Music Trade Review
Issue: 1918 Vol. 67 N. 17 - Page 12
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THE MUSIC TRADE
12
REVIEW
MUSIC OF THE MONTH—(Continued from page 11)
to see how this big publisher is facing the prob-
lems of conservation.
Let the dealers take
fewer each month and push each one harder:
SONG ROLLS
Title
Composer
Ky the Dreamy Nile—Saxophone-Fox-trot
Smith
Don't Vou Remember the Day?—Fox-trot
Hess
Everything Is Htmky Dory Down in Honky Tonky
Town
Tierney
I Can Always Find a Little Sunshine in the Y. M.
C. A
Berlin
I'm Glad I Can Make You Cry—Mandolin Chorus. .Morgan
Indian Love Lyrics—No. 4, Till I Wake. Woodforde-Finden
Light Your Little Lamp of Love for Me—One-step. .Fisher
Marching Thro' Georgia
Work
Maryland, My Maryland
Mother o' Mine
Tours
My Angel of the Flaming Cross
.Gay
My Baby Boy—One-step
Tilzer
Oh! How I Wish I Could Sleep, Until My Daddy
Comes Home
Wendling
Over Yonder Where the Lilies Grow
O'llara
Roses of Lorraine—Fox-trot
Smith
Songs My Mother Taught Me
Dvorak
While You're A way—Fox-trot
Friedland
You Keep Sending 'Em Over, and We'll Keep Knock-
ing 'Em Down—Rag Fox-trot
Ruby
METRO-ART
Humorcske—Op. 10, No. 2
Tschaikowsky
Intermezzo
Huerter
Mignon—Gavotte
Thomas
Piping Rock—Fox-trot
Coots
METROSTYLE-THEMODIST
Cairo—Oriental Fox-trot
Pollock
Muslin Rag—Fox-trot
Kaufman
Pinochle—Jazz-Foxtrot
Caruso
Yip-Yip-Yaphank—Selection
Creamer-Layton — Good-Bye, Alexander, Good-Bye,
Honey Boy—One-step
Shipman
Carr-Russekk-Havens—We Don't Want the Bacon
(What We Want Is a Piece of the Rhine)—One-
step
Camnitzer
Shannon-Vandersloot—"General Pershing"—Song. . . .Perry
Clark-Meyer—You'll Find Old Dixieland in France—
Fox-trot
Claar
Ilarriman-Egan—Why Do They Call Them Babies
(When They Mean Grown-Up Ladies)—One-step,
Claar-Shipman
Berlin—I Can Always Find a Little Sunshine in the
Y. M. C. A
Perry
Barth—Just You—Waltz
Perry
Atteridge-Schwartz-Jolson—Tell That to the Marines—
March Son-g
Perry
O'Hara—Over Yonder Where the Lilies Grow—Fox-
trot
Perry
Brown-Cowan—-You'll Always Find a Lot of Sunshine
in My Old Kentucky Home—Fox-trot
...Claar
Baskette-Spiers—I'm Going to Fight My Way Right
Back to Carolina—Fox-trot
Claar-Shipman
Bryan-Leslie-Jerome-—American Beauty
Claar-Crosby
Perry—Home, Sweet Home
Perry
Hudson—"The Lord Is My Shepherd"—Sacred Hymn,
Perry
Dixon—Davy of the Navy (You're a Wonderful Boy),
HAND-PLAYED RECORD ROLLS
Composer
Title
Played by
Fay-Kyer-Dreyer—When I Send You a Picture of Ber-
lin (You'll Know It's Over "Over There"; I'm
Coming Home)—One-step
Claar-Shipman
Berlin—I Can Always Find a Little Sunshine in the
Y. M. C. A
^
Perry
Carron-Morgan—I'm Glad I Can Make You Cry
Perry
Title
Composer
"General Pershing"—Song
Shannon-Vandersloot
When the Bugle Sounded—March Song
Stacel
REGULAR EDITION
La Belle Rosa—Waltzes (Bohemian)
Maresh
Un Pensiero Notturno (A Night's Thought)—Waltz,
CONNORIZED MUSIC CO.
Persico
Rybarsky Pochod (Fisherman's March)—Bohemian. Langer
Mo
ch'
America
Sta
'nguerra
(Patriotic
Italian
March),
This company shows a very strong list of
Pennino
O Surdato Napulatano—March Song (Italian),
song rolls, hand-played instrumental and regular
Calif ano-Gambardella
straight-cut for November.
