Music Trade Review
Issue: 1919 Vol. 68 N. 11 - Page 57
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
MARCH 8, 1919
WO BIG SONG HITS
/ATION LASSIE"
THIS FULL PAGE ADVERTISEMENT IN THE "LITERARY DIGEST", MARCH 22nd
Two Song HITS
You Can't Get Away Vtom
S
HAKE hands with two wonderful song hits, new-
comers from "Song Headquarters." You'll be
glad to know them 'cause they're full of that war-is-
over-lets-be-happy spirit of 1919—'cause they make
you smile and hum and whistle and feel good all over.
Ja-Da!
u
Words and Music by
BOB CARLETON
CHORUS WithJotsofJaDa
They're songs alive with fascinating melody,
rounded out with snappy lyrics—that's why
they've swept into popularity at the
theatres, the restaurants and wide-
awake homes.
Take this page to your piano
and try out the choruses—
sing 'em—learn 'em-
[ Tfou can't ^o
get the complete sheet
I wrong with'
music wherever
music is sold.
^any'FeisY
Ja Da,.
Hear
Jing,
Ja Da,_
Ja Da,
JaT)a,
Ja Da Ja DaJing.Jing,
Evening
Ja Da,Ja Da,Jing,Jing,
Post
Jing. That's a fun-ny lit-tle bit of mel-o - dy_
np" p p-prp
Its so sooth-ing and ap- peal-Ing to me,_ It goes
U'.Jw'lJ'tff
Ja Da,
Ja Da,
Ja Da,Ja Da Jing,JIng, Jing ?
At the Show
"Ja-Da"—the Jazzensation
The jazziest jazz song ever jazzed—a new hit composed by that part of
the U. S. Navy known as Bob Carleton—sung all over that part of the world
known as the United States. "Ja-Da," with its peculiar, tantalizing dance-
song melody, is already a big favorite wherever there's life and music—in the
theatre, the cabaret and the home. Take this page to your piano and try it out—
you'll know why "Ja-Da" is a tremendous hit.
"Salvation Lassie of Mine"
.There's no reward like the ppreciation of work well done—and that reward goes out
to the Salvation Lassie in this wonderful new song written by Jack Caddigan and
"Chick" Story. The warm, honest words and beautiful melody are real appreciation
for all the hot coffee and doughnuts, all the comfort and cheer the Salvation Lassie so
bravely distributed where life was just a memory. Try it out.
Salvation Lassie Of Mine
ONSALENOW
At the
Dance
at all music and
department stores
or at any Wool-
worth, Kresge,
Kress, McCrory
or Kraft Store.
All music pub-
lished in the
new convenient
size, "easy-to-
read" style,
originated by
Feist.
r t /^c. By CADDIGAN and STORY
CHORUS Tenderly
IS
J J
A sweet lit- tie
r
An-gel
that went o'er the
J J J
sea, With the em-blem of God in her hand— A
mm
* — •
won-der-ful An-gel who brought there to
•ztf
sweet of a war fur-rowed land
me, The
The crown on her
head was a rib-bon of red, A synvbol of all that's di-
vine,
m
Tho'she called each a
OTHER BIG "FEIST" HITS
"Johnny's In T o w n "
"Chong"
"In the Old Sweet Way"
"How Are You Going toWetYour
Whistle"
"TheNavyWill BringThem Back"
" T h e Rose of No Man's Land"
"The Kiss That Made Me Cry"
"Every Day Will Be Sunday When
the Town Goes Dry
"In the Land of Beginning Again"
"You'll Find Old Dixieland in
France"
"Dreaming Sweet Dreams of
Mother"
"Everything is Peaches Down in
Georgia"
"I'm Sorry I Made You Cry"
"Please Don't Take My Harem
Away"
" K-K-K-Katy " "Heart of Wetona"
"I Ain't Got Weary Yet"
"My Belgian Rose"
"If I'm Not at the Roll Call"
15c a copy, any seven for
$1, postpaid
broth-er, she's
Band or orchestra 25c each
Male or mixed voices 15c each
J J J l r I' \ r f
Piano
Saturday
MARCH 27th
Everywhere
On the Talking
Machine *
This Adver-
tisement
also appears
in
American
Magazine"
ON SALE
MARCH 16th
"Colliers
MARCH 25th
Cosmo-
politan
ON SALE
MARCH 10th
More than
18
Million
Readers
more like a moth-er, Sal-va-tion Las-sie of mine.!-
Leo Feist, Inc., Fei*t Building. N.Y.Citv
•an throw this announcement In the basket, forget about our Spring advertising campaign reaching 18,000,000 people—and you'll still
e great benefit from the $12,000 we're investing. BUT—you can take this announcement to heart, stock up with "JA-DA" and
YATION LASSIE," dress up your window to show folks you carry these advertised songs, display them, talk them while we're
ig them—and you'll derive 100 per cent, benefit—you'll sell them and sell them BIG! Go to It I
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
MARCH 8, 1919
WO BIG SONG HITS
/ATION LASSIE"
THIS FULL PAGE ADVERTISEMENT IN THE "LITERARY DIGEST", MARCH 22nd
Two Song HITS
You Can't Get Away Vtom
S
HAKE hands with two wonderful song hits, new-
comers from "Song Headquarters." You'll be
glad to know them 'cause they're full of that war-is-
over-lets-be-happy spirit of 1919—'cause they make
you smile and hum and whistle and feel good all over.
