Music Trade Review
Issue: 1908 Vol. 46 N. 19 - Page 48
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48
THE
MUSIC
TRADE
REVIEW
we refrain from mentioning either of their
names.
THAT a visit to the Gus Edwards' Music Hall
shows a wonderful improvement in the mu-
sical comedy, "The Merry-Go-Round," which
THAT "ba 1 game" songs are likely to become seems to be spinning merrily on.
popular, judging from the first batch which has
THAT Alice Lloyd, an English vaudeville
appeared on the market.
artist who is performing over here, is only 3,000
THAT JOS. W. Stern's press agent speaks of
miles away from London.
"The Glow Worm," by Paul Lincke as "rich,
THAT the looking glass lighting effect which
grand and platonic." Merciful heavens! and in
she uses and claims as her very own was orig-
a free country, too.
inated by Clifford W. Harris, a London enter-
THAT the music of "The Merry-GoRound" irf
tainer.
uow on sale, garbed in a spring dress which is
THAT "I'm Afraid to Come Home in the Dark"
most attractive.
(Jerome H. Remick) and "Harrigan" (Mills &
THAT the annual meeting of the Music Pub- Co.) were most appropriately made the features
li hers' Association of the United States is sched- of the Catholic parade on Saturday last.
uled to take place on Monday, June 9, at the
THAT the Great Eastern Music Publishers have
Broadway Central Hotel.
just issued a novelty song by Mignon Ziegfeld,
. THAT it is to be earnestly hoped that either all entitled "If I Build a Nest, Will You Share It
its members will attend in a united effort to im- With Me?" It is quite an attractive little num-
prove conditions, or else that the association be ber.
adjourned sine die.
THAT Williams & Van Alstyne's new ballad,
THAT God helps those who help themselves.
entitled "There Never Was a Girl Like You" its
THAT it is said Sol Bloom predicts that Talt a mistake in title. There was; and if our mem-
will be our next President.
ory serves us right it was called "I Love You
THAT "The Hotel Clerk," a Musical offering by in the Same Old Way."
Robert B. Smith (known to fame as the brother
THAT the Alliance Music Co. has lately been in-
of Harry B.) and Alfred E. Aarons (known to corporated with a capital of $10,000. George W.
fame as having used the Metropolitan Opera Storck, Enrique Mattes and Isaac S. Sanger are
House to produce near musical comedy), is doing named as directors.
very well in Philadelphia. The score is pub-
lished by Charles K. Harris.
WITMARK OFFERS $25 FOR EXTRA VERSE.
THAT Hinds, Noble & Bldredge have just issued
Twenty-five dollars for an extra verse of "Just
"The Most Popular Selections from the Most
Popular Operas," a volume which is very well Someone," a song fast gaining popularity and
written by Will R. Anderson, Is being offered by
edited.
M. Witmark & Sons, the well-known publishers.
THAT the De Luxe Co., of Broadway and 28th "Just Someone" has already two verses, but
street, have lately been buying- up catalogs right the public, like Oliver Twist, are apparently de-
and left—mostly right, be it said.
manding more. There are no conditions to the
THAT to save a column of space we unhesi- competition, and no time limit is yet set. Pro-
tatingly pronounce the entire catalogs of all our fessional and amateur song writers alike are
advertisers to be "hits." Unfortunately, how- invited to join in the contest, and the odds on
ever, many of them don't sell.
winning are distinctly in favor of the amateur,
THAT Jerome H. Remick has sent us two of judging from the number of professional efforts
the very best songs on the market, "The Road ti which have lately reached this office.
Yesterday" and "The Garden of Dreams," both
by Clare Kummer.
THE COMPOSER OF "ALICE" WALTZ SONG.
THAT to even matters up he has enclosed ono
Paul Henneberg is probably best known as the
of the very worst, entitled "Are You Sincere?" To
spare the blushes of both author and composer. conductor of the famous Twenty-second Regiment
Band, of New York, being also one of the best
solo flutists in this country. For years he was
assistant conductor to Victor Herbert, who heiu'
Mr. Henneberg's position previous to the present
incumbent.
"SEE SAW,"
Born in Bobersberg, Germany, in 1867, the son
"THAT'S WHAT THE ROSE SAID TO ME," of the eminent musical director of that city, Mr.
Henneberg comes from a family renowned in the
and the greatest ballad in years
musical world. No surprise can be felt that in
1885, while still a mere boy, he graduated from
the Royal High School at Berlin and was selected
as assistant conductor to the brilliant Prof. Lud-
Special rates to the trade this month only.
wig von Brenner. Leaving Berlin, he passed sev-
eral years at Stockholm, Sweden, there to finally
QUS EDWARDS MUSIC PUB. CO.
accept the call of the famous Mendelssohn Quin-
1512 BROADWAY,
-
NEW YORK
tet Club, of Boston.
ThEREVIEWflEARS
PAUL HENNEBERQ.
