Music Trade Review
Issue: 1920 Vol. 70 N. 4 - Page 140
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
118
WILL JACOBS WITH IRVING BERLIN
Well-Known Traveler to Represent New York
House—Was for Some Years With the Joe
Morris Music Co. in the South
Announcement was recently made by Irving
Berlin, Inc., that they have closed negotiations
with Will Jacobs, familiarly known as Bill, a
well-known traveling man in publishing circles,
to represent them. Mr. Jacobs for a great many
years was the traveling representative of the
JANUARY 24, 1920
SINGAPOO
By MAUDE FULTON, author of "The Brat," and NEIL. MOBET, famoiiN compoKfr
Receiving greatest orders and re-orders in the history of the firm. "Siug 'SINGAI'OO' " is getting
to be ;i mighty popular slogan these days. Exceptionally melodious music; charming words.
Five-
color art title on pebble finish paper. Sells on sight and "sound."
S A L L Y BOW-WOW SAMOA
SHAME ON YOU
Has all the "key" of success of
"Mickey" and the punch or "peg"
of "Peggy." . By the same com-
poser, too. Don't forget it—GET
IT!—now, while It's brand new.
"Made in California."
By WHEELER WADSWORT1I
WOW! what a song! Instrumental,
too. Five phonograph firms have
already recorded it. Director Busoni,
of Delmonico's, plays it to encores.
Tells a clever story of "puppy love."
"Bow-Wow" is a "howling" success.
By WKSLVN and MORET
Better than "Hawaiian Dreams."
A "soothing south sea. of sym-
phony," whose gentle waves of
melody fairly -carry you off to
Samoa. Another of our "Golden
Sonus from the Gulden West."
DANIELS & WILSON, INC.
the above mentioned territory will predomi-
nate. The success of the above firm's numbers
during the comparatively short time of its ex-
istence has been far above expectations, and
as numbers of great salability are being con-
stantly added, the necessity of having able sales
representatives to look after the dealer's inter-
est has caused the Berlin organization to look
forward to adding someone to their staff who
could assume the responsibility in western and
southern territory. This they feel they have
succeeded in doing.
Will Jacobs
Joe Morris Music Co., making frequent trips
over southern and west of the Mississippi ter-
ritory. He is well known among the dealers
and probably is one of the most liked repre-
sentatives of the publishers. He will represent
Irving Berlin, Inc., on his old stamping grounds.
Saul Bornstein, general manager of Irving Ber-
lin, Inc., is very enthusiastic over the acquisi-
tion of Mr. Jacobs to his organization, and pre-
dicts that the catalog of Trving Berlin, Inc.. in
McKINLEY MUSIC CO.'S
New Hit Ballad
18 Cents
Jjckairinnif
p H £ N R ]
DAREWSKI SONGS ARE POPULAR
Jerome H. Remick Will Publish Numbers From
Musical Show "As You Were"
"As You Were," the musical show, featur-
ing Sam Bernard and Irene Bordoni, recently
opened in Philadelphia at the Lyric Theater in
that city, and according to newspaper reports
was a big success. This is an English show by
Arthur Wimperis, with music by Herman Da-
rewski, and with additional music and lyrics
by E. Ray Goetz. The musical numbers in-
"Helen of Troy," a waltz ballad, "If You
CONDUCTOR GOLDMAN OFFERS PRIZE clude
Could Care," "On the Bosom of the Sleepy
Edwin Franko Goldman, conductor of the Nile," "I Am Cleopatra," "Ninon Was a
Goldman Band, has offered a prize of $250 for Naughty Girl," "Live for All You're Worth,"
a new and original composition for band. Vic- "Two Bits of Greece," "Follow Mr. Watteau,"
tor Herbert, Percy Grainger and John Philip "If You Will Only Say It With Flowers," and
Sousa are to be the judges in the contest. The "Who Ate Napoleons With Josephine While
winner will also receive a contract calling for Bonaparte Was Away?"
the publication of his work on a royalty basis.
Leo Feist, Inc., owned the publishing rights
The winning composition will be first rendered for the original Darewski numbers for the
at Columbia University in June and the com- United States and Canada, but now Jerome H.
poser will be invited to conduct the band at that Remick & Co. will publish all of the above
time. AH compositions must be submitted in numbers by special arrangement with Leo Feist,
score form before Mav 1.
