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Music Trade Review

Issue: 1919 Vol. 69 N. 10 - Page 52

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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
SEPTEMBER 6,
1919
12,000,000 PEOPLE WILL READ THIS AD.
My Gal
S
ING STASNY SONGS whenever you
want to make a hit, because they make
a hit with everyone, wherever they are
sung. There's always something so simple
and touching about the words and so fresh
and catchy about the music that they ap-
peal to everybody.
Stasny Songs are inspired with real human
sympathy. That is why people like to hear
them. That is why people like to sing them.
They like to see them on the piano. Be sure
that your piano has all the latest Stasny
Music on it. That's the best way to make
it the gathering-place of your friends and the
most popular place in your neighborhood.
Other Stasny Hits
"Tears Tell"
"Can You Imagine?"
"Evening"
"Beautiful Dixieland"
"Rose Dreams" (Voc. or Inst.)
"Jazzin' the Blues Away"
"Somebody Misses Somebody's Kisses"
"Just You"
"I'm Not Jealous"
"Bangalore"
"It's Never Too Late to Be Sorry"
"Sweetheart Land"
'She Has Some Wonderful Ways)
"My Gal"
Every chap who has a
girl — and every fellow
who wishes he had one
—will want tosing"My
Gal." It goes well in
public — or when there
are just two.
"Lullaby Land"
The lovely sentiment in
" Lullaby Land " will
take you right back to
the cuddly days when
you still believed in en-
chanted castles and lan-
guishing princesses and
seven-leagued boots. It
will bring a catch to
your throat to sing it—
but you'll love to, just
the same.
O n S a l e a t a n y Music or Department
'
Store and any Woolworth,
Kresge, Kress, McCrory, Metropolitan,
Grant, or Kraft Store. If your dealer is
out of these Stasny Song Hits, we will send
them to you for 15c a copy, seven for #1,
postpaid; orchestra 25c each.
Get them from
your dealer for
your TALKING
MACHINE
4-/- Stasny
MUSMC
56 West 45th Street, New York
(©.
"In China"
"In China" whisks you away
in fancy to the perfumed Orient.
You think of silk-clad man-
darins, of almond eyes and
tiny shoes. You'll never forget
its haunting Eastern melody.
Girl Of Mine
"Girl of Mine"
Get them from
your dealer for
your
PLAYER-
PIANO
The Above Full-Page Advertisement will appear in The Saturday Evening Post, Sept. 20th.
"Girl of Mine" is a ballad that
hits everybody just right. It
has just the right amount of
sentiment, just the right amount
of catchiness, just the right
swing. Easy to sing, hard to
forget. Buy it for your piano
today.
Also in the Cosmopolitan, Photoplay and Motion Picture

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