Music Trade Review
Issue: 1917 Vol. 65 N. 20 - Page 61
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THE
MUSIC
TRADE
REVIEW
55
SEND ME A CURL"
Words and Music by Geoffrey O'Hara
The Hit of the War Songs
BECAUSE
1st.— The War Department of the United States Government has 3rd.—It is the leading camp song in many of the training camps and
accepted this song as one of the few which they have issued in
cantonments.
Songs of the Soldiers and Sailors booklet. To be distributed
to all the men in the service.
2nd.—It is now in process of recording by the leading Phonographs, 4th. — The composer, Mr. O'Hara, is director of singing at the largest
training camp in the United States, at Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.
Talking Machines and Player Roll Companies.
Published as a Song (with Quartet Chorus)
60 cents
Published as an Orchestra (One Step), or Accompaniment to
Song
-
50 cents
Published as a Band (March)
50 cents
Special 6 0 - d a y Offer t o t h e T r a d e :
Song, Yi and A—or 15 cents
Orchestra, 15 cents
l
Band, 15 cents
HUNTZINGER & DILWORTH, 505 Fifth Ave., NEW YORK
BIO SEASON FOJ^CHAS. K. HARRIS
MONACO SIGNSJVITH WITMARK
Weil-Known Music Publisher Now Has Many
Very Successful Numbers in His Catalog—
Has Song in New Production "Miss 1917"
Weil-Known Composer Places Three New
Songs With That House, All of Which Will
Be Featured Strongly During the Season
This season has been a big one for Chas. K.
Harris and his songs. A long list of stars is
featuring his numbers or numbers published by
him. At the recent opening of "Miss 1917" at
the Century Theatre one of the song hits of the
evening was Van & Schenck's "I Miss the Old
Folks Now," a number which should have great
popularity.
Eddie Leonard, the famous black-face dancer
and singing comedian, is having wonderful suc-
cess with his new song, "Sweetness" (Honey
Suckle of Mine). This is also published by Chas.
K. Harris.
Lucille Cavanagh, the popular dancer, who is
featuring Mr. Harris' "Dry Your Tears" waltz,
is still adding to the success she scored at her
initial performances this season at the Palace
Theatre.
Other numbers published by Chas. K. Harris
which are fighting for honors in the Harris cata-
log include "Love o' Mine," "You Kissed Me''
(and said Goodbye), "Kathleen, My Rose," "I'll
See You Later, Yankee Land," "Yankee, He's
There, All There," and "Scratchin' the Gravel."
Of course, as usual, "Break the News to Mother"
still holds its place in the hearts of the public.
James V. Monaco, the well-known composer,
has joined the writing staff of M. Witmark &
Sons.
"Jimmy" Monaco, as he is better
known, has given his new publishers three new
songs, all, according to reports, the equal of
anything he ever wrote. The numbers are en-
TO FEATURE "BLUE BIRD" SONG
New Waterson, Berlin & Snyder Hit to Be
Prominently Displayed Next Week
During the week of November 19, "Blue Bird,
Bring Back My Happiness" will be featured
in almost every cafe, cabaret and moving pic-
ture house, as well as in the majority of the
vaudeville theatres in Greater New York. Be-
sides the above all the sheet music stores and
departments will display it on their counters and
hold public demonstrations, featuring this song
hit. Thousands of artistic cut-outs have been
sent to the dealers and these will be hung in
conspicuous places. The number is announced
as "Broadway's big waltz song hit," and as the
majority of the Broadway orchestras have it
on their programs and frequently render it the
above does not seem to be a mere boast. Of
news to the trade is the fact that this song was
formerly in the high-class catalog of Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder, and it is only recently that it
was placed among the ten-cent numbers. Belle
Story originally introduced "Blue Bird, Bring
Back My Happ ness," and with good success.
Geo. Graff, Jr., is responsible for the words
and F. Bernard Grant for the music.
HAVE A GREAT BEEFSTEAK
James V. Monaco
titled "After a Thousand Years," described as
an oriental ballad, with lyrics by Al Dubin; "I'm
Going to Follow the Boys," which has an espe-
cially appealing melody, and "The Dream of a
Soldier Boy," one of the most timely numbers
issued this season. This latter also has for its
co-author Al Dubin. In the past Monaco has
written the music for such numbers as "You
Made Me Love You," "Row, Row, Row,"
"What Do You Want to Make Those Eyes at
FRED J. SMITH VISITS METROPOLIS Me For?" "You're a Doggone Dangerous Girl,"
"Pigeon Walk" and others equally as popular.
