Music Trade Review
Issue: 1921 Vol. 72 N. 16 - Page 57
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THE
APRIL 16, 1921
MUSIC
TRADE
REVIEW
NEW PAULL FOX-TROT
"Beneath the Spanish Moon," the Latest Release
by the E. T. Paull Music Co.
AT THE TIME
When everybody')* working;, mak-
ing good money and aprnding It
freely, Century is kept pretty buity
tilling orders. But, Ht range to say,
when the reins of trade slacken and
the public start to economize. Cen-
tury 'H force** are working overtime.
During the past six
months you could hear
cries from all over that no
one was doing any busi-
ness—yet Century dur-
ing that period broke
all previous records.
Let your trade know
what they save by
buying CENTURY and
then watch your busi-
ness jump.
Century Music Pub. Co.
235 West 40th St.
New York
The E. T. Paull Music Co. has just announced
the release of a new fox-trot song, entitled "Be-
neath the Spanish Moon," the words of which
are by Ida Simpson and the music by Leo
Bennett.
E. T. Paull, head of the above publishing
house, in a statement regarding the release of
this number, said: "This looks like one of the
most promising of the really popular things we
have used in some seasons. The melody is
original and can be described as a novelty type.
The lyrics are of a very high standard and as
a combination we look forward to the number
receiving favorable support in vaudeville circles
and proving a feature number with orchestras,
particularly those of the dance type."
The E. T. Paull Music Co. made the following
announcement in regard to the change of prices
in its catalog:
"On and after April 15 all of our standard
instrumental publications will be issued as thirty
and thirty-five-cent numbers, which will include
all of E. T. Paull's famous march compositions
and arrangements. Special initial prices will be
allowed dealers at this time."
JEROME & SCHWARTZ REUNITE
PUSHING "SOME LITTLE BIRD"
William Jerome, who for many years collabo-
rated with Jean Schwartz in producing popular
songs, after several years' separation, has re-
joined Mr. Schwartz and the old song-writing
team is now submitting works to various pub-
lishers.
Number Making Progress Both as Dance Selec-
tion and Song
"CATALINA" GOING GOOD
Miss Kate Roskopp, of Mt. Clemens, Mich.,
publisher of "Catalina," a fox-trot, states the
reception that the number has received in or-
chestra circles has been very gratifying. "Cata-
lina" is issued with a fourteen-part orchestration.
"SWEETIE PLEASED
Sound* like the Summer'* Waltz Sons Hit -
Introductory Price, 12c. Your Jobber or
McDowell Pub. Co.,
PROVIDENCE,
You cant go
wrong with
any'FeisV
Song'
Songs You Should Have on
Your Counter
NESTLE IN YOUR
DADDY'S ARMS
WANG WANG BLUES
TWO SWEET LIPS
UNDERNEATH
HAWAIIAN SKIES
VAMPING ROSE
ABSENCE
PEGGY O'NEILL
SNUGGLE
NOBODY'S ROSE
MON HOMME (My Man)
The New French Hit
Write for Dealers' Prices
LEO. FEIST, Ioc, FEIST Bld f . f New York
PLAZA CO. RECEIVER DISCHARGED
Van Alstyne & Curtis, the well-known music
publishers of Toledo, Ohio, with branches in
Chicago and New York, have a number, "Some
Little Bird," that is constantly increasing in pop-
ularity. As a dance selection it is quite popular
with orchestras, and it has been placed in the
program of a large number of vaudeville per-
formers.
"Some Little Bird" is of the highest standard,
both in lyric and melody. Musically it is accepted
everywhere as a number of much merit and from
all indications it will have a sale over a long pe-
riod. It is not the type of number whose popu-
larity will quickly wane.
Reports from the Pacific Coast and Middle
West state that it is fast taking a prominent po-
sition in popular music circles and in Eastern ter-
ritory it is also being well received.
Bankrupt Concern Makes Settlement With
Creditors and Resumes Business
The receiver for the Plaza Music Co. was
recently discharged and the company is prac-
tically operating on a normal basis. While the
music company made a composition settlement
with its creditors on a basis of 40 per cent of
its liabilities, 20 per cent in cash and 20 per
cent in notes, it is understood that if business
permits it will clear up its entire indebtedness.
E. C. Mills, chairman of the board of directors
of the Music Publishers' Protective Association,
is active on the new board of directors of the
Plaza Music Co.
A SIGN
OF IMPORTANCE
SHEET MUSIC
Every Live l)ealer
faiAtfiar with
6
. _ ,
.
JlWrf'-SestaUrl'Woi
T H R E E .-••
PHOVEN
SUCCESSES
The Biggest Hit This
Season Is
NOW-THEN
"BABY"
FOX-TOOT
MEILOCEUO
WALTZ.
The big hit of the Eddie Cantor
show, "The Midnight Round-
ers." 12,000 orchestras are plug-
ging this number. We expect
your best support.
