Music Trade Review
Issue: 1921 Vol. 73 N. 14 - Page 51
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THE MUSIC TRADE
OCTOBER 1, 1921
REVIEW
47
SAN FRANCISCO TRADE NEWS
Jesse G. M. Glick Returns From Visit to the East
—Knox Simms Now With Hauschildt Music
Store—A New Local Publication
SAX FRANCISCO, CAL., September 23.—Jesse G. M.
Glick, author of 'Tale Moon," with Frederick
Knight Logan, has returned recently to San
Francisco from a trip East, where he visited
several composers. He spent some time with
Mr. Logan, of Oskaloosa, Iowa, and arranged
with him to write music for Indian songs.
Knox Simms, who formerly had charge of the
sheet music and small goods departments in the
P.yron Mauzy store, is located now in the
Hauschildt music store, at 140 O'Farrell street,
San Francisco. John P. Broder, also of the old
Mauzy store, is associated with Mr. Simms.
San Francisc
"Wonderful Memories," by Daffron McShane
and Phil Patterson, both of San Francisco (pub-
lished by the Elite Music Shoppe), is now on PLANS FOR "ALL BY MYSELF" WEEK
sale and has been featured in local moving pic- Indications Are That the Drive Will Prove a
tr.re theatres.
Most Successful One in All Localities—Spe-
J. D. MAC DERMID IN NEW YORK
Well-known Composer Plans to Arrange Series
of Concert Tours for Wife, Sybil Sammis
J. I). MacDermid, the well-known composer,
who recently sold his catalog to Forster, Music
Publisher, inc., and who in the future will write
exclusively for that firm, arrived in New York
last week, accompanied by Sybil Sammis, the
well-known soprano, who in private life is Mrs.
MacDermid, and will make his permanent head-
quarters in this city. Mr. MacDermid will
shortly announce a series of concert tour's in
which Sybil Sammis will be programmed. These
will include appearances in the Seattle Sym-
phony Orchestra, Kansas City, Mo.; Shubert
Theatre and the Temple Choir, of Salt Lake City.
tlu-ir intention of making unique displays of the
number during the week in question.
Herewith is a reproduction of the six-colored
cut-out issued by the publisher in connection with
the campaign. It is most attractive material and,
cial and Striking Publicity Matter
undoubtedly, will create much attention. From
The plans for the coming " 'All by Myself an artistic standpoint it lends itself to display in
Week," October 8 to 15, inclusive, inaugurated the windows and is particularly available for
by Irving Berlin, Inc., publisher of the num- counters.
The sales department of the Rerlin organiza-
ber, are well under way and from present indi-
cations it is going to be one of the most success- tion has received hundreds of letters from sheet
FEIST DANCE FOLIO POPULAR
The Feist Dance Folio No. 2, which was only
recently issued, has already been exhausted in its
first edition. The folio is up to the minute and
contains many of the current hits from the Leo
Feist, Inc., catalog. Among the numbers that
deserve particular mention are "Cherie," "Ab-
sence," ''Wang-Wang Blues," "Peggy O'Neil"
and "A Young Man's Fancy" (The Music Box
Song).
Wonderful "Mother" Song
Victor and Brunswick Sept. Record
VERY BIG
SELLER
McKinley Music Co.
mejtfd
New York
SK TO HHVE IT PLHYID
W VOOK.
Window Display Cut-out Featuring New Berlin Hit
ful drives in the history of the music publish-
ing business.
Thousands of hangers and cut-outs and other
display material are now being sent to the sheet
music, player roll and talking machine record
dealers and many in the trade have signified
A Small-town Song with a World-wide Appeal
ESTABLISHES MUSIC FELLOWSHIP
MAIN
STREET
A fund of $20,000 to establish a fellowship in
music at Columbia University, New York, has
been provided under the will of Victor Baier,
forty-nine years a member of the Trinity Church
Choir.
iMMMmummmnniiiiM
The Book Sells Big
The Song is Better than the Book
New York McKINLEY MUSIC CO. c w « . .
Jr.i/ric by.-
mkocDUFmsT
music, record, roll and other trade interests, as
well as from the orchestras and professional
singers, all of which comment upon the un-
usually intensive plans to make the drive a suc-
cess and assure the company of close co-
operation.
NORTON SONG HITS
"FOOLING ME"
"SECRETS"
"HAUNTING"
"DIXIE"
ROBERT NORTON CO.
226 W e s t 46th Street
NEW YORK
;; GUARANTEED SELLERS!
My Chinese Cherry Blossom j
Mabel
:
List ning
My China Man
You Are the Rose ot My Heart
If You Only Knew
Sunshine
Only A Dream of You
::AL ROSE MUSIC P U B . CO.
(Not Inc.)
