Music Trade Review
Issue: 1915 Vol. 61 N. 2 - Page 45
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THE
MUSIC
TRADE
REVIEW
MREVIEWflEARS
THAT Teddy Morse appears to be simply bubbling
over with inspirations these days, and threatens to
break out in some new songs in the near future.
THAT meanwhile he is proving a worthy assistant
to Chief Kornheiser at the Feist professional head-
quarters.
THAT the cases are steadily growing in number
where the published score of a musical show does
You can put that Sheet Music De-
not in the least indicate the music that is being
partment of yours on a profitable
used in it.
basis by handling the popular
THAT the strong talk by Nathan Burkan, the
CENTURY EDITION selling at 10c
prominent attorney, upon the copyright situation at
a copy. Don't wait until you lose
the convention, and the prospects for remedying
sales. Our national advertising
has compelled the demand. If you
some of the deficiencies in the present law, have
do not supply it, your competitor
made a profound impression on the trade.
may—it's the edition the public
THAT his comments anent some of the manufac-
know and want.
turers of talking machine records and music rolls
appears to have struck a popular chord with a
number of the publishers who have had trouble in
collecting royalties.
THAT if a handsome suite of offices, beautifully
0
furnished and equipped with a baby grand piano,
makes for success in the music publishing business,
one new concern should certainly stir things up in
231-235 West«*3tNwYork(ity
' the trade.
THAT, in our humble opinion, one real hit is
more important than mahogany furniture and an
expensive staff to use it, in winning success.
SOUSA FOR THE HIPPODROME.
THAT the Get Together Club of the Oliver Dit^
His Band of Sixty-five to Replace Orchestra in
son Co., of Boston, is a great factor in camaraderie
Dillingham Regime.
and efficiency.
THAT Sousa marches will have a new vogue
The announcement this week of the engagement
of John Philip Sousa as musical director of the through the famous bandmaster's connection with
Hippodrome was the first suggestion of the changes the Hippodrome.
THAT Carrie Jacobs-Bond was specially honored
to be wrought at the big institution by Charles
Dillingham, who has taken 1 over the management. at the San Diego Exposition recently when an en-
Mr. Sousa's band of sixty-five pieces will replace tire day was set aside in her honor and her com-
the orchestra, and' in addition to the music inci- positions sung at many notable musical affairs on
dental to the performance will play a half-hour the grounds.
concert before each performance. Sunday special
concerts with operatic soloists will be given.
ANOTHER SONG jIAS "COME BACK."
The use of a band instead of an orchestra will Oliver Ditson Co. Issue New Edition of Delight-
be only one of a number of innovations Mr. Dil-
ful Old Song, Entitled, "Carry Me Back to
lingham will make. Mr. Sousa will write a new
Old Virginny" Which Promises Popularity.
march to signalize the opening of the new regime
and will contribute other new compositions from
(Special to The Review.)
time to time.
BOSTON, MASS., July 3.—The Oliver Ditson Co.
has just issued a new edition of that delightful
song, "Carry Me Back to Old Virginny," by James
A. Bland, with a new title page in colors taken
from a genuine "Befo' de War" picture that has
the old-time plantation atmosphere.
Here is another song that has "come back," and
Sensational Song Hils
it is selling as it never sold before.
The melody is very beautiful, and as sung by
Alma Gluck and male chorus on the Victor (Xo.
74,420) is remarkably effective and appealing.
A circular letter to the music trade with attrac-
tive rates and title page has been mailed, and the
publishers show their confidence in the song by
(AND YOU WERE MY DREAM)
L i t t l e -- Lew is - - Vn M Alst v iu-
offering to exchange unsold copies. Take our tip
and order this song liberally. Dealers who sell the
Victor output will find that the sale of the record
will help sell the song and vice versa.
Order blanks and posters for window display
will be sent on request.
45
9
i!
jjj
i!
EVERYBODY RAGi WITH ME"
"WRAP ME IN A BUNDLE"
Every " S u m m e r " h a s its " S u m m e r "
Song
THTS SUMMER I t ' s
"Summer Love"
(It's The Same Old Game)
By JACK MAIIONEY and PERCY
WENRICH, writers of the "Over-
A-M illion-Copy-Hit"
CENTURYMUSICPU&C
IN ON m WAYTO DUBLIN BAY
WHEN I WAS A DREAMER'
You
Can't Go
Wrong
With
Feist'So
"When You Wore A Tulip and
I Wore A Big Red Rose"
...
