Music Trade Review
Issue: 1911 Vol. 53 N. 10 - Page 45
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THE
MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
The scene makes a big shift here to Egypt, where
the caravan passes in the shadow of the Sphinx.
'Around the World" Proves an Immediate Suc- A number of Arab pastimes and a battle on horse-
cess—Some Musical Features by Manuel back are features of this scene. The sandstorm is
Klein—Scenes That Are Unsurpassed for shown next, and then the garden of the Vizier's
harem in Constantinople is visited. The Durbar
Gorgeousness.
in India is elaborately staged, as is "Venice by
Moonlight." Following this the party attends a
"Around the World," the spectacle with which
bull fight in Seville, sails around the Horn to
the Hippodrome opened its season on Saturday
night, is the best production ever put on at the Honolulu, thence to Ireland, where the action ends.
The new show was written and produced by Car-
big show house. Arthur Voegtlin has never con-
roll Fleming. The lyrics and music are, of course,
ceived a more ambitious production or succeeded
more uniformly in his presentation of scenes to a by Manuel Klein, and being tuneful and generally
brilliant finale. While the idea of the play is con- delightful formed a strong feature of the show.
ventional, it permits of a varied series of settings Among the numbers that attracted special attention
and actions, the former elaborate and gorgeous, were: "It's a Long Lane That Has No Turning,"
and the latter interesting, educational and enter- "Blarney from Killarney," "In Venice," "Senorita,"
"The Merry Month of May," '"Arry and 'Arriet"
taining.
The trip Around the World, according to the and "My Old Town." M. Witmark & Sons are the
story, is made by a party of friends on the yacht publishers.
of an American millionaire, who suffers a series of
mishaps until he gets rid of a diamond which has
SHOWING UP WELL.
been stolen from an Indian rajah. The first scene
shows the lawn of the millionaire's mansion on
New Issues of Harry Von Tilzer Co. Win Grati-
the Hudson, and the departure for Europe. In
fying Success.
scene two the yacht Diana is shown in mid-ocean.
A garden party at Windsor Castle follows, and
The Harry Von Tilzer Music Publishing Co.
then the party journeys to Switzerland.
report that their several new numbers are show-
ing up in quite an unusual manner and in several
instances far exceeding their expectations. "They
Always Pick on Me," for instance, is being used
in four "Girl in the Taxi" shows and by a large
number of prominent performers, "I Want a Girl"
is showing up to be the big number of the new
catalog, and "Knock Wood" is getting the orders
at a lively rate. "All Alone" and "Blanket Bay"
are still holding their own as real successes, and
Most wise dealers handle a
there is no indication of their dropping off dur-
ing the season. Winthrop Brookhauser, who is
complete line of "CENTURY
well-known in the trade, has joined the Von Tilzer
forces as city salesman.
NEW HIPPODROME SHOW.
IT PAYS!
EDITION" twelve months in the
year, because it sells every working
day in the year.
Keep up your stock during the
Summer months. Evidence at
hand proves that it pays!
Century Music Pub. Go.
1178 Broadway
New York City
A NEW COHAN MARCH SONG.
George M. Cohan's new show, "The Little Mil-
lionaire," of which he wrote the book, the lyrics
and the music, and in which he himself will star,
opens at the Broadway Theatre on September 23
after a tryout in Hartford, Conn. The big num-
ber of the piece will be a new march song en-
titled, "Any Place the Old Flag Flies."
Music, in its mode of expression, is intelligible,
not to the musician aleme, but to the common
sense of all; nor is there any fundamental sense
between the music of a popular ballad, of a fugue
by Bach, or of a symphony by Beethoven. Al-
though the more intricate composition may be less
intelligible, the means of expression are in every
case the same.—Hauptmann.
HERE IT IS AGAIN!
Now Playing at the Criterion Theater
The New Star
The Quaint, Melodious Musical Comedy
tceFolioNo.il
Just What
You're Wait-
ing For.
To Crowded Houses
"THE GIRL OF MY
DREAMS"
With
JOHN HYANIS & LEILA MclHTYRE
Music by KARL HOSCHNA
Book by WILBUR 0. NESBIT A OTTO HAUERBAGH
We have on file unsolicited orders for over 5,000
copies, so if you wish your order filled promptly send
it to-day.
We have the goodsS iouhave the customer*
1,9ts get together !
JEROME H, REMICK & CO.
131 W. 41st Street
NEW YORK
68 Farrar Street
DETROIT, MICH.
Get an ample supply of the musical num-
bers, score, selection, so as to be prepared
for the ever-increasing demand.
Published by
M. WITMARK & SONS
New York,
Chicago,
San Francisco,
London,
Paris.
MREVIEWflEARS
THAT the musical comedy season is now in full
swing and the publishers of production music will
soon begin to feel the demand.
