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MUSIC TRADE
Jacobs' Mandolin Orchestra :
Bygones, Mandolin (Frank W. Bone)
Cupid Astray, Waltz (Walter Rolfe)
Gloriana, Overture (A. J. Weidt)
Norwegian Air, Guitar (C. \V. F. Jansen)
BOOSEY & CO.,
9 East 17th Street, New York.
VOCAL.
An Arabian Lullabv (C. B. Minter-Tom Sutton). $0.00
.60
Colette (Hubert S. Hyan)
.00
Evening (Ernest ltowson-t'yril Scott)
.60
Fragrance (Clifton Bingham-Herbert Dunning).
.60
Ianthe (V. J. O'lteilly-James Halkett)
I Bring My Hoses (Fred. G. Bowies-Avon Aim
Car.se)
60
My Lady Sleeps (Dufficld liendall-C.yril S c o t t ) . . . .00
Oh! Her Face Is So Fair (Florence E. Gilder-
Laura (.}. Lemon)
60
Oh! The Heart of My Love (Edna Lake-Charles
Marshall)
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Recompense (John Annadale-Georgo Aitken)
(50
King the Bluebell (Fred. G. Bowles IIerbf-rt Hii'i-
ning)
60
Wailing for the Spring (Frederic E. Weatlierly-
Erie Coates)
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Flower Songs (Cecil Hazlehurst).
1. The t'roniN Carpet (words by Ethel M.
l'riestman)
60
2. Heather Brown (words by Ethel M. l'riest-
man)
60
3. Red Roses (words by Alice Hazlehnrst)
60
INSTRUMENTAL.
Intermezzo, for Pianoforte, Opus 67. No. 3 (Cyril
Scott)
.60
CHAPPELL & CO., LTD.,
West 17th Street, New York.
VOCAL.
A Butterfly (Paplllon) (P. Rizzelli Fiar.co Leoni) .$0.(50
Evoe (Fiona Macleod-Hubert Bath)
60
How Dear to Me the Hour (Thomas Moore-Mon-
tague F. Phillips)
60
If Love Were All (Philip Leslie-Dorothy Fouster) . .60
Ma Dusky Maid (Vere Smith)
60
l'assion Flowers, Song Cycle (Harold Simpson
Charles Brawn)
1.50
Red Roses (Paul M. Potter-Franz Lehar)
60
The Home Lights (Arthur Ketcham-Herbert Brant-
wood)
60,
The Linnet (Fred. E. Weatherly-Robert C. Clarke). .60
You Brought Me Love (Harold Simpson-Guy
d'Hardelot)
60
INSTRUMENTAL.
Soupirs I)'Amour (Valse Lente) (Jean Bouilly) . . .$0.60
37
OLIVER DITSON COMPANY,
150 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass.
VOCAL.
Good Night (Percy G. Shelley-Mary Turner Salter).$0.40
Here I See Thee, Face to Face (Horatio Bonar-
George B. Nevin)
50
I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes (Edwin II. Lemare)
60
Indian Summer (Nellie R. Eberhart-Charles Wake-
Jicld Cadman)
60
Memories (A. Mary F. Robinson-Mary Turner
Salter)
40
Memory (Arthur Symons-.John H. Densmore)
50
Rain Song, A (Robert Loveman-Mary Turner
Salter)
50
Thy Voice Is Near Me (M. Lindsay-Arthur do
Guiehard)
50
We Lift Our Hearts to Thee (Teresa Strickland
Lily Strickland)
,
50
Your Lovely Eyes (It. Louis Casson Edwin II.
Lema're)
60
INSTRUMENTAL.
Follow the Crowd, March and Two-Step (G. II.
Warner)
$0.60
MANDOLIN ORCHESTRA MUSIC.
Collegisms, Medley of College Songs, Mandolin. . . ..$0.50
Kstudiantina Waltz, Mandolin (E. Waldteufel) . . . .50
THOS. GOGGAN & BROS.,
Galveston, Texas.
VOCAL.
Fire of Love, The (Mrs. T. Jeff. Smith E. M. Par-
num)
$0.50
Mazeppa (Claud Barker-Frank Swift)
50
Three Songs (Oscar J. Fuchs).
1. Divine Lullaby, The
50
2. Parting Song, A
50
3. Ode to Spring
50
INSTRUMENTAL.