Besides the pop- Schiaranno Ivorno (Matinata)4 (At Break of Day)—
Song (Italian)
Pennino
ular music special attention is drawn to the
Non So Piu Amar (A Testa Bassa)—Song (Italian),
D'Alberto
Bohemian, Italian and other foreign numbers.
This music is becoming increasingly important,
and it is evidence of wise foresight to set forth
IMPERIAL PLAYER ROLL CO.
the interest of our Allies in this way. Bohe-
The new advance bulletin of this company for
mian music is especially interesting, and yet
.the month of November contains the statement
very little known.
Below is the total list:
that a new Imperial catalog is in course of prep-
HAND-PLAYED RECORDS, WITH SONG WORDS
Composer
Title
Played by
aration and will soon be distributed. The edi-
Wilnorf-Seiden—Memories of Virginia—Waltz
.Perry
Far-Ryer-Dreyer—-When I Send \ ou a Picture of Ber-
tion will be somewhat limited and dealers had
lin (You'll Know It's Over "Over There"; I'm
better get their orders in early. The Novem-
Corning Home)—One-step
Claar-Shipman
Brown-Kahn-Van Alstyne—You're In Style When
ver bulletin shows a new recording by Mary
You're Wearing a Smile—One-step
Perry
Moran-BryanVon Tilzer—I Want a Doll—One-step. . Claar
Angell, in the shape of Dr. Mason's "Silver
Dillon-Von Tilzer—My Baby Boy—One-step
Hyland
Spring,'' which is somewhat feathery stuff for
Gay—My Angel of the Flaming Cross—Ballad, artistic
effects
Perry, assisted by J. D. this excellent artist, but which in consequence
gains from her effort with it. The general
trend of the remaining numbers is decidedly to-
wards the military, not forgetting naval, too.
WHITE, SON CO.
PLAYER--ORGAN--PIANO
Manufacturers of
LEATHERS
ORGAN AND PLAYER-PIANO
LEATHERS
530-540 Atlantic Ave., BOSTON, MASS.
T
A Specialty of Pneumatic Leathers
I
IITTV1MC I - ~ 40 SPRUCE STREET
. L. L U l M I l J , IDC.
NEW YORK
INTRODUCED IN 189S
WORLD
FAMOUS
ANGELUS
WHITE
A TWT^«¥T«¥ ¥ T O PLAYER
PIANOS
PLAYER
PIANOS
Have wondcrlul patented devices and exclusive features
leaders In the player-piano Industry
Made b y the pioneers and
Agencies All Over the World
ROSE VALLEY CO.
The list of Ideal music rolls for November,
announced by the Rose Valley Co., is, as is
usually the case, an excellent guide to what is
what in the line of current and popular music,
for the list runs to melodies of that type. The
November list includes a variety of selections
that just now are being heard very much in the
theatres and even on the streets, and therefore
have an appeal all their own. The list is as
follows:
Don't You Remember the Day ?
Oh! How 1 Wish I Could Sleep Until My Daddy Comes
Home.
Jazzing the Blues Away.
Huckleberry Pie.
Who'll Love You While I Am Gone?
Night Is for Loving and Dreaming.
Someday.
Women of the Homeland.
Kentucky Dreams.
You Keep Sending 'Em Over, etc.
Rock-a-Bye Your Baby With a Dixie Melody.
I'm Glad I Made You Cry.
Tell That tr> the Marines.
Good Morning, Mr. Zip-Zip-Zip!
If I'm Not at the Roll Call, etc.
Take Me Back to My American Blighty.
I'm Crazy About My Daddy.
Pickanninnies' Paradise.
RYTHMODIK ROLL CORP.
The Rythmodik list for November includes
only twenty-one titles altogether, just as the
Aeolian and Universal bulletins show only twen-
ty-six each.
The movement towards shorten-
ing up the monthly output is going on well.
III!
Worcester Wind Motor Co.
WORCBSTBR MASS
Makers of Absolutely Satisfactory
WIND MOTORS for PLAYER-PIANOS
SCHENCKE
PIANO AND
PLAYER-PIANOS
Built to a Standard and not to a Price
THE WILCOX & WHITE CO., MERIDEN, CONN.
