Music Trade Review
Issue: 1916 Vol. 62 N. 15 - Page 58
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58
THE MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
BUSINESS GOOD WITH BOSTON TRADE
REMICK STAR FOLIO, NO. 16
'NAT'AN" NOW AT POPULAR PRICES
Easter Music Now Receiving the Attention of
the Majority of Publishers—Interesting Issue
of the Musician—What Ditson Co., White-
Smith Co., and Thompson & Co. Are Offering
One of the recent Remick & Co. publications
of unusual value and in-
terest is the Star Dance
Folio No. 16, which con-
tains a number of the lat-
est Remick successes ex-
pertly arranged for fox-
trots, one-steps, waltzes
and rags. The new vol-
ume is a welcome addi-
tion to the series of Star
folios and is already in
considerable demand with the trade.
The Kendis Music Publishing Co., New York,
has just announced a change in its schedule of
prices for "Nat'an," its popular comedy song,
which will enable retailers to sell this selection
at 10 cents a copy. The company states that the
demand for this number has so far exceeded ex-
pectations that the increased quantity orders
enable it to make this price reduction.
"Nat'an" is being sung by many of the leading
vaudeville artists, including Belle Baker, Ruth
Roye, Sophie Tucker, Jimmie Hussey, Van and
Schenk, and by many other well-known per-
formers who are enthusiastic regarding its orig-
inality and "catchiness."
BOSTON, MASS., March 24.—The local music
trade is finding business reasonably good about
this time, much of it, as might be expected, being
in Easter music on which choirs and individual
singers now are busy. A caller in town yester-
day was Frederick Harris, the music publisher
of London, England, and Toronto, Canada, who
spent a pleasant period with several of the local
music dealers. George W. Furness, of the Dit-
son traveling staff, is in the West and reports
CENTURY SIGNS FROM BELGIUM
business as good. He will be home in the course
Owing to the disturbance of trade in general
of a few weeks. "Wondrous Rose," by Eunice across the water, the new adhesive window signs
Waite Burnharn, mentioned a few weeks ago as which the Century Co. ordered from a Belgian
one of the latest publications of this house, is concern some five months ago have just arrived.
meeting with great favor and the same is true The signs are printed in gold and green on a
of "At Dawning" (I Love You), by Charles background of striking blue—a rich blue which, as
VVakeneld Cadman. The April issue of The Mu- Manager Batten remarks, would be difficult to
sician contains an article on "Music for the duplicate in this country. Dealers throughout the
Movies," by Theodore Stearns, which is interest- country will receive the signs to paste on their
ing, and "The Borough on the Hill and What show windows, and they should prove very
Benefit Am I to My Community?" by Thomas effective.
Tapper, deserves careful reading on the part of
the discouraged man or woman allied to music.
AN ARTISTIC SONGCOVER
The White-Smith Co. has found in "Vesper
A very effective and artistic sheet music cover
Time," an immediate seller and the success of
is that on the new Chas. K. Harris song, "The
this piece, although out only a few weeks, is
Story of a Soul." The usual brilliant colors have
more than surprising to the house. The picture,
been avoided, and the black, white and gray effect
in colors, which adorns the front cover, is a
is better in keeping with the nature of the ballad.
beautiful piece of work. Two new songs are on
This song promises to be a good seller.
the tapis with this company and will be ready
for more detailed announcement shortly.
The publishing house of C. W. Thompson &
Co. has had quite a drive on Easter music and
the spring business is making an excellent show- FACTORY AND OFFICES, N I W HAVEN CONN.
ing. Mr. Thompson has a number of promising
new songs on the way.
"WIFE" SONG HURT BUSINESS
Sentiment of New Popular Song Bad for Mar-
ried Men Out on Toot, Declare Cabaret
Proprietors—Bar Singing of Number
One of the funniest stories that has come out
of "Tin Pan Alley" for some time past is
to the effect that a number of cabaret managers
have put the ban on the singing of Piantadosi's
new number, "Your Wife," owing to the senti-
ments conveyed in the lyrics. It is said that the
effect of the song on the married man out on a
quiet little tour with a "chicken," is to make him
leave at once for his own fireside; a bad move
for the bar receipts.
Consult the universal Want Directory of
The Review. In it advertisements are inserted
free of charge for men who desire positions.
SHONINGER PIANOS
G. Schirmer, of New York, announces that
Nicholas DeVore, who has been associated with
the orchestral department, is not longer with
that firm.
