Music Trade Review
Issue: 1920 Vol. 70 N. 1 - Page 44
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
JANUARY 3, 1920
MORET UNDER EXCLUSIVE CONTRACT
All His Recent Compositions Being Published
by the House of Daniels & Wilson, Inc.
In order to set aside rumors to the contrary,
Daniels & Wilson, Inc., of New York and San
Francisco, announce that Neil Moret is writing
exclusively for that house. The question arose
when a song" written by Moret a number of
years ago was rcpublished by a well-known
house.
Moret is the composer of such successes as
"Mickey," "Yearning," "Peggy," etc., and with
Maude Fulton he recently wrote "Singapoo,"
"Raggedy Man" and "Honey." He has also
collaborated with Louis Weslyn in writing
"Sally," "Rose of Romany," etc., all the fore-
going numbers being published by Daniels &
Wilson.
SOME NEW DITSON PUBLICATIONS
Interesting Series of Songs Just Issued by the
Prominent Boston Publishers
One of the recent publications of the Oliver
Ditson Co. that is of unusual interest is a cycle
of songs, under the title "The Rocky Road to
Dublin," by Tom Dobson. There are six songs
in the cycle, all of them of unusual character,
and the volume is bound in a manner distinctly
original.
Other Ditson publications include a new song
by Gitz-Rice, "You Can't Drive My Dreams
Away"; a new negro melody by William Arms
"GOLDEN SONGS FROM THE GOLDEN WEST"
T L J V1VT YOU L
' L KNOW WHAT O I I T C
1 O I L IN IT MEANS TO BE O L I U H I
A song-ballad that is appealing to the hearts of thousands—soon millions. Get it while it's new—TODAY.
The price may advance any time
ROSE OF ROMANY
A Gypsy Ballad Beautiful by Neil Moret, composer of " MICKEY." and Louis Weslyn, writer of " SEND ME AWAY WITH
A SMILE." Sung with success by Henry Burr
THREE MORE GOOD SELLERS: "BOW WOW," an instrumental one-step; "WON'T YOU
COME BACK TO TOKIO," a novelty, and "SUNSHINE MARY," ballad
DANIELS & WILSON, Inc.
NEW YORK OFFICE
145 WEST 45th STREET
San Francisco
DEATH OF LOUIS J. DIEMER
"GRANNY" SELLS WELL ON RECORDS
Prominent French Composer Passes Away at
His Home in Paris
Song Success Listed by Both Victor and Colum-
bia Companies—Gilbert's Latest Number
Announcement is made of the death in Paris
last week of Louis Joseph Diemer, a widely
known pianist and composer. He was born Feb-
ruary 14, 1843, in I'aris.
Louis Joseph Diemer started his studies with
Marmontel at the Paris Conservatoire. He spe-
cialized in ancient music and established the
Societe des Anciens Instruments. Pieces were
Fisher, "Little Wheel a-Turnin' in My Heart," written for him by Widor, Saint-Saens, Lalo and
as well as new numbers by Cecil Forsyth, Frank others. Among his compositions are a concerto
St. Leger, Alexander MacFadyen, Janet M. for piano and orchestra, concerto for a violin
and orchestra and other works for the piano.
Grace and others.
SOME POPULAR NUMBERS
SOME NEW FEIST SONGS
Among the songs in the Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder catalog which are showing great ac-
tivity are "What's the Good of Kicking" (Let's
Go Round With a Smile), "All the Quakers
Are Shoulder Shakers," "How Sorry You'll Be"
aid a new lullaby song entitled "Bye-Lo." In
addition to these numbers Walter Donaldson'.-;
"You're a Million Miles From Nowhere (When
You're One Little Mile From Home)" has
quickly taken a position of prominence in the
catalog.
Among the new songs issued by Leo Feist,
Inc., are: "It's the Smart Little Feller Who
Stocked Up His Cellar" (That Gets All the
Beautiful Girls); "Oh, Mother, I'm Wild," and a
new Dixie song which without doubt is destined
to be heard quite frequently, entitled "Throw
Out That Mason and Dixon Line."
150% Profit on
FAMOUS
McKINLEY
10 CENT MUSIC
To 6000 McKINLEY Agents:
40 NEW NUMBERS
NEW BASKETTE NUMBER
Billy Baskette, who has been the author of
a number of hits during the past few seasons,
recently wrote a song entitled "I'll Dance My
Way Right Back to Dixieland," the words of
which are by Grant Clarke. McCarthy &
Fisher, Inc., have just released the song.
NEW NUMBERS BY GILBERT
L. Wolfe Gilbert, who has been touring the
Middle West in vaudeville, has been spending
the holiday in New York. While here he has
released a number of new songs for his catalog
which are being published by Gilbert & Fried-
land, Inc., of which he is the head.
