Music Trade Review
Issue: 1908 Vol. 47 N. 9 - Page 43
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THE
"The Same Old Two," "Love Is Like a Cigar-
ette," "Ask Her While the Band Is Playing."
"Only One of Anything," "Twilight in Bara-
keesh," "Bohemia, Good-By," "Little Blird of
Paradise."
An extended review of "Algeria," which will
be heard at the Broadway Theater, New York,
next Monday night, will be given in our next
Issue.
MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
THE "BEE HIVE" BUSIE^THAN EVER IN ITS HISTORY.
A Careful Perusal of This Article Will Give Our Readers a Little Insight Into the Workings of
the Wonderful House of Witmark for the Coming Season.
Julius Witmark recently gave our "Man on the o' Mine," by him, and R. A. Barnett, of "1492"
Street" some interesting details of the enormous fame, will be heard early in the fall.
"The Soul Kiss," with Mile. Genee, written by
output on which the aptly named "Bee-Hive" is
working for the coming season. The retail trade Maurice Levi and Harry B. Smith, which, owing
will find the following article a veritable direc- to its enormous success, was only seen in New
tory of good things which either have come or York, at the New York Theatre, last season,
A HANDSOME WINDOW DISPLAY.
opens in Boston very early with the original
are shortly coming their way:
"I'm afraid it's going to be somewhat of a cast.
The Dallas (Tex.) branch of the John Church
"Three Twins," by Karl Hoschna, Otto Hauer-
Co. recently had a most attractive window dis- task," said Mr. Witmark, "to remember such a
play in honor of the Elks' convention in that city, formidable list, but I cannot do more than try. bach and Charles Dickson, which has its one hun-
dredth performance at the Herald Square The-
and incidentally advertising Hollenbeck's new To begin with, then, we have two new pieces by
march success, "The Arrival of the Elks," which Victor Herbert, one Fritzi Scheff's new vehicle, atre, Sept. 23, bids fair to remain at this house
had a large sale during the convention. In the "The Prima Donna" book by Henry Blossom, until the new year; another company is
window were shown hundreds of miniature elks which opens at the Studebaker, Chicago, after now playing the western territory. This trio
marching from all directions toward the central her preliminary season in "Mile. Modiste"—and is also completing two new pieces, to order, "Mis-
goal, Dallas, and thousands stopped to view and "Victoria" book by Geo. Hobart, for which Jos. takes Will Happen" and "Manoeuvres." In addi-
comment upon the display during the week.
Brooks is bringing Marie George from England tion to these, Mr. Hoschna has written the music
to play the stellar role. In addition, "Babes in for "Prince Humbug," book by Mark Swan, in
Toyland"
and "Nordland" will again go en tour, which Frank Lalor begins his starring tour at
A revised edition of "My Sweetheart," made
famous by Minnie Palmer, is shortly to be sent also two companies playing that record breaker, the Park Theater, Boston, early in September.
en tour. The new music, which is being com- "The Red Mill."
posed by Alfred Robyn, is to be published by
Julian Edwards' comic opera, "The Gay Mu-
T is a significant fact that
Theo. Bendix & Co.
sician," book by Ed. Seidle and Chas. J. Camp-
although music business gen-
bell, with its Wallack's Theatre cast, has an ex-
erally has been "hit hard" recently,
cellent route. Mr. Edwards is also at work on a
new piece, "The Motor Girl;" "His Honor the
Mayor," by the same composer, will again go on
the road, with Little Chip and Mary Marble as
co-stars.
That Great New German Novelty Song
On the Casino stage they are rehearsing Pix-
sales have held their own, which
with English and German Chorus.
ley and Luders' new piece, "Marcelle," for
means that many people purchased
B y FRED FISCHER
which the Shuberts have engaged an ex- ten cent music because they wanted
Write for Special Introductory Rate
ceptionally strong cast, including, Louise Gun-
to economize, and becoming ac-
ning and Jess Dandy, and those that are "in the
quainted with
know"
say
it
will
be
the
real
successor
to
the
FRED FISCHER MUSIC PUB. CO.
"Prince of Pilsen." Mr. Luders is also collabo-
1431-33 Broadway, New York City
rating with George Ade on a new piece, "The
FRED. FISCHER
Fair Co-Ed." in which Elsie Janis will be seen
this coming season, and with George Hobart
for the first time, created new bus-
on "The Merry Maker," in which Rock and Ful-
iness and caused activity in our
ton are to be featured. After these are launched
sales
department.
he will write the music for George Ade's "Slim
Princess," which is to be produced about Jan-
The era of
uary; besides these, "The Burgomaster" will
again be on the road.
