Music Trade Review
Issue: 1922 Vol. 74 N. 18 - Page 57
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MAY
THE
6, 1922 .
MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
PORTLAND, ORE., TRADE ACTIVITY
Sam Fox Display Rack Installation at McDou-
gall-Conn Music Co.—Muriel Simpson Join?
Louis Mack Sheet Music Staff
' .
A Great Little
Salesman!
Contury ISNIH** two thematic cata-
logs—together they feature nearly
400 copyright teaching numbers.
These catalogs enable the teacher
to select suitable num-
bers for the pupils ant
save you the trouble of
showing reirular copies.
They are the great-
est little salesmen you
ever saw, and since
they cost you nothing
will you kindly tell us
how many you can use to good
advantage?
No Charge
Century Music Pub. Co.
235 West 40th St.
New York
ROYALTIESJ^OR RADIO
Publishers Seeking Royalty Payments for Songs
Used by Radio Concerns
At a recent meeting the American Society of
Authors, Composers and Publishers adopted a
resolution prohibiting radio broadcasting stations
from sending out copyrighted music belonging
to members of the society without the payment
of a performing license fee.
It is said that there are over 200 broadcasting
stations in the United States. Most of these are
controlled by three very large companies and
these latter have expressed a willingness to pay
the society an equitable fee for the rights of per-
forming copyrighted musical compositions.
No specific plan has yet been arranged to set
royalty figures, etc., and it is thought that it
will take a short time to work out a simple plan.
It might be possible to give certain broadcasting
companies exclusive right to send out radio con-
certs of copyrighted music over a certain terri-
tory. Other ideas are under discussion.
LEWIS WITH FRED FISHER
Eddie Lewis has been appointed Chicago man-
ager of Fred Fisher, Inc. His offices will be in
the Grand Opera House Building, that city.
MO-NA-LU
BELWIN'S LATEST
335 of the best-selling composition*
of the
Old Masters.
ONLY the best sellers.
No deadwood.
Carefully edited.
Beautifully produced.
2,000 dealers (selling It.
I'ormanent and large results.
• ..
I.I.
I N\ KSTMENT.
That's what
EDITION BEAUTIFUL
means to YOU.
Write for particulars today.
NOW IS THE TIME
C. C CHURCH AND COMPANY
HAKTFORD, CONNECTICUT
Hartford—New York—London—Paris—Sydney
PORTLAND, ORE., April 29.—Sam Fox display
racks have been installed on the counters of the
sheet music department of the McDougall-Conn
Music Co. and give an added attractiveness to
the music displayed on the counters by Maud
McCauley, the manager, who is greatly pleased
with them and says they are a great help in pre-
senting the attractive publications to her pa-
trons and expects sales to be increased thereby.
Among the numbers in popular demand here
are "Just Like Your Eyes," "June Breezes,"
"Dancing Nymphs," "Blue Bells," "A Garden
Dance," "I Love You More," "Dancing Leaves,"
"A Mother's Crown," "Scented Violets," "At
Sunset" and "Come, for It's June."
Muriel Simpson has joined the force of Louis
Mack, sheet music dealer in the Bush & Lane
Piano Co.'s store. Miss Simpson was formerly
with the Portland Remick Song Shop.
Word has been received here from the Carl
Fisher Publishing Co. that they are starting a
publicity campaign and that they are featuring
their five best songs, including "I Meant to Do
My Work To-day," by Dent Mowrey, one of
Portland's foremost composers. The Fishers
have published many of Mr. Mowrey's latest
songs, which are in great demand in this city.
AMERICAN BAND IN LONDON
New York Havana Band Meeting With Great
Success at Savoy Hotel
The New York Havana Band, now playing at
the Savoy Hotel in London, under the direction
ol Bert Ralton, seemingly is setting a pace in
that country for novel renditions. It lias been
playing for many months at the Savoy and its
popularity now is undisputed. Indeed, other or-
ganizations in England, and even on the Con-
tinent, are following the style set bjj it.
Of particular note regarding this organization
is the fact that every member is not only an
artist with his own instrument, but is considered
an accomplished musician in general. The or-
chestra has had several offers to appear in other
places, but, owing to the success at the Savoy
Hotel and the hope of the management to have
it continue, it is not likely it will appear in other
circles for some time to come.
