Music Trade Review
Issue: 1921 Vol. 72 N. 19 - Page 48
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48
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
MAY
7, 1921
The Quickest and Biggest Hit of the Year
"ou cant go Wrong
WjiA anuFeist'sonti'.'
"«-
fl\
"JUNE LOVE" IS WELL RECEIVED
ORCHESTRAS USING "HAUNTING"
PUBLISHERS AND DEALERS DINE
New Musical Comedy, With Music by Rudolf
Friml, Arrives on Broadway
Fox-trot Version of Instrumental Success Is
Proving Very Popular
Local Association Holds Dinner at Hotel Mc-
Alpin Annex This Week
On Monday evening of last week "June
Love," a new musical comedy, with a book by
Otto Harbach and W. H. Post, based on "In
Search of a Sinner," by Charlotte Thompson,
with lyrics by Byron Hooker and music by
Rudolph Friml, opened at the Knickerbocker
Theatre, New York. This show succeeds the
big success, "Mary," and, according to the local
critics, "is a musical comedy lifted a little above
the average by the lyrics of Byron Hooker and
the Friml music, as well as bythe voice of Else
Alder and the legs of Johnny Dooley."
The lyrics for "June Love" come in for par-
ticular mention and the whole is painted "as a
musical gem that will certainly play a New York
engagement throughout the Summer months."
Mr. Hooker's songs have prompted Friml to
sc me tuneful and agreeable music and have
character and real rhymes to add to their gen-
eral appeal.
Among the songs which are particularly pleas-
ing are: "Dear Love, My Love," "Somebody
Like You," "June Love," "Don't Call Me Dear,"
"The Flapper and the Vamp." Harms, Inc.,
publish this score.
"Haunting," originally issued as a waltz num-
ber by the Robert Norton Co., has been orches-
trated in fox-trot rhythm by Lee Terry. In
this form it is featured by Joseph Smith's Plaza
Orchestra; Natzy's, at the Biltmore; Benson's
Orchestra, of Chicago, and the Meyer Davis
Orchestra, of Washington. Leo Friedman, gen-
eral manager of the above company, is now mak-
ing a two weeks' trade trip covering the cities
of Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and
Pittsburgh.
The Greater New York Publishers' and Deal-
ers' Association held a dinner on Wednesday
of this week at the Hotel McAlpin Annex. An
address was made by Major La Guardia and
Albert Spalding, the well-known American vio-
linist, honored the occasion with his presence
and a. short speech.
Sensational Fox-Trot
Ballad Success
A NEW SONG FROM THE WEST
Charley Straight, Roy Bargy and Harold O.
Frost are the writers of a new song published
by the McKinley Music Co., of New York and
Chicago, entitled "It Must Be Someone Like
You."
The number has been received exceptionally
well in. Eastern territory and has been booked
for early recording by several of the talking
machine record and player roll manufacturing
organizations. •
FIVE BEAUTIFUL SONGS
EACH A SPECIALTY ]'OR THE
TWKNTV-l'lVE
CENT
TABLE
"Learning to Walk"
"Blessed Image"
"Bothersome Etiquette
A Sweet Home-folk
A Mother Song
A Novelty Song
"The love Sip
jan
"
A Hint to the Youthful
A Patriotic State Song
ASK
A SELLING HIT
Song
YOUR JOBBER FOR THEM
B. R. BILLINGSLEY
AUTHOR-PUBLISHER. Gaastra, Mich.
FROM COAST TO COAST
BIG SELLERS
15 cents per copy
selected from the
H To
Popular Standard
McKinley Music Co. " *
Pictorial Catalog of
M. Witmark & Sons
All 30 cent numbers
CKl'MBS O-F HAPPINESS
CROONING
DOWN THE TRAIL TO HOME, SWEET HOME
MOTHER'S EVENING PRAYER
TRIPOLI (On the Shores of Tripoli)
LET THE REST Olf THE WOKLII (JO BY
I WANT YOr MORNING. NOON AND NKJIIT
JABBERVVOCKY
KENTUCKY BLUES (I've (Jot the Bluen for My
DEALERS!
Its a Real Hit
Order at once from your
jobber or direct !&*(Toledo Office)
VANALSTYNES- CURTIS
New York
Toledo
Chicago
Kentucky Home)
I WAS BORN IN MICHIGAN
BECKY FROM BABYLON
STAND I P AND SING FOR VOIR FATHER AN
OLD-TIME T I N E
JUST A WEEK FROM TODAY
ON A FAR ALONE ISLE
MY HOME TOWN IS A ONE-HORSE TOWN
WHO'LL TAKE THE PLACE Ol' MARY?
DEENAH (My Argentina Rose)
JUST LOVE
LI LA 11 (Sugar Bahy of Mine)
COTTON (Cotton Wait a Little Dixie Rowe)
I'M DOUBLLN' BACK TO DUBLIN
FANCIES
IN THE DUSK
48
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
MAY
7, 1921
The Quickest and Biggest Hit of the Year
"ou cant go Wrong
WjiA anuFeist'sonti'.'