Mrs. Newlywed, Barn Dance (Conway R. Shaw).. .$0.50
Six Melodious and Instructive Piano Pieces (Franz
Breyer).
1. Grey Eyes, March
.°>0
2. Blue Eyes, Waltz
30
3. Brown Eyes, Barn Dance
30
4. Almond Eyes. Intermezzo
30
5. Hazel Eyes, Idyl
30
(i. Black Eyes, Galop
30
WALTER JACOBS,
167 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass.
VOCAL.
Kiss of Spring (Phil Staats-Walter Rolfe)
$0.60
INSTRUMENTAL.
Monstrat Vaim, March and Two-Step (Alfred E.
Joy)
$0.50
The Moose, March (P. Hans Flath)
50
THE
LATEST SONG HITS !
" C-H-l-C-A-G-O."
REVIEW
30
1.90
1.90
20
JEROME H. REMICK & CO.,
131 West 41st Street, New York.
VOCAL.
Baby Blue (Jerome-Schwartz)
$0.50
Curly Head (McKenna-Gumble)
50
Honolulu Rag (Williams-Van Alstyne)
50
My Rose (Rutherford-Wilson)
50
Oh ! You Spearmint Kiddo With the Wrigley Eyes
(Jerome-Schwartz)
50
Some One That I'm Always Thinking Of (E. M.
Grady)
50
That Loving Melody Rubinstein Wrole (Brown-
Ayer)
50
The Dream of the Dreamer, C-minor (Baer-
Schmid)
50
INSTRUMENTAL.
A Southern Symphony (Wenrich)
$0.50
Maxine Waltzes (Blank)
50
Medic Rag (Woolsey)
50
The Garden of Roses (Schmid)
50
The Dance of the Whip-Poor-Will (Van Alstyne).. .50
THE CITY CHAP.
Lyrics by George Ade. Music by Benjamin Hapgood
Burt.
A Regular Finishing School
$0.60
A Little Side Street in the Country
60
All In the Same Little Boat
60
Just We Two
60
He Died On His Wedding Day
60
If the Men Never Looked at Me
60
Saturday One P. M
60
The Big College
60
The Colored Race
60
The Heavenly Twins
60
When You've Got a Line of Talk
60
ALMA, WO WOHNST DU.
Lyrics by Adolf Philipp. Music by Jean Briquet.
Kater Lied
$0.60
Kuss Lied
60
Oh ! Die Weiber
60
THE ECHO.
Dougherty (Jerome-Schwartz)
$0.50
Heigh Ho (Brown-Ayer)
50
The Newport Glide (Jerome Schwartz)
50
MAURICE SHAPIRO,
1416 Broadway, New York.
Any Little Girl That's a Nice Little Girl is the
Right Little Girl for Me (Thomas J. Gray-
Fred Fischer)
$0.50
Good-bye, Beckie Colin (Harry Breen-Fred Fischer) .50
I Can't Miss that Ball Game (Geo. W. Moriarity-
Joe Cooper)
50
May Moon (Earl J. Benham-Billy Vandervecr)
50
Oh ! Marie (E. Ray Goetz-Eduardo di Capua)
50
Spaghetti Rag (Lyons & Yosco)
50
That Dreamy Barcarole Tune (E. Ray Goetz-Ber-
nard Grossman-Ralph Shiers)
50
Where the Macaroni Grows (Fiseher-Burkhart)
.50
INSTRUMENTAL.
Chantecler Waltz (Al Johns)
$0.50
M. WITMARK & SONS,
144-146 West 37th Street, New York.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Automatic Doll (For Piano) (Geo. L. SpauLding). .$0.30
Fit for the King. (For Piano.) (Karl Bergmann) . . .:!0-
Fleeting Thoughts. (For Piano.) (N. Garagusi) . . .50
Hungarian Romance. (For Piano.) (Thoo. Bendix) .50
Lily Bells. (For Piano.) (Paul Lawson)
.30
My Guiding Star. (For Piano.) (Louis A. Drum-
heller)
60
On the Beach. (For Piano.) (J. A. Silberberg)... .50
Queen of Hearts-Hop Scotch. (For Piano.) (II.
W. Loomis)
25
School Comrades. (For Piano.) (H. Engelmanni .50
Waking Dream, The. (For Piano.) (F. Mariani) .50
POPULARIZED THE "MERRY WIDOW."