Edward I. Boyle, the blind baritone, of Wo-'-.es-
ter, Mass., who is widely known in that section,
has written a new comic song, "In the Five and
Ten Cent Store." The song is said to be a hit.
When the jitneys first became numerous in
Worcester Mr. Boyle wrote "A Ride in the Jitney
for Mine."
AND
PLAYERS
WARERO0MS, BOB FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK
STODART PIANO CO.
Instruments of Merit
Progressive dealers have
found them to be most
profitable.
FACTORY, Southern Boulevard and Trinity Avenue, NEW YORK
DECKER & SON
THE
FAVORITE
\
117-ttl Cypress AVCHC
Pianos and Player-Pianos
Established 1151
697-711 EAST 135th STREET, NEW YORK
FREDERICK
AGENTS WANTED
Exclusive Territory
FMAIMO
Manufactured b;
FREDERICK PI AN
f
" T H E P I A N O with the Weather Defying
Action." Artistic in design and. tone quality.
PIANO CO.
Awarded first prise in many world compe-
titions during the past sixty years, the
Schomackcr Piano is now daily receiving
ftrst prises of preference won by its superb
tone, wonderful breadth of expression and
structural beauty.
SCHOMACKER PIANO CO.,
1020 S»«tk l i s t St., • Phila«Ulpkia, Pa.
FACTORY:
Eleventh and Wlnnebago Streets
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
JSecker Jkos.
Factory and
Wareroomt t
767-769
10th Are.,
fiigb Qrade Piaios aid Player Piaios
NEW YORK.
UNIFORMLY OOOD
ALWAYS RELIABLE
BOGART
PIANOS
PIANOS PLAYER
452-456 Tenth Av«. f New York
BOGART
PIANO CO.
9.11 Canal Plao«
NEW YORK
P
1
A
N
O
ESSENTIALLY A HIGH GRADE PRODUCT
F. RADLE,
,8sS
IrWew York City
DE RIVAS & HARRIS
MANUFACTURERS OP
HIGH GRADE UPRIGHT and PLAYER PIANOS
Now Faotory, 1 S4th to 1 86th Sta. and Willow Avo.
(CwMltr MM ria»s w • • • • • >
N I W YORK CITY
58
THE MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
BUSINESS GOOD WITH BOSTON TRADE
REMICK STAR FOLIO, NO. 16
'NAT'AN" NOW AT POPULAR PRICES
Easter Music Now Receiving the Attention of
the Majority of Publishers—Interesting Issue
of the Musician—What Ditson Co., White-
Smith Co., and Thompson & Co. Are Offering
One of the recent Remick & Co. publications
of unusual value and in-
terest is the Star Dance
Folio No. 16, which con-
tains a number of the lat-
est Remick successes ex-
pertly arranged for fox-
trots, one-steps, waltzes
and rags. The new vol-
ume is a welcome addi-
tion to the series of Star
folios and is already in
considerable demand with the trade.
The Kendis Music Publishing Co., New York,
has just announced a change in its schedule of
prices for "Nat'an," its popular comedy song,
which will enable retailers to sell this selection
at 10 cents a copy. The company states that the
demand for this number has so far exceeded ex-
pectations that the increased quantity orders
enable it to make this price reduction.
"Nat'an" is being sung by many of the leading
vaudeville artists, including Belle Baker, Ruth
Roye, Sophie Tucker, Jimmie Hussey, Van and
Schenk, and by many other well-known per-
formers who are enthusiastic regarding its orig-
inality and "catchiness."
BOSTON, MASS., March 24.—The local music
trade is finding business reasonably good about
this time, much of it, as might be expected, being
in Easter music on which choirs and individual
singers now are busy. A caller in town yester-
day was Frederick Harris, the music publisher
of London, England, and Toronto, Canada, who
spent a pleasant period with several of the local
music dealers. George W. Furness, of the Dit-
son traveling staff, is in the West and reports
CENTURY SIGNS FROM BELGIUM
business as good. He will be home in the course
Owing to the disturbance of trade in general
of a few weeks. "Wondrous Rose," by Eunice across the water, the new adhesive window signs
Waite Burnharn, mentioned a few weeks ago as which the Century Co. ordered from a Belgian
one of the latest publications of this house, is concern some five months ago have just arrived.
meeting with great favor and the same is true The signs are printed in gold and green on a
of "At Dawning" (I Love You), by Charles background of striking blue—a rich blue which, as
VVakeneld Cadman. The April issue of The Mu- Manager Batten remarks, would be difficult to
sician contains an article on "Music for the duplicate in this country. Dealers throughout the
Movies," by Theodore Stearns, which is interest- country will receive the signs to paste on their
ing, and "The Borough on the Hill and What show windows, and they should prove very
Benefit Am I to My Community?" by Thomas effective.
