Music Trade Review
Issue: 1920 Vol. 70 N. 23 - Page 64
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THE
MUSIC
TRADE
NEWS OF THE PORTLAND TRADE
"DRIFTING ON"
That Waltz Song success by those hit writers
PORTLAND, ORE., May 29.—In the sh>. ct music
NEW LEHAR OPERA A SUCCESS
Composer to Conduct "The Blue Mazur" When
Presented in New York Next Fall
Reports from Vienna are to the effect that
Franz Lehar's new opera, "The Blue Mazur,"
which has been produced at the Wiener Theatre,
shows the composer at his best, and reflects an
abundance of brilliant orchestration and melo-
dious invention. The new piece resembles a
grand cpera in character, and the section of the
music that made the strongest appeal included
a quintet, a dreamy waltz song, and a stirring
inarch. "The Blue Mazur" will be produced in
America next Fall, with Lehar conducting in
person.
A NEW TRIANGLE NUMBER
The Triangle Music Publishing Co., 145 West
Forty-fifth street, New York City, recently re-
leased a new novelty .number entitled "A Hun-
dred Years Ago." The words of the number
are from the pens of Bob Schafer and Nell Ben-
nett, with music by Dave Ringle. The number
is already being sung in vaudeville, and it is
the type of novelty comedy numbers which have
been having much success of late.
Joe Davis, manager of the above firm, will
start an immediate campaign on the song.
McKINLEY MUSIC CO.'S
JUNE 5, 1920
BE SURE TO GET
Meier & Frank Music Department Busy—New
Song Published by Lewis Bros.
department of the Meier & Frank department
store " J u s t Like a Gipsy," "Hiawatha's Melody
of Love," "In an Oriental Garden" and "I'm
Always Falling in Love" are being specially fea-
tured. This sheet music department is under
the management of Taylor C. White, manager
of the Remick Song Shop. Mrs. Thelma Crof-
ton is in charge of it and is assisted by Miss
Geneva Gage. „ The department * s a Hvely one,
well managed and well patronized. Q R S
rolls are also carried hy the department.
"Sweetheart Days of Long Ago" is the title
of a new song published here by Lewis Bros.,
of this city. The words are by Lena Westervelt
and the music by Lewis William Lewis, com-
poser of "Khorassan," "My Hawaii," "Down the
Trail to Mother Dear" and other songs.
REVIEW
Howard Johnson and Jos. H. Santly
-AND-
"WITH YOU, MY OWN"
A Beautiful Ballad Fox Trot by
Jimmie Flynn and W. M. Orest
Special prices (or the next 30 days to dealers
who will feature them.
U7IIT U7AATI /S«iect\ 233 w . 40th si*
W I L L WUU1J (s-riej NEW YORK
AN INVITATION TO DEALERS
TED LEWIS SINGS "I KNOW WHY"
Lawrence B. Ellert, of the Willis Music Co.,
Cincinnati, O., recently forwarded an invitation
to the dealers attending the National Associa-
tion of Sheet Music Dealers' Convention, to be
held in New York the week of June 14, to visit
the Buckeye State and Cincinnati in particular.
The Willis home is undergoing extensive al-
terations, and it is expected when these are com-
pleted it will be one of the finest retail music
stores west of New York.
Introduces Irving Berlin Number in "Greenwich
Village Follies" Show
Ted Lewis, the well-known jazz king, now
playing Chicago in the "Greenwich Village Fol-
lies," recently introduced the Irving Berlin pub-
GETS RIGHTS TO "NOT SO LONG AGO"
Henry R. Stern, exclusive representative of
Arthur Richman, author of the comedy success,
"Not So Long Ago," now playing at the Booth
Theatre, New York, has arranged for the world
rights of that play. It will be produced in Eng-
land, France and Germany. Three road com-
panies will tour the United States during the
coming season. Arthur Richman has now under
way a new comedy drama which no doubt will
be produced in the Fall.
"LASSIE 0' MINE" POPULAR
"Lassie o' Mine," the new high-class song re-
cently issued by the Sam Box Publishing Co.,
Cleveland, O., is being programmed by a long
list of concert artists, and in addition it has
been recorded by many of the talking machine
record and music roll manufacturing organiza-
tions, thus demonstrating that this new work
will be a substantial addition to the Sam Fox
catalog.
