Music Trade Review
Issue: 1915 Vol. 61 N. 8 - Page 45
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THE
-
DEATH OF HENRY A. KREY.
•
HE
The quicker you decide to handle
CENTURY EDITION the better for
both of us. Better for you, because
you will have discovered a popular
and profitable seller. Better for
us, because we will have added
another active account.
At 10c a copy CENTURY EDITION has
no even close competitor as a popular
seller.
CEMIURYMUSICPU&C 0
231-235 WestM'WNwYorMity
PRIZES FOR "BOOSTER SONG."
(Special to The Review.)
Los ANGELES, CAL., August 14.—At the Shrine
Auditorium, this city, on Wednesday evening, there
was awarded the prizes offered by the Boosters
Club of Los Angeles for a suitable State song.
John Zametnikt'of Cleveland, O., won a $2,000 prize
for the music and Adele Humphrey, vice-president
of the Los Angeles Polytechnic High School, se-
cured the $500 prize for the words. The song,
"California," was then sung by Marcella Craft, with
the assistance of a chorus of 200 voices with an
orchestra under the direction of L. F. Gottschalk.
Music
(£l)urrh, Jlaxsun and Cnmpantj
1367-13*9 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
Sensational Song Hit'
"IT's"TU'LTP TlME"'mThioLLAND W
BL'V.'I<",I
V a - ' h B»ll«a
RADFOOD-WHITING
"WHEN I W A S A D R E A M E R "
"THE SWEETEST GIRL IN MONTEREY"
ANfw Ballad l)f 1fc(* WT.tf-rj of *,, 1 V TIT-? in B u r ^ ^ d y
•
I!:::::::::::::::!:::::::
Boston Music Publisher Dies After Short Illness
from Pneumonia—In Trade for Twelve Years.
fYou
iCantGo;
WronA
With n
Feist Sonrf/i
(Special to The Review.)
BOSTON, MASS., August 14.—Henry A. Krey, head
of the Krey Music Co., of this city, died last Tues-
day at his home in East Watertown, Mass., after a
brief illness from pneumonia. Mr. Krey was fifty
years old, and was born and educated in Boston.
He was for a number of years engaged in the
clothing business, handling music as a side line, and
about twelve years ago established the Krey Music
Co. at 361 Washington street. He is survived by a
widow. The funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon.
You Can't Lose With These Four Aces
"Norway"
By McCarthy and Fischer
"Come Back Dixie"
PREPARED FORA_BUSY SEASON.
Harry Von Tilzer Enthusiastic Over His Latest
Songs for the New Season.
By Mahoney and Wenrlch
44
When You're In Love With Some- jjj
one Who Is Not In Love With You"
There is no lack of confidence in the offices of
By Clark and IManUuiosi
tlie Harry Von Tilzer Music Publishing Co. re- iii
"All I Can Do Is Just Love You"
garding what the new season has in store, for Mr.
By McCarthy, Clark and Monaco
Von Tilzer has completed and has ready for the
market an even half dozen numbers, and declares
Will tell > ou more about them next w e e k
they are the best six songs ever written at one time.
The leading numbers are : "Close to My Heart" and
cent8 a copy if you attach this
"You'll Always Be the Same Sweet Girl," two bal-
Advt. to your order
lads of more than ordinary quality. Other num-
bers that will figure in the present season's cam-
!::•:::•:: LEO FEIST, Inc., FEIST Bldg, New York ;:;::::
paign are: "Under the American Flag," "After
To-night Good-Bye," "Outside of That. Why, He's
All Right." and "Tell Me Some More."
We arc the publisher* of
7
Two Thousand Dollars Won by Cleveland Man
and Los Angeles Girl Gets $500 for Lyrics.
We Publish an Excellent Line of Teaching
MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
ALf &ED flY^N - HE.BMAN PA LEV
"UNDERNEATH T H E S T A R S "
."INJAPAN WITH M J ; M O ; S A N "
" N O B O D Y ELSE B U T Y O U "
"THE BARS ARE DOWN IN LOVER'S LANE"
A $5,000 INSTRUMENTAL NUMBER WE HAVE IT!
"BLAME IT ON THE BLUEis'rA WEARY BLUE!
r'GERALDINE WALTZES"^
THf WfiLTZHITWTHEDAY
GREETINGS FROM BANKS M. DAVISON.
Attractive greetings have been received from
Hyannis, Mass., these being sent by Banks M. Da-
vison, of the White-Smith Music Publishing Co.,
Boston. Mr. Davison makes it part of his plan
to commune with Nature during the summer months,
being especially fond of deep sea-fishing, which he
can enjoy to his heart's content at Hyannis, this
spot being at Cape Cod.