Fred J. Smith, son of Carrie Jacobs-Bond, Mr. Monaco's new contract calls for exclusive
the prominent composer of Chicago, and man- publication of all his works by M. Witmark &
ager of the business of Carrie Jacobs-Bond & Sons.
Son, was a visitor to New York during the
early part of last week, and while here was en-
WILL USE NEW BALLAD
tertained at the Wednesday luncheon of the
Greater New York Music Publishers' and Deal-
ers' Association. Mr. Smith reported that busi- "The Kingdom of My Heart" to Be Featured
by Prominent Artists
ness was most satisfactory in the West.
The Greater New York Music Publishers' and
Dealers' Association held a beefsteak dinner
at Castle Cave, one of the unique eating places
of New York, on Wednesday night of this
week. The dinner was followed by a splendid
entertainment given by some of the shining
lights of the New York stage. A full report of
the dinner and entertainment will be found in
The Review next week.
The new ballad by Otto Motzan and Rida
Johnson Young, "The Kingdom of My Heart,"
Hamilton S. Gordon, Inc., music publishers, lias been very enthusiastically received by a
will shortly issue Volume I I I of "The Organ- number of prominent artists who will feature
in their concerts during the fall season. Among
ist's Companion." This is the third volume of
a series and is described as a collection of gems those who speak favorably of the new ballad
for the pipe organ. The contents are especi- are Evan Williams, Estelle Wentworth, Vernon
ally adapted for use in Catholic churches and Dalhart, James Howard, and Rosa Lind. The
are compiled and arranged by Geo. M. Thomp- Karczag Pub. Co., Inc\ are the publishers of
the number.
son.
NEW PIPE ORGAN COMPILATION
AND NOBODY CARES FOR ME
"GHOST OF THE SAXOPHONE"
"SWEET COOKIE MINE"
"WHEN SHADOWS FALL"
"LET'S 60 BACK TO DREAMY
LOTUS LAND"
"PARADISE BLUES"
O PRETTY PAPA! PRETTY PAPA I
"MY FOX TROT GIRL"
"DOWN THE SUNSET TRAIL TO
AVALON"
I'LL TRAVEL ON TO YOU
"DARLIN"'
"STEPPIN'ON THE PUPPY'S TAIL"
"MOONLIGHT BLUES WALTZ"
"VALSE MARGUERITE"
THE
MUSIC
TRADE
REVIEW
55
SEND ME A CURL"
Words and Music by Geoffrey O'Hara
The Hit of the War Songs
BECAUSE
1st.— The War Department of the United States Government has 3rd.—It is the leading camp song in many of the training camps and
accepted this song as one of the few which they have issued in
cantonments.
Songs of the Soldiers and Sailors booklet. To be distributed
to all the men in the service.
2nd.—It is now in process of recording by the leading Phonographs, 4th. — The composer, Mr. O'Hara, is director of singing at the largest
training camp in the United States, at Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.
Talking Machines and Player Roll Companies.
Published as a Song (with Quartet Chorus)
60 cents
Published as an Orchestra (One Step), or Accompaniment to
Song
-
50 cents
Published as a Band (March)
50 cents
Special 6 0 - d a y Offer t o t h e T r a d e :
Song, Yi and A—or 15 cents
Orchestra, 15 cents
l
Band, 15 cents
HUNTZINGER & DILWORTH, 505 Fifth Ave., NEW YORK
BIO SEASON FOJ^CHAS. K. HARRIS
MONACO SIGNSJVITH WITMARK
Weil-Known Music Publisher Now Has Many
Very Successful Numbers in His Catalog—
Has Song in New Production "Miss 1917"
Weil-Known Composer Places Three New
Songs With That House, All of Which Will
Be Featured Strongly During the Season
This season has been a big one for Chas. K.
Harris and his songs. A long list of stars is
featuring his numbers or numbers published by
him. At the recent opening of "Miss 1917" at
the Century Theatre one of the song hits of the
evening was Van & Schenck's "I Miss the Old
Folks Now," a number which should have great
popularity.
Eddie Leonard, the famous black-face dancer
and singing comedian, is having wonderful suc-
cess with his new song, "Sweetness" (Honey
Suckle of Mine). This is also published by Chas.
K. Harris.
Lucille Cavanagh, the popular dancer, who is
featuring Mr. Harris' "Dry Your Tears" waltz,
is still adding to the success she scored at her
initial performances this season at the Palace
Theatre.
