Music Trade Review
Issue: 1919 Vol. 68 N. 15 - Page 60
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
APRIL 12,
1919
DEATH OF F. W. WOOLWORTH
Head of Woolworth Stores Passes Away on
Tuesday of This Week
Frank W. Woolworth, head of the F. W.
Woolworth syndicate stores, died on Tuesday
morning of this week. Much of the credit for
the modern distribution of music was given to
Mr. Woolworth and he had music departments
installed in practically the majority of his stores.
At several periods in his lifetime it was sug-
gested that he make 15-cent departments of his
sheet music counters. This, however, he re-
fused to do, stating that as long as he lived the
Woolworth stores would be limited to 10-cent
sales as a maximum for any one article.
REMICK DRIVE COMING
Plans Ready for Publicity Campaign on "You're
Still an Old Sweetheart of Mine"
1>0
Everyone Wants to
Sing This Song!
The Greatest Novelty-
Comedy Song Ever Produced
A Cat's Tale
of a Wail
and a
Whale of a Tale
J][ To MEL B. KAUFMAN'S
J* famous instrumental hit
"ME-OW"
HARRY D. KERR has written one
of the most original and clever comedy
lyrics ever conceived. A SCREAM
IN E V E R Y LINE.
tfJT Everyone is familiar with the tune,
jJ played by all the best orchestras
in the country. G E T T H E S O N G
QUICK so you can be among the
first to feature it.
The Rage from Coast to Coast
Published
Vocal and Instrumental
Also Recorded
by All
Leading Talking Machine
and Player-Piano Companies
SAM FOX PUB. CO.
CLEVELAND, O. t U. S. A.
A Beauhful Sons for
Conccnf or* Drawing Room
ream
Composed ba S. R HENRY and D. ONIVAS
English Ijncs bs
French lyrics by
FRANK H WARREN
AGNETTA FLORIS
Hear the music playing an old familiar strain,
Dixieland is saying'Come back to me a-gain,'
Oop T rl:tit. M. «xrin, bj Joi W. Stern i Co., N«w York.
KEY EV
Jerome H. Remick & Co. will at a very early
date start a campaign to give publicity to the
ballad, "You're Still an Old Sweetheart of Mine."
This drive will have the support of all of the
various departments of the above company, in-
cluding the professional, band and orchestra,
sales department, etc. Raymond B. Egan and
Richard A. Whiting are the authors of the num-
ber, and the Remick staff is very enthusiastic
over its prospects. It is already showing up
well.
MISS BURDA MARRIES
ME-OW
Tfie Ballad Classic
Klsie Burda, one of the assistants to Tommy
Hughes, sales manager of Shapiro, Bernstein &
Co., Inc., recently became the bride of Lieut.
Vernon R. Mickle, of the Aviation Corps. The
happy pair will make their home in the birth
place of Mr. Mickle, Colorado Springs, Colo.
A honeymoon trip, including stops at Niagara
Falls, Chicago and Kansas City, Mo., will be
made on their way West.
USING "WATERS OF VENICE"
Emma Carus, now playing the Keith vaude-
ville circuit, is using the instrumental version of
"Waters of Venice" for her waltz number.
Artmusic, Inc., the publishers of "Waters of
Venice," have added greatly to their list of pro-
fessionals using the above number both as a
vocal and instrumental selection.
Suitable for
» KEY F
gj±=3S Soprano - C6nrraifo(
r*-^-*-' Tenor — Baritone
dOS. W. STERN if CO.
KD2* WEST 36™ ST. NEW YORK CITY
NEW FEIST CAMPAIGN
Publicity Featuring Four Songs to Appear in
National Magazines
A big national advertising campaign has just
been inaugurated by Leo Feist, Inc., giving pub-
licity to four songs, "Johnny's in Town,"
"Chong," "Heart-Breaking Baby Doll" and "Ala-
bama Lullaby."
The publications used are
among the largest in the country and include
the Saturday Evening Post, issue of April 24;
Collier's Weekly, issue of April 22; and the Lit-
erary Digest, issue of April 26. In addition to
the above drive the co-operation of the vaude-
ville singers and other entertainers, including
bands, orchestras, etc., has been arranged.
This big campaign following the other recent
big ones by the house of Feist would make it
appear that during the next few months that
firm intend to create a tremendous demand for
their songs.
The music business was never in a more pros-
perous condition than at the present time, and
l.eo Feist, Inc., are taking advantage of this fact.
GREAT WELCOME SONG— Gr T l A?c Llke
Yon Hear It Everywhere
Used by All Acti and Orchestral
BELCHER BACK IN TOWN
Frederick Belcher, vice-president of Jerome
H. Remick & Co., returned to New York early
this week after a visit to Pacific Coast terri-
tory. While away Mr. Belcher opened up a
new branch for his firm and closed negotiations
for a number of song compositions.
THREE GOOD NUMBERS
"Somewhere, Someone Is Waiting," "Floating
Down the Sleepy Lagoon" and "When the Eve-
ning Bells Are Ringing" are three songs now
programmed by Francis Renault, who is tour-
ing the larger vaudeville houses. The numbers
are published by Artmusic, Inc.
YANKEE BOYS
WELCOME
HONE
ACAIN
FRANK ALBERTS NEW YORK BOUND
Frank Alberts, the Australian music publisher,
who proved so popular among the local music
publishers upon his last visit to this country a
couple of years ago, is again en route to New
York on a business trip.
USING ARTMUSIC NUMBER
Marguerita Sylva is playing an engagement at
the Palace Theatre, New York, this week. One
of her feature encore numbers is a song from
the catalog of Artmusic, Inc., "Oh, You Don't
Know What You're Missin'."
