Music Trade Review
Issue: 1919 Vol. 69 N. 18 - Page 49
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NOVEMBER
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
1, 1919
49
ONE COLOR TITLE PAGES NOW
Leo Feist, Inc., Issue Numbers in That Form
Owing to Printers' Strike
GET COFIES OF THE OCTOBER
OR NOVEMBER ISSUES OF
LADIES HOME JOURNAL
PICTORIAL REVIEW
WOMAN'S HOME COMPANION
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
DELINEATOR
ST. NICHOLAS
and see what we are doing to boost your Century
Salea.
Your co-operation is needed to make this Cam-
paign for your direct interest a REAL success.
Will be glad to supply you FREE OF COST Ad
Electros for your local paper. Running these
will guide those to your store who read our Ads.
WINDOW
DISPLAY NO. 3 IS ALSO
FOR YOU
READY
Century Music Pub. Co.
231-235 West 40th Street, NEW YORK
Leo Feist, Inc., owing to the strike of the New
York printers, which has affected all music pub-
lishers, as well as the various publications in the
metropolitan district, are issuing their songs tem-
porarily with a one color title page. In a notice
recently sent to the trade by the firm they have
asked the kind indulgence of the dealers until
conditions again become normal. They feel that
this move on their part is much better for the
publishers, dealer and public for the time being,
rather than to allow the numbers to be out of
print for a number of weeks.
SONGSTERS OPEN STUDIO
Larry Briers, pianist of the Cafe de Paris, and
Lee M. Walker, who has been associated with
the Henry Burr Pub. Co., as lyricist, have opened
up a studio for the purpose of publishing music.
They will have associated with them Byron Gay,
composer of "The Vamp" and "Sand Dunes."
They announce the following numbers in opening
up their catalog: "Nothing Counts but You,"
"I'm Homesick for You," "Thoughts of You"
and "My Lovin' Eskimo."
The entire business and professional staff of Jos.
W. Stern & Co.seem to be bubbling over with enthusi-
asm regarding the two new songs by S. R. Henry
and his collaborators, "Now I Know" and "Good
Night, Dearie." Sig Bosley, manager of the Chicago
office of the above company, recently wrote to the
author, "I want to congratulate you upon these
numbers. They are the best that I have heard in
years and I am simply wild about them and their
possibilities." The sales force, including Bernard
Prager, Wm. Phillips, Chas. Lang, Arthur A. Busch
and Dave Miller, announce that they expect to break
all previous records in music sales on these songs.
Russell O. Weiss, advertising manager of the
Sam Fox Pub. Co., left Cleveland on Saturday
night of last week on a trade trip, visiting the
dealers of Middle and Northwest cities. Mr.
Weiss will be away from his headquarters for a
period of several months.
THE HIT BALLAD
OF THE DAY I S
"WHEN I COME HOME
TO YOU"
NEW POST FOR KEOUGH
AT THE HIGH BROWN
BABIES' BALL
is surely stepping right into the
shoes of "Strutters Ball"
A few of the "JAZZ" experts who
are doing it on Broadway:
Sophie Tucker
Bee Palmer
Ted Lewis
Frisco
DEALERS-Writm for Bulletin
and Price*
L E O . F E I S T , Inc., FEIST Bide., New York
SAM FOX BUSY ON COAST
R. O. WEISS STARTS TRIP
TWO NEW STERN & CO. SONGS
You cant go
wrong with
any'Feist*
SonglQ
While Sam Fox, of the Sam Fox Pub. Co., has
primarily been spending his time on the Pacific
Coast in an endeavor to get a much-needed rest,
caused by his strenuous activities of the past sea-
son, he has found time to cover some of the
larger buyers of music in that territory, with most
favorable results as far as the Fox catalog is
concerned. He has booked some of the largest
orders ever taken by his concern in the cities of
Los Angeles and San Francisco, and this to-
gether with the usual rush of orders coming from
elsewhere into the shipping department of the
Fox concern, has placed their shipping depart-
ment four days behind in filling orders.