Business Established 1877
A glance at the titles below will show that the
statement is accurate. All except the two last
are song records:
Composer
Title
Played by
Black—Bring Back a Belgian to Me—One-step,
Charley Straight
Dixon—Davy of the Navy—Fox-trot
Arnold Johnson
Bingaman—Lazy Eyes—Waltz,
Charley Straight-Burt Franklin
O'Hara—Over Yonder Where the Lilies Grow—Fox-
trot
Gene Rodemich
Bryan-McCarthy-Fisher—Oui, Oui, Marie (Wee, Wee,
Marie)—One-step
Charley Straight
Dudley-Arden—There's a Meeting Here To^Night—
One-step
George Stanley-Bob Alden
Egan-Whiting—Till We Meet Again—Waltz,
«
Charley Straight-Burt Franklin
Gilbert-Friedland—While You're Away—Fox-trot,
Charley Straight-Arnold Johnscyi
Lyons-Straight—France and America—March,
Arr. by Wm. Hartman
Hess—Don't Vou Remember the Day?—Fox-trot,
Charley Straight-Gene Rodemich
Mason—Silver Spring
May Angell
Zamecnik—Kisses—Valse d'Amour
Stanley-Alden
Lloyd—Good Morning, Mr. Zip-Zip-Zip—Fox-trot,
Clarence Jones
Creamer-Layton—(I'm Waiting for You) Liza Jane—
Fox-trot
Charley Straight-Burt Franklin
Lewis-Young-Wendling—Oh! How I Wish I Could
Sleep (Until My Daddy Comes Home)—Fox-trot,
Gene Rodemich
Donaldson-Tones—Say, Young Feller, Where'd You Get
That Girl ?—Fox-trot
Clarence Jones
Dixon—You Great Big Handsome Marine—One-step,
Charley Straight-Arnold Johnson
Mitchell-Ruby—You Keep Sending 'Em Over (And
We'll Keep Knocking 'Em Down)—One-step,
Charley Straight-Gene Rodemich
Ilerschell-St. Clair—The Service Flag—Ballad,
(iiirnell Anderson
Hager-Goodwin—That Wonderful Mother of Mine—
Ballad
Gurnell Anderson-W. H.
Also all kinds of Pneumatics and Supplies
AND
THE
POPULAR
OCTOBER 26, 1918
SCHENCKE PIANO CO., 245-249 E. 137th St., N.Y.
STANDS liitJI^IBTIAMONG
7ha. AUTOPIANO COMPANY
PAUL D- KLUGH ' PRESIDENT > •
ON THE HUDSON AT 5 1 ^ STREET
LIFE'S
NECESSITIES
THE MUSIC TRADE
12
REVIEW
MUSIC OF THE MONTH—(Continued from page 11)
to see how this big publisher is facing the prob-
lems of conservation.
Let the dealers take
fewer each month and push each one harder:
SONG ROLLS
Title
Composer
Ky the Dreamy Nile—Saxophone-Fox-trot
Smith
Don't Vou Remember the Day?—Fox-trot
Hess
Everything Is Htmky Dory Down in Honky Tonky
Town
Tierney
I Can Always Find a Little Sunshine in the Y. M.
C. A
Berlin
I'm Glad I Can Make You Cry—Mandolin Chorus. .Morgan
Indian Love Lyrics—No. 4, Till I Wake. Woodforde-Finden
Light Your Little Lamp of Love for Me—One-step. .Fisher
Marching Thro' Georgia
Work
Maryland, My Maryland
Mother o' Mine
Tours
My Angel of the Flaming Cross
.Gay
My Baby Boy—One-step
Tilzer
Oh! How I Wish I Could Sleep, Until My Daddy
Comes Home
Wendling
Over Yonder Where the Lilies Grow
O'llara
Roses of Lorraine—Fox-trot
Smith
Songs My Mother Taught Me
Dvorak
While You're A way—Fox-trot
Friedland
You Keep Sending 'Em Over, and We'll Keep Knock-
ing 'Em Down—Rag Fox-trot
Ruby
METRO-ART
Humorcske—Op. 10, No. 2
Tschaikowsky
Intermezzo
Huerter
Mignon—Gavotte
Thomas
Piping Rock—Fox-trot
Coots
METROSTYLE-THEMODIST
Cairo—Oriental Fox-trot
Pollock
Muslin Rag—Fox-trot
Kaufman
Pinochle—Jazz-Foxtrot
Caruso
Yip-Yip-Yaphank—Selection
Creamer-Layton — Good-Bye, Alexander, Good-Bye,
Honey Boy—One-step
Shipman
Carr-Russekk-Havens—We Don't Want the Bacon
(What We Want Is a Piece of the Rhine)—One-
step
Camnitzer
Shannon-Vandersloot—"General Pershing"—Song. . . .Perry
Clark-Meyer—You'll Find Old Dixieland in France—