7
cents a copy if you attach this
Advt. to your order
II
LEO FEIST, Inc., FEIST Bldg., New York sgg
This time-honored house has a number of other
big sellers that will be brought out in fine editions
and announced a little later. The motto of the N.
A. S. M'. D., "A, Demand Created is a Profit
Earned," is timely. The demand has been created,
and it is up to you, Mr. Dealer, to take advantage
of it and take your profit. Verhum sap.
•Miss Elisabeth Marbury this week offered a prize
of $25 for the best extra stanza submitted for the
song, ''Bed, Bed, Beautiful Bed," which Lawrence
Grossman sings in "Nobody Home" at the Maxine
Elliott Theater. The English comedian needs it
for encores.
From Out the Far West
She Has Arrived in All Her Glory
The Panama-Pacific
Exposition Song Hit
"Dearie Girl"
By
MARGARET WHITNEY
A Tremendous Success Everywhere
(AND TAKE ME HOME WITH Y O U )
Kahn
Van
A l s l y n o - -
I.eslor
.
"IN JAPAN WITH ML MOSAN"
ALABAMA JUBILEE"
NelkMi
Cobb
BUY YOUR MUSIC
BOSTON
"I WANT ALITTLELOVEFROM YOU"
ROBERT TELLER SONS & DORNER
Music Engravers and Printers
SEND MANUSCRIPT AND IDEA OF TITLE
FOR ESTIMATE
311 W u t 43d StsMt, N«« York City
Publishers
8 Bosworth St.,
publisher
BOSTON, MASS.
« M e r r y Madness"
OLIVER
DITSON
M. WITMARK & SONS
WITMARK BUILDING, NEW YORK
A REAL HARRIS BALLAD
WALTER JACOBS
Callahan - - VanAlstvno
"CIRCUS DAY IN DIXIE"
FROM
COMPANY
BOSTON
NEW YORK
Anticipate and supply Every Requirement of Music Dealers
WHITE-SMITH MUSIC PUB. CO.
PUBLISHERS, PRINTERS, & ENGRAVERS OF MUSIC
Maia Offices: 09-04 Stanhope St., Bottom.
Rrancb H"«••••• New York and Ckicaco
"Can You Pay For
A Broken Heart?"
By GHAS. K. HARRIS
SOLD WHEREVER MUSIC IS SOLD
CHAS. K. HARRIS
Broadway and 47th Street
MEYER COHEN, Mgr.
New York
THE
MUSIC
TRADE
REVIEW
MREVIEWflEARS
THAT Teddy Morse appears to be simply bubbling
over with inspirations these days, and threatens to
break out in some new songs in the near future.
THAT meanwhile he is proving a worthy assistant
to Chief Kornheiser at the Feist professional head-
quarters.
THAT the cases are steadily growing in number
where the published score of a musical show does
You can put that Sheet Music De-
not in the least indicate the music that is being
partment of yours on a profitable
used in it.
basis by handling the popular
THAT the strong talk by Nathan Burkan, the
CENTURY EDITION selling at 10c
prominent attorney, upon the copyright situation at
a copy. Don't wait until you lose
the convention, and the prospects for remedying
sales. Our national advertising
has compelled the demand. If you
some of the deficiencies in the present law, have
do not supply it, your competitor
made a profound impression on the trade.
may—it's the edition the public
THAT his comments anent some of the manufac-
know and want.
turers of talking machine records and music rolls
appears to have struck a popular chord with a
number of the publishers who have had trouble in
collecting royalties.
THAT if a handsome suite of offices, beautifully
0
furnished and equipped with a baby grand piano,
makes for success in the music publishing business,
one new concern should certainly stir things up in
231-235 West«*3tNwYork(ity
' the trade.
THAT, in our humble opinion, one real hit is
more important than mahogany furniture and an
expensive staff to use it, in winning success.
SOUSA FOR THE HIPPODROME.
THAT the Get Together Club of the Oliver Dit^
His Band of Sixty-five to Replace Orchestra in
son Co., of Boston, is a great factor in camaraderie
Dillingham Regime.
and efficiency.
THAT Sousa marches will have a new vogue
The announcement this week of the engagement
of John Philip Sousa as musical director of the through the famous bandmaster's connection with
Hippodrome was the first suggestion of the changes the Hippodrome.
THAT Carrie Jacobs-Bond was specially honored
to be wrought at the big institution by Charles
Dillingham, who has taken 1 over the management. at the San Diego Exposition recently when an en-
Mr. Sousa's band of sixty-five pieces will replace tire day was set aside in her honor and her com-
the orchestra, and' in addition to the music inci- positions sung at many notable musical affairs on
dental to the performance will play a half-hour the grounds.
concert before each performance. Sunday special
concerts with operatic soloists will be given.