Word* by WILL j . CALLAHAN
Mwic bj FRANK H. GRET
3 Keys
Ed. Keough, formerly manager of the Chicago
office of McCarty & Fisher, Inc., has joined the
staff of the Broadway Music Corp.
HUNTZ1NGER t DHWORTH
159 W«»t 57tk Street
NEW YORK
Developing Sensationally
ALWAYS IN DEMAND
SECULAR
Evening Brings Rest and Yob
There's A Long, Lone Trail
The Magic of Your Eyes
My Rosary for You
Mother Machree
Kiss Me Again
Starlight Love
Can't Yo' Heah Me Callln', Caroline
Ring Out I Sweet Bells of Peace
Spring's a Lovable Ladye
Dear Little Boy of Mine
Sorter Miss You
Smllin' Through
Who Knows?
Values
m
JEROME H.REfflCK&CO:S
"WOND'RING"
NEWEST BALLAD SUCCESS
A Ballad—Fox-Trot
U
"TENTS of ARABS 1
ThelBest Song One-Step Published
"ROMANCE"
I AN CLIMBING
MOUNTAINS
SUCCESSOR TO
The Eventual Song-Waltz Hit
SACRED
Teach Me To Pray
I Come To Thee
The Silent Voice
A Little While
It Was For M*
Ever At Best
1HRMVERMTN6
All b y LEE DAVID
Music and Lyrics By
B. D. NICE & CO., Inc.
KENDIS & BROCKMAN
AND MANY OTHERS
Music Publishers
1 5 4 4 Broadway,
New York
,
JEROME H. REM1CK & CO.
lZI9Wtsr4€ LH STNE«iMCin[B7KsTr«J5rDETWT| STATE LAKE BUXCHICAGO
Haunting, Dreamy, Sensational' vf
vf
Waltz Song Success
HAWAIIAN MOOfl LIGHT
Chicago
McKINLEY MUSIC COMPANY
New York
NOVEMBER
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
1, 1919
49
ONE COLOR TITLE PAGES NOW
Leo Feist, Inc., Issue Numbers in That Form
Owing to Printers' Strike
GET COFIES OF THE OCTOBER
OR NOVEMBER ISSUES OF
LADIES HOME JOURNAL
PICTORIAL REVIEW
WOMAN'S HOME COMPANION
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
DELINEATOR
ST. NICHOLAS
and see what we are doing to boost your Century
Salea.
Your co-operation is needed to make this Cam-
paign for your direct interest a REAL success.
Will be glad to supply you FREE OF COST Ad
Electros for your local paper. Running these
will guide those to your store who read our Ads.
WINDOW
DISPLAY NO. 3 IS ALSO
FOR YOU
READY
Century Music Pub. Co.
231-235 West 40th Street, NEW YORK
Leo Feist, Inc., owing to the strike of the New
York printers, which has affected all music pub-
lishers, as well as the various publications in the
metropolitan district, are issuing their songs tem-
porarily with a one color title page. In a notice
recently sent to the trade by the firm they have
asked the kind indulgence of the dealers until
conditions again become normal. They feel that
this move on their part is much better for the
publishers, dealer and public for the time being,
rather than to allow the numbers to be out of
print for a number of weeks.
SONGSTERS OPEN STUDIO
Larry Briers, pianist of the Cafe de Paris, and
Lee M. Walker, who has been associated with
the Henry Burr Pub. Co., as lyricist, have opened
up a studio for the purpose of publishing music.
They will have associated with them Byron Gay,
composer of "The Vamp" and "Sand Dunes."
They announce the following numbers in opening
up their catalog: "Nothing Counts but You,"
"I'm Homesick for You," "Thoughts of You"
and "My Lovin' Eskimo."
The entire business and professional staff of Jos.