Tapper, deserves careful reading on the part of
the discouraged man or woman allied to music.
AN ARTISTIC SONGCOVER
The White-Smith Co. has found in "Vesper
A very effective and artistic sheet music cover
Time," an immediate seller and the success of
is that on the new Chas. K. Harris song, "The
this piece, although out only a few weeks, is
Story of a Soul." The usual brilliant colors have
more than surprising to the house. The picture,
been avoided, and the black, white and gray effect
in colors, which adorns the front cover, is a
is better in keeping with the nature of the ballad.
beautiful piece of work. Two new songs are on
This song promises to be a good seller.
the tapis with this company and will be ready
for more detailed announcement shortly.
The publishing house of C. W. Thompson &
Co. has had quite a drive on Easter music and
the spring business is making an excellent show- FACTORY AND OFFICES, N I W HAVEN CONN.
ing. Mr. Thompson has a number of promising
new songs on the way.
"WIFE" SONG HURT BUSINESS
Sentiment of New Popular Song Bad for Mar-
ried Men Out on Toot, Declare Cabaret
Proprietors—Bar Singing of Number
One of the funniest stories that has come out
of "Tin Pan Alley" for some time past is
to the effect that a number of cabaret managers
have put the ban on the singing of Piantadosi's
new number, "Your Wife," owing to the senti-
ments conveyed in the lyrics. It is said that the
effect of the song on the married man out on a
quiet little tour with a "chicken," is to make him
leave at once for his own fireside; a bad move
for the bar receipts.
Consult the universal Want Directory of
The Review. In it advertisements are inserted
free of charge for men who desire positions.
SHONINGER PIANOS
G. Schirmer, of New York, announces that
Nicholas DeVore, who has been associated with
the orchestral department, is not longer with
that firm.
Edward I. Boyle, the blind baritone, of Wo-'-.es-
ter, Mass., who is widely known in that section,
has written a new comic song, "In the Five and
Ten Cent Store." The song is said to be a hit.
When the jitneys first became numerous in
Worcester Mr. Boyle wrote "A Ride in the Jitney
for Mine."
AND
PLAYERS
WARERO0MS, BOB FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK
STODART PIANO CO.
Instruments of Merit
Progressive dealers have
found them to be most
profitable.
FACTORY, Southern Boulevard and Trinity Avenue, NEW YORK
DECKER & SON
THE
FAVORITE
\
117-ttl Cypress AVCHC
Pianos and Player-Pianos
Established 1151
697-711 EAST 135th STREET, NEW YORK
FREDERICK
AGENTS WANTED
Exclusive Territory
FMAIMO
Manufactured b;
FREDERICK PI AN
f
" T H E P I A N O with the Weather Defying
Action." Artistic in design and. tone quality.
PIANO CO.
Awarded first prise in many world compe-
titions during the past sixty years, the
Schomackcr Piano is now daily receiving
ftrst prises of preference won by its superb
tone, wonderful breadth of expression and
structural beauty.
SCHOMACKER PIANO CO.,
1020 S»«tk l i s t St., • Phila«Ulpkia, Pa.
FACTORY:
Eleventh and Wlnnebago Streets
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
JSecker Jkos.
Factory and
Wareroomt t
767-769
10th Are.,
fiigb Qrade Piaios aid Player Piaios
NEW YORK.
UNIFORMLY OOOD
ALWAYS RELIABLE
BOGART
PIANOS
PIANOS PLAYER
452-456 Tenth Av«. f New York
BOGART
PIANO CO.
9.11 Canal Plao«
NEW YORK
P
1
A
N
O
ESSENTIALLY A HIGH GRADE PRODUCT
F. RADLE,
,8sS
IrWew York City
DE RIVAS & HARRIS
MANUFACTURERS OP
HIGH GRADE UPRIGHT and PLAYER PIANOS
Now Faotory, 1 S4th to 1 86th Sta. and Willow Avo.
(CwMltr MM ria»s w • • • • • >
N I W YORK CITY
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