7 Cents
McKinley Music Co.
NewYork
56
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
APRIL 12,
1919
DEATH OF F. W. WOOLWORTH
Head of Woolworth Stores Passes Away on
Tuesday of This Week
Frank W. Woolworth, head of the F. W.
Woolworth syndicate stores, died on Tuesday
morning of this week. Much of the credit for
the modern distribution of music was given to
Mr. Woolworth and he had music departments
installed in practically the majority of his stores.
At several periods in his lifetime it was sug-
gested that he make 15-cent departments of his
sheet music counters. This, however, he re-
fused to do, stating that as long as he lived the
Woolworth stores would be limited to 10-cent
sales as a maximum for any one article.
REMICK DRIVE COMING
Plans Ready for Publicity Campaign on "You're
Still an Old Sweetheart of Mine"
1>0
Everyone Wants to
Sing This Song!
The Greatest Novelty-
Comedy Song Ever Produced
A Cat's Tale
of a Wail
and a
Whale of a Tale
J][ To MEL B. KAUFMAN'S
J* famous instrumental hit
"ME-OW"
HARRY D. KERR has written one
of the most original and clever comedy
lyrics ever conceived. A SCREAM
IN E V E R Y LINE.
tfJT Everyone is familiar with the tune,
jJ played by all the best orchestras
in the country. G E T T H E S O N G
QUICK so you can be among the
first to feature it.
The Rage from Coast to Coast
Published
Vocal and Instrumental
Also Recorded
by All
Leading Talking Machine
and Player-Piano Companies
SAM FOX PUB. CO.
CLEVELAND, O. t U. S. A.
A Beauhful Sons for
Conccnf or* Drawing Room
ream
Composed ba S. R HENRY and D. ONIVAS
English Ijncs bs
French lyrics by
FRANK H WARREN
AGNETTA FLORIS
Hear the music playing an old familiar strain,
Dixieland is saying'Come back to me a-gain,'
Oop T rl:tit. M. «xrin, bj Joi W. Stern i Co., N«w York.
KEY EV
Jerome H. Remick & Co. will at a very early
date start a campaign to give publicity to the
ballad, "You're Still an Old Sweetheart of Mine."
This drive will have the support of all of the
various departments of the above company, in-
cluding the professional, band and orchestra,
sales department, etc. Raymond B. Egan and
Richard A. Whiting are the authors of the num-
ber, and the Remick staff is very enthusiastic
over its prospects. It is already showing up
well.
MISS BURDA MARRIES
ME-OW
Tfie Ballad Classic
Klsie Burda, one of the assistants to Tommy
Hughes, sales manager of Shapiro, Bernstein &
Co., Inc., recently became the bride of Lieut.
Vernon R. Mickle, of the Aviation Corps. The
happy pair will make their home in the birth
place of Mr. Mickle, Colorado Springs, Colo.
A honeymoon trip, including stops at Niagara
Falls, Chicago and Kansas City, Mo., will be
made on their way West.
USING "WATERS OF VENICE"
Emma Carus, now playing the Keith vaude-
ville circuit, is using the instrumental version of
"Waters of Venice" for her waltz number.
Artmusic, Inc., the publishers of "Waters of
Venice," have added greatly to their list of pro-
fessionals using the above number both as a
vocal and instrumental selection.
Suitable for
» KEY F
gj±=3S Soprano - C6nrraifo(
r*-^-*-' Tenor — Baritone
dOS. W. STERN if CO.
KD2* WEST 36™ ST. NEW YORK CITY
NEW FEIST CAMPAIGN
Publicity Featuring Four Songs to Appear in
National Magazines
A big national advertising campaign has just
been inaugurated by Leo Feist, Inc., giving pub-
licity to four songs, "Johnny's in Town,"
"Chong," "Heart-Breaking Baby Doll" and "Ala-
bama Lullaby."
The publications used are
among the largest in the country and include
the Saturday Evening Post, issue of April 24;
Collier's Weekly, issue of April 22; and the Lit-
erary Digest, issue of April 26. In addition to
the above drive the co-operation of the vaude-
ville singers and other entertainers, including
bands, orchestras, etc., has been arranged.
This big campaign following the other recent
big ones by the house of Feist would make it
appear that during the next few months that
firm intend to create a tremendous demand for
their songs.
The music business was never in a more pros-
perous condition than at the present time, and
l.eo Feist, Inc., are taking advantage of this fact.
GREAT WELCOME SONG— Gr T l A?c Llke
Yon Hear It Everywhere
Used by All Acti and Orchestral
BELCHER BACK IN TOWN
Frederick Belcher, vice-president of Jerome
H. Remick & Co., returned to New York early
this week after a visit to Pacific Coast terri-
tory. While away Mr. Belcher opened up a
new branch for his firm and closed negotiations
for a number of song compositions.
THREE GOOD NUMBERS
"Somewhere, Someone Is Waiting," "Floating
Down the Sleepy Lagoon" and "When the Eve-
ning Bells Are Ringing" are three songs now
programmed by Francis Renault, who is tour-
ing the larger vaudeville houses. The numbers
are published by Artmusic, Inc.
YANKEE BOYS
WELCOME
HONE
ACAIN
FRANK ALBERTS NEW YORK BOUND
Frank Alberts, the Australian music publisher,
who proved so popular among the local music
publishers upon his last visit to this country a
couple of years ago, is again en route to New
York on a business trip.
USING ARTMUSIC NUMBER
Marguerita Sylva is playing an engagement at
the Palace Theatre, New York, this week. One
of her feature encore numbers is a song from
the catalog of Artmusic, Inc., "Oh, You Don't
Know What You're Missin'."
7 Cents
McKinley Music Co.
NewYork
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