Inc., for the Darewski publications. Jerome II.
Remick & Co. have E. Ray Goetz under contract
for all works and will of course publish all
"SINGAPOO" A SUCCESS
the Goetz contributions in addition. According
Milt Hagen, manager of the New York office to reports, the two outstanding numbers arc
of Daniels & Wilson, predicts that Maud Ful- "If You Could Care," by Herman Darewski and
ton and Neil Moret's "Singapoo" is destined to Arthur Wimperis and "Who Ate Napoleons
be a huge success. The entire first edition has With Josephine While Bonaparte Was Away?"
already been sold without the aid of practically which it is stated is the big comedy hit as done
any "plugs" whatever. Another number which by Sam Bernard.
the firm is at present working on is entitled
"Bow-Wow," described as a novelty.
IN THE AFTERGLOW
"If You Would Care
For a Lonely Heart"
"You Know"
"Dear Heart"
"My Castles in the Air
Are Tumbling Down"
"Valse Gloria"
"Sunshine Rose"
"Girl of My Dreams"
"Buddy"
"Drifting"
"Dream Waltz"
"Rippling Waters"
HAROLD G FKOJ-T
SAN FRANCISCO
New York Office
145 West 45th St.
K1 _, CKHAW f
THE SENSATIONAL SONG SUCCESS
OF THE YEAR
The Words by J. WILL CALLAHAN
The Music by FRANK H. GREY
Need We Say More ?
Once,,].ir,».Hood |
0
tin
Red
Mu«b of • crim » »
if • targlov,
the
< w t yourcheekiln Itie
Nowr
hiuh
of the tvl . l
i f lor glow,
Bui.. . l.t,
tb.tvubick
far
Like th«
Is the
•
.
m/,«mimlcrt
Copyrighted, 1919, by Hinds, Hayden & Eldredge, Inc.
C. C. CHURCH AND COMPANY
Hartford
New York
London
Ptrii
Sydney
HINDS, HAYDEN & ELDREDGE, Inc.
11 UNION SQUARE
NEW YORK CITY
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
118
WILL JACOBS WITH IRVING BERLIN
Well-Known Traveler to Represent New York
House—Was for Some Years With the Joe
Morris Music Co. in the South
Announcement was recently made by Irving
Berlin, Inc., that they have closed negotiations
with Will Jacobs, familiarly known as Bill, a
well-known traveling man in publishing circles,
to represent them. Mr. Jacobs for a great many
years was the traveling representative of the
JANUARY 24, 1920
SINGAPOO
By MAUDE FULTON, author of "The Brat," and NEIL. MOBET, famoiiN compoKfr
Receiving greatest orders and re-orders in the history of the firm. "Siug 'SINGAI'OO' " is getting
to be ;i mighty popular slogan these days. Exceptionally melodious music; charming words.
Five-
color art title on pebble finish paper. Sells on sight and "sound."
S A L L Y BOW-WOW SAMOA
SHAME ON YOU
Has all the "key" of success of
"Mickey" and the punch or "peg"
of "Peggy." . By the same com-
poser, too. Don't forget it—GET
IT!—now, while It's brand new.
"Made in California."
By WHEELER WADSWORT1I
WOW! what a song! Instrumental,
too. Five phonograph firms have
already recorded it. Director Busoni,
of Delmonico's, plays it to encores.
Tells a clever story of "puppy love."
"Bow-Wow" is a "howling" success.
By WKSLVN and MORET
Better than "Hawaiian Dreams."
A "soothing south sea. of sym-
phony," whose gentle waves of
melody fairly -carry you off to
Samoa. Another of our "Golden
Sonus from the Gulden West."
DANIELS & WILSON, INC.
the above mentioned territory will predomi-
nate. The success of the above firm's numbers
during the comparatively short time of its ex-
istence has been far above expectations, and
as numbers of great salability are being con-
stantly added, the necessity of having able sales
representatives to look after the dealer's inter-
est has caused the Berlin organization to look
forward to adding someone to their staff who
could assume the responsibility in western and
southern territory. This they feel they have
succeeded in doing.
