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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
SEPTEMBER 7, 1918
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Extra! Extra! Extra!
Talk About Big Advertising
Campaigns—This One Has
Them All "Tied-in-a-knot"
In addition to an Advertisement in "The Saturday Evening Post," issue of September
19th, more than half a hundred of the biggest and most influential newspapers will
carry the Advertisement which is reproduced on the next page.
THESE THREE SONGS:
U
K-K-K-Katy" The Stammering Song
"If He Can Fight Like He Can Love, Good-Night Germany"
"Everything Is Peaches Down in Georgia"
are about the Biggest Selling Song Hits we have ever published, and we are going to
make them even bigger than they are now.
"Get In" on This Big Campaign and
You'll Sell Sheet Music Faster
Than You Ever Sold It Before .
Not only are we spending thousands upon thousands of dollars in advertising these
songs—they are also being sung throughout the entire country in the leading Vaudeville
Theatres, and wherever music is used.
IF YOU WANT HITS—REAL H I T S -
"YOU CAN'T GO WRONG" WITH THESE
September is going to be some BIG MONTH for " FEIST" SONGS. Take our TIP
and get in a BIG SUPPLY so you don't miss any SALES!
RETURN THIS TO US AT ONCE-
LEO. FEIST, Inc.
Feist Building, 2 3 5 W. 4Oth St.
Please send following at 7 cents a copy
K-K-K-Katy
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Everything Is Peaches Down in Georgia
If He Can Fight Like He Can Love, Good Night Germany
Addre*S
NEW YORK