Music Trade Review
Issue: 1916 Vol. 62 N. 11 - Page 53
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
53
NOW RUNNING! MREVIEWflEARS
The Big 1916
Advertising
Campaign
of the
Century Edition
Are You Prepared to
Take Advantage of It?
CENIURYMUSICPUBC
0
231-235West40*JtNwYbrk(ity
THREE PROMISING NUMBERS.
The G. M. Tidd Music Publishing Co., Lancas-
ter, O., has recently released several excellent song
and instrumental numbers that are being well re-
ceived. The numbers include "I Love You, Mary,
My Irish Fairy," a clever one-step; "I Love You
Sweetheart" (You Can Love Me), a dreamy waltz
ballad, and "The Land of Which I Dream," an
Irish "mother song." The songs are being used in
a number of shows.
To Music Dealers
We are
jobbers of
description
Popular, Classic, Music
Books and Studies
Our prices on classes of music will average
the lowest. Located in the center of the
countiy and carrying the tremendous stock
that we do we are in a position to supply
all yout wants at a saving to you of time,
money and express charges.
All orders shipped the day we get them.
Give us a trial ordei.
McKINLEY MUSIC CO.
1501-1513 E. 55th Street
CHICAGO
"Memories of Long Ago," Ballad
"Love Is a Queer, Queer Creature," Double
"The Whaley Special," Instrumental Rag
By mail, one copy 15c, two 25c, three33c, four 40c.
To Dealers by mail, first order 5c; afterwards 6c a copy.
RED STAR MUSIC CO.,
Fayettcville, Ark.
Red Star, Ark.
Going B i g K "» G ' S Beautiful Serenade
A NIGHT IN JUNE
Piano Solo. Are you getting your share?
lished as a solo or duet for all instruments.
Also pub-
C. L. BARNHOUSE, Oskaloosa, Iowa, U. S. A.
We Publish an Excellent Line of Teaching Music
(Eljurrlj, JjaxHott att& (Eompattij
1367-1369 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
ROBERT TELLER SONS & DORNER
Music Engravers and Printers
sFNI) MANUSCRIPT AND IDEA OF TITLE
FOR ESTIMATE
Sll Wast 43d Street, New YerM City
THAT a young lady in Massachusetts is declared
to have received the inspiration for a new national
anthem while going for the milk for the family
one morning.
THAT the contrariness of woman is here shown
again. A man usually gets musical inspiration while
on the way home with the milk in the morning.
THAT the interest of a Boston reporter in the
increased prices charged for Irving Berlin's music
afforded means for publicity for Billy Lang, of
Feist's; Don Ramsey, of Waterson, Berlin & Sny-
der, and Edith Thornton, of the Remick staff in
that city. They all had opinions to express and
worked in several of their own song titles.
THAT, according to the newspapers, Germany
may be short on copper and other necessities, but
she apparently has a corner on music plates, some
of them belonging to British publishers who would
like to have them very much.
THAT it is about time for that music trust rumor
to raise its head from the tall grass and roar.
THAT "Pay-Day," the interesting title of the play
now being presented at the Cort Theatre, should
make a most successful title for a really popular
song.
THAT, with so many thousands wishing for pay
day each week, they should certainly be anxious to
sing about that important event.
THAT in "Wake Up, America," Leo Feist, Inc.,
appears to have struck another of those timely
song hits.
HEART 0 ' TH' HEATHER" A HIT.
New Comedy Well Received at Boston Premiere
—Music Published by Feist.
At the Plymouth Theatre in Boston last week
George MacFarlane presented for the first time
his bright new Scotch comedy with music, "Heart
o' th' Heather," and in which he makes his appear-
ance as a most acceptable star.
The new play was particularly well received and
was accorded generous treatment by the critics
on the Boston newspapers, all of them running
long and favorable reviews of the piece and the
Boston Traveler going so far as to carry a series
of pen and ink sketches of the members of the
cast in their roles.
"Heart o' th' Heather" is full of quick action
and tells an interesting story with an enjoyable
vein of romance running through it. Mr. MacFar-
lane, as Tom Stewart, is called upon to imper-
sonate the son of a lady of quality i order to
shield her from the news that her own son is a
fugitive from justice. In the second act there is
some melodrama introduced that should appeal to
the most violent gallery god.
