Music Trade Review
Issue: 1921 Vol. 73 N. 11 - Page 42
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THE MUSIC TRADE
FAFR FEATURES ^'CENTURY EDITION"
Big Chicago Department Store Gives Full Win-
dow Display to "Century Edition" Prints
The Fair Department
in Chicago, some time
display to the "Century
usual for a department
Store, one of the largest
ago gave a full window
Edition." This was un-
store and certainly for
REVIEW
music department, thus featuring the goods con-
spicuously throughout the year. A hundred
special "Century" titles appear above the music
shelves and under their 150 or more feet of
glass-topped counters are displayed equally as
many, in a manner that makes the "Century Edi-
tion" the leader of the department.
A photograph of the display in question is re-
produced herewith, and ,as this was shown during
SEPTEMBER 10
1921
TWO NEW SONGS BY ARTHUR PENN
Witmark & Sons to Publish "Little White Cot
in the Lane" and "Gingham Gown" at Once
Arthur A. Penn has just placed with his pub-
lishers, M. Witmark & Sons, two attractive new
songs, namely, "Little White Cot in the Lane"
and "Gingham Gown." Mr. Penn is responsible
for both the words and the music of the songs,
as he was in the case of his present successes
published by Witmark's and including "Smilin'
Through," "Sunrise and You," "The Magic of
Your Eyes" and several others. The two new
numbers, which will be issued immediately, are
declared to have that charm of melody and lyric
which has made Mr. Penn's previous songs so
popular.
PROF. ANDRES PASSES AWAY
Prominent Organist and Composer Dies at His
Home in North Tarrytown, N. Y.
Professor Henry G. Andres, for the last ten
years organist at the Temple Israel, Far Rocka-
way, Long Island, N. Y., died recently at his
home at North Tarrytown, N. Y.
Professor Andres was one of the leading
American pianists, and it is said that he was one
of the first to introduce public piano recitals
afrer the epa of Gottschalk in this country. He
was also well known as a composer and was the
author of the following works: "Laeneler,"
"Adieux to Schubert" and "Hallelujah."
Window Display of "Century Edition" in Chicago
the Fair Store, where merchandise, to find a
place in the State street window, must be of
high quality and have a selling record that en-
titles it to the honor.
The Fair has held the "Century" sales record
for department stores for more than ten years
and carries a permanent "Century" display in its
the annual convention of the National Associa-
tion of Sheet Music Dealers it brought forth
much comment from the progressive dealers who
attended those sessions.
Fresh air in the lungs is good, but fresh ideas
in the head pay the bills.
JOINS RIVIERA CO. STAFF
CHICAGO, I I I . , September 6.—Irene E. Richards,
formerly connected with Forster, Music Pub-
lisher, Inc., has just joined the staff of the
Riviera Music Co. and has been appointed sec-
retary and genera! sales manager.
S/WMISSOURI
WALTZ
"
MISSISSIPPI
CRADLE
Rock me in my Mis-sis-sip-pi Cra
L e t me look in- to my mam-m/s eyes;
Published
by the publisher of "MISSOURI WALTZ;AIAUGHTY WALTZ ^
^
FORSTER
MUSIC PUBLISHER INC."
2 3 5 SOUTH WABASH AVE. A
fta*-__..
CHICAGO
.
LOW,KI55A MI55
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THE MUSIC TRADE
FAFR FEATURES ^'CENTURY EDITION"
Big Chicago Department Store Gives Full Win-
dow Display to "Century Edition" Prints
The Fair Department
in Chicago, some time
display to the "Century
usual for a department
Store, one of the largest
ago gave a full window
Edition." This was un-
store and certainly for
REVIEW
music department, thus featuring the goods con-
spicuously throughout the year. A hundred
special "Century" titles appear above the music
shelves and under their 150 or more feet of
glass-topped counters are displayed equally as
many, in a manner that makes the "Century Edi-
tion" the leader of the department.
A photograph of the display in question is re-
produced herewith, and ,as this was shown during
SEPTEMBER 10
1921
TWO NEW SONGS BY ARTHUR PENN
Witmark & Sons to Publish "Little White Cot
in the Lane" and "Gingham Gown" at Once
Arthur A. Penn has just placed with his pub-
lishers, M. Witmark & Sons, two attractive new
songs, namely, "Little White Cot in the Lane"
and "Gingham Gown." Mr. Penn is responsible
for both the words and the music of the songs,
as he was in the case of his present successes
published by Witmark's and including "Smilin'
Through," "Sunrise and You," "The Magic of
Your Eyes" and several others. The two new
numbers, which will be issued immediately, are
declared to have that charm of melody and lyric
which has made Mr. Penn's previous songs so
popular.
PROF. ANDRES PASSES AWAY
Prominent Organist and Composer Dies at His
Home in North Tarrytown, N. Y.
Professor Henry G. Andres, for the last ten
years organist at the Temple Israel, Far Rocka-
way, Long Island, N. Y., died recently at his
home at North Tarrytown, N. Y.
Professor Andres was one of the leading
American pianists, and it is said that he was one
of the first to introduce public piano recitals
afrer the epa of Gottschalk in this country. He
was also well known as a composer and was the
author of the following works: "Laeneler,"
"Adieux to Schubert" and "Hallelujah."
Window Display of "Century Edition" in Chicago
the Fair Store, where merchandise, to find a
place in the State street window, must be of
high quality and have a selling record that en-
titles it to the honor.
The Fair has held the "Century" sales record
for department stores for more than ten years
and carries a permanent "Century" display in its
the annual convention of the National Associa-
tion of Sheet Music Dealers it brought forth
much comment from the progressive dealers who
attended those sessions.
Fresh air in the lungs is good, but fresh ideas
in the head pay the bills.
JOINS RIVIERA CO. STAFF
CHICAGO, I I I . , September 6.—Irene E. Richards,
formerly connected with Forster, Music Pub-
lisher, Inc., has just joined the staff of the
Riviera Music Co. and has been appointed sec-
retary and genera! sales manager.
S/WMISSOURI
WALTZ
"
MISSISSIPPI
CRADLE
Rock me in my Mis-sis-sip-pi Cra
L e t me look in- to my mam-m/s eyes;
Published
by the publisher of "MISSOURI WALTZ;AIAUGHTY WALTZ ^
^
FORSTER
MUSIC PUBLISHER INC."
2 3 5 SOUTH WABASH AVE. A
fta*-__..
CHICAGO
.
LOW,KI55A MI55
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