The music for the new Hippodrome production,
which opens about Sept. 1, as usual is by Manuel
Ten Cent Sheet Music has come.
Klein, and those that have heard it, say he has
a number that will outshine from a popular
standpoint, its famous predecessors, "Moon Dear"
and a lot of others. Ask your Jobber for them
and "Starlight Maid." "The Top o' th' World,"
19 West 28th Street, New York
also from the pen of this composer, in conjunc-
THE THOMPSON MUSIC GO.
tion
with
Anna
Caldwell,
James
O'Dea
and
Mark
368 Wabash Ave.
CHICAGO
Swan, is at present breaking all records at the
Studebaker, Chicago. Another one, "That Girl
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Thompson's 1908 Hits
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Century Music Publishing Co.
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paid, 17 cents, together
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'
"Hit-
land"
J-FRLD HLLFlS
LATEST BALLAD
HIT ^
HELF & HAGER CO.
Music Publishers
34 W. 28th Street.
New York
^
The Most Famous Pub. Co.
24 E. 21st Street
proposi-
tion—
NEW YORK CITY
ROBERT TELLER SONS & DORNER
Mnslc Engravers and Printers
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CHICAGO
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THE
"The Same Old Two," "Love Is Like a Cigar-
ette," "Ask Her While the Band Is Playing."
"Only One of Anything," "Twilight in Bara-
keesh," "Bohemia, Good-By," "Little Blird of
Paradise."
An extended review of "Algeria," which will
be heard at the Broadway Theater, New York,
next Monday night, will be given in our next
Issue.
MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
THE "BEE HIVE" BUSIE^THAN EVER IN ITS HISTORY.
A Careful Perusal of This Article Will Give Our Readers a Little Insight Into the Workings of
the Wonderful House of Witmark for the Coming Season.
Julius Witmark recently gave our "Man on the o' Mine," by him, and R. A. Barnett, of "1492"
Street" some interesting details of the enormous fame, will be heard early in the fall.
"The Soul Kiss," with Mile. Genee, written by
output on which the aptly named "Bee-Hive" is
working for the coming season. The retail trade Maurice Levi and Harry B. Smith, which, owing
will find the following article a veritable direc- to its enormous success, was only seen in New
tory of good things which either have come or York, at the New York Theatre, last season,
A HANDSOME WINDOW DISPLAY.
opens in Boston very early with the original
are shortly coming their way:
"I'm afraid it's going to be somewhat of a cast.
The Dallas (Tex.) branch of the John Church
"Three Twins," by Karl Hoschna, Otto Hauer-
Co. recently had a most attractive window dis- task," said Mr. Witmark, "to remember such a
play in honor of the Elks' convention in that city, formidable list, but I cannot do more than try. bach and Charles Dickson, which has its one hun-
dredth performance at the Herald Square The-
and incidentally advertising Hollenbeck's new To begin with, then, we have two new pieces by
march success, "The Arrival of the Elks," which Victor Herbert, one Fritzi Scheff's new vehicle, atre, Sept. 23, bids fair to remain at this house
had a large sale during the convention. In the "The Prima Donna" book by Henry Blossom, until the new year; another company is
window were shown hundreds of miniature elks which opens at the Studebaker, Chicago, after now playing the western territory. This trio
marching from all directions toward the central her preliminary season in "Mile. Modiste"—and is also completing two new pieces, to order, "Mis-
goal, Dallas, and thousands stopped to view and "Victoria" book by Geo. Hobart, for which Jos. takes Will Happen" and "Manoeuvres." In addi-
comment upon the display during the week.
Brooks is bringing Marie George from England tion to these, Mr. Hoschna has written the music
to play the stellar role. In addition, "Babes in for "Prince Humbug," book by Mark Swan, in
Toyland"
and "Nordland" will again go en tour, which Frank Lalor begins his starring tour at
A revised edition of "My Sweetheart," made
famous by Minnie Palmer, is shortly to be sent also two companies playing that record breaker, the Park Theater, Boston, early in September.
en tour. The new music, which is being com- "The Red Mill."
posed by Alfred Robyn, is to be published by
Julian Edwards' comic opera, "The Gay Mu-
T is a significant fact that
Theo. Bendix & Co.
sician," book by Ed. Seidle and Chas. J. Camp-
although music business gen-
bell, with its Wallack's Theatre cast, has an ex-
erally has been "hit hard" recently,
cellent route. Mr. Edwards is also at work on a
new piece, "The Motor Girl;" "His Honor the
Mayor," by the same composer, will again go on
the road, with Little Chip and Mary Marble as
co-stars.