THAT it is the road shows that bring in the
orders to the publisher.
THAT a band leading the garment workers divi-
sion in the Labor Day parade was playing "The
Harp That Once Thro' Tara's Halls." Get it?
THAT the ragtime dances are still proving decid-
edly popular but that the ballad is also showing
up strongly the present season.
THAT "They Always Pick on Me," the latest
Harry Von Tilzer number, is showing up remark-
ably well, and much is expected of it.
THAT many of the other song writers are won-
dering how Harry Von Tilzer keeps up the pace.
THAT if the destructiveness of the "dominant
note" is really understood, there'll be some jobs
for composers with the Black Hand.
THAT J. A. Roach, the Hinds, Noble & Eldredge
salesman, is doing some big things on his Pacific
Coast trip.
THAT the Head Music Publishing Co. are put-
ting over several possible successors to "That
Railroad Rag."
THAT Edgar Selden is taking a short respite
from business and enjoying a rest at Montauk.
THAT the E. T. Paull Music Co. will soon have
a new inarch ready for the trade. 'Nuff sed.
STEPP, MEHLINGER AND KING!
When one knows that an act
works 52 weeks in the year,
that's pretty conclusive
evidence that it must be
"some act". They are the
original cafe entertainers.
Their headline song for
this season is
" H O N E Y M A N "
It is quite a compliment to
have an act of this character
select a number as their
feature and it comes pretty
near clinching our former
statement that "HONEY MAN"
is going to be,—no, it i s , —
one of the new season's big-
gest hits.
Sung everywhere,
Selling your share?
LEO. FEIST--NEW YORK
A. H. GOETTING
MUSIC JOBBING
SERVICE
Why don't you, Mr. Dealer, buy ALL YOUR
MUSIC FROM ONE SOURCE?
No matter what music is wanted or how many
copies, simply send ONE ORDER to us, and the
music will oe shipped to you on the day your order
is received.
Our prices are guaranteed to be the LOWEST,
as we won't be undersold by anyone. Send for
our Monthly Bargain List (free) and join th«
circle of money-making music dealers.
A.
H. GOETTING
Springfield, Mass.
A. H. Goettitif, tSS-teo Wabash Ave., Chicago.
New York Music Supply Co.. 1868 Broadway, N. Y.
Enterprise Music Supply Co.. 149 W. 86th S t , N. Y.
Coupon Music Co., 011 Washington S t , Boston.
A. H. Goetting, 1
THE
MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
The scene makes a big shift here to Egypt, where
the caravan passes in the shadow of the Sphinx.
'Around the World" Proves an Immediate Suc- A number of Arab pastimes and a battle on horse-
cess—Some Musical Features by Manuel back are features of this scene. The sandstorm is
Klein—Scenes That Are Unsurpassed for shown next, and then the garden of the Vizier's
harem in Constantinople is visited. The Durbar
Gorgeousness.
in India is elaborately staged, as is "Venice by
Moonlight." Following this the party attends a
"Around the World," the spectacle with which
bull fight in Seville, sails around the Horn to
the Hippodrome opened its season on Saturday
night, is the best production ever put on at the Honolulu, thence to Ireland, where the action ends.
The new show was written and produced by Car-
big show house. Arthur Voegtlin has never con-
roll Fleming. The lyrics and music are, of course,
ceived a more ambitious production or succeeded
more uniformly in his presentation of scenes to a by Manuel Klein, and being tuneful and generally
brilliant finale. While the idea of the play is con- delightful formed a strong feature of the show.
ventional, it permits of a varied series of settings Among the numbers that attracted special attention
and actions, the former elaborate and gorgeous, were: "It's a Long Lane That Has No Turning,"
and the latter interesting, educational and enter- "Blarney from Killarney," "In Venice," "Senorita,"
"The Merry Month of May," '"Arry and 'Arriet"
taining.
The trip Around the World, according to the and "My Old Town." M. Witmark & Sons are the
story, is made by a party of friends on the yacht publishers.
of an American millionaire, who suffers a series of
mishaps until he gets rid of a diamond which has
SHOWING UP WELL.
been stolen from an Indian rajah. The first scene
shows the lawn of the millionaire's mansion on
New Issues of Harry Von Tilzer Co. Win Grati-
the Hudson, and the departure for Europe. In
fying Success.
scene two the yacht Diana is shown in mid-ocean.
A garden party at Windsor Castle follows, and
The Harry Von Tilzer Music Publishing Co.
then the party journeys to Switzerland.
report that their several new numbers are show-
ing up in quite an unusual manner and in several
instances far exceeding their expectations. "They
Always Pick on Me," for instance, is being used
in four "Girl in the Taxi" shows and by a large
number of prominent performers, "I Want a Girl"
is showing up to be the big number of the new
catalog, and "Knock Wood" is getting the orders
at a lively rate. "All Alone" and "Blanket Bay"
are still holding their own as real successes, and
Most wise dealers handle a
there is no indication of their dropping off dur-
ing the season. Winthrop Brookhauser, who is
complete line of "CENTURY
well-known in the trade, has joined the Von Tilzer
forces as city salesman.