"«-
fl\
"JUNE LOVE" IS WELL RECEIVED
ORCHESTRAS USING "HAUNTING"
PUBLISHERS AND DEALERS DINE
New Musical Comedy, With Music by Rudolf
Friml, Arrives on Broadway
Fox-trot Version of Instrumental Success Is
Proving Very Popular
Local Association Holds Dinner at Hotel Mc-
Alpin Annex This Week
On Monday evening of last week "June
Love," a new musical comedy, with a book by
Otto Harbach and W. H. Post, based on "In
Search of a Sinner," by Charlotte Thompson,
with lyrics by Byron Hooker and music by
Rudolph Friml, opened at the Knickerbocker
Theatre, New York. This show succeeds the
big success, "Mary," and, according to the local
critics, "is a musical comedy lifted a little above
the average by the lyrics of Byron Hooker and
the Friml music, as well as bythe voice of Else
Alder and the legs of Johnny Dooley."
The lyrics for "June Love" come in for par-
ticular mention and the whole is painted "as a
musical gem that will certainly play a New York
engagement throughout the Summer months."
Mr. Hooker's songs have prompted Friml to
sc me tuneful and agreeable music and have
character and real rhymes to add to their gen-
eral appeal.
Among the songs which are particularly pleas-
ing are: "Dear Love, My Love," "Somebody
Like You," "June Love," "Don't Call Me Dear,"
"The Flapper and the Vamp." Harms, Inc.,
publish this score.
"Haunting," originally issued as a waltz num-
ber by the Robert Norton Co., has been orches-
trated in fox-trot rhythm by Lee Terry. In
this form it is featured by Joseph Smith's Plaza
Orchestra; Natzy's, at the Biltmore; Benson's
Orchestra, of Chicago, and the Meyer Davis
Orchestra, of Washington. Leo Friedman, gen-
eral manager of the above company, is now mak-
ing a two weeks' trade trip covering the cities
of Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and
Pittsburgh.
The Greater New York Publishers' and Deal-
ers' Association held a dinner on Wednesday
of this week at the Hotel McAlpin Annex. An
address was made by Major La Guardia and
Albert Spalding, the well-known American vio-
linist, honored the occasion with his presence
and a. short speech.
Sensational Fox-Trot
Ballad Success
A NEW SONG FROM THE WEST
Charley Straight, Roy Bargy and Harold O.
Frost are the writers of a new song published
by the McKinley Music Co., of New York and
Chicago, entitled "It Must Be Someone Like
You."
The number has been received exceptionally
well in. Eastern territory and has been booked
for early recording by several of the talking
machine record and player roll manufacturing
organizations. •
FIVE BEAUTIFUL SONGS
EACH A SPECIALTY ]'OR THE
TWKNTV-l'lVE
CENT
TABLE
"Learning to Walk"
"Blessed Image"
"Bothersome Etiquette
A Sweet Home-folk
A Mother Song
A Novelty Song
"The love Sip
jan
"
A Hint to the Youthful
A Patriotic State Song
ASK
A SELLING HIT
Song
YOUR JOBBER FOR THEM
B. R. BILLINGSLEY
AUTHOR-PUBLISHER. Gaastra, Mich.
FROM COAST TO COAST
BIG SELLERS
15 cents per copy
selected from the
H To
Popular Standard
McKinley Music Co. " *
Pictorial Catalog of
M. Witmark & Sons
All 30 cent numbers
CKl'MBS O-F HAPPINESS
CROONING
DOWN THE TRAIL TO HOME, SWEET HOME
MOTHER'S EVENING PRAYER
TRIPOLI (On the Shores of Tripoli)
LET THE REST Olf THE WOKLII (JO BY
I WANT YOr MORNING. NOON AND NKJIIT
JABBERVVOCKY
KENTUCKY BLUES (I've (Jot the Bluen for My
DEALERS!
Its a Real Hit
Order at once from your
jobber or direct !&*(Toledo Office)
VANALSTYNES- CURTIS
New York
Toledo
Chicago
Kentucky Home)
I WAS BORN IN MICHIGAN
BECKY FROM BABYLON
STAND I P AND SING FOR VOIR FATHER AN
OLD-TIME T I N E
JUST A WEEK FROM TODAY
ON A FAR ALONE ISLE
MY HOME TOWN IS A ONE-HORSE TOWN
WHO'LL TAKE THE PLACE Ol' MARY?
DEENAH (My Argentina Rose)
JUST LOVE
LI LA 11 (Sugar Bahy of Mine)
COTTON (Cotton Wait a Little Dixie Rowe)
I'M DOUBLLN' BACK TO DUBLIN
FANCIES
IN THE DUSK
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