Dr. Anselm Goetzl is the author of several
specially written songs for the production
"Aphrodite," of which "Alexandria" is the most
prominent.
Both the Columbia and Victor companies are
featuring, with attractive advertising matter,
their records of L. Wolfe Gilbert's success,
"Granny," which both companies released in
December. A heavy sale of the record of this
song is anticipated in view of the large sales of
the number in sheet music form throughout the
country.
Another Gilbert success has been launched in
the form of a comedy song, "Will It Ever Be
the Same Again?" which Mr. Gilbert himself
presented for the first time from the stage of
the Majestic Theatre in Chicago, where he
played last week.
"HAND IN HAND AGAIN" POPULAR
Jerome H. Remick & Co. apparently have a
1'ig success in the ballad, "Hand in Hand Again."
This song is from the pens of Whiting and
Egen, authors of "Till We Meet Again," which
was without doubt one of the biggest hits of
the past season, or for that matter, of many
seasons.
T. B. HARMS NUMBER RELEASED
T. B. Harms and Francis, Day & Hunter have
released to the profession the song "Swanee,"
by I. Caesar and Geo. Gershwin, a number from
Ned Wayburn's revue, which has been playing
the Capitol Theatre, New York, the largest mo-
tion picture house in the world.
FEATURING THREE HITS
Sherman, Clay & Co., well known music pub-
lishers and dealers on the Pacific Coast, are
making a big professional drive on their num-
bers, "Reaching for the Moon," "Pals" ' and
"Ole Virginny."
Chas. K. Harris has issued a new popular
story song, entitled "When the Lotus Flowers
Bloom in China Land."
and New Catalogs
BE SURE TO GET
Now Ready for 1920
'DRIFTING ON'
YOU ARE SURE TO HAVE CALLS
That Waltz Song success by those hit writers
Better Music. Better Paper. Better Titles
Howard Johnson and Jos. H . Santly
All of the Best Reprints and more
Big Selling Copyrights than any
other 10 Cent Edition.
-AND-
'WITH YOU, MY OWN'
Free catalogs with slock orders. We pay
for vour advertising. Our music is as
*tnp!e us wheat.
Write for samples.
Jimmie Flynn and W . M. Orest
Chicaeo MCKINLEY M U S I C CO. New York
A Beautiful Ballad Fox Trot by
Special prices for the next 3 0 days to dealers
who will feature them.
u / i i f u / n n n /s«i«t\ 233 w. 40th s
WILL WfUUll (series/ NEW YORK
44
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
JANUARY 3, 1920
MORET UNDER EXCLUSIVE CONTRACT
All His Recent Compositions Being Published
by the House of Daniels & Wilson, Inc.
In order to set aside rumors to the contrary,
Daniels & Wilson, Inc., of New York and San
Francisco, announce that Neil Moret is writing
exclusively for that house. The question arose
when a song" written by Moret a number of
years ago was rcpublished by a well-known
house.
Moret is the composer of such successes as
"Mickey," "Yearning," "Peggy," etc., and with
Maude Fulton he recently wrote "Singapoo,"
"Raggedy Man" and "Honey." He has also
collaborated with Louis Weslyn in writing
"Sally," "Rose of Romany," etc., all the fore-
going numbers being published by Daniels &
Wilson.
SOME NEW DITSON PUBLICATIONS
Interesting Series of Songs Just Issued by the
Prominent Boston Publishers
One of the recent publications of the Oliver
Ditson Co. that is of unusual interest is a cycle
of songs, under the title "The Rocky Road to
Dublin," by Tom Dobson. There are six songs
in the cycle, all of them of unusual character,
and the volume is bound in a manner distinctly
original.
Other Ditson publications include a new song
by Gitz-Rice, "You Can't Drive My Dreams
Away"; a new negro melody by William Arms
"GOLDEN SONGS FROM THE GOLDEN WEST"
T L J V1VT YOU L
' L KNOW WHAT O I I T C
1 O I L IN IT MEANS TO BE O L I U H I
A song-ballad that is appealing to the hearts of thousands—soon millions. Get it while it's new—TODAY.
The price may advance any time
ROSE OF ROMANY
A Gypsy Ballad Beautiful by Neil Moret, composer of " MICKEY." and Louis Weslyn, writer of " SEND ME AWAY WITH
A SMILE." Sung with success by Henry Burr
THREE MORE GOOD SELLERS: "BOW WOW," an instrumental one-step; "WON'T YOU
COME BACK TO TOKIO," a novelty, and "SUNSHINE MARY," ballad
DANIELS & WILSON, Inc.
NEW YORK OFFICE
145 WEST 45th STREET
San Francisco
DEATH OF LOUIS J. DIEMER
"GRANNY" SELLS WELL ON RECORDS
Prominent French Composer Passes Away at
His Home in Paris
Song Success Listed by Both Victor and Colum-
bia Companies—Gilbert's Latest Number
Announcement is made of the death in Paris
last week of Louis Joseph Diemer, a widely
known pianist and composer. He was born Feb-
ruary 14, 1843, in I'aris.
