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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
OCTOBER 12, 1918
NEED MORE BE SAID ?
Below is copy of an advt.
which will appear in
THE S&TUHDJIY on THURSDAY
EVENING POST
OCTOBER 17th
Dealers "who know" always take advantage of these "live wire" tips and "hook up"
with these Big Campaigns, thereby greatly increasing their BUSINESS and PROFITS.
Two BIG SONG HITS;
['YOU CAN'T GO WRONG WITH ANY FEIST SONG"
Buddy 9 s Songs—Sing
W
'em!
AR isn't all battle, mud and devastation—there are rays of sun-
shine, smiles and good fellowship, too. If you could visit the
trench, the dugout, and the billet Over There, you'd hear the boys
singing—singing from reveille to taps. The songs they sing are the
songs you'll love—learn them. Here are two new ones that are fast
winning the heart of every American—-try them out now!
Get them for your piano, player-piano and talking machine.
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Now on Sale at any music or depart-
ment store or at any Woolworth, Kresge,
Kress, McCrory, Kraft, or Metropolitan
Store, printed in the patriotic war size.
GOOD MORNING,MR ZIP-ZIP-ZIP*
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These Songs
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"Good Morning, Mr. Zip-Zhn-Zip**
The name says it—it's a zip song ! A zippy,
peppery melody — zippy funny words. Puts zip
into the boys on the march—zip into the folks back
home. Everybody sings it—over and over again
—a sure cure for gloom and grouch. By Robert
Lloyd. Learn it-sing it. It'll put zip into your
work and Dlay
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Other New Feist Hits
K-K-K-Katy
My Belgian Rose
I'm Sorry I Made You Cry
God Spare Our Boys Over There
Over There
Dixieland in France
Some Lonesome Night
My American Blighty
Everything
Is Peaches Down In Georgia
I Alnt Got Weary Yet
It He Can Fight Like He Can Love,
Good-night Germany
friend kcr. And ki» her good
bye far
thereby
"If I'm Not At the Roll Call"
Not a doleful wail—buta won-
derful song that reflects beauti-
fully the thoughts of the dough-
boy just before he goes over the
top. A monumental song dedi-
cated to the pal of the dough*
boy's heart—his mother Words
andmusicby GeorgeL. Boyden.
greatly increasing
YOUR
15c o copy, any seven for $1. Postpaid, Band or Orchestra, 25c each
Male Quartette. 10c each
LEO FEIST, Inc.. FEIST
BUILDING.NEW
PROFIT
YORK.N.Y.
SIGN AND MAIL THIS COUPON NOW
LEO FEIST, Inc., Feist Building, 235 W. 40th St., NEW YORK
Please send at 7c. a copy:
. . . Good Morning, Mr. Zip-Zip-Zip
If I'm Not At The Roll Call
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ADDRESS