Music Trade Review
Issue: 1921 Vol. 73 N. 20 - Page 50
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THE MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
NOVEMBER 12,
1921
GREATEST MUSICAL HIT OFAGES
SONG <»LOVE
TIME"
Uou can't go Wrong
FEATURING NEW BERLIN HIT
"Say It With Music" the Basis of Attractive
Window Display in San Francisco
'PLUGGING" IN GREENWICH VILLAGE TWO VOLUMES OF RUSSIAN SONGS
Publishers' Representatives Find That Section a
Fertile Field for Their Efforts
"Say It With Music," the big success in Irv-
ing Berlin's "Music Box Revue," had much popu-
larity in Pacific Coast centers prior to the open-
ing of the show in New York. Several orches-
Song-pluggers in recent weeks have been quite
active in the Greenwich Village section of New
York. Indications are that it is fertile territory
to popularize songs. Recently, at the "Pepper
Pot," representatives
f r om s ome of the
leading publishing
houses entertained
the guests by sing-
ing the active num-
bers from their cata-
logs.
Dick Metier, who
was formerly with
Jerome H. Remick &
Co., assisted by Ed-
mund Hayes, is now
SAYITWJTM j L
conductor of music
MUSIC* iV
at this resort, and it
was at his suggestion
that the publishers
contributed the en-
tertainment. Among
those who were rep-
resented were:
Goodman & Rose,
Inc., and their song,
"Who'll Be the Next
One" (To Cry Over
You?); Joe Kemp-
ner, Adele H a r r i s
and Ross Fowler
featured the follow-
ing Jerome H. Rem-
ick & Co. numbers:
"Why, Dear?" "Bim-
ini Bay," "Remem-
rlow Sherman, Clay & Co. Featured "Say It With Music"
her the Rose" and
tras in San Francisco and Los Angeles rendered "Mammy o' Mine." Eddie Benner and Andy War-
the number from original manuscripts. Since burton featured "Tuck Me to Sleep" and "I've Got
that time the success attained by this song has the Joys," from the Irving Berlin, Inc., catalog.
been national in scope.
"Mary Ann," the feature number of the catalog
The trade reports a heavy demand for this of Van Alstyne & Curtis, was rendered by Wilder
song and this has led to its being given a Chase and Joe Ray. Frank Blyler, a well-known
conspicuous posit'on on practically every music concert singer, who at different times has been
counter. We herewith show a photograph of a connected with several of the leading publishing
window display by Sherman, Clay & Co., San houses, also was on the program.
Francisco, Cal. As can be readily seen, the title
is given an effective setting and, according to re-
ports, was the means of attracting sales.
NORTON SONG HITS
Bob Harding, formerly on the sales staff of
Harms, Inc., recently joined the forces of Wat-
erson, Berlin & Snyder.
T W O SONGS JUST OFF THE PRESS
There's a Little Lass in Scotland'
and "My Nellie Lies Sleeping"
PublUhed by
FLORA ULRICA Grand Rapids. Mich.
"FOOLING ME" "GYPSY ROSE"
"THERE'S A BUNCH OF KLUCKS
IN THE KU KLUX KLAN"
"HAUNTING"
"DIXIE"
ROBERT NORTON CO.
226 West 46th Street
NEW YORK
Particularly Interesting Collection of Modern
Russian Music Just Issued by the Oliver Dit-
son Co., of Boston—Edited by Ernest Newman
The ©liver Ditson Co., Boston, Mass., has just
issued two distinctly important additions to The
Musicians' Library. The two new volumes are
most substantial in size and represent excellent
selections of modern Russian songs, edited by
Ernest Newman, all the selections being alpha-
betically arranged according to composers. The
first volume offers an introduction that really
represents an analysis of Russian music and par-
ticularly of Russian songs. There are in addi-
tion interesting biographies of the various com-
posers in the selections. To the students of
modern music these two new Ditson volumes
should prove almost indispensable.
"Save All Your Love for Me" is the title of a
new song by Norman J. Vause which has been
accepted for publication by Jack Mills, Inc.
HERE THEY ARE
The Song Gems
from
Irving Berlin's
"Music Box Revue"
NOTE: The Irving Berlin "Music Box Revue,"
now playing: at New York's new million dol-
lar Music Box Theatre, is conceded by all
critics to be the greatest musical show ever
produced—and contains the most marvelous
songs ever written.
Say It With Music
In a Cozy Kitchenette Apartment
They Call It Dancing
Everybody Step
The Schoolhouse Blues
My Little Book ol Poetry
Legend of the Pearls
Behind the Fan
The Court Around the Corner
INTRODUCTORY PRICE
21c per copy in 100 lots of an individual number
22c per copy in 100 lots, assorted
23c per copy in less quantities
IRVING BERLIN, Inc.