C. C. CHURCH AND COMPANY
HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT
Hartford—New York—London—Pari*—Sr
SUNSHINE
SONG ONE STEP
•M-
t WATCH FOR EARLY RELEASES ON j
j ALL RECORDS AND PLAVfR TOLLS \
Muiic FbHiihenr
Ouets QunctsT
SOME Ot TMt MANY THAT ARE ALWAYS IN DEMAND
Content*
Most
Extensively
of SONGLAND
Advertised
Booklet
SECULAR
'Asleep in the Deep
'Can't You Heah Me Callin'.
Caroline
'Bamboo Baby
•Dear Little Boy of Mine
'Evening Brings Rest & You
•God Made tou Mine
H u , i Call, The
'Honey, if You Only Knew
'In the Garden of My Heart
•Lampllt Hour. The
'Ma Little Sunflower. Good-
night
•Magic of Your Eyes. The
•Mo.her of Pearl
'My Hosary for You
'Night Wind. The
•OHO
More
Day
"Resignation
•Smilin' Through
Songs of Dawn *V Twilighl
(Design— Every Little Nail)
Spring's a Lovable Lady*
'Sorter Miss You
•8tarlight Love
'Sunrise and You
•There's a Long, Long Trail
Values
•Want of You. The
Those marked with (•)
Those marked with (t)
of
Songs
Ever
Issued
t'Where the Hlver Shannon
Flows
t'Who Knows
SACRED
t'A Little While
t'Angel of Light. Lead On
T'Cloter Still With' The*
t'Ever at Rest
t'God Shall Wipe Away th«
Tears
t'Grataful. 0 Lord, Am I
t ' l Come to This
t"l Do Believe
f i t Wai for Me
t'My Days Are in His Hands
f'Oh Lord. Remember Me
t'Shine. 0 Holy Light
t"Silent Voice. The
f Teach Me to Pray
t'Thou Art My God
OPERA TIC
t'Gypsy Love Song
t-Kiis Me Again
t*Mother Machree
f M y Wild Irish Rosa
t'Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo-Ral
That's an Irish Lullaby
t'When
Irish
Eyes Are
Smiling
published for Duet
published for duartet
Beat Selling Standard Song* in the World
Hundreds ol Dealers Carry This Complete Stock—Do YouT
If Not. Writ* for "SONQLAND" and Special Proposition.
Witaark BMf.
M
M I T M A R K & SONS
Now To A
A REAL IRISH HEART THROB
WHEN I DREAM THAT AULD ERIN IS FREE
SING IT. PLAY IT
GOTT & HENDERSON
PHOFESSIONAL COPIES READY
RETAIL PRICE. REGULAR COPIES. 33c
5444 Prairie Avenue, Chicago. 111.
THE
APRIL 16, 1921
MUSIC
TRADE
REVIEW
NEW PAULL FOX-TROT
"Beneath the Spanish Moon," the Latest Release
by the E. T. Paull Music Co.
AT THE TIME
When everybody')* working;, mak-
ing good money and aprnding It
freely, Century is kept pretty buity
tilling orders. But, Ht range to say,
when the reins of trade slacken and
the public start to economize. Cen-
tury 'H force** are working overtime.
During the past six
months you could hear
cries from all over that no
one was doing any busi-
ness—yet Century dur-
ing that period broke
all previous records.
Let your trade know
what they save by
buying CENTURY and
then watch your busi-
ness jump.
Century Music Pub. Co.
235 West 40th St.
New York
The E. T. Paull Music Co. has just announced
the release of a new fox-trot song, entitled "Be-
neath the Spanish Moon," the words of which
are by Ida Simpson and the music by Leo
Bennett.
E. T. Paull, head of the above publishing
house, in a statement regarding the release of
this number, said: "This looks like one of the
most promising of the really popular things we
have used in some seasons. The melody is
original and can be described as a novelty type.
The lyrics are of a very high standard and as
a combination we look forward to the number
receiving favorable support in vaudeville circles
and proving a feature number with orchestras,
particularly those of the dance type."
The E. T. Paull Music Co. made the following
announcement in regard to the change of prices
in its catalog:
"On and after April 15 all of our standard
instrumental publications will be issued as thirty
and thirty-five-cent numbers, which will include
all of E. T. Paull's famous march compositions
and arrangements. Special initial prices will be
allowed dealers at this time."
JEROME & SCHWARTZ REUNITE
PUSHING "SOME LITTLE BIRD"
William Jerome, who for many years collabo-
rated with Jean Schwartz in producing popular
songs, after several years' separation, has re-
joined Mr. Schwartz and the old song-writing
team is now submitting works to various pub-
lishers.
Number Making Progress Both as Dance Selec-
tion and Song
"CATALINA" GOING GOOD
Miss Kate Roskopp, of Mt. Clemens, Mich.,
publisher of "Catalina," a fox-trot, states the
reception that the number has received in or-
chestra circles has been very gratifying. "Cata-
lina" is issued with a fourteen-part orchestration.