Fox-trot
Claar
Ilarriman-Egan—Why Do They Call Them Babies
(When They Mean Grown-Up Ladies)—One-step,
Claar-Shipman
Berlin—I Can Always Find a Little Sunshine in the
Y. M. C. A
Perry
Barth—Just You—Waltz
Perry
Atteridge-Schwartz-Jolson—Tell That to the Marines—
March Son-g
Perry
O'Hara—Over Yonder Where the Lilies Grow—Fox-
trot
Perry
Brown-Cowan—-You'll Always Find a Lot of Sunshine
in My Old Kentucky Home—Fox-trot
...Claar
Baskette-Spiers—I'm Going to Fight My Way Right
Back to Carolina—Fox-trot
Claar-Shipman
Bryan-Leslie-Jerome-—American Beauty
Claar-Crosby
Perry—Home, Sweet Home
Perry
Hudson—"The Lord Is My Shepherd"—Sacred Hymn,
Perry
Dixon—Davy of the Navy (You're a Wonderful Boy),
HAND-PLAYED RECORD ROLLS
Composer
Title
Played by
Fay-Kyer-Dreyer—When I Send You a Picture of Ber-
lin (You'll Know It's Over "Over There"; I'm
Coming Home)—One-step
Claar-Shipman
Berlin—I Can Always Find a Little Sunshine in the
Y. M. C. A
^
Perry
Carron-Morgan—I'm Glad I Can Make You Cry
Perry
Title
Composer
"General Pershing"—Song
Shannon-Vandersloot
When the Bugle Sounded—March Song
Stacel
REGULAR EDITION
La Belle Rosa—Waltzes (Bohemian)
Maresh
Un Pensiero Notturno (A Night's Thought)—Waltz,
CONNORIZED MUSIC CO.
Persico
Rybarsky Pochod (Fisherman's March)—Bohemian. Langer
Mo
ch'
America
Sta
'nguerra
(Patriotic
Italian
March),
This company shows a very strong list of
Pennino
O Surdato Napulatano—March Song (Italian),
song rolls, hand-played instrumental and regular
Calif ano-Gambardella
straight-cut for November.
Besides the pop- Schiaranno Ivorno (Matinata)4 (At Break of Day)—
Song (Italian)
Pennino
ular music special attention is drawn to the
Non So Piu Amar (A Testa Bassa)—Song (Italian),
D'Alberto
Bohemian, Italian and other foreign numbers.
This music is becoming increasingly important,
and it is evidence of wise foresight to set forth
IMPERIAL PLAYER ROLL CO.
the interest of our Allies in this way. Bohe-
The new advance bulletin of this company for
mian music is especially interesting, and yet
.the month of November contains the statement
very little known.
Below is the total list:
that a new Imperial catalog is in course of prep-
HAND-PLAYED RECORDS, WITH SONG WORDS
Composer
Title
Played by
aration and will soon be distributed. The edi-
Wilnorf-Seiden—Memories of Virginia—Waltz
.Perry
Far-Ryer-Dreyer—-When I Send \ ou a Picture of Ber-
tion will be somewhat limited and dealers had
lin (You'll Know It's Over "Over There"; I'm
better get their orders in early. The Novem-
Corning Home)—One-step
Claar-Shipman
Brown-Kahn-Van Alstyne—You're In Style When
ver bulletin shows a new recording by Mary
You're Wearing a Smile—One-step
Perry
Moran-BryanVon Tilzer—I Want a Doll—One-step. . Claar
Angell, in the shape of Dr. Mason's "Silver
Dillon-Von Tilzer—My Baby Boy—One-step
Hyland
Spring,'' which is somewhat feathery stuff for
Gay—My Angel of the Flaming Cross—Ballad, artistic
effects
Perry, assisted by J. D. this excellent artist, but which in consequence
gains from her effort with it. The general
trend of the remaining numbers is decidedly to-
wards the military, not forgetting naval, too.
WHITE, SON CO.
PLAYER--ORGAN--PIANO
Manufacturers of
LEATHERS
ORGAN AND PLAYER-PIANO
LEATHERS
530-540 Atlantic Ave., BOSTON, MASS.
T
A Specialty of Pneumatic Leathers
I
IITTV1MC I - ~ 40 SPRUCE STREET
. L. L U l M I l J , IDC.