A SIGN OF IMPORTANCE
KJBEfc SHEET MUSIC
Every Live Dealer
57
mi'i»miiiiiinnimuniintininiumMimi'mMtti|i|iiM g
YOM cant go
wrong with
any'Feist
STEALING
TY-TEE
GEORGIA
VIRGINIA BLUES
SWANEE RIVER MOON
TEN LITTLE FINGERS
THREE O'CLOCK IN THE
MORNING
New Songs ;
Stumbling
.
People Like Us
Black Eyed Blues
You're Only a Baby
Wake Up, Little Girl
My Machree's Lullaby
Birdie
Write for Dealers'
L E O . F E I S T , Inc.,
. ;
'
Prices
FEIST Bldg.,
New York
"BABBLING BROOK" A HIT
Kendis & Brockman Number Proving
Popular—Melody Type of Song
Very
James Kendis and James Brockman, of the
Kendis & Brockman Music Co., known in trade
circles as the "James Boys," recently issued a
new ballad, entitled "Babbling Brook." The
number is of the melody type, now seemingly
returning to popularity. The orchestras, par-
ticularly those who want to get away from the
jazz type of numbers, have shown favor to this
new offering.
Kendis & Brockman have a long list of suc-
cesses to their credit, including "Feather Your
Nest" and "I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles.'
"Babbling Brook" continues their high standard
of song contributions. It is of the type that
should be popular over a period of many months
to come.
O'HARA WITH SAM FOX
Geoffry O'Hara, who has several numbers in
the Sam Fox catalog, including the new high-
class ballad entitled "I Love a Little Cottage,"
is now connected with the New York offices
of the Sam Fox Publishing Co.
it familiar with
THIS TRADEMARK
represents t(i«;.BEST there is
' BbMITIFIL BA11ADS
*»k» Duet* Qoutcts
SOME OF THE MANY THAT ARE ALWAY8 IN DEMAND
Content* of S0NGLAND
Moit Extensively Advertised Booklet of Song* Ever Issued
SECULAR
t'Asleep in the Deep
fCan't You Heah Me Callln',
Caroline
t*Bamboo Baby
t'Dear Little Boy of Mine
f'Evening Brings Rest A. You
t'God Made You Mine
Heart Call. The
t'Honey, if You Only Knew
t ' l n the Garden of My Heart
fLamplit Hour. The
t*Ma Little Sunflower, Good-
night
fMagic of Your Eyes. The
t*Mother of Pearl
'My Rosary for You
'Night Wind, The
'One More Day
f Resignation
t*Smilin' Through
t Songs of Dawn & Twilight
(Design—Every Little Nail)
t Spring's a Lovable Ladye
fSorter Miss You
rstarlight Love
t'Sunrise and You
t'There's a Long, Long Trail
t Values
t'Want of You. The
Those marked with (*)
Those marked with (t)
t*Where the River Shannon
Flows
t'Who Knows
SACRED
t*A Little While
fAngel of Light, Lead On
t'Closer Still With Thee
f*Ever at Rest
t'God Shall Wipe Away the
Tears
t'Grateful, 0 Lord, Am I
f*l Come to Thee
t*l Do Believe
f i t Was for Me
t'My Days Are in His Hands
t*Oh Lord, Remember Me
t'Shine. 0 Holy Light
t "Si lent Voice, The
t'Teach Me to Pray
t*Thou Art My God
OPERA TIC
f Gypsy Love Song
fKiss Me Again
f'Mother Machree
t'My Wild Irish Rose
f Too- Ra- Loo- Ra- Loo- Ral
That's an Irish Lullaby
t'When
Irish
Eyet Are
Smiling
published for Duet
published for Quartet
Beat Selling Standard SongM m the World
Hundreds of Dealers Carry This Complete Stock—Do YouT
If Not. Writ* for "SONGLAND" and Special Propositioa.
Witmark Bldf.
M. \% IT MARK & S O N S
New York
JOIN CAINE^ STAFF
Dave Wohlman, well known in vaudeville and
music publishing circles, and Sam Gold, popular
songwriter, have joined the professional staff of
S. C. Caine, Inc.
The Waltz Ballad Supreme
"YOU'RE ALWAYS
SPREADING SUNSHINE"
Q It S Word Roll No. 1881
KUNDE AND ALBERT
CAWKER BLDG.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Jfnot/ier Sunshine Of \four Smile
Love Sends I
ALittle Gift |
Of Roses i
HARMS INC.62WEST45 T - H SINEWY0RK
^
MAY
THE
6, 1922 .
MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
PORTLAND, ORE., TRADE ACTIVITY
Sam Fox Display Rack Installation at McDou-
gall-Conn Music Co.—Muriel Simpson Join?
Louis Mack Sheet Music Staff
' .
A Great Little
Salesman!
Contury ISNIH** two thematic cata-
logs—together they feature nearly
400 copyright teaching numbers.
These catalogs enable the teacher
to select suitable num-
bers for the pupils ant
save you the trouble of
showing reirular copies.
They are the great-
est little salesmen you
ever saw, and since
they cost you nothing
will you kindly tell us
how many you can use to good
advantage?
No Charge
Century Music Pub. Co.
235 West 40th St.
New York
ROYALTIESJ^OR RADIO
Publishers Seeking Royalty Payments for Songs
Used by Radio Concerns
At a recent meeting the American Society of
Authors, Composers and Publishers adopted a
resolution prohibiting radio broadcasting stations
from sending out copyrighted music belonging
to members of the society without the payment
of a performing license fee.
It is said that there are over 200 broadcasting
stations in the United States. Most of these are
controlled by three very large companies and
these latter have expressed a willingness to pay
the society an equitable fee for the rights of per-
forming copyrighted musical compositions.
No specific plan has yet been arranged to set
royalty figures, etc., and it is thought that it
will take a short time to work out a simple plan.
It might be possible to give certain broadcasting
companies exclusive right to send out radio con-
certs of copyrighted music over a certain terri-
tory. Other ideas are under discussion.
LEWIS WITH FRED FISHER
Eddie Lewis has been appointed Chicago man-
ager of Fred Fisher, Inc. His offices will be in
the Grand Opera House Building, that city.
MO-NA-LU
BELWIN'S LATEST
335 of the best-selling composition*
of the
Old Masters.
ONLY the best sellers.
No deadwood.
Carefully edited.
Beautifully produced.
2,000 dealers (selling It.
I'ormanent and large results.
• ..
I.I.
I N\ KSTMENT.
That's what
EDITION BEAUTIFUL
means to YOU.
Write for particulars today.
NOW IS THE TIME
C. C CHURCH AND COMPANY
HAKTFORD, CONNECTICUT
Hartford—New York—London—Paris—Sydney
PORTLAND, ORE., April 29.—Sam Fox display
racks have been installed on the counters of the
sheet music department of the McDougall-Conn
Music Co. and give an added attractiveness to
the music displayed on the counters by Maud
McCauley, the manager, who is greatly pleased
with them and says they are a great help in pre-
senting the attractive publications to her pa-
trons and expects sales to be increased thereby.
Among the numbers in popular demand here
are "Just Like Your Eyes," "June Breezes,"
"Dancing Nymphs," "Blue Bells," "A Garden
Dance," "I Love You More," "Dancing Leaves,"
"A Mother's Crown," "Scented Violets," "At
Sunset" and "Come, for It's June."
Muriel Simpson has joined the force of Louis
Mack, sheet music dealer in the Bush & Lane
Piano Co.'s store. Miss Simpson was formerly
with the Portland Remick Song Shop.
Word has been received here from the Carl
Fisher Publishing Co. that they are starting a
publicity campaign and that they are featuring
their five best songs, including "I Meant to Do
My Work To-day," by Dent Mowrey, one of
Portland's foremost composers. The Fishers
have published many of Mr. Mowrey's latest
songs, which are in great demand in this city.
AMERICAN BAND IN LONDON
New York Havana Band Meeting With Great
Success at Savoy Hotel
The New York Havana Band, now playing at
the Savoy Hotel in London, under the direction
ol Bert Ralton, seemingly is setting a pace in
that country for novel renditions. It lias been
playing for many months at the Savoy and its
popularity now is undisputed. Indeed, other or-
ganizations in England, and even on the Con-
tinent, are following the style set bjj it.
Of particular note regarding this organization
is the fact that every member is not only an
artist with his own instrument, but is considered
an accomplished musician in general. The or-
chestra has had several offers to appear in other
places, but, owing to the success at the Savoy
Hotel and the hope of the management to have
it continue, it is not likely it will appear in other
circles for some time to come.