NEW HIPPODROME SHOW.
IT PAYS!
EDITION" twelve months in the
year, because it sells every working
day in the year.
Keep up your stock during the
Summer months. Evidence at
hand proves that it pays!
Century Music Pub. Go.
1178 Broadway
New York City
A NEW COHAN MARCH SONG.
George M. Cohan's new show, "The Little Mil-
lionaire," of which he wrote the book, the lyrics
and the music, and in which he himself will star,
opens at the Broadway Theatre on September 23
after a tryout in Hartford, Conn. The big num-
ber of the piece will be a new march song en-
titled, "Any Place the Old Flag Flies."
Music, in its mode of expression, is intelligible,
not to the musician aleme, but to the common
sense of all; nor is there any fundamental sense
between the music of a popular ballad, of a fugue
by Bach, or of a symphony by Beethoven. Al-
though the more intricate composition may be less
intelligible, the means of expression are in every
case the same.—Hauptmann.
HERE IT IS AGAIN!
Now Playing at the Criterion Theater
The New Star
The Quaint, Melodious Musical Comedy
tceFolioNo.il
Just What
You're Wait-
ing For.
To Crowded Houses
"THE GIRL OF MY
DREAMS"
With
JOHN HYANIS & LEILA MclHTYRE
Music by KARL HOSCHNA
Book by WILBUR 0. NESBIT A OTTO HAUERBAGH
We have on file unsolicited orders for over 5,000
copies, so if you wish your order filled promptly send
it to-day.
We have the goodsS iouhave the customer*
1,9ts get together !
JEROME H, REMICK & CO.
131 W. 41st Street
NEW YORK
68 Farrar Street
DETROIT, MICH.
Get an ample supply of the musical num-
bers, score, selection, so as to be prepared
for the ever-increasing demand.
Published by
M. WITMARK & SONS
New York,
Chicago,
San Francisco,
London,
Paris.
MREVIEWflEARS
THAT the musical comedy season is now in full
swing and the publishers of production music will
soon begin to feel the demand.
THAT it is the road shows that bring in the
orders to the publisher.
THAT a band leading the garment workers divi-
sion in the Labor Day parade was playing "The
Harp That Once Thro' Tara's Halls." Get it?
THAT the ragtime dances are still proving decid-
edly popular but that the ballad is also showing
up strongly the present season.
THAT "They Always Pick on Me," the latest
Harry Von Tilzer number, is showing up remark-
ably well, and much is expected of it.
THAT many of the other song writers are won-
dering how Harry Von Tilzer keeps up the pace.
THAT if the destructiveness of the "dominant
note" is really understood, there'll be some jobs
for composers with the Black Hand.
THAT J. A. Roach, the Hinds, Noble & Eldredge
salesman, is doing some big things on his Pacific
Coast trip.
THAT the Head Music Publishing Co. are put-
ting over several possible successors to "That
Railroad Rag."
THAT Edgar Selden is taking a short respite
from business and enjoying a rest at Montauk.
THAT the E. T. Paull Music Co. will soon have
a new inarch ready for the trade. 'Nuff sed.
STEPP, MEHLINGER AND KING!
When one knows that an act
works 52 weeks in the year,
that's pretty conclusive
evidence that it must be
"some act". They are the
original cafe entertainers.
Their headline song for
this season is
" H O N E Y M A N "
It is quite a compliment to
have an act of this character
select a number as their
feature and it comes pretty
near clinching our former
statement that "HONEY MAN"
is going to be,—no, it i s , —
one of the new season's big-
gest hits.
Sung everywhere,
Selling your share?
LEO. FEIST--NEW YORK
A. H. GOETTING
MUSIC JOBBING
SERVICE
Why don't you, Mr. Dealer, buy ALL YOUR
MUSIC FROM ONE SOURCE?
No matter what music is wanted or how many
copies, simply send ONE ORDER to us, and the
music will oe shipped to you on the day your order
is received.
Our prices are guaranteed to be the LOWEST,
as we won't be undersold by anyone. Send for
our Monthly Bargain List (free) and join th«
circle of money-making music dealers.
A.
H. GOETTING
Springfield, Mass.
A. H. Goettitif, tSS-teo Wabash Ave., Chicago.
New York Music Supply Co.. 1868 Broadway, N. Y.
Enterprise Music Supply Co.. 149 W. 86th S t , N. Y.
Coupon Music Co., 011 Washington S t , Boston.
A. H. Goetting, 1
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