W. Stern & Co.seem to be bubbling over with enthusi-
asm regarding the two new songs by S. R. Henry
and his collaborators, "Now I Know" and "Good
Night, Dearie." Sig Bosley, manager of the Chicago
office of the above company, recently wrote to the
author, "I want to congratulate you upon these
numbers. They are the best that I have heard in
years and I am simply wild about them and their
possibilities." The sales force, including Bernard
Prager, Wm. Phillips, Chas. Lang, Arthur A. Busch
and Dave Miller, announce that they expect to break
all previous records in music sales on these songs.
Russell O. Weiss, advertising manager of the
Sam Fox Pub. Co., left Cleveland on Saturday
night of last week on a trade trip, visiting the
dealers of Middle and Northwest cities. Mr.
Weiss will be away from his headquarters for a
period of several months.
THE HIT BALLAD
OF THE DAY I S
"WHEN I COME HOME
TO YOU"
NEW POST FOR KEOUGH
AT THE HIGH BROWN
BABIES' BALL
is surely stepping right into the
shoes of "Strutters Ball"
A few of the "JAZZ" experts who
are doing it on Broadway:
Sophie Tucker
Bee Palmer
Ted Lewis
Frisco
DEALERS-Writm for Bulletin
and Price*
L E O . F E I S T , Inc., FEIST Bide., New York
SAM FOX BUSY ON COAST
R. O. WEISS STARTS TRIP
TWO NEW STERN & CO. SONGS
You cant go
wrong with
any'Feist*
SonglQ
While Sam Fox, of the Sam Fox Pub. Co., has
primarily been spending his time on the Pacific
Coast in an endeavor to get a much-needed rest,
caused by his strenuous activities of the past sea-
son, he has found time to cover some of the
larger buyers of music in that territory, with most
favorable results as far as the Fox catalog is
concerned. He has booked some of the largest
orders ever taken by his concern in the cities of
Los Angeles and San Francisco, and this to-
gether with the usual rush of orders coming from
elsewhere into the shipping department of the
Fox concern, has placed their shipping depart-
ment four days behind in filling orders.
Word* by WILL j . CALLAHAN
Mwic bj FRANK H. GRET
3 Keys
Ed. Keough, formerly manager of the Chicago
office of McCarty & Fisher, Inc., has joined the
staff of the Broadway Music Corp.
HUNTZ1NGER t DHWORTH
159 W«»t 57tk Street
NEW YORK
Developing Sensationally
ALWAYS IN DEMAND
SECULAR
Evening Brings Rest and Yob
There's A Long, Lone Trail
The Magic of Your Eyes
My Rosary for You
Mother Machree
Kiss Me Again
Starlight Love
Can't Yo' Heah Me Callln', Caroline
Ring Out I Sweet Bells of Peace
Spring's a Lovable Ladye
Dear Little Boy of Mine
Sorter Miss You
Smllin' Through
Who Knows?
Values
m
JEROME H.REfflCK&CO:S
"WOND'RING"
NEWEST BALLAD SUCCESS
A Ballad—Fox-Trot
U
"TENTS of ARABS 1
ThelBest Song One-Step Published
"ROMANCE"
I AN CLIMBING
MOUNTAINS
SUCCESSOR TO
The Eventual Song-Waltz Hit
SACRED
Teach Me To Pray
I Come To Thee
The Silent Voice
A Little While
It Was For M*
Ever At Best
1HRMVERMTN6
All b y LEE DAVID
Music and Lyrics By
B. D. NICE & CO., Inc.
KENDIS & BROCKMAN
AND MANY OTHERS
Music Publishers
1 5 4 4 Broadway,
New York
,
JEROME H. REM1CK & CO.
lZI9Wtsr4€ LH STNE«iMCin[B7KsTr«J5rDETWT| STATE LAKE BUXCHICAGO
Haunting, Dreamy, Sensational' vf
vf
Waltz Song Success
HAWAIIAN MOOfl LIGHT
Chicago
McKINLEY MUSIC COMPANY
New York
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