NEW YORK
INTRODUCED IN 189S
WORLD
FAMOUS
ANGELUS
WHITE
A TWT^«¥T«¥ ¥ T O PLAYER
PIANOS
PLAYER
PIANOS
Have wondcrlul patented devices and exclusive features
leaders In the player-piano Industry
Made b y the pioneers and
Agencies All Over the World
ROSE VALLEY CO.
The list of Ideal music rolls for November,
announced by the Rose Valley Co., is, as is
usually the case, an excellent guide to what is
what in the line of current and popular music,
for the list runs to melodies of that type. The
November list includes a variety of selections
that just now are being heard very much in the
theatres and even on the streets, and therefore
have an appeal all their own. The list is as
follows:
Don't You Remember the Day ?
Oh! How 1 Wish I Could Sleep Until My Daddy Comes
Home.
Jazzing the Blues Away.
Huckleberry Pie.
Who'll Love You While I Am Gone?
Night Is for Loving and Dreaming.
Someday.
Women of the Homeland.
Kentucky Dreams.
You Keep Sending 'Em Over, etc.
Rock-a-Bye Your Baby With a Dixie Melody.
I'm Glad I Made You Cry.
Tell That tr> the Marines.
Good Morning, Mr. Zip-Zip-Zip!
If I'm Not at the Roll Call, etc.
Take Me Back to My American Blighty.
I'm Crazy About My Daddy.
Pickanninnies' Paradise.
RYTHMODIK ROLL CORP.
The Rythmodik list for November includes
only twenty-one titles altogether, just as the
Aeolian and Universal bulletins show only twen-
ty-six each.
The movement towards shorten-
ing up the monthly output is going on well.
III!
Worcester Wind Motor Co.
WORCBSTBR MASS
Makers of Absolutely Satisfactory
WIND MOTORS for PLAYER-PIANOS
SCHENCKE
PIANO AND
PLAYER-PIANOS
Built to a Standard and not to a Price
THE WILCOX & WHITE CO., MERIDEN, CONN.
Business Established 1877
A glance at the titles below will show that the
statement is accurate. All except the two last
are song records:
Composer
Title
Played by
Black—Bring Back a Belgian to Me—One-step,
Charley Straight
Dixon—Davy of the Navy—Fox-trot
Arnold Johnson
Bingaman—Lazy Eyes—Waltz,
Charley Straight-Burt Franklin
O'Hara—Over Yonder Where the Lilies Grow—Fox-
trot
Gene Rodemich
Bryan-McCarthy-Fisher—Oui, Oui, Marie (Wee, Wee,
Marie)—One-step
Charley Straight
Dudley-Arden—There's a Meeting Here To^Night—
One-step
George Stanley-Bob Alden
Egan-Whiting—Till We Meet Again—Waltz,
«
Charley Straight-Burt Franklin
Gilbert-Friedland—While You're Away—Fox-trot,
Charley Straight-Arnold Johnscyi
Lyons-Straight—France and America—March,
Arr. by Wm. Hartman
Hess—Don't Vou Remember the Day?—Fox-trot,
Charley Straight-Gene Rodemich
Mason—Silver Spring
May Angell
Zamecnik—Kisses—Valse d'Amour
Stanley-Alden
Lloyd—Good Morning, Mr. Zip-Zip-Zip—Fox-trot,
Clarence Jones
Creamer-Layton—(I'm Waiting for You) Liza Jane—
Fox-trot
Charley Straight-Burt Franklin
Lewis-Young-Wendling—Oh! How I Wish I Could
Sleep (Until My Daddy Comes Home)—Fox-trot,
Gene Rodemich
Donaldson-Tones—Say, Young Feller, Where'd You Get
That Girl ?—Fox-trot
Clarence Jones
Dixon—You Great Big Handsome Marine—One-step,
Charley Straight-Arnold Johnson
Mitchell-Ruby—You Keep Sending 'Em Over (And
We'll Keep Knocking 'Em Down)—One-step,
Charley Straight-Gene Rodemich
Ilerschell-St. Clair—The Service Flag—Ballad,
(iiirnell Anderson
Hager-Goodwin—That Wonderful Mother of Mine—
Ballad
Gurnell Anderson-W. H.
Also all kinds of Pneumatics and Supplies
AND
THE
POPULAR
OCTOBER 26, 1918
SCHENCKE PIANO CO., 245-249 E. 137th St., N.Y.
STANDS liitJI^IBTIAMONG
7ha. AUTOPIANO COMPANY
PAUL D- KLUGH ' PRESIDENT > •
ON THE HUDSON AT 5 1 ^ STREET
LIFE'S
NECESSITIES
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