The book of the piece is by Glen MacDonough
and music by Raymond Hubbell, and it is due to
the latter that Mr. MacFarlane owes much of the
success of his appearance, for the manner in which
he handles the five songs allotted to the play causes
the audience to leave the theatre wishing that the
score was longer. The song hit is "Lass o' My
Dreams," which is particularly sweet and melodic,
and the other numbers are "No Man's Land,"
"Heart o' the Heather," "A Longin' for Mother"
and a rollicking ballad "In Scotland." The music
i.-, published by Leo Feist, Inc.
I::::::::::::::!
Talk About Songs
"Going Big"
You Should Hear
"Wake Up, America"
By Geo. Graff, Jr.
and Jack Glogau
It "Cleans Up" and "Then Some'
FOR DEALERS ONLY
*7 cents a copy if you attach this
"
Advt. to your order
S:::::::5 LEO FEIST, Inc., FEIST Bldg., New York
WILL LIVE AS LONG AS LOVE LASTS
KISS WEAGAIN
ORIGINALLY SUNG
AND STILL BEING
FEATUREO BY THAT
i n i M i TABLE ARTtSre
HENRY
BLOSSOM
AND
VICTOR.
SCHEff
HERBERT
PUBLISHED IN FOUR KEYS
M. W. WITMAftIC &> SONS
NEW VOftK.
CHICAGO
LONDON
We are the publishers of
THESONGOFSONGS
(Ckanton da eoenr briie)
Mute br Moy»
Three Key*: Ab, Bb »»d D
Send 12 Cents for Sample Copy
CHAPPELL & CO., Ltd.
41E. 34th SL, NEW YORK
Canadian Brandt
S47 Yowe St.. TORONTO
BUY YOUR MUSIC FROM
BOSTON
Pab|ishers
WALTER JACOBS
S Boiworth St..
Publisher
Merry
of
OLIVER
Two Sensational English Ballad
Successes
BOSTON, MASh
Madness*
DITSON
COMPANY
BOSTON
NEW YORK
\ntidpate aad supply Ever? Requirement of Mttiic Dernier-
WHITE-SMITH MUSIC PUB. CO.
PUBLISHERS, PRINTERS & ENGRAVERS OF MUSK
Main Offices: 68-84 Stanhope St., Boston.
Branch H o u w : New York and Chicago.
"Somewhere a Voice is Calling"
"The Sunshine of Your Smile"
T. B. Harms & Francis, Day & Hunter
62 West 45th Street
NEW YORK
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
53
NOW RUNNING! MREVIEWflEARS
The Big 1916
Advertising
Campaign
of the
Century Edition
Are You Prepared to
Take Advantage of It?
CENIURYMUSICPUBC
0
231-235West40*JtNwYbrk(ity
THREE PROMISING NUMBERS.
The G. M. Tidd Music Publishing Co., Lancas-
ter, O., has recently released several excellent song
and instrumental numbers that are being well re-
ceived. The numbers include "I Love You, Mary,
My Irish Fairy," a clever one-step; "I Love You
Sweetheart" (You Can Love Me), a dreamy waltz
ballad, and "The Land of Which I Dream," an
Irish "mother song." The songs are being used in
a number of shows.
To Music Dealers
We are
jobbers of
description
Popular, Classic, Music
Books and Studies
Our prices on classes of music will average
the lowest. Located in the center of the
countiy and carrying the tremendous stock
that we do we are in a position to supply
all yout wants at a saving to you of time,
money and express charges.
All orders shipped the day we get them.
Give us a trial ordei.
McKINLEY MUSIC CO.
1501-1513 E. 55th Street
CHICAGO
"Memories of Long Ago," Ballad
"Love Is a Queer, Queer Creature," Double
"The Whaley Special," Instrumental Rag
By mail, one copy 15c, two 25c, three33c, four 40c.
To Dealers by mail, first order 5c; afterwards 6c a copy.
RED STAR MUSIC CO.,
Fayettcville, Ark.
Red Star, Ark.
Going B i g K "» G ' S Beautiful Serenade
A NIGHT IN JUNE
Piano Solo. Are you getting your share?
lished as a solo or duet for all instruments.
Also pub-
C. L. BARNHOUSE, Oskaloosa, Iowa, U. S. A.
We Publish an Excellent Line of Teaching Music
(Eljurrlj, JjaxHott att& (Eompattij
1367-1369 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
ROBERT TELLER SONS & DORNER
Music Engravers and Printers
sFNI) MANUSCRIPT AND IDEA OF TITLE
FOR ESTIMATE
Sll Wast 43d Street, New YerM City
THAT a young lady in Massachusetts is declared
to have received the inspiration for a new national
anthem while going for the milk for the family
one morning.