NOW MAURICE RICHMOND, INC.
New Hit Ballad
The name of the Maurice Richmond Music
Co., New York, has been changed to Maurice
Richmond, Inc. The change in name does not
carry with it any material change in policy.
18 Cents
TO MUSIC DEALERS
WE ARE JOBBERS
OF MUSIC
Popular, Classic, Music
Books and Studies
Our prices on all classes of music will average the
lowest. Located in the center of the country and
carrying the tremendous stock that we do we are
in a position to supply all your wants at a SAVING
TO YOU OF TIME, MONEY AND EXPRESS
CHARGES.
All orders shipped the day we get them.
GIVE US A TRIAL ORDER
McKINLEY MUSIC CO.
1501-1513 E. 55th S t r e e t
CHICAGO
Ted Lewis
lication "I Know Why" into that show. Fol-
lowing the initial introduction of the above song,
the Chicago papers acclaimed Lewis the greatest
singing entertainer ever entering the Windy
City.
"I Know Why" is the song the Irving Berlin
Co. recently purchased from the Maurice Rich-
mond Music Publishing Co., Inc., and its suc-
cess has already been acknowledged both in
song and dance circles. Irving Berlin, Inc., is
making a big campaign on this song, and with
the assistance of Ted Lewis, who is well-known
in both musical comedy, vaudeville and talking
machine record circles, this number will, with-
out doubt, be one of the big successes of the
present season.
REDECORATING FEIST OFFICES
The Leo. Feist, Inc., New York, professional
rooms, which are considered among the most
attractive in the country, are now being refur-
nished and redecorated.
These offices, which opened in July of last
year, attracted attention not only in musical
circles, but from architects, decorative artists
and others interested in decorative art.
DEALERS—JOBBERS—ATTENTION
F HKNMI KIH'KNWM
The Most Wonderful Waltz
Ballad In Years
DREAM CASTLES IN THE AIR
Wonderful 2 color title-page.
Price 6c per copy—30 day net. Memo.
717 Sackman Street
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
CHAS. E. HOCHBERG & CO., Music Pubs.,
60
THE
MUSIC
TRADE
NEWS OF THE PORTLAND TRADE
"DRIFTING ON"
That Waltz Song success by those hit writers
PORTLAND, ORE., May 29.—In the sh>. ct music
NEW LEHAR OPERA A SUCCESS
Composer to Conduct "The Blue Mazur" When
Presented in New York Next Fall
Reports from Vienna are to the effect that
Franz Lehar's new opera, "The Blue Mazur,"
which has been produced at the Wiener Theatre,
shows the composer at his best, and reflects an
abundance of brilliant orchestration and melo-
dious invention. The new piece resembles a
grand cpera in character, and the section of the
music that made the strongest appeal included
a quintet, a dreamy waltz song, and a stirring
inarch. "The Blue Mazur" will be produced in
America next Fall, with Lehar conducting in
person.
A NEW TRIANGLE NUMBER
The Triangle Music Publishing Co., 145 West
Forty-fifth street, New York City, recently re-
leased a new novelty .number entitled "A Hun-
dred Years Ago." The words of the number
are from the pens of Bob Schafer and Nell Ben-
nett, with music by Dave Ringle. The number
is already being sung in vaudeville, and it is
the type of novelty comedy numbers which have
been having much success of late.
Joe Davis, manager of the above firm, will
start an immediate campaign on the song.
McKINLEY MUSIC CO.'S
JUNE 5, 1920
BE SURE TO GET
Meier & Frank Music Department Busy—New
Song Published by Lewis Bros.
department of the Meier & Frank department
store " J u s t Like a Gipsy," "Hiawatha's Melody
of Love," "In an Oriental Garden" and "I'm
Always Falling in Love" are being specially fea-
tured. This sheet music department is under
the management of Taylor C. White, manager
of the Remick Song Shop. Mrs. Thelma Crof-
ton is in charge of it and is assisted by Miss
Geneva Gage. „ The department * s a Hvely one,
well managed and well patronized. Q R S
rolls are also carried hy the department.