That Great New German Novelty Song
On the Casino stage they are rehearsing Pix-
sales have held their own, which
with English and German Chorus.
ley and Luders' new piece, "Marcelle," for
means that many people purchased
B y FRED FISCHER
which the Shuberts have engaged an ex- ten cent music because they wanted
Write for Special Introductory Rate
ceptionally strong cast, including, Louise Gun-
to economize, and becoming ac-
ning and Jess Dandy, and those that are "in the
quainted with
know"
say
it
will
be
the
real
successor
to
the
FRED FISCHER MUSIC PUB. CO.
"Prince of Pilsen." Mr. Luders is also collabo-
1431-33 Broadway, New York City
rating with George Ade on a new piece, "The
FRED. FISCHER
Fair Co-Ed." in which Elsie Janis will be seen
this coming season, and with George Hobart
for the first time, created new bus-
on "The Merry Maker," in which Rock and Ful-
iness and caused activity in our
ton are to be featured. After these are launched
sales
department.
he will write the music for George Ade's "Slim
Princess," which is to be produced about Jan-
The era of
uary; besides these, "The Burgomaster" will
again be on the road.
The music for the new Hippodrome production,
which opens about Sept. 1, as usual is by Manuel
Ten Cent Sheet Music has come.
Klein, and those that have heard it, say he has
a number that will outshine from a popular
standpoint, its famous predecessors, "Moon Dear"
and a lot of others. Ask your Jobber for them
and "Starlight Maid." "The Top o' th' World,"
19 West 28th Street, New York
also from the pen of this composer, in conjunc-
THE THOMPSON MUSIC GO.
tion
with
Anna
Caldwell,
James
O'Dea
and
Mark
368 Wabash Ave.
CHICAGO
Swan, is at present breaking all records at the
Studebaker, Chicago. Another one, "That Girl
CONSERVATORY EDITION
I
"IN GERMANY
"CENTURY EDITION"
"CENTURY EDITION"
Thompson's 1908 Hits
" I WISH M U D A GIRL"
"COMMON SENSE"
"BASEBALL"
"CENTURY EDITION"
Century Music Publishing Co.
THE TEACHER'S FAVORITE
GRADED
EDITION
. U. 3
RES.
PAT O F * .
U.3 PAX. OFF.
WHO IS SHE?
Send
for
our
special
SOMEBODY-THA
I-KNOW-AND
Y0UJW(W-T<
LEO FEIST, Feist. Building, 134 W. 37th St., N. Y.
Have you yet interested yourself in
my First Music Folio
"Famous Medleys
of
if you have \ ^ r ^
-Famous
not, its worth ^ ^ s
^ N
^ \ Songs"
x
your while. Send V
^ ^
for sample copy, post-
paid, 17 cents, together
with special introductory rate.
'
"Hit-
land"
J-FRLD HLLFlS
LATEST BALLAD
HIT ^
HELF & HAGER CO.
Music Publishers
34 W. 28th Street.
New York
^
The Most Famous Pub. Co.
24 E. 21st Street
proposi-
tion—
NEW YORK CITY
ROBERT TELLER SONS & DORNER
Mnslc Engravers and Printers
•END MANUSCRIPT AND IDEA OF TITLE
FOR ESTIMATE
I I I WET IStfc ST1EET, NEW YOU CITY
OUR NEW ISSUE PROPOSITION
is of great interest to every live Dealer. We
Bill our Monthly New Issues at 5 cents per
copy.
Subscribe now. The following are
some of our best sellers:
EVEN if you'd like to think so, there
are no other editions of
IQohler,
Heller
Czerny
that are nearly so good as the just
published
Conservatory
Edition
of these standard works, and best of all,
they cost less than any other edition—
none nearly so good.
"MOONBEAMS AND DREAMS OF YOU"—"A LITTLE
COZY FLAT "—* MONTEREY "—* NIGHT AND DAY •
—"WHILE YOU ARE MINE"—-MORNING CY"
"FOREST KING" March.
Conservatory Publication
Society
Write us To-day
Cor. BROADWAY and 28th ST., NEW YORK
VICTOR KREMER CO.
152 Lake Street
CHICAGO
CONSERVATORY EDITION
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