Will Jacobs
Joe Morris Music Co., making frequent trips
over southern and west of the Mississippi ter-
ritory. He is well known among the dealers
and probably is one of the most liked repre-
sentatives of the publishers. He will represent
Irving Berlin, Inc., on his old stamping grounds.
Saul Bornstein, general manager of Irving Ber-
lin, Inc., is very enthusiastic over the acquisi-
tion of Mr. Jacobs to his organization, and pre-
dicts that the catalog of Trving Berlin, Inc.. in
McKINLEY MUSIC CO.'S
New Hit Ballad
18 Cents
Jjckairinnif
p H £ N R ]
DAREWSKI SONGS ARE POPULAR
Jerome H. Remick Will Publish Numbers From
Musical Show "As You Were"
"As You Were," the musical show, featur-
ing Sam Bernard and Irene Bordoni, recently
opened in Philadelphia at the Lyric Theater in
that city, and according to newspaper reports
was a big success. This is an English show by
Arthur Wimperis, with music by Herman Da-
rewski, and with additional music and lyrics
by E. Ray Goetz. The musical numbers in-
"Helen of Troy," a waltz ballad, "If You
CONDUCTOR GOLDMAN OFFERS PRIZE clude
Could Care," "On the Bosom of the Sleepy
Edwin Franko Goldman, conductor of the Nile," "I Am Cleopatra," "Ninon Was a
Goldman Band, has offered a prize of $250 for Naughty Girl," "Live for All You're Worth,"
a new and original composition for band. Vic- "Two Bits of Greece," "Follow Mr. Watteau,"
tor Herbert, Percy Grainger and John Philip "If You Will Only Say It With Flowers," and
Sousa are to be the judges in the contest. The "Who Ate Napoleons With Josephine While
winner will also receive a contract calling for Bonaparte Was Away?"
the publication of his work on a royalty basis.
Leo Feist, Inc., owned the publishing rights
The winning composition will be first rendered for the original Darewski numbers for the
at Columbia University in June and the com- United States and Canada, but now Jerome H.
poser will be invited to conduct the band at that Remick & Co. will publish all of the above
time. AH compositions must be submitted in numbers by special arrangement with Leo Feist,
score form before Mav 1.
Inc., for the Darewski publications. Jerome II.
Remick & Co. have E. Ray Goetz under contract
for all works and will of course publish all
"SINGAPOO" A SUCCESS
the Goetz contributions in addition. According
Milt Hagen, manager of the New York office to reports, the two outstanding numbers arc
of Daniels & Wilson, predicts that Maud Ful- "If You Could Care," by Herman Darewski and
ton and Neil Moret's "Singapoo" is destined to Arthur Wimperis and "Who Ate Napoleons
be a huge success. The entire first edition has With Josephine While Bonaparte Was Away?"
already been sold without the aid of practically which it is stated is the big comedy hit as done
any "plugs" whatever. Another number which by Sam Bernard.
the firm is at present working on is entitled
"Bow-Wow," described as a novelty.
IN THE AFTERGLOW
"If You Would Care
For a Lonely Heart"
"You Know"
"Dear Heart"
"My Castles in the Air
Are Tumbling Down"
"Valse Gloria"
"Sunshine Rose"
"Girl of My Dreams"
"Buddy"
"Drifting"
"Dream Waltz"
"Rippling Waters"
HAROLD G FKOJ-T
SAN FRANCISCO
New York Office
145 West 45th St.
K1 _, CKHAW f
THE SENSATIONAL SONG SUCCESS
OF THE YEAR
The Words by J. WILL CALLAHAN
The Music by FRANK H. GREY
Need We Say More ?
Once,,].ir,».Hood |
0
tin
Red
Mu«b of • crim » »
if • targlov,
the
< w t yourcheekiln Itie
Nowr
hiuh
of the tvl . l
i f lor glow,
Bui.. . l.t,
tb.tvubick
far
Like th«
Is the
•
.
m/,«mimlcrt
Copyrighted, 1919, by Hinds, Hayden & Eldredge, Inc.
C. C. CHURCH AND COMPANY
Hartford
New York
London
Ptrii
Sydney
HINDS, HAYDEN & ELDREDGE, Inc.
11 UNION SQUARE
NEW YORK CITY
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