A SIGN OF IMPORTANCE
KJBEfc SHEET MUSIC
Every Live Dealer
57
mi'i»miiiiiinnimuniintininiumMimi'mMtti|i|iiM g
YOM cant go
wrong with
any'Feist
STEALING
TY-TEE
GEORGIA
VIRGINIA BLUES
SWANEE RIVER MOON
TEN LITTLE FINGERS
THREE O'CLOCK IN THE
MORNING
New Songs ;
Stumbling
.
People Like Us
Black Eyed Blues
You're Only a Baby
Wake Up, Little Girl
My Machree's Lullaby
Birdie
Write for Dealers'
L E O . F E I S T , Inc.,
. ;
'
Prices
FEIST Bldg.,
New York
"BABBLING BROOK" A HIT
Kendis & Brockman Number Proving
Popular—Melody Type of Song
Very
James Kendis and James Brockman, of the
Kendis & Brockman Music Co., known in trade
circles as the "James Boys," recently issued a
new ballad, entitled "Babbling Brook." The
number is of the melody type, now seemingly
returning to popularity. The orchestras, par-
ticularly those who want to get away from the
jazz type of numbers, have shown favor to this
new offering.
Kendis & Brockman have a long list of suc-
cesses to their credit, including "Feather Your
Nest" and "I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles.'
"Babbling Brook" continues their high standard
of song contributions. It is of the type that
should be popular over a period of many months
to come.
O'HARA WITH SAM FOX
Geoffry O'Hara, who has several numbers in
the Sam Fox catalog, including the new high-
class ballad entitled "I Love a Little Cottage,"
is now connected with the New York offices
of the Sam Fox Publishing Co.
it familiar with
THIS TRADEMARK
represents t(i«;.BEST there is
' BbMITIFIL BA11ADS
*»k» Duet* Qoutcts
SOME OF THE MANY THAT ARE ALWAY8 IN DEMAND
Content* of S0NGLAND
Moit Extensively Advertised Booklet of Song* Ever Issued
SECULAR
t'Asleep in the Deep
fCan't You Heah Me Callln',
Caroline
t*Bamboo Baby
t'Dear Little Boy of Mine
f'Evening Brings Rest A. You
t'God Made You Mine
Heart Call. The
t'Honey, if You Only Knew
t ' l n the Garden of My Heart
fLamplit Hour. The
t*Ma Little Sunflower, Good-
night
fMagic of Your Eyes. The
t*Mother of Pearl
'My Rosary for You
'Night Wind, The
'One More Day
f Resignation
t*Smilin' Through
t Songs of Dawn & Twilight
(Design—Every Little Nail)
t Spring's a Lovable Ladye
fSorter Miss You
rstarlight Love
t'Sunrise and You
t'There's a Long, Long Trail
t Values
t'Want of You. The
Those marked with (*)
Those marked with (t)
t*Where the River Shannon
Flows
t'Who Knows
SACRED
t*A Little While
fAngel of Light, Lead On
t'Closer Still With Thee
f*Ever at Rest
t'God Shall Wipe Away the
Tears
t'Grateful, 0 Lord, Am I
f*l Come to Thee
t*l Do Believe
f i t Was for Me
t'My Days Are in His Hands
t*Oh Lord, Remember Me
t'Shine. 0 Holy Light
t "Si lent Voice, The
t'Teach Me to Pray
t*Thou Art My God
OPERA TIC
f Gypsy Love Song
fKiss Me Again
f'Mother Machree
t'My Wild Irish Rose
f Too- Ra- Loo- Ra- Loo- Ral
That's an Irish Lullaby
t'When
Irish
Eyet Are
Smiling
published for Duet
published for Quartet
Beat Selling Standard SongM m the World
Hundreds of Dealers Carry This Complete Stock—Do YouT
If Not. Writ* for "SONGLAND" and Special Propositioa.
Witmark Bldf.
M. \% IT MARK & S O N S
New York
JOIN CAINE^ STAFF
Dave Wohlman, well known in vaudeville and
music publishing circles, and Sam Gold, popular
songwriter, have joined the professional staff of
S. C. Caine, Inc.
The Waltz Ballad Supreme
"YOU'RE ALWAYS
SPREADING SUNSHINE"
Q It S Word Roll No. 1881
KUNDE AND ALBERT
CAWKER BLDG.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Jfnot/ier Sunshine Of \four Smile
Love Sends I
ALittle Gift |
Of Roses i
HARMS INC.62WEST45 T - H SINEWY0RK
^
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