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THE
OCTOBER 26, 1918
MUSIC
TRADE
REVIEW
13
MUSIC OF THE MONTH—(Continued from page 12)
The popular song rolls are the feature of the
advance bulletin, and semi-patriotic stuff, of
course, has the call from the start. The list fol-
lows herewith:
Composer
Title
Played by
Edwards—Tell That to the Marines
Arden-Lambert
Cowan—The Yanks Are at It Again—One-step,
Arden-Lambert
Morse—When I Get Back to My American Blighty,
Arden-Lambert
Caryll—There's a Light in Your Eyes
Arden-Lambert
Caryll—Some Day Waiting Will End
Fuiks
Fletcher—When Tony Goes Over the Top—One-step,
Arden-Lambert
Rose—Mummy Mine—Fox-trot
Arden-Lambert
Kern—The Big Show ("Head Over Heels")—Fox-trot,
Arden
Wcnrich—I Ain't Got Weary Yet
Arden
Winkle—When Uncle Joe Steps Into France—Fox-trot,
Makay
Hess—Don't You Remember the Day—Fox-trot
Makay
Lee—I Gathered a Rose
Kmita
Hathaway—I'm A-Longin' Fo' You
Kmita
Rice—Wai tin' for You
Fuiks
Tohnstone—Can It Be Love at Last
Fuiks
Wendling—Oh! How I Wish I Could Sleep
Arden
Whiting—I'll Love You More for Losing You Awhile.Arden
McCarron-Morgan—T'm Glad I Can Make You Cry.Lambert
Solman—Under the Blue Skies of France
Lambert
dottier—Would You Rather Be a Colonel With an
Eagle on Your Shoulder, or a Private With a
Chicken on Your Knee?—One-step
King-I-ambert
Rosas—Over the Waves (Sobre Las Olas)
Kmita
"Tennant—When the Sun Goes Down in France—
One-step
Hallan
"Kcndis—Where It's Peach-Jam Makin' Time Way
Down in Dixie—Jazz-Rag Fox-trot
Ilallan
*Egan—Why Do They Call Them Babies When They
Mean Grown-up Ladies—One-step
Goodwin
*Meyer—You'll Find Old Dixieland in France—Jazz-
Rag Fox-trot
Morton
*For either singing, dancing or solo instrumental.
UNIVERSAL MUSIC CO.
With a smaller bulletin than has been cus-
tomary in the past this company has an excel-
lently chosen list of songs, popular music and
light classics in its song roll, hand-played and
regular editions for November. A reduction in
the number of monthly publications is entirely
proper; nor need there be any doubt as to the
final result. The dealers will concentrate on the
bulletin much better and will sell as many if
not more than ever in consequence.
FOUR-IN-ONE
A New Bulletin Issued by
The Standard Music Roll Co.
In a conscientious effort towards com-
plying with our Government's urgent re-
quest to save paper we have designed
this combination bulletin of music rolls
comprising twenty (20) of the latest and
fifty (50) of the greatest titles in popular
music in the Four Most Popular Types
of Music Rolls.
While accomplishing 100 per cent, sav-
ing of envelopes and a paper saving of
over 75 per cent, in combining four bul-
letins in one, the innovation possesses
the distinct advantage of presenting in
a simple and comprehensive form every-
thing one needs to know: (1) About the
four best types of music rolls; (2) About
sheet music, and (3) About popular music
generally.
Let's help to Win the War by getting
a maximum of good and patriotic music
in every home and camp with a minimum
expenditure of materials.
This 4-in-l bulletin will meet both your
requirements and patriotic impulses as
thoroughly as it does our Uncle Sam's
conservation plans.
A liberal supply of the new bulletins
will be forwarded to all dealers who sell
Arto, SingA and Perfection Music Rolls.
A post card inquiry from others will
bring the latest music roll literature and
best trade prices.
SONG ROLLS
(The Roll with the Words)
Title
Composer
By the Dreamy Nile—Saxophone-Fox-trot
Smith
Don't You Remember the Day ?—Fox-trot
Hess
Everything Is Hunky Dory Down in Honky Tonky
Town
Tierney
STANDARD MUSIC ROLL CO.
I Can Always Find a Little Sunshine in the Y. M.
C. A
Berlin
The advance bulletin issued by this company I'm Glad
I Can Make You Cry—Mandolin Chorus. .Morgan
Indian
Love
Lyrics—No.
4.
Till
I
Wake.Woodforde-Finden
for November comprises a listing of the latest Light Your Little Lamp of Love for Me—One-step. .Fisher
titles in popular music which have been so ar- Marching Thro' Georgia
Work
My Maryland
ranged in the bulletin that they cover the four Maryland,
Mother o' Mine
Tours
Angel of the Flaming Cross
Gay
types of music rolls made by this company; in My
My Baby Boy—One-step
Tilzer
word rolls, the Arto and SingA; in instrumental, Oh! How I Wish I Could Sleep, Until My Daddy
Home
Wendling
the Arto and Perfection.