Ja-Da!
u
Words and Music by
BOB CARLETON
CHORUS WithJotsofJaDa
They're songs alive with fascinating melody,
rounded out with snappy lyrics—that's why
they've swept into popularity at the
theatres, the restaurants and wide-
awake homes.
Take this page to your piano
and try out the choruses—
sing 'em—learn 'em-
[ Tfou can't ^o
get the complete sheet
I wrong with'
music wherever
music is sold.
^any'FeisY
Ja Da,.
Hear
Jing,
Ja Da,_
Ja Da,
JaT)a,
Ja Da Ja DaJing.Jing,
Evening
Ja Da,Ja Da,Jing,Jing,
Post
Jing. That's a fun-ny lit-tle bit of mel-o - dy_
np" p p-prp
Its so sooth-ing and ap- peal-Ing to me,_ It goes
U'.Jw'lJ'tff
Ja Da,
Ja Da,
Ja Da,Ja Da Jing,JIng, Jing ?
At the Show
"Ja-Da"—the Jazzensation
The jazziest jazz song ever jazzed—a new hit composed by that part of
the U. S. Navy known as Bob Carleton—sung all over that part of the world
known as the United States. "Ja-Da," with its peculiar, tantalizing dance-
song melody, is already a big favorite wherever there's life and music—in the
theatre, the cabaret and the home. Take this page to your piano and try it out—
you'll know why "Ja-Da" is a tremendous hit.
"Salvation Lassie of Mine"
.There's no reward like the ppreciation of work well done—and that reward goes out
to the Salvation Lassie in this wonderful new song written by Jack Caddigan and
"Chick" Story. The warm, honest words and beautiful melody are real appreciation
for all the hot coffee and doughnuts, all the comfort and cheer the Salvation Lassie so
bravely distributed where life was just a memory. Try it out.
Salvation Lassie Of Mine
ONSALENOW
At the
Dance
at all music and
department stores
or at any Wool-
worth, Kresge,
Kress, McCrory
or Kraft Store.
All music pub-
lished in the
new convenient
size, "easy-to-
read" style,
originated by
Feist.
r t /^c. By CADDIGAN and STORY
CHORUS Tenderly
IS
J J
A sweet lit- tie
r
An-gel
that went o'er the
J J J
sea, With the em-blem of God in her hand— A
mm
* — •
won-der-ful An-gel who brought there to
•ztf
sweet of a war fur-rowed land
me, The
The crown on her
head was a rib-bon of red, A synvbol of all that's di-
vine,
m
Tho'she called each a
OTHER BIG "FEIST" HITS
"Johnny's In T o w n "
"Chong"
"In the Old Sweet Way"
"How Are You Going toWetYour
Whistle"
"TheNavyWill BringThem Back"
" T h e Rose of No Man's Land"
"The Kiss That Made Me Cry"
"Every Day Will Be Sunday When
the Town Goes Dry
"In the Land of Beginning Again"
"You'll Find Old Dixieland in
France"
"Dreaming Sweet Dreams of
Mother"
"Everything is Peaches Down in
Georgia"
"I'm Sorry I Made You Cry"
"Please Don't Take My Harem
Away"
" K-K-K-Katy " "Heart of Wetona"
"I Ain't Got Weary Yet"
"My Belgian Rose"
"If I'm Not at the Roll Call"
15c a copy, any seven for
$1, postpaid
broth-er, she's
Band or orchestra 25c each
Male or mixed voices 15c each
J J J l r I' \ r f
Piano
Saturday
MARCH 27th
Everywhere
On the Talking
Machine *
This Adver-
tisement
also appears
in
American
Magazine"
ON SALE
MARCH 16th
"Colliers
MARCH 25th
Cosmo-
politan
ON SALE
MARCH 10th
More than
18
Million
Readers
more like a moth-er, Sal-va-tion Las-sie of mine.!-
Leo Feist, Inc., Fei*t Building. N.Y.Citv
•an throw this announcement In the basket, forget about our Spring advertising campaign reaching 18,000,000 people—and you'll still
e great benefit from the $12,000 we're investing. BUT—you can take this announcement to heart, stock up with "JA-DA" and
YATION LASSIE," dress up your window to show folks you carry these advertised songs, display them, talk them while we're
ig them—and you'll derive 100 per cent, benefit—you'll sell them and sell them BIG! Go to It I
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