37th Stree
NBW
YORK
•WATCH 'EM-
••NEVER TO MEET AGAIN"
MISSISSIPPI SUE"
•'SHOW ME THE WAY TO OET HOME"
••THE BROKEN VOW"
ROBERT TELLER SONS & DORNER,
LITHOGRAPHERS, MUSIC EHBRflVERS flHD PRINTERS,
TitlM by all Procroe*.
224-232 W. 26th St., NEW YORK.
A CLEVER COON SONG ARTIST '
A warm supporter of the Harry Von Til-
zer's publications is Miss Kittie Bingham.
Her order with this house is: "Send me a
copy of every coon song you publish."
She is at present featuring "Roll Dem
Eyes for Me" and "Pretty Little Dinah
Jones."
SELLS HIS CATALOGUE.
Jos. W. Stern & Co. recently purchased
the entire catalogue of Leo E. Berliner &
Co. It included the following instrumental
successes: "In Nature's Garden," "The Mis-
sissippi Side-step," "The Egyptian Mummy
Dance," "The Mirror Dance," "The Lily of
the Nile" waltz, "A Western Cyclone"
march, "The Ace of Spades" march, "The
I ion Tamers" two-step, "Thi Pitatcs"
march and two-step and "The Diamhas"
characteristique.
SHAPIRO, BERNSTEIN & CO.
Cooper and Schall, the two ginger girls
with the "Gay Morning Glories" company,
are featuring Jerome and Schwartz's new
songs "Susie Anna" and "When the Stars
are Shining Bright."
Chas. E. Foreman, the well-known song
illustrator, is one of the feature acts of the
"Utopians" company and is meeting with
big success singing Shapiro, Bernstein & Co.'s
new ballad, "I'll Wed You in the Golden
Summer Time," "Only a Dream of the
Golden Past," "You'll Always Be the Same
Sweet Girl to Me."
Sullivan and Keeler, a very neat comedy
and singing act which is doing well in all
the vaudeville houses it has played, are fea-
turing Shapiro, Bernstein & Co.'s new song-
hits, "Only a Dream of the Golden Past,"
"You'll Always Be the Same Sweet Girl to
Me," "Mister Dooley" and "O'Brien."
Ready!!!
Separate n u m b e r s
from Sydney Rosen-
feld's and A. Baldwin
Sloane's Rom a n t
Opera
•
"The nocking Bird"
"What Is the Matter with the Moon Tonight?"
"Sly Musette." "In Silence." "Just a Kiss."
"France, Glorious France." "The Lion and
the Mouse." " O n e I Love and the Other
I Abhor."
JOS. W . STERN & CO.
34 East 21st Street
NEW
YORK
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