THAT the contrariness of woman is here shown
again. A man usually gets musical inspiration while
on the way home with the milk in the morning.
THAT the interest of a Boston reporter in the
increased prices charged for Irving Berlin's music
afforded means for publicity for Billy Lang, of
Feist's; Don Ramsey, of Waterson, Berlin & Sny-
der, and Edith Thornton, of the Remick staff in
that city. They all had opinions to express and
worked in several of their own song titles.
THAT, according to the newspapers, Germany
may be short on copper and other necessities, but
she apparently has a corner on music plates, some
of them belonging to British publishers who would
like to have them very much.
THAT it is about time for that music trust rumor
to raise its head from the tall grass and roar.
THAT "Pay-Day," the interesting title of the play
now being presented at the Cort Theatre, should
make a most successful title for a really popular
song.
THAT, with so many thousands wishing for pay
day each week, they should certainly be anxious to
sing about that important event.
THAT in "Wake Up, America," Leo Feist, Inc.,
appears to have struck another of those timely
song hits.
HEART 0 ' TH' HEATHER" A HIT.
New Comedy Well Received at Boston Premiere
—Music Published by Feist.
At the Plymouth Theatre in Boston last week
George MacFarlane presented for the first time
his bright new Scotch comedy with music, "Heart
o' th' Heather," and in which he makes his appear-
ance as a most acceptable star.
The new play was particularly well received and
was accorded generous treatment by the critics
on the Boston newspapers, all of them running
long and favorable reviews of the piece and the
Boston Traveler going so far as to carry a series
of pen and ink sketches of the members of the
cast in their roles.
"Heart o' th' Heather" is full of quick action
and tells an interesting story with an enjoyable
vein of romance running through it. Mr. MacFar-
lane, as Tom Stewart, is called upon to imper-
sonate the son of a lady of quality i order to
shield her from the news that her own son is a
fugitive from justice. In the second act there is
some melodrama introduced that should appeal to
the most violent gallery god.
The book of the piece is by Glen MacDonough
and music by Raymond Hubbell, and it is due to
the latter that Mr. MacFarlane owes much of the
success of his appearance, for the manner in which
he handles the five songs allotted to the play causes
the audience to leave the theatre wishing that the
score was longer. The song hit is "Lass o' My
Dreams," which is particularly sweet and melodic,
and the other numbers are "No Man's Land,"
"Heart o' the Heather," "A Longin' for Mother"
and a rollicking ballad "In Scotland." The music
i.-, published by Leo Feist, Inc.
I::::::::::::::!
Talk About Songs
"Going Big"
You Should Hear
"Wake Up, America"
By Geo. Graff, Jr.
and Jack Glogau
It "Cleans Up" and "Then Some'
FOR DEALERS ONLY
*7 cents a copy if you attach this
"
Advt. to your order
S:::::::5 LEO FEIST, Inc., FEIST Bldg., New York
WILL LIVE AS LONG AS LOVE LASTS
KISS WEAGAIN
ORIGINALLY SUNG
AND STILL BEING
FEATUREO BY THAT
i n i M i TABLE ARTtSre
HENRY
BLOSSOM
AND
VICTOR.
SCHEff
HERBERT
PUBLISHED IN FOUR KEYS
M. W. WITMAftIC &> SONS
NEW VOftK.
CHICAGO
LONDON
We are the publishers of
THESONGOFSONGS
(Ckanton da eoenr briie)
Mute br Moy»
Three Key*: Ab, Bb »»d D
Send 12 Cents for Sample Copy
CHAPPELL & CO., Ltd.
41E. 34th SL, NEW YORK
Canadian Brandt
S47 Yowe St.. TORONTO
BUY YOUR MUSIC FROM
BOSTON
Pab|ishers
WALTER JACOBS
S Boiworth St..
Publisher
Merry
of
OLIVER
Two Sensational English Ballad
Successes
BOSTON, MASh
Madness*
DITSON
COMPANY
BOSTON
NEW YORK
\ntidpate aad supply Ever? Requirement of Mttiic Dernier-
WHITE-SMITH MUSIC PUB. CO.
PUBLISHERS, PRINTERS & ENGRAVERS OF MUSK
Main Offices: 68-84 Stanhope St., Boston.
Branch H o u w : New York and Chicago.
"Somewhere a Voice is Calling"
"The Sunshine of Your Smile"
T. B. Harms & Francis, Day & Hunter
62 West 45th Street
NEW YORK
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