The Apollo Club and Conservatory of Music, of
Winnipeg, Canada, finally induced Mr. Henne-
berg to accept the post of conductor,
which position he occupied until at the request
of Walter Damrosch he left for New York to
join as solo flutist the New York Symphony Or-
chestra. The following year he joined Victor
Herbert and his Twenty-second Regiment Band,
and was at once selected as assistant conductor
to Mr. Herbert.
Under his most able conductorship the Twenty-
recond Regiment Band has to its credit many ap-
pearances which have called forth the highest
commendation, Mr. Henneberg having proved
himself a most worthy successor to the great
leaders who have preceded him.
As a composer, Mr. Henneberg is rapidly taking
his place in the first grade. His new concert
waltz, "Alice," sung by Signorina Zeppilli, and
published by Theodore Bendix is a musical gem
and is fast attaining the popularity among high-
class singers which it so richly deserves.
The Harry Von Tilzer Music Publishing Co.,
who moved to their new quarters, 125 West 43d
street, New York, early in the week, are respon
sible for the following notice which has been
sent to the retail trade: "We have discontinued
our custom of sending out new issues each
month. Hereafter we will be pleased to notify
you of our new songs by letter or bulletin."
Gus Edwards' 1908 Hits
" I AM WAITING FOR THE
SUMMERTIME AND YOU."
OUR LATEST ENGLISH
BALLAD SUCCESS
WILLIS WOODWARD 6 CO., Inc.
Music by
TO THE TRADE
DOROTHY FORSTER
that they are now located at
Four Keys, B*\ C, Db, Eb
CHAPPELL & CO., Ltd.
37 West 17th Street, New York
MR. DEALER : Have you heard a song
entitled
"If I Build a Nest,
Will Yon Share It With Me?"
(By Mignon Ziegfeld)
Perhaps Not. But You Will
Because it is a song that everyone will sing.
beg to announce
"ROSE IN THE BUD"
are fust new enough to
be novel.
1193 Broadway
NEW YORK
Keith and Proctor Theatre Building
NAT'L MUSIC CO.S
Our song-successes from Sam Bernard's
"NEARLY A HERO"
" A SINGER SANG A SONG"
(Heelan-Furth)
and
"I Get A Lonesome Feeling When
The Band Plays Home Sweet Home"
(Ziegfeld-Furth)
The Great Eastern Music Publishers
1431 Broadway, New York
(Corner 40th Street)
of 600 Standard IOc
NEW
SHEET
CATALOG
Sellers, every one a
live number and, barring about 15 pieces, are not to bo
found in any other publisher's IOc catalog. It's a trade
builder.
Write to-day for samples and special offer.
S t a t * and Quincy Sts., Chicago.
World's largest publishers of 10c music.
48
THE
MUSIC
TRADE
REVIEW
we refrain from mentioning either of their
names.
THAT a visit to the Gus Edwards' Music Hall
shows a wonderful improvement in the mu-
sical comedy, "The Merry-Go-Round," which
THAT "ba 1 game" songs are likely to become seems to be spinning merrily on.
popular, judging from the first batch which has
THAT Alice Lloyd, an English vaudeville
appeared on the market.
artist who is performing over here, is only 3,000
THAT JOS. W. Stern's press agent speaks of
miles away from London.
"The Glow Worm," by Paul Lincke as "rich,
THAT the looking glass lighting effect which
grand and platonic." Merciful heavens! and in
she uses and claims as her very own was orig-
a free country, too.
inated by Clifford W. Harris, a London enter-
THAT the music of "The Merry-GoRound" irf
tainer.
uow on sale, garbed in a spring dress which is
THAT "I'm Afraid to Come Home in the Dark"
most attractive.
(Jerome H. Remick) and "Harrigan" (Mills &
THAT the annual meeting of the Music Pub- Co.) were most appropriately made the features
li hers' Association of the United States is sched- of the Catholic parade on Saturday last.
uled to take place on Monday, June 9, at the
THAT the Great Eastern Music Publishers have
Broadway Central Hotel.
just issued a novelty song by Mignon Ziegfeld,
. THAT it is to be earnestly hoped that either all entitled "If I Build a Nest, Will You Share It
its members will attend in a united effort to im- With Me?" It is quite an attractive little num-
prove conditions, or else that the association be ber.
adjourned sine die.
THAT Williams & Van Alstyne's new ballad,
THAT God helps those who help themselves.
entitled "There Never Was a Girl Like You" its
THAT it is said Sol Bloom predicts that Talt a mistake in title. There was; and if our mem-
will be our next President.
ory serves us right it was called "I Love You
THAT "The Hotel Clerk," a Musical offering by in the Same Old Way."
Robert B. Smith (known to fame as the brother
THAT the Alliance Music Co. has lately been in-
of Harry B.) and Alfred E. Aarons (known to corporated with a capital of $10,000. George W.
fame as having used the Metropolitan Opera Storck, Enrique Mattes and Isaac S. Sanger are
House to produce near musical comedy), is doing named as directors.
very well in Philadelphia. The score is pub-
lished by Charles K. Harris.
WITMARK OFFERS $25 FOR EXTRA VERSE.