This four-in-one Over Comes
Yonder Where the Lilies Grow
O'Hara
of Lorraine—Fox-trot
Smith
combination has been developed for the pur- Roses
Songs My Mother Taught Me
Dvorak
pose—as requested by the Government—of ef- While You're Away—Fox-trot
Friedland
Keen Sending 'Em Over, and We'll Keep Knock-
fecting a saving in envelopes and paper, and You ing
Em Down—Rag Fox-trot
Ruby
the entire scheme has been very successfully Humoreske—Op. 10, HAND-PLAYED
No. 2
Tchaikowsky
and very effectively worked out. This will be Intermezzo
Huerter
Thomas
apparent to the dealer when he receives the No- Mignon—Ciavotte
Piping Rock—Fox-trot
Coots
REGULAR
vember bulletin. The list follows:
Cairo—Oriental Fox-trot
Pollock
Com[»oser Title
Played by
Muslin Rag—Fox-trot
Kaufman
"Earl—Beautiful Ohio—Waltz Song, Mandolin Chorus,
Pinochle—Jazz-Fox-trot
Caruso
Weston
Yip-Yip-Yaphank—Selection
*Logan—Blue Rose—Waltz, Mandolin Arr
Norris
"Hess—Don't You Remember the Day ?—Jazz-Rag Fox-
trot
Norris
*Cohan—Give My Regards to Broadway—One-step.Weston
MUSIC FINDS A WATERY GRAVE
•Lloyd—Good Morning, Mr. Zip-Zip-Zip—Fox-trot.. Sloane
•Mohr—I Wish I Had Someone to Say Good-bye To—
Two Player-Pianos, Three Uprights, Eight Pho-
Ballad
Gardner
•Whiting—I'll Love YoU More for Losing You a
nographs With Records and the Instruments
While-—Fox-trot
Goodwin
* Morgan—I'm Glad I Can Make You Cry—Waltz Song,
of a Jazz Band on Sunken "America"
Mackey
Standard Kusic Roll Co.
•Baskette—I'm Going to Fight My Way Back to Caro-
lina— Fox-trot . . .
'.
Gardner
Orance. N. J.
,2^
Maker*
of Miuic
Robert Struthers, Y. M. C. A. secretary on the
*Gay—My Angel of the Flaming Cross—Slow Fox-trot
Ballad
Norris
U.
S.
S.
"America,"
the
transport
which
sunk
'Schwartz—Rock-a-Bye Your Baby to a Dixie Melody
recently at her berth at ah Atlantic port while
— Foxtrot
Goodwin
•Caddigan—The Rose of No Man's Land—Ballad. .Mackey
A PROGRESSIVE MUSIC HOUSE
loaded with troops for overseas, visited the
*Schwartz-Jolson—Tell That to the Marines—One-step,
Gardner
headquarters
of
the
Phonograph
Records
Re-
MOUNT CARMEL, PA., October 21.—The Mount
•Edwards—Tell That to the Marines—One-step
Sloane
* Whiting—Till We Meet Again—Waltz Song, Mando-
cruiting Corps in New York last week, with a Carmel Music Store, which was opened here by
lin Interpolations
Rowley
view to getting a fresh supply of records for L. F. Oskierko about six months ago, is doing
•Clayton—Watch, Hope and Wait, Little Girl, Till I
Come Hack to You—Saxophone Fox-trot
Morton
the sailors to replace those that went down with
Yours, for Adopting All
Means to "Win the War"
The Sensation of the Year in Music Rolls
Exclusively Featured in
IMPERIAL PLAYER ROLLS
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the ship.
"Our crew lost all they owned in the mishap
except the clothing on their backs, but they
lament most of all the loss of their musical out-
fit," said Mr. Struthers, who himself has lost
a son in the Aviation Service and who has two
other sons in the army in France. "We had
just succeeded in assembling such an outfit of
phonographs and other musical instruments as
to make the 'America' one of the most joyful
transports affoat.
We had two player-pianos
costing $1,000 each, three pianos of the ordi-
nary variety, eight phonographs, 100 records,
and a jazz band.
"There is no use weeping over water-soaked
musical instruments and phonographic records.
Just at present, during the process of pumping
out the boat, we have the boys quartered about
in all sorts of places. If we could have a few
phonographs and records to distribute among
them it would be a godsend."
an excellent business and is steadily prospering.
The Bjur Bros, and Gordon & Son pianos and
player-pianos are being handled as well as the
Columbia Grafonolas—in fact, everything in the
musical line is to be found. Mr. Oskierko, the
proprietor, is a tireless worker, whose efforts
are to give the best of service to his clients.
Simplest and Best
The GEORGE P. BRAND
Mechanical Tracking Device
Destined to be the Standard
in the trade
Manufactured by the
BRAND PLAYER ACCESSORIES COMPANY
140th Street and Jackson Arenue, New York
Greatest ^Annual Output^
STANDARD PLAYER ACTION
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