ANOTHER SONG jIAS "COME BACK."
The use of a band instead of an orchestra will Oliver Ditson Co. Issue New Edition of Delight-
be only one of a number of innovations Mr. Dil-
ful Old Song, Entitled, "Carry Me Back to
lingham will make. Mr. Sousa will write a new
Old Virginny" Which Promises Popularity.
march to signalize the opening of the new regime
and will contribute other new compositions from
(Special to The Review.)
time to time.
BOSTON, MASS., July 3.—The Oliver Ditson Co.
has just issued a new edition of that delightful
song, "Carry Me Back to Old Virginny," by James
A. Bland, with a new title page in colors taken
from a genuine "Befo' de War" picture that has
the old-time plantation atmosphere.
Here is another song that has "come back," and
Sensational Song Hils
it is selling as it never sold before.
The melody is very beautiful, and as sung by
Alma Gluck and male chorus on the Victor (Xo.
74,420) is remarkably effective and appealing.
A circular letter to the music trade with attrac-
tive rates and title page has been mailed, and the
publishers show their confidence in the song by
(AND YOU WERE MY DREAM)
L i t t l e -- Lew is - - Vn M Alst v iu-
offering to exchange unsold copies. Take our tip
and order this song liberally. Dealers who sell the
Victor output will find that the sale of the record
will help sell the song and vice versa.
Order blanks and posters for window display
will be sent on request.
45
9
i!
jjj
i!
EVERYBODY RAGi WITH ME"
"WRAP ME IN A BUNDLE"
Every " S u m m e r " h a s its " S u m m e r "
Song
THTS SUMMER I t ' s
"Summer Love"
(It's The Same Old Game)
By JACK MAIIONEY and PERCY
WENRICH, writers of the "Over-
A-M illion-Copy-Hit"
CENTURYMUSICPU&C
IN ON m WAYTO DUBLIN BAY
WHEN I WAS A DREAMER'
You
Can't Go
Wrong
With
Feist'So
"When You Wore A Tulip and
I Wore A Big Red Rose"
...
7
cents a copy if you attach this
Advt. to your order
II
LEO FEIST, Inc., FEIST Bldg., New York sgg
This time-honored house has a number of other
big sellers that will be brought out in fine editions
and announced a little later. The motto of the N.
A. S. M'. D., "A, Demand Created is a Profit
Earned," is timely. The demand has been created,
and it is up to you, Mr. Dealer, to take advantage
of it and take your profit. Verhum sap.
•Miss Elisabeth Marbury this week offered a prize
of $25 for the best extra stanza submitted for the
song, ''Bed, Bed, Beautiful Bed," which Lawrence
Grossman sings in "Nobody Home" at the Maxine
Elliott Theater. The English comedian needs it
for encores.
From Out the Far West
She Has Arrived in All Her Glory
The Panama-Pacific
Exposition Song Hit
"Dearie Girl"
By
MARGARET WHITNEY
A Tremendous Success Everywhere
(AND TAKE ME HOME WITH Y O U )
Kahn
Van
A l s l y n o - -
I.eslor
.
"IN JAPAN WITH ML MOSAN"
ALABAMA JUBILEE"
NelkMi
Cobb
BUY YOUR MUSIC
BOSTON
"I WANT ALITTLELOVEFROM YOU"
ROBERT TELLER SONS & DORNER
Music Engravers and Printers
SEND MANUSCRIPT AND IDEA OF TITLE
FOR ESTIMATE
311 W u t 43d StsMt, N«« York City
Publishers
8 Bosworth St.,
publisher
BOSTON, MASS.
« M e r r y Madness"
OLIVER
DITSON
M. WITMARK & SONS
WITMARK BUILDING, NEW YORK
A REAL HARRIS BALLAD
WALTER JACOBS
Callahan - - VanAlstvno
"CIRCUS DAY IN DIXIE"
FROM
COMPANY
BOSTON
NEW YORK
Anticipate and supply Every Requirement of Music Dealers
WHITE-SMITH MUSIC PUB. CO.
PUBLISHERS, PRINTERS, & ENGRAVERS OF MUSIC
Maia Offices: 09-04 Stanhope St., Bottom.
Rrancb H"«••••• New York and Ckicaco
"Can You Pay For
A Broken Heart?"
By GHAS. K. HARRIS
SOLD WHEREVER MUSIC IS SOLD
CHAS. K. HARRIS
Broadway and 47th Street
MEYER COHEN, Mgr.
New York
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