1607 Broadway, New York
48
THE MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
NOVEMBER 12,
1921
GREATEST MUSICAL HIT OFAGES
SONG <»LOVE
TIME"
Uou can't go Wrong
FEATURING NEW BERLIN HIT
"Say It With Music" the Basis of Attractive
Window Display in San Francisco
'PLUGGING" IN GREENWICH VILLAGE TWO VOLUMES OF RUSSIAN SONGS
Publishers' Representatives Find That Section a
Fertile Field for Their Efforts
"Say It With Music," the big success in Irv-
ing Berlin's "Music Box Revue," had much popu-
larity in Pacific Coast centers prior to the open-
ing of the show in New York. Several orches-
Song-pluggers in recent weeks have been quite
active in the Greenwich Village section of New
York. Indications are that it is fertile territory
to popularize songs. Recently, at the "Pepper
Pot," representatives
f r om s ome of the
leading publishing
houses entertained
the guests by sing-
ing the active num-
bers from their cata-
logs.
Dick Metier, who
was formerly with
Jerome H. Remick &
Co., assisted by Ed-
mund Hayes, is now
SAYITWJTM j L
conductor of music
MUSIC* iV
at this resort, and it
was at his suggestion
that the publishers
contributed the en-
tertainment. Among
those who were rep-
resented were:
Goodman & Rose,
Inc., and their song,
"Who'll Be the Next
One" (To Cry Over
You?); Joe Kemp-
ner, Adele H a r r i s
and Ross Fowler
featured the follow-
ing Jerome H. Rem-
ick & Co. numbers:
"Why, Dear?" "Bim-
ini Bay," "Remem-
rlow Sherman, Clay & Co. Featured "Say It With Music"
her the Rose" and
tras in San Francisco and Los Angeles rendered "Mammy o' Mine." Eddie Benner and Andy War-
the number from original manuscripts. Since burton featured "Tuck Me to Sleep" and "I've Got
that time the success attained by this song has the Joys," from the Irving Berlin, Inc., catalog.
been national in scope.
"Mary Ann," the feature number of the catalog
The trade reports a heavy demand for this of Van Alstyne & Curtis, was rendered by Wilder
song and this has led to its being given a Chase and Joe Ray. Frank Blyler, a well-known
conspicuous posit'on on practically every music concert singer, who at different times has been
counter. We herewith show a photograph of a connected with several of the leading publishing
window display by Sherman, Clay & Co., San houses, also was on the program.
Francisco, Cal. As can be readily seen, the title
is given an effective setting and, according to re-
ports, was the means of attracting sales.
NORTON SONG HITS
Bob Harding, formerly on the sales staff of
Harms, Inc., recently joined the forces of Wat-
erson, Berlin & Snyder.
T W O SONGS JUST OFF THE PRESS
There's a Little Lass in Scotland'
and "My Nellie Lies Sleeping"
PublUhed by
FLORA ULRICA Grand Rapids. Mich.
"FOOLING ME" "GYPSY ROSE"
"THERE'S A BUNCH OF KLUCKS
IN THE KU KLUX KLAN"
"HAUNTING"
"DIXIE"
ROBERT NORTON CO.
226 West 46th Street
NEW YORK
Particularly Interesting Collection of Modern
Russian Music Just Issued by the Oliver Dit-
son Co., of Boston—Edited by Ernest Newman
The ©liver Ditson Co., Boston, Mass., has just
issued two distinctly important additions to The
Musicians' Library. The two new volumes are
most substantial in size and represent excellent
selections of modern Russian songs, edited by
Ernest Newman, all the selections being alpha-
betically arranged according to composers. The
first volume offers an introduction that really
represents an analysis of Russian music and par-
ticularly of Russian songs. There are in addi-
tion interesting biographies of the various com-
posers in the selections. To the students of
modern music these two new Ditson volumes
should prove almost indispensable.
"Save All Your Love for Me" is the title of a
new song by Norman J. Vause which has been
accepted for publication by Jack Mills, Inc.
HERE THEY ARE
The Song Gems
from
Irving Berlin's
"Music Box Revue"
NOTE: The Irving Berlin "Music Box Revue,"
now playing: at New York's new million dol-
lar Music Box Theatre, is conceded by all
critics to be the greatest musical show ever
produced—and contains the most marvelous
songs ever written.
Say It With Music
In a Cozy Kitchenette Apartment
They Call It Dancing
Everybody Step
The Schoolhouse Blues
My Little Book ol Poetry
Legend of the Pearls
Behind the Fan
The Court Around the Corner
INTRODUCTORY PRICE
21c per copy in 100 lots of an individual number
22c per copy in 100 lots, assorted
23c per copy in less quantities
IRVING BERLIN, Inc.
1607 Broadway, New York
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