Music Trade Review
Issue: 1921 Vol. 72 N. 10 - Page 63
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MARCH
5,
THE
1921
MUSIC TRADE
ROMANCE
THE COMING" 90NG
WALTZ HIT OF THE
COUNTER/).. ..
SWEETUVENDED
D NICE 6 0 0 .
THE NEW
DANCE MELODY.
PUBLISHER? OP
1544 BRQMWAY
NEW YORK art
MISS JARDON IN VAUDEVILLE
Grand Opera Star Using Boosey Number in
Present Engagements
Miss Dorothy Jardon, well-known prima
donna of the Chicago Grand Opera Company,
63
REVIEW
I
THE NEXT WALTZ
HIT
/
WILL
BE
WONDRINC
her own composition, "The World Can Go
Kound Without You." Miss Jardon's voice
stems at its best and her present booking in
\audeville circles .should add to the popularity
and to the prominence of the position she has
nlteady attained.
THE NEXT BK
HIT
WILL BE,
TAKES THEME FROM INDIAN SONG
Miss Dorothy Jardon
is now playing vaudeville engagements in the
Eastern territory. She recently opened at the
Palace Theatre, New York City, and followed
by bookings at several of the other Keith
houses in this city.
Miss Jardon is singing, as usual, from a well-
selected program. She has given a prominent
position to the Boosey & Co. song, "The Bare-
foot Trail"; for an encore number she sings
Of the new songs in vogue among talking ma-
chine record hits, "By the Waters of Minne-
tonka" occupies ail enviable position in the pub-
lic favor.
It is interesting at this time to note the cir-
cumstances which brought to Thurlow Lieu-
rance, composer of the number, the inspiration
for it.
In 1904 Lieurance was gathering records of
tribal music for the Reno camp of the Crow
Indians. A dance festival had been going on
for days, and in order to reach the camp before
the celebration was over Mr. Lieurance and his
party set out on a cold Winter night, riding
fourteen miles in a "hand-made" sleigh. At the
large log lodge where the chiefs were convened
the men were seated around smoking while the
squaws danced in a circle. Afterward the chiefs
danced to the center of the lodge, and related
the histories of their careers and exploits. One
voice among them was particularly noticed by
the visitors—he was a visiting chief of the Sioux,
it was found, and he sang a weird Indian ballad.
From this, in later years, Lieurance took the
theme of the present song hit.
OMYO
PUBLISHED BY THE
HOUSE THAT PUT OVEE
"MLSSOURi\
"HINDUSTAN^
"SWEET AND LOW"
"NAUGHTY WALTZ"
NEW FEIST NUMBER
Leo Feist, Inc,, has accepted for publication
a new number, entitled "Tuscan," the work of
Marry Fcx, the well-known comedian; Harry
De Costa and I.ou Reed.
Waltz Ballad Hit
Dorothy Forster
Songs
Which Are Now Being Widely
Advertised
"Come—for It's June"
"A Little Home With You"
"A Wild, Wild Rose"
"Garden of Summer"
Are They All in YOUR Stock?
•SamR
"You 11 Never
Know Nor Care"
A HIGH-CLASS EDITION
Introductory Price 15c
ORDER DIRECT OR THROUGH
YOUR JOBBER
Max E. Hasenbein & Co., Inc.
1116 Kewaunee St., RACINE, WISCONSIN
FORSTER.
'MUSIC PUBLISHER INC."
MARCH
5,
THE
1921
MUSIC TRADE
ROMANCE
THE COMING" 90NG
WALTZ HIT OF THE
COUNTER/).. ..
SWEETUVENDED
D NICE 6 0 0 .
THE NEW
DANCE MELODY.
PUBLISHER? OP
1544 BRQMWAY
NEW YORK art
MISS JARDON IN VAUDEVILLE
Grand Opera Star Using Boosey Number in
Present Engagements
Miss Dorothy Jardon, well-known prima
donna of the Chicago Grand Opera Company,
63
REVIEW
I
THE NEXT WALTZ
HIT
/
WILL
BE
WONDRINC
her own composition, "The World Can Go
Kound Without You." Miss Jardon's voice
stems at its best and her present booking in
\audeville circles .should add to the popularity
and to the prominence of the position she has
nlteady attained.
THE NEXT BK
HIT
WILL BE,
TAKES THEME FROM INDIAN SONG
Miss Dorothy Jardon
is now playing vaudeville engagements in the
Eastern territory. She recently opened at the
Palace Theatre, New York City, and followed
by bookings at several of the other Keith
houses in this city.
Miss Jardon is singing, as usual, from a well-
selected program. She has given a prominent
position to the Boosey & Co. song, "The Bare-
foot Trail"; for an encore number she sings
Of the new songs in vogue among talking ma-
chine record hits, "By the Waters of Minne-
tonka" occupies ail enviable position in the pub-
lic favor.
It is interesting at this time to note the cir-
cumstances which brought to Thurlow Lieu-
rance, composer of the number, the inspiration
for it.
In 1904 Lieurance was gathering records of
tribal music for the Reno camp of the Crow
Indians. A dance festival had been going on
for days, and in order to reach the camp before
the celebration was over Mr. Lieurance and his
party set out on a cold Winter night, riding
fourteen miles in a "hand-made" sleigh. At the
large log lodge where the chiefs were convened
the men were seated around smoking while the
squaws danced in a circle. Afterward the chiefs
danced to the center of the lodge, and related
the histories of their careers and exploits. One
voice among them was particularly noticed by
the visitors—he was a visiting chief of the Sioux,
it was found, and he sang a weird Indian ballad.
From this, in later years, Lieurance took the
theme of the present song hit.
OMYO
PUBLISHED BY THE
HOUSE THAT PUT OVEE
"MLSSOURi\
"HINDUSTAN^
"SWEET AND LOW"
"NAUGHTY WALTZ"
NEW FEIST NUMBER
Leo Feist, Inc,, has accepted for publication
a new number, entitled "Tuscan," the work of
Marry Fcx, the well-known comedian; Harry
De Costa and I.ou Reed.
Waltz Ballad Hit
Dorothy Forster
Songs
Which Are Now Being Widely
Advertised
"Come—for It's June"
"A Little Home With You"
"A Wild, Wild Rose"
"Garden of Summer"
Are They All in YOUR Stock?
•SamR
"You 11 Never
Know Nor Care"
A HIGH-CLASS EDITION
Introductory Price 15c
ORDER DIRECT OR THROUGH
YOUR JOBBER
Max E. Hasenbein & Co., Inc.
1116 Kewaunee St., RACINE, WISCONSIN
FORSTER.
'MUSIC PUBLISHER INC."
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