An illustration of the importance with which
some public performers associate their presenta-
tion of music, and of their conception of the in-
fluence which this has on the public was afforded
the other day at the local offices of Chappell &
Co. The leader of an out-of-town orchestra called
there with a list of several complete orchestral
scores which he wanted. He intimated, as the
order was being filled, that he did not expect to
pay for them. The clerk, of course, consulted
the manager.
"You know we are not here to give away
music," Walter Eastman polite4y suggested.
"But I will popularize the music for you,"
argued the orchestra leader. "Why, it was I who
popularized the 'Merry Widow' waltz."
R. E. Lee and C. C. Miller have opened a new
piano store in Orange, Tex.
The One Charming Ballad Success for
the Spring and Summer
"Way Out In Utah."
"Oh! You Tease."
"Do You ? Don't You ? Will You ? Won't You ?"
" Sometime, Sweetheart Mine, Somewhere."
"Mary Jane, She's Got Another Sister."
"Airy Fairy Castle Land."
"Red Fern."
"Happy Rag."
"IT'S ALWAYS JUNE
WHEN YOU'RE IN
LOVE"
ORDER THESE FROM YOUR JOBBER.
By Chas. K. Harris
The House off Christopher
Crand Opera House Building, Chicago
Columbia Theatre Bldg.
Broadway and 47th St.
MEYER COHEN, Mgr.
LAMENT OF AN AMATEUR SONG WRITER.
I gaze at my name on the title page.
So close to that great Imprint,
While visions of fame and of gold untold
'Most dazzle m<: with their glint.
Now, don't blame my "friends," with their flattery,
For luring me on toward fame ;
'Twas seductive ads. from the "world's best" firms
Thnt got me into the game.
He's never tried lo promote my song,
N'or use "all legitimate means
To insure my success" (there's a contract, loo),
Ho has changed his mind, it scorns.
On niy trips about the country I ask
For my song at each music store,
Hut 1hey never have heard of i t , you know,
And that's why I'm gel ting "sore."
I've only been able to find one clerk
In all of the stores who'd bring it
From under the counter, and he, poor chap,
Said he'd "not been instructed lo sing it."
Now I didn't, unearth a fake concern ;
You can find them on Broadway still.
I love to see my songs in print,
But O, you fifty-dollar bill!
—An Amateur.
Philadelphia, 1'a.
VALUE OF CONTINUOUS PUBLICITY.
It has been truthfully saici by many adver-
tisers of national reputation, when asked the
reason for their continued advertising when
their goods were so well and favorably known:
"Once you begin advertising make up your mind
that you will never be able to stop, if you would
continue to be successful." Some narrow-gage
merchants point to this as an argument against
advertising, but there are mighty few clear-
headed business men of to-day who object to con-
tinue an investment which is bound to show at
the end of each year an ever-increasing balance
on the profit side of the account. When you
have made your name a household word, don't
let it be forgotten—.there's everything in a name.
"CHEER UP!"
By Cora M. W. Greenleaf.
Away with the blues, oh ye sad and dejected,
"Cheer up" be our watchword and let us be jolly;
Brace up ! for the world leaves no brave smile neglected ;
So whatever you do, do not be melancholy.
Enough for each day is its burden
So if one day should ever be free
Spoil not its joy with forebodings
Foretelling the troubles to come
of evil ;
from dark sorrow.
and cavil,
on the morrow.
While clear and undimmed is the blue arch above us,
And the sunlight glows brightly and warm, do not say
That tempests may rage before night—if you love us—
But let us be happy, dear—happy to-day.
M. Witmark & Sons are expecting great things
of a new song by Dave Reed and Ernest R. Ball,
"My Heart Has Learned to Love You, Now Do
Not Say Good-bye." They are justified..
The Schmoller & Mueller Music Co., Omaha,
Neb., have opened a wholesale and retail branch
in Mitchell, S. D.
MR. DEALER:
We are publishers of
"Echoes of the Parade"
A military march pronounced by all band and
orchestra leaders to he the best Grand Entree
March and Parade piece written in years.
Send for our special order blank with offer
to dealers.
Remember! We do not sell to 5 and 10 cent stores
MILLER MUSIC PUBLISHING CO.,
515 So. Hermitage Avenue, Chicago.
ROBERT TELLER SONS & DORNER
Music Engravers and Printers
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