SEND MANUSCRIPT AND IDEA OF TITLE
FOR ESTIMATE
til WMt 4M StfMt, Haw T w l City
dn coenr brue)
Muiic by Mora
Three Ker»: Ab, Bb and D
Send 12 Cento for Sample Copy
CHAPPELL & CO., l t d .
41E. 34th St., NEW YORK
Canadiin Branch
347 Yonte St.. TORONTO
DEATH OF BLIND COMPOSER.
Thomas C. Bagnia, Who Died Last Week, Also
Noted as Organist and Poet.
Thomas Campbell Bagnia, a blind poet, com-
poser and musician, died at his home in New
York on Saturday, in his sixty-fifth year, and
after service for forty years as organist for the
Inwood Presbyterian Church. Mr. Bagnia be-
came blind when eight years old, and was educa-
ted in the New York Institution for the Blind
from which he graduated with high honors when
twenty-one years old.
He studied music under Theodore Thomas, Otto
Singer, and other noted musicians. Mr. Bagnia
composed the music to Browning's poem "Inclu-
sions," and to Tennyson's "Break, Break, Break."
One of his best-known compositions is "Summer
Night." He was unmarried, and is survived by
his sister.
Schultz & Schuette have purchased the piano
business of J. N. Leithold, Postville, la.
BUY YOUR MUSIC
FROM
BOSTON
A REAL HARRIS BALLAD
WALTER JACOBS
BOSTON, MASS.
8 Bosworth St.,
Publisher
of
Merry Madness
ROBERT TELLER SONS & D0RNER
Mnslc Engravers and Printers
THE SONG OF SONGS
OLIVER
DITSON
COMPANY
BOSTON
NEW YORK
Anticipate and supply Every Requirement of Muiic Dealer!
WHITE-SMITH MUSIC PUB. CU.
PUBLISHERS. PRINTERS. ft ENGRAVERS OF MUSIC
Mala Offices: O-«4 Stanhope St., Bottaav
Brack H O U M : New Yorfe and Chic—o.
"Can You Pay For
A Broken Heart?"
By CHAS. K. HARRIS
BOLD WHBRBVKR MUSIC IS SOLD
CHAS. K. HARRIS
Broadway and 47th Street
N e w York
HBYER COHEN, M*r.
THE
-
DEATH OF HENRY A. KREY.
•
HE
The quicker you decide to handle
CENTURY EDITION the better for
both of us. Better for you, because
you will have discovered a popular
and profitable seller. Better for
us, because we will have added
another active account.
At 10c a copy CENTURY EDITION has
no even close competitor as a popular
seller.
CEMIURYMUSICPU&C 0
231-235 WestM'WNwYorMity
PRIZES FOR "BOOSTER SONG."
(Special to The Review.)
Los ANGELES, CAL., August 14.—At the Shrine
Auditorium, this city, on Wednesday evening, there
was awarded the prizes offered by the Boosters
Club of Los Angeles for a suitable State song.
John Zametnikt'of Cleveland, O., won a $2,000 prize
for the music and Adele Humphrey, vice-president
of the Los Angeles Polytechnic High School, se-
cured the $500 prize for the words. The song,
"California," was then sung by Marcella Craft, with
the assistance of a chorus of 200 voices with an
orchestra under the direction of L. F. Gottschalk.
Music
(£l)urrh, Jlaxsun and Cnmpantj
1367-13*9 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
Sensational Song Hit'
"IT's"TU'LTP TlME"'mThioLLAND W
BL'V.'I<",I
V a - ' h B»ll«a
RADFOOD-WHITING
"WHEN I W A S A D R E A M E R "
"THE SWEETEST GIRL IN MONTEREY"
ANfw Ballad l)f 1fc(* WT.tf-rj of *,, 1 V TIT-? in B u r ^ ^ d y
•
I!:::::::::::::::!:::::::
Boston Music Publisher Dies After Short Illness
from Pneumonia—In Trade for Twelve Years.
fYou
iCantGo;
WronA
With n
Feist Sonrf/i
(Special to The Review.)
BOSTON, MASS., August 14.—Henry A. Krey, head
of the Krey Music Co., of this city, died last Tues-
day at his home in East Watertown, Mass., after a
brief illness from pneumonia. Mr. Krey was fifty
years old, and was born and educated in Boston.
He was for a number of years engaged in the
clothing business, handling music as a side line, and
about twelve years ago established the Krey Music
Co. at 361 Washington street. He is survived by a
widow. The funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon.