"Sweetheart Days of Long Ago" is the title
of a new song published here by Lewis Bros.,
of this city. The words are by Lena Westervelt
and the music by Lewis William Lewis, com-
poser of "Khorassan," "My Hawaii," "Down the
Trail to Mother Dear" and other songs.
REVIEW
Howard Johnson and Jos. H. Santly
-AND-
"WITH YOU, MY OWN"
A Beautiful Ballad Fox Trot by
Jimmie Flynn and W. M. Orest
Special prices (or the next 30 days to dealers
who will feature them.
U7IIT U7AATI /S«iect\ 233 w . 40th si*
W I L L WUU1J (s-riej NEW YORK
AN INVITATION TO DEALERS
TED LEWIS SINGS "I KNOW WHY"
Lawrence B. Ellert, of the Willis Music Co.,
Cincinnati, O., recently forwarded an invitation
to the dealers attending the National Associa-
tion of Sheet Music Dealers' Convention, to be
held in New York the week of June 14, to visit
the Buckeye State and Cincinnati in particular.
The Willis home is undergoing extensive al-
terations, and it is expected when these are com-
pleted it will be one of the finest retail music
stores west of New York.
Introduces Irving Berlin Number in "Greenwich
Village Follies" Show
Ted Lewis, the well-known jazz king, now
playing Chicago in the "Greenwich Village Fol-
lies," recently introduced the Irving Berlin pub-
GETS RIGHTS TO "NOT SO LONG AGO"
Henry R. Stern, exclusive representative of
Arthur Richman, author of the comedy success,
"Not So Long Ago," now playing at the Booth
Theatre, New York, has arranged for the world
rights of that play. It will be produced in Eng-
land, France and Germany. Three road com-
panies will tour the United States during the
coming season. Arthur Richman has now under
way a new comedy drama which no doubt will
be produced in the Fall.
"LASSIE 0' MINE" POPULAR
"Lassie o' Mine," the new high-class song re-
cently issued by the Sam Box Publishing Co.,
Cleveland, O., is being programmed by a long
list of concert artists, and in addition it has
been recorded by many of the talking machine
record and music roll manufacturing organiza-
tions, thus demonstrating that this new work
will be a substantial addition to the Sam Fox
catalog.
NOW MAURICE RICHMOND, INC.
New Hit Ballad
The name of the Maurice Richmond Music
Co., New York, has been changed to Maurice
Richmond, Inc. The change in name does not
carry with it any material change in policy.
18 Cents
TO MUSIC DEALERS
WE ARE JOBBERS
OF MUSIC
Popular, Classic, Music
Books and Studies
Our prices on all classes of music will average the
lowest. Located in the center of the country and
carrying the tremendous stock that we do we are
in a position to supply all your wants at a SAVING
TO YOU OF TIME, MONEY AND EXPRESS
CHARGES.
All orders shipped the day we get them.
GIVE US A TRIAL ORDER
McKINLEY MUSIC CO.
1501-1513 E. 55th S t r e e t
CHICAGO
Ted Lewis
lication "I Know Why" into that show. Fol-
lowing the initial introduction of the above song,
the Chicago papers acclaimed Lewis the greatest
singing entertainer ever entering the Windy
City.
"I Know Why" is the song the Irving Berlin
Co. recently purchased from the Maurice Rich-
mond Music Publishing Co., Inc., and its suc-
cess has already been acknowledged both in
song and dance circles. Irving Berlin, Inc., is
making a big campaign on this song, and with
the assistance of Ted Lewis, who is well-known
in both musical comedy, vaudeville and talking
machine record circles, this number will, with-
out doubt, be one of the big successes of the
present season.
REDECORATING FEIST OFFICES
The Leo. Feist, Inc., New York, professional
rooms, which are considered among the most
attractive in the country, are now being refur-
nished and redecorated.
These offices, which opened in July of last
year, attracted attention not only in musical
circles, but from architects, decorative artists
and others interested in decorative art.
DEALERS—JOBBERS—ATTENTION
F HKNMI KIH'KNWM
The Most Wonderful Waltz
Ballad In Years
DREAM CASTLES IN THE AIR
Wonderful 2 color title-page.
Price 6c per copy—30 day net. Memo.
717 Sackman Street
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
CHAS. E. HOCHBERG & CO., Music Pubs.,
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