"SWEETIE PLEASED
Sound* like the Summer'* Waltz Sons Hit -
Introductory Price, 12c. Your Jobber or
McDowell Pub. Co.,
PROVIDENCE,
You cant go
wrong with
any'FeisV
Song'
Songs You Should Have on
Your Counter
NESTLE IN YOUR
DADDY'S ARMS
WANG WANG BLUES
TWO SWEET LIPS
UNDERNEATH
HAWAIIAN SKIES
VAMPING ROSE
ABSENCE
PEGGY O'NEILL
SNUGGLE
NOBODY'S ROSE
MON HOMME (My Man)
The New French Hit
Write for Dealers' Prices
LEO. FEIST, Ioc, FEIST Bld f . f New York
PLAZA CO. RECEIVER DISCHARGED
Van Alstyne & Curtis, the well-known music
publishers of Toledo, Ohio, with branches in
Chicago and New York, have a number, "Some
Little Bird," that is constantly increasing in pop-
ularity. As a dance selection it is quite popular
with orchestras, and it has been placed in the
program of a large number of vaudeville per-
formers.
"Some Little Bird" is of the highest standard,
both in lyric and melody. Musically it is accepted
everywhere as a number of much merit and from
all indications it will have a sale over a long pe-
riod. It is not the type of number whose popu-
larity will quickly wane.
Reports from the Pacific Coast and Middle
West state that it is fast taking a prominent po-
sition in popular music circles and in Eastern ter-
ritory it is also being well received.
Bankrupt Concern Makes Settlement With
Creditors and Resumes Business
The receiver for the Plaza Music Co. was
recently discharged and the company is prac-
tically operating on a normal basis. While the
music company made a composition settlement
with its creditors on a basis of 40 per cent of
its liabilities, 20 per cent in cash and 20 per
cent in notes, it is understood that if business
permits it will clear up its entire indebtedness.
E. C. Mills, chairman of the board of directors
of the Music Publishers' Protective Association,
is active on the new board of directors of the
Plaza Music Co.
A SIGN
OF IMPORTANCE
SHEET MUSIC
Every Live l)ealer
faiAtfiar with
6
. _ ,
.
JlWrf'-SestaUrl'Woi
T H R E E .-••
PHOVEN
SUCCESSES
The Biggest Hit This
Season Is
NOW-THEN
"BABY"
FOX-TOOT
MEILOCEUO
WALTZ.
The big hit of the Eddie Cantor
show, "The Midnight Round-
ers." 12,000 orchestras are plug-
ging this number. We expect
your best support.
C. C. CHURCH AND COMPANY
HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT
Hartford—New York—London—Pari*—Sr
SUNSHINE
SONG ONE STEP
•M-
t WATCH FOR EARLY RELEASES ON j
j ALL RECORDS AND PLAVfR TOLLS \
Muiic FbHiihenr
Ouets QunctsT
SOME Ot TMt MANY THAT ARE ALWAYS IN DEMAND
Content*
Most
Extensively
of SONGLAND
Advertised
Booklet
SECULAR
'Asleep in the Deep
'Can't You Heah Me Callin'.
Caroline
'Bamboo Baby
•Dear Little Boy of Mine
'Evening Brings Rest & You
•God Made tou Mine
H u , i Call, The
'Honey, if You Only Knew
'In the Garden of My Heart
•Lampllt Hour. The
'Ma Little Sunflower. Good-
night
•Magic of Your Eyes. The
•Mo.her of Pearl
'My Hosary for You
'Night Wind. The
•OHO
More
Day
"Resignation
•Smilin' Through
Songs of Dawn *V Twilighl
(Design— Every Little Nail)
Spring's a Lovable Lady*
'Sorter Miss You
•8tarlight Love
'Sunrise and You
•There's a Long, Long Trail
Values
•Want of You. The
Those marked with (•)
Those marked with (t)
of
Songs
Ever
Issued
t'Where the Hlver Shannon
Flows
t'Who Knows
SACRED
t'A Little While
t'Angel of Light. Lead On
T'Cloter Still With' The*
t'Ever at Rest
t'God Shall Wipe Away th«
Tears
t'Grataful. 0 Lord, Am I
t ' l Come to This
t"l Do Believe
f i t Wai for Me
t'My Days Are in His Hands
f'Oh Lord. Remember Me
t'Shine. 0 Holy Light
t"Silent Voice. The
f Teach Me to Pray
t'Thou Art My God
OPERA TIC
t'Gypsy Love Song
t-Kiis Me Again
t*Mother Machree
f M y Wild Irish Rosa
t'Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo-Ral
That's an Irish Lullaby
t'When
Irish
Eyes Are
Smiling
published for Duet
published for duartet
Beat Selling Standard Song* in the World
Hundreds ol Dealers Carry This Complete Stock—Do YouT
If Not. Writ* for "SONQLAND" and Special Proposition.
Witaark BMf.
M
M I T M A R K & SONS
Now To A
A REAL IRISH HEART THROB
WHEN I DREAM THAT AULD ERIN IS FREE
SING IT. PLAY IT
GOTT & HENDERSON
PHOFESSIONAL COPIES READY
RETAIL PRICE. REGULAR COPIES. 33c
5444 Prairie Avenue, Chicago. 111.
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