Music Trade Review
Issue: 1903 Vol. 37 N. 11 - Page 37
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THE:
MUSIC
TRADE:
REVIEW
37
DEALERS- ATTENTION! |
MR. CHAS. ft. HARRIS
desires to announce to the trade, that aside from his numerous hits, such as:
"Always in the Way"
" I'm Wearing My Heart Away For You," etc.
he now controls all the numbers contained in the successful musical comedy entitled
"The Good Old Summer Time,"
the authors being Messrs. Geo. Evans and Ren. Shields, composers of the well-known popular song, " IN
THE G O O D O L D SUMMER TIMfc," and who have engaged themselves to write exclusively for Mr.
Harris.
The following numbers are the hits of the show: " D O N ' T LOOK FOR IT AMONG THE
IRISH," " S U N D A Y MORNING WHEN THE C H U R C H BELLS RING," " W H E N THE
AMERICAN EAGLE SCREAMS," " I N THE SWEET SPRING TIME," "MY SWEET MAG-
NOLIA." Mr. HARRIS also takes pleasure in stating he controls all the songs contained in
"The Funny Mr. Dooley Co.,"
the author of same being the well-known composer, Frank D. Bryan. Among the galaxy of brilliant numbers
the two foremost that are commanding large sales are as follows:
lt
C-H-I-C-A-G-O SPELLS CHICAGO," the comedy and melody of which is inimitable. "I LOVE
THEM ALL," by the same author, a song different from the general run, and which is meeting with that suc-
cess a song of its class deserves.
Particular attention is called to the instrumental numbers contained in Mr. Harris's late issues:
ii
The King's Fool March,"
by Chas. R. Hirst, composer of the celebrated "COMEDY KING," which is replete with dash and swing
that compels one to respond to its strains.
Bungaloo,"
A Hindoo Love Dance, a characteristic composition in March Time, that contains that Oriental something
which is a delight to any performer and which has met with instantaneous favor.
"THE ARABIAN'S DREAM," by Arthur Lowenthal (Morceau characteristique), a dainty number
similar in style to " NARCISSUS," destined to be immensely popular.
" T H E ELLA WHEELER WILCOX WALTZES," a set of beautiful waltzes, charming in style
with a magnificent two colored souvenir half-tone title page of the celebrated authoress.
O T ) T ? Z^ 1 T A T •
O I JLV_> 1 A L^ .
Owing to repeated demands for a vocal setting to the celebrated *\A. Dream
Q £ H e a v e n " waltzes, by A. W. Bauer, late of Sousa's band, Mr. Harris takes
pleasure in announcing that the vocal number is now ready, and is without
question the only successful waltz since Arditi's "II Dacio." It has an easy range and contains
that richness of harmony and variety of melody which will appeal to those who are inclined to
favor a song of a semi-classic nature.
CHAS. K. HARRIS,
31 WEST 31st STREET, NEW YORK.
MEYER C O H E N , Mgr. .
CHICAGO
617 Ogden Building
JOE M. HARRIS, Mgr.
THE:
MUSIC
TRADE:
REVIEW
37
DEALERS- ATTENTION! |
MR. CHAS. ft. HARRIS
desires to announce to the trade, that aside from his numerous hits, such as:
"Always in the Way"
" I'm Wearing My Heart Away For You," etc.
he now controls all the numbers contained in the successful musical comedy entitled
"The Good Old Summer Time,"
the authors being Messrs. Geo. Evans and Ren. Shields, composers of the well-known popular song, " IN
THE G O O D O L D SUMMER TIMfc," and who have engaged themselves to write exclusively for Mr.
Harris.
The following numbers are the hits of the show: " D O N ' T LOOK FOR IT AMONG THE
IRISH," " S U N D A Y MORNING WHEN THE C H U R C H BELLS RING," " W H E N THE
AMERICAN EAGLE SCREAMS," " I N THE SWEET SPRING TIME," "MY SWEET MAG-
NOLIA." Mr. HARRIS also takes pleasure in stating he controls all the songs contained in
"The Funny Mr. Dooley Co.,"
the author of same being the well-known composer, Frank D. Bryan. Among the galaxy of brilliant numbers
the two foremost that are commanding large sales are as follows:
lt
C-H-I-C-A-G-O SPELLS CHICAGO," the comedy and melody of which is inimitable. "I LOVE
THEM ALL," by the same author, a song different from the general run, and which is meeting with that suc-
cess a song of its class deserves.
Particular attention is called to the instrumental numbers contained in Mr. Harris's late issues:
ii
The King's Fool March,"
by Chas. R. Hirst, composer of the celebrated "COMEDY KING," which is replete with dash and swing
that compels one to respond to its strains.
Bungaloo,"
A Hindoo Love Dance, a characteristic composition in March Time, that contains that Oriental something
which is a delight to any performer and which has met with instantaneous favor.
"THE ARABIAN'S DREAM," by Arthur Lowenthal (Morceau characteristique), a dainty number
similar in style to " NARCISSUS," destined to be immensely popular.
" T H E ELLA WHEELER WILCOX WALTZES," a set of beautiful waltzes, charming in style
with a magnificent two colored souvenir half-tone title page of the celebrated authoress.
O T ) T ? Z^ 1 T A T •
O I JLV_> 1 A L^ .
Owing to repeated demands for a vocal setting to the celebrated *\A. Dream
Q £ H e a v e n " waltzes, by A. W. Bauer, late of Sousa's band, Mr. Harris takes
pleasure in announcing that the vocal number is now ready, and is without
question the only successful waltz since Arditi's "II Dacio." It has an easy range and contains
that richness of harmony and variety of melody which will appeal to those who are inclined to
favor a song of a semi-classic nature.
CHAS. K. HARRIS,
31 WEST 31st STREET, NEW YORK.
MEYER C O H E N , Mgr. .
CHICAGO
617 Ogden Building
JOE M. HARRIS, Mgr.
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