Louis Joseph Diemer started his studies with
Marmontel at the Paris Conservatoire. He spe-
cialized in ancient music and established the
Societe des Anciens Instruments. Pieces were
Fisher, "Little Wheel a-Turnin' in My Heart," written for him by Widor, Saint-Saens, Lalo and
as well as new numbers by Cecil Forsyth, Frank others. Among his compositions are a concerto
St. Leger, Alexander MacFadyen, Janet M. for piano and orchestra, concerto for a violin
and orchestra and other works for the piano.
Grace and others.
SOME POPULAR NUMBERS
SOME NEW FEIST SONGS
Among the songs in the Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder catalog which are showing great ac-
tivity are "What's the Good of Kicking" (Let's
Go Round With a Smile), "All the Quakers
Are Shoulder Shakers," "How Sorry You'll Be"
aid a new lullaby song entitled "Bye-Lo." In
addition to these numbers Walter Donaldson'.-;
"You're a Million Miles From Nowhere (When
You're One Little Mile From Home)" has
quickly taken a position of prominence in the
catalog.
Among the new songs issued by Leo Feist,
Inc., are: "It's the Smart Little Feller Who
Stocked Up His Cellar" (That Gets All the
Beautiful Girls); "Oh, Mother, I'm Wild," and a
new Dixie song which without doubt is destined
to be heard quite frequently, entitled "Throw
Out That Mason and Dixon Line."
150% Profit on
FAMOUS
McKINLEY
10 CENT MUSIC
To 6000 McKINLEY Agents:
40 NEW NUMBERS
NEW BASKETTE NUMBER
Billy Baskette, who has been the author of
a number of hits during the past few seasons,
recently wrote a song entitled "I'll Dance My
Way Right Back to Dixieland," the words of
which are by Grant Clarke. McCarthy &
Fisher, Inc., have just released the song.
NEW NUMBERS BY GILBERT
L. Wolfe Gilbert, who has been touring the
Middle West in vaudeville, has been spending
the holiday in New York. While here he has
released a number of new songs for his catalog
which are being published by Gilbert & Fried-
land, Inc., of which he is the head.
Dr. Anselm Goetzl is the author of several
specially written songs for the production
"Aphrodite," of which "Alexandria" is the most
prominent.
Both the Columbia and Victor companies are
featuring, with attractive advertising matter,
their records of L. Wolfe Gilbert's success,
"Granny," which both companies released in
December. A heavy sale of the record of this
song is anticipated in view of the large sales of
the number in sheet music form throughout the
country.
Another Gilbert success has been launched in
the form of a comedy song, "Will It Ever Be
the Same Again?" which Mr. Gilbert himself
presented for the first time from the stage of
the Majestic Theatre in Chicago, where he
played last week.
"HAND IN HAND AGAIN" POPULAR
Jerome H. Remick & Co. apparently have a
1'ig success in the ballad, "Hand in Hand Again."
This song is from the pens of Whiting and
Egen, authors of "Till We Meet Again," which
was without doubt one of the biggest hits of
the past season, or for that matter, of many
seasons.
T. B. HARMS NUMBER RELEASED
T. B. Harms and Francis, Day & Hunter have
released to the profession the song "Swanee,"
by I. Caesar and Geo. Gershwin, a number from
Ned Wayburn's revue, which has been playing
the Capitol Theatre, New York, the largest mo-
tion picture house in the world.
FEATURING THREE HITS
Sherman, Clay & Co., well known music pub-
lishers and dealers on the Pacific Coast, are
making a big professional drive on their num-
bers, "Reaching for the Moon," "Pals" ' and
"Ole Virginny."
Chas. K. Harris has issued a new popular
story song, entitled "When the Lotus Flowers
Bloom in China Land."
and New Catalogs
BE SURE TO GET
Now Ready for 1920
'DRIFTING ON'
YOU ARE SURE TO HAVE CALLS
That Waltz Song success by those hit writers
Better Music. Better Paper. Better Titles
Howard Johnson and Jos. H . Santly
All of the Best Reprints and more
Big Selling Copyrights than any
other 10 Cent Edition.
-AND-
'WITH YOU, MY OWN'
Free catalogs with slock orders. We pay
for vour advertising. Our music is as
*tnp!e us wheat.
Write for samples.
Jimmie Flynn and W . M. Orest
Chicaeo MCKINLEY M U S I C CO. New York
A Beautiful Ballad Fox Trot by
Special prices for the next 3 0 days to dealers
who will feature them.
u / i i f u / n n n /s«i«t\ 233 w. 40th s
WILL WfUUll (series/ NEW YORK
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