You Can't Lose With These Four Aces
"Norway"
By McCarthy and Fischer
"Come Back Dixie"
PREPARED FORA_BUSY SEASON.
Harry Von Tilzer Enthusiastic Over His Latest
Songs for the New Season.
By Mahoney and Wenrlch
44
When You're In Love With Some- jjj
one Who Is Not In Love With You"
There is no lack of confidence in the offices of
By Clark and IManUuiosi
tlie Harry Von Tilzer Music Publishing Co. re- iii
"All I Can Do Is Just Love You"
garding what the new season has in store, for Mr.
By McCarthy, Clark and Monaco
Von Tilzer has completed and has ready for the
market an even half dozen numbers, and declares
Will tell > ou more about them next w e e k
they are the best six songs ever written at one time.
The leading numbers are : "Close to My Heart" and
cent8 a copy if you attach this
"You'll Always Be the Same Sweet Girl," two bal-
Advt. to your order
lads of more than ordinary quality. Other num-
bers that will figure in the present season's cam-
!::•:::•:: LEO FEIST, Inc., FEIST Bldg, New York ;:;::::
paign are: "Under the American Flag," "After
To-night Good-Bye," "Outside of That. Why, He's
All Right." and "Tell Me Some More."
We arc the publisher* of
7
Two Thousand Dollars Won by Cleveland Man
and Los Angeles Girl Gets $500 for Lyrics.
We Publish an Excellent Line of Teaching
MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
ALf &ED flY^N - HE.BMAN PA LEV
"UNDERNEATH T H E S T A R S "
."INJAPAN WITH M J ; M O ; S A N "
" N O B O D Y ELSE B U T Y O U "
"THE BARS ARE DOWN IN LOVER'S LANE"
A $5,000 INSTRUMENTAL NUMBER WE HAVE IT!
"BLAME IT ON THE BLUEis'rA WEARY BLUE!
r'GERALDINE WALTZES"^
THf WfiLTZHITWTHEDAY
GREETINGS FROM BANKS M. DAVISON.
Attractive greetings have been received from
Hyannis, Mass., these being sent by Banks M. Da-
vison, of the White-Smith Music Publishing Co.,
Boston. Mr. Davison makes it part of his plan
to commune with Nature during the summer months,
being especially fond of deep sea-fishing, which he
can enjoy to his heart's content at Hyannis, this
spot being at Cape Cod.
SEND MANUSCRIPT AND IDEA OF TITLE
FOR ESTIMATE
til WMt 4M StfMt, Haw T w l City
dn coenr brue)
Muiic by Mora
Three Ker»: Ab, Bb and D
Send 12 Cento for Sample Copy
CHAPPELL & CO., l t d .
41E. 34th St., NEW YORK
Canadiin Branch
347 Yonte St.. TORONTO
DEATH OF BLIND COMPOSER.
Thomas C. Bagnia, Who Died Last Week, Also
Noted as Organist and Poet.
Thomas Campbell Bagnia, a blind poet, com-
poser and musician, died at his home in New
York on Saturday, in his sixty-fifth year, and
after service for forty years as organist for the
Inwood Presbyterian Church. Mr. Bagnia be-
came blind when eight years old, and was educa-
ted in the New York Institution for the Blind
from which he graduated with high honors when
twenty-one years old.
He studied music under Theodore Thomas, Otto
Singer, and other noted musicians. Mr. Bagnia
composed the music to Browning's poem "Inclu-
sions," and to Tennyson's "Break, Break, Break."
One of his best-known compositions is "Summer
Night." He was unmarried, and is survived by
his sister.
Schultz & Schuette have purchased the piano
business of J. N. Leithold, Postville, la.
BUY YOUR MUSIC
FROM
BOSTON
A REAL HARRIS BALLAD
WALTER JACOBS
BOSTON, MASS.
8 Bosworth St.,
Publisher
of
Merry Madness
ROBERT TELLER SONS & D0RNER
Mnslc Engravers and Printers
THE SONG OF SONGS
OLIVER
DITSON
COMPANY
BOSTON
NEW YORK
Anticipate and supply Every Requirement of Muiic Dealer!
WHITE-SMITH MUSIC PUB. CU.
PUBLISHERS. PRINTERS. ft ENGRAVERS OF MUSIC
Mala Offices: O-«4 Stanhope St., Bottaav
Brack H O U M : New Yorfe and Chic—o.
"Can You Pay For
A Broken Heart?"
By CHAS. K. HARRIS
BOLD WHBRBVKR MUSIC IS SOLD
CHAS. K. HARRIS
Broadway and 47th Street
N e w York
HBYER COHEN, M*r.
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