THAT Hinds, Noble & Bldredge have just issued
Twenty-five dollars for an extra verse of "Just
"The Most Popular Selections from the Most
Popular Operas," a volume which is very well Someone," a song fast gaining popularity and
written by Will R. Anderson, Is being offered by
edited.
M. Witmark & Sons, the well-known publishers.
THAT the De Luxe Co., of Broadway and 28th "Just Someone" has already two verses, but
street, have lately been buying- up catalogs right the public, like Oliver Twist, are apparently de-
and left—mostly right, be it said.
manding more. There are no conditions to the
THAT to save a column of space we unhesi- competition, and no time limit is yet set. Pro-
tatingly pronounce the entire catalogs of all our fessional and amateur song writers alike are
advertisers to be "hits." Unfortunately, how- invited to join in the contest, and the odds on
ever, many of them don't sell.
winning are distinctly in favor of the amateur,
THAT Jerome H. Remick has sent us two of judging from the number of professional efforts
the very best songs on the market, "The Road ti which have lately reached this office.
Yesterday" and "The Garden of Dreams," both
by Clare Kummer.
THE COMPOSER OF "ALICE" WALTZ SONG.
THAT to even matters up he has enclosed ono
Paul Henneberg is probably best known as the
of the very worst, entitled "Are You Sincere?" To
spare the blushes of both author and composer. conductor of the famous Twenty-second Regiment
Band, of New York, being also one of the best
solo flutists in this country. For years he was
assistant conductor to Victor Herbert, who heiu'
Mr. Henneberg's position previous to the present
incumbent.
"SEE SAW,"
Born in Bobersberg, Germany, in 1867, the son
"THAT'S WHAT THE ROSE SAID TO ME," of the eminent musical director of that city, Mr.
Henneberg comes from a family renowned in the
and the greatest ballad in years
musical world. No surprise can be felt that in
1885, while still a mere boy, he graduated from
the Royal High School at Berlin and was selected
as assistant conductor to the brilliant Prof. Lud-
Special rates to the trade this month only.
wig von Brenner. Leaving Berlin, he passed sev-
eral years at Stockholm, Sweden, there to finally
QUS EDWARDS MUSIC PUB. CO.
accept the call of the famous Mendelssohn Quin-
1512 BROADWAY,
-
NEW YORK
tet Club, of Boston.
ThEREVIEWflEARS
PAUL HENNEBERQ.
The Apollo Club and Conservatory of Music, of
Winnipeg, Canada, finally induced Mr. Henne-
berg to accept the post of conductor,
which position he occupied until at the request
of Walter Damrosch he left for New York to
join as solo flutist the New York Symphony Or-
chestra. The following year he joined Victor
Herbert and his Twenty-second Regiment Band,
and was at once selected as assistant conductor
to Mr. Herbert.
Under his most able conductorship the Twenty-
recond Regiment Band has to its credit many ap-
pearances which have called forth the highest
commendation, Mr. Henneberg having proved
himself a most worthy successor to the great
leaders who have preceded him.
As a composer, Mr. Henneberg is rapidly taking
his place in the first grade. His new concert
waltz, "Alice," sung by Signorina Zeppilli, and
published by Theodore Bendix is a musical gem
and is fast attaining the popularity among high-
class singers which it so richly deserves.
The Harry Von Tilzer Music Publishing Co.,
who moved to their new quarters, 125 West 43d
street, New York, early in the week, are respon
sible for the following notice which has been
sent to the retail trade: "We have discontinued
our custom of sending out new issues each
month. Hereafter we will be pleased to notify
you of our new songs by letter or bulletin."
Gus Edwards' 1908 Hits
" I AM WAITING FOR THE
SUMMERTIME AND YOU."
OUR LATEST ENGLISH
BALLAD SUCCESS
WILLIS WOODWARD 6 CO., Inc.
Music by
TO THE TRADE
DOROTHY FORSTER
that they are now located at
Four Keys, B*\ C, Db, Eb
CHAPPELL & CO., Ltd.
37 West 17th Street, New York
MR. DEALER : Have you heard a song
entitled
"If I Build a Nest,
Will Yon Share It With Me?"
(By Mignon Ziegfeld)
Perhaps Not. But You Will
Because it is a song that everyone will sing.
beg to announce
"ROSE IN THE BUD"
are fust new enough to
be novel.
1193 Broadway
NEW YORK
Keith and Proctor Theatre Building
NAT'L MUSIC CO.S
Our song-successes from Sam Bernard's
"NEARLY A HERO"
" A SINGER SANG A SONG"
(Heelan-Furth)
and
"I Get A Lonesome Feeling When
The Band Plays Home Sweet Home"
(Ziegfeld-Furth)
The Great Eastern Music Publishers
1431 Broadway, New York
(Corner 40th Street)
of 600 Standard IOc
NEW
SHEET
CATALOG
Sellers, every one a
live number and, barring about 15 pieces, are not to bo
found in any other publisher's IOc catalog. It's a trade
builder.
Write to-day for samples and special offer.
S t a t * and Quincy Sts., Chicago.
World's largest publishers of 10c music.
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