• 3131 Douglas Boulevard, Chicago, HI
imHIMMMIMIIMMM MMMM
THE MUSIC TRADE
OCTOBER 1, 1921
REVIEW
47
SAN FRANCISCO TRADE NEWS
Jesse G. M. Glick Returns From Visit to the East
—Knox Simms Now With Hauschildt Music
Store—A New Local Publication
SAX FRANCISCO, CAL., September 23.—Jesse G. M.
Glick, author of 'Tale Moon," with Frederick
Knight Logan, has returned recently to San
Francisco from a trip East, where he visited
several composers. He spent some time with
Mr. Logan, of Oskaloosa, Iowa, and arranged
with him to write music for Indian songs.
Knox Simms, who formerly had charge of the
sheet music and small goods departments in the
P.yron Mauzy store, is located now in the
Hauschildt music store, at 140 O'Farrell street,
San Francisco. John P. Broder, also of the old
Mauzy store, is associated with Mr. Simms.
San Francisc
"Wonderful Memories," by Daffron McShane
and Phil Patterson, both of San Francisco (pub-
lished by the Elite Music Shoppe), is now on PLANS FOR "ALL BY MYSELF" WEEK
sale and has been featured in local moving pic- Indications Are That the Drive Will Prove a
tr.re theatres.
Most Successful One in All Localities—Spe-
J. D. MAC DERMID IN NEW YORK
Well-known Composer Plans to Arrange Series
of Concert Tours for Wife, Sybil Sammis
J. I). MacDermid, the well-known composer,
who recently sold his catalog to Forster, Music
Publisher, inc., and who in the future will write
exclusively for that firm, arrived in New York
last week, accompanied by Sybil Sammis, the
well-known soprano, who in private life is Mrs.
MacDermid, and will make his permanent head-
quarters in this city. Mr. MacDermid will
shortly announce a series of concert tour's in
which Sybil Sammis will be programmed. These
will include appearances in the Seattle Sym-
phony Orchestra, Kansas City, Mo.; Shubert
Theatre and the Temple Choir, of Salt Lake City.
tlu-ir intention of making unique displays of the
number during the week in question.
Herewith is a reproduction of the six-colored
cut-out issued by the publisher in connection with
the campaign. It is most attractive material and,
cial and Striking Publicity Matter
undoubtedly, will create much attention. From
The plans for the coming " 'All by Myself an artistic standpoint it lends itself to display in
Week," October 8 to 15, inclusive, inaugurated the windows and is particularly available for
by Irving Berlin, Inc., publisher of the num- counters.
The sales department of the Rerlin organiza-
ber, are well under way and from present indi-
cations it is going to be one of the most success- tion has received hundreds of letters from sheet
FEIST DANCE FOLIO POPULAR
The Feist Dance Folio No. 2, which was only
recently issued, has already been exhausted in its
first edition. The folio is up to the minute and
contains many of the current hits from the Leo
Feist, Inc., catalog. Among the numbers that
deserve particular mention are "Cherie," "Ab-
sence," ''Wang-Wang Blues," "Peggy O'Neil"
and "A Young Man's Fancy" (The Music Box
Song).
Wonderful "Mother" Song
Victor and Brunswick Sept. Record
VERY BIG
SELLER
McKinley Music Co.
mejtfd
New York
SK TO HHVE IT PLHYID
W VOOK.
Window Display Cut-out Featuring New Berlin Hit
ful drives in the history of the music publish-
ing business.
Thousands of hangers and cut-outs and other
display material are now being sent to the sheet
music, player roll and talking machine record
dealers and many in the trade have signified
A Small-town Song with a World-wide Appeal
ESTABLISHES MUSIC FELLOWSHIP
MAIN
STREET
A fund of $20,000 to establish a fellowship in
music at Columbia University, New York, has
been provided under the will of Victor Baier,
forty-nine years a member of the Trinity Church
Choir.
iMMMmummmnniiiiM
The Book Sells Big
The Song is Better than the Book
New York McKINLEY MUSIC CO. c w « . .
Jr.i/ric by.-
mkocDUFmsT
music, record, roll and other trade interests, as
well as from the orchestras and professional
singers, all of which comment upon the un-
usually intensive plans to make the drive a suc-
cess and assure the company of close co-
operation.
NORTON SONG HITS
"FOOLING ME"
"SECRETS"
"HAUNTING"
"DIXIE"
ROBERT NORTON CO.
226 W e s t 46th Street
NEW YORK
;; GUARANTEED SELLERS!
My Chinese Cherry Blossom j
Mabel
:
List ning
My China Man
You Are the Rose ot My Heart
If You Only Knew
Sunshine
Only A Dream of You
::AL ROSE MUSIC P U B . CO.
(Not Inc.)
• 3131 Douglas Boulevard, Chicago, HI
imHIMMMIMIIMMM MMMM
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