Music Trade Review
Issue: 1920 Vol. 70 N. 2 - Page 47
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
JANUARY 10, 1920
BLAZE THE WAY
BAREFOOT TRAIL"
have exploited them on a large scale, and the
REMICK BUYS "IN YOUR ARMS
melodies are probably well known before the
demonstration. The buyer has contemplated Popular Song and Dance Number Sold by Rich-
mond the Publisher—Will Be Featured in Big
purchasing the number for some time and he or
Campaign and National Advertising
she only needs to hear it to produce the where-
withal. The dealers should be alive to this
situation.
Richmond the Publisher recently sold to Je-
rome H. Remick & Co* the song and dance suc-
cess "In Your Arms." This number has been
"PRINCESS VIRTUE" COMING SOON
featured by thousands of orchestras throughout
"Princess Virtue" is the name of a new musical the country and has been recorded by practically
comedy on which B. C. Hilliam and Gitz-Rice. every talking machine record manufacturer and
are collaborating, and the combination ought music roll organization.
It is understood that Jerome H. Remick &
surely to prove ideal. Mr. Hilliam is the com-
poser of "Buddies," the big musical hit at the Co. will feature this song in a big campaign com-
Selwyn Theatre, New York. M. Witmark & mencing the middle of January. Plans for the
Sons will publish the music of "Princess Virtue," exploitation are now well under way and they
are on as large a scale as anything the house of
which is scheduled for early production.
Remick has done in this line.
G. W. MEYER WITH REMICK
Geo. W. Meyer, the well-known song writer,
has severed his connections with Leo Feist,
Inc., and has joined the staff of Jerome H.
Remick & Co., to write for that firm exclusively.
SAM SMITH'S NEW POST
Sam Smith, formerly of the traveling staff
of Jos. W. Stern & Co., has been appointed pro-
fessional manager of their New York offices.
SHIRLEY WALKER AS AN EDITOR
Has Charge of New Monthly Magazine for Em-
ployes of Sherman, Clay & Co.
Sherman, Clay & Co., well-known music deal-
ers and publishers of San Francisco, Cal., and
other Pacific Coast cities, have just issued the
first number of a house organ to be published
monthly by the employes of the company. The
initial number was issued without a name and
all those interested are invited to join in select-
ing a name for the publication, for which there
is a prize of $10.
Shirley Walker, of the advertising department,
is editor of the publication and reporters have
contributed news from all the branches. The
opening number is filled with some news, some
humor and some wisdom, such as the follow-
ing:
If I were a salesman I'd resolve for 1920—
SECURE SKIDMORE SONG
To serve my employer to the best of my abil-
Shapiro, ^Bernstein & Co. have taken over the ity—
publishing rights of "You Can't Get Loving,"
To come early and in good spirits—
formerly published by the Skidmore Music Co.
To keep my heart in my work—
To help maintain store standards—
To co-operate with my employer—
GILBERT NUMBER A HIT
To learn all about the business—
"Dreamy Amazon," by L. Wolfe Gilbert, of
To make myself an asset—
Gilbert & Friedland, is proving one of the most
To make every customer a satisfied customer—
popular waltzes of the season.
To do my level l>cst every day.
Recently we purchased the entire BATES and BENDIX catalog of Piano, Vocal, Band and Orchestra Music principally
to obtain copyright control of five certain valuable publications, two of which are
THEO. BENDIX'S
TITTT UTTTTTTTO T?T V
Famous Morceau Characteristique
_M_ -M_ _•_ • ^
M-W \*S J L J L • ^ _M> m. JL. B J JL
of which we have just issued a clever new arrangement for Pianoforte by NORMAN
LEIGH
— AND —
that fascinating and wonderfully melodious SUITE for piano
LOVE SCENES
GHAS. BENDIX
Consisting of: 1, The Meeting; 2, Romanze; 3, Perturbation; 4, Barcarolle; 5, Wedding Bells.
Published complete at $1.00 net retail, and also' as individual numbers.
PETER GINK
Novelty ONE-STEP by GEO. L. COBB
Adapted from "Peer Gynt" Suite 1 by Grieg
A 30 GENT NUMBER
Recorded by the Victor, Columbia, Emerson, Pathe, OkeH, Edison, etc.
Beautiful Girl of Somewhere
Jacobs' Orchestra Monthly
Jacobs' Band Monthly
MELODY T £
THE CADENZA
$2.00 the Year
Trade Price $1.35
A Beautiful Song and a Steady Seller
Popular Price
JACOBS' INCIDENTAL MUSIC
A practical Series of DRAMATIC MUSIC
for MOTION PICTURES, by Harry Norton
Vol. I, Nos. 1 to 12 inclusive, 50c net retail.
Vol. II, Nos. 13 to 24 inclusive, 50c net retail.