Other numbers published by Chas. K. Harris
which are fighting for honors in the Harris cata-
log include "Love o' Mine," "You Kissed Me''
(and said Goodbye), "Kathleen, My Rose," "I'll
See You Later, Yankee Land," "Yankee, He's
There, All There," and "Scratchin' the Gravel."
Of course, as usual, "Break the News to Mother"
still holds its place in the hearts of the public.
James V. Monaco, the well-known composer,
has joined the writing staff of M. Witmark &
Sons.
"Jimmy" Monaco, as he is better
known, has given his new publishers three new
songs, all, according to reports, the equal of
anything he ever wrote. The numbers are en-
TO FEATURE "BLUE BIRD" SONG
New Waterson, Berlin & Snyder Hit to Be
Prominently Displayed Next Week
During the week of November 19, "Blue Bird,
Bring Back My Happiness" will be featured
in almost every cafe, cabaret and moving pic-
ture house, as well as in the majority of the
vaudeville theatres in Greater New York. Be-
sides the above all the sheet music stores and
departments will display it on their counters and
hold public demonstrations, featuring this song
hit. Thousands of artistic cut-outs have been
sent to the dealers and these will be hung in
conspicuous places. The number is announced
as "Broadway's big waltz song hit," and as the
majority of the Broadway orchestras have it
on their programs and frequently render it the
above does not seem to be a mere boast. Of
news to the trade is the fact that this song was
formerly in the high-class catalog of Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder, and it is only recently that it
was placed among the ten-cent numbers. Belle
Story originally introduced "Blue Bird, Bring
Back My Happ ness," and with good success.
Geo. Graff, Jr., is responsible for the words
and F. Bernard Grant for the music.
HAVE A GREAT BEEFSTEAK
James V. Monaco
titled "After a Thousand Years," described as
an oriental ballad, with lyrics by Al Dubin; "I'm
Going to Follow the Boys," which has an espe-
cially appealing melody, and "The Dream of a
Soldier Boy," one of the most timely numbers
issued this season. This latter also has for its
co-author Al Dubin. In the past Monaco has
written the music for such numbers as "You
Made Me Love You," "Row, Row, Row,"
"What Do You Want to Make Those Eyes at
FRED J. SMITH VISITS METROPOLIS Me For?" "You're a Doggone Dangerous Girl,"
"Pigeon Walk" and others equally as popular.
Fred J. Smith, son of Carrie Jacobs-Bond, Mr. Monaco's new contract calls for exclusive
the prominent composer of Chicago, and man- publication of all his works by M. Witmark &
ager of the business of Carrie Jacobs-Bond & Sons.
Son, was a visitor to New York during the
early part of last week, and while here was en-
WILL USE NEW BALLAD
tertained at the Wednesday luncheon of the
Greater New York Music Publishers' and Deal-
ers' Association. Mr. Smith reported that busi- "The Kingdom of My Heart" to Be Featured
by Prominent Artists
ness was most satisfactory in the West.
The Greater New York Music Publishers' and
Dealers' Association held a beefsteak dinner
at Castle Cave, one of the unique eating places
of New York, on Wednesday night of this
week. The dinner was followed by a splendid
entertainment given by some of the shining
lights of the New York stage. A full report of
the dinner and entertainment will be found in
The Review next week.
The new ballad by Otto Motzan and Rida
Johnson Young, "The Kingdom of My Heart,"
Hamilton S. Gordon, Inc., music publishers, lias been very enthusiastically received by a
will shortly issue Volume I I I of "The Organ- number of prominent artists who will feature
in their concerts during the fall season. Among
ist's Companion." This is the third volume of
a series and is described as a collection of gems those who speak favorably of the new ballad
for the pipe organ. The contents are especi- are Evan Williams, Estelle Wentworth, Vernon
ally adapted for use in Catholic churches and Dalhart, James Howard, and Rosa Lind. The
are compiled and arranged by Geo. M. Thomp- Karczag Pub. Co., Inc\ are the publishers of
the number.
son.
NEW PIPE ORGAN COMPILATION
AND NOBODY CARES FOR ME
"GHOST OF THE SAXOPHONE"
"SWEET COOKIE MINE"
"WHEN SHADOWS FALL"
"LET'S 60 BACK TO DREAMY
LOTUS LAND"
"PARADISE BLUES"
O PRETTY PAPA! PRETTY PAPA I
"MY FOX TROT GIRL"
"DOWN THE SUNSET TRAIL TO
AVALON"
I'LL TRAVEL ON TO YOU
"DARLIN"'
"STEPPIN'ON THE PUPPY'S TAIL"
"MOONLIGHT BLUES WALTZ"
"VALSE MARGUERITE"
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