Also Published for Full Orchestra
WALTER JACOBS, 8 Bosworth St., Boston, Mass,
47
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
JANUARY 10, 1920
BLAZE THE WAY
BAREFOOT TRAIL"
have exploited them on a large scale, and the
REMICK BUYS "IN YOUR ARMS
melodies are probably well known before the
demonstration. The buyer has contemplated Popular Song and Dance Number Sold by Rich-
mond the Publisher—Will Be Featured in Big
purchasing the number for some time and he or
Campaign and National Advertising
she only needs to hear it to produce the where-
withal. The dealers should be alive to this
situation.
Richmond the Publisher recently sold to Je-
rome H. Remick & Co* the song and dance suc-
cess "In Your Arms." This number has been
"PRINCESS VIRTUE" COMING SOON
featured by thousands of orchestras throughout
"Princess Virtue" is the name of a new musical the country and has been recorded by practically
comedy on which B. C. Hilliam and Gitz-Rice. every talking machine record manufacturer and
are collaborating, and the combination ought music roll organization.
It is understood that Jerome H. Remick &
surely to prove ideal. Mr. Hilliam is the com-
poser of "Buddies," the big musical hit at the Co. will feature this song in a big campaign com-
Selwyn Theatre, New York. M. Witmark & mencing the middle of January. Plans for the
Sons will publish the music of "Princess Virtue," exploitation are now well under way and they
are on as large a scale as anything the house of
which is scheduled for early production.
Remick has done in this line.
G. W. MEYER WITH REMICK
Geo. W. Meyer, the well-known song writer,
has severed his connections with Leo Feist,
Inc., and has joined the staff of Jerome H.
Remick & Co., to write for that firm exclusively.
SAM SMITH'S NEW POST
Sam Smith, formerly of the traveling staff
of Jos. W. Stern & Co., has been appointed pro-
fessional manager of their New York offices.
SHIRLEY WALKER AS AN EDITOR
Has Charge of New Monthly Magazine for Em-
ployes of Sherman, Clay & Co.
Sherman, Clay & Co., well-known music deal-
ers and publishers of San Francisco, Cal., and
other Pacific Coast cities, have just issued the
first number of a house organ to be published
monthly by the employes of the company. The
initial number was issued without a name and
all those interested are invited to join in select-
ing a name for the publication, for which there
is a prize of $10.
Shirley Walker, of the advertising department,
is editor of the publication and reporters have
contributed news from all the branches. The
opening number is filled with some news, some
humor and some wisdom, such as the follow-
ing:
If I were a salesman I'd resolve for 1920—
SECURE SKIDMORE SONG
To serve my employer to the best of my abil-
Shapiro, ^Bernstein & Co. have taken over the ity—
publishing rights of "You Can't Get Loving,"
To come early and in good spirits—
formerly published by the Skidmore Music Co.
To keep my heart in my work—
To help maintain store standards—
To co-operate with my employer—
GILBERT NUMBER A HIT
To learn all about the business—
"Dreamy Amazon," by L. Wolfe Gilbert, of
To make myself an asset—
Gilbert & Friedland, is proving one of the most
To make every customer a satisfied customer—
popular waltzes of the season.
To do my level l>cst every day.
Recently we purchased the entire BATES and BENDIX catalog of Piano, Vocal, Band and Orchestra Music principally
to obtain copyright control of five certain valuable publications, two of which are
THEO. BENDIX'S
TITTT UTTTTTTTO T?T V
Famous Morceau Characteristique
_M_ -M_ _•_ • ^
M-W \*S J L J L • ^ _M> m. JL. B J JL
of which we have just issued a clever new arrangement for Pianoforte by NORMAN
LEIGH
— AND —
that fascinating and wonderfully melodious SUITE for piano
LOVE SCENES
GHAS. BENDIX
Consisting of: 1, The Meeting; 2, Romanze; 3, Perturbation; 4, Barcarolle; 5, Wedding Bells.
Published complete at $1.00 net retail, and also' as individual numbers.
PETER GINK
Novelty ONE-STEP by GEO. L. COBB
Adapted from "Peer Gynt" Suite 1 by Grieg
A 30 GENT NUMBER
Recorded by the Victor, Columbia, Emerson, Pathe, OkeH, Edison, etc.
Beautiful Girl of Somewhere
Jacobs' Orchestra Monthly
Jacobs' Band Monthly
MELODY T £
THE CADENZA
$2.00 the Year
Trade Price $1.35
A Beautiful Song and a Steady Seller
Popular Price
JACOBS' INCIDENTAL MUSIC
A practical Series of DRAMATIC MUSIC
for MOTION PICTURES, by Harry Norton
Vol. I, Nos. 1 to 12 inclusive, 50c net retail.
Vol. II, Nos. 13 to 24 inclusive, 50c net retail.
Also Published for Full Orchestra
WALTER JACOBS, 8 Bosworth St., Boston, Mass,
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