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THE MUSIC TRADE
13, 1922
MAY
REVIEW
JACK NORWORTH'S
B i g g e s t S o n g Hit!
BERLIN HIT WELL FEATURED
Two Full Windows of Kresge Store in Toledo
Devoted to "Some Sunny Day"
Robert Crawford, sales manager of Irving Ber-
lin, Inc., was greatly surprised when, arriving in
Toledo, C , 011 his recent Western trade trip, he
saw two full window displays of the Irving Ber-
lin song, "Some Sunny Day," in tin- store oi
S. S. Kresge.
The displays took up both Madison avenue and
the .Summer street windows. There was a spe-
cially arranged center setting of greatly enlarged
REMICK NUMBERS PROGRAMED
Portland, Ore., Theatre, Inaugurates "Remick
Song-hit Night"
PORTLAND, ORE., April 27.—Clyde Freeman, the
manager of the Portland Remick Song Shop, is
lining up the prominent movie houses to feature
the Remick hits. The latest house to he listed is
the Star Theatre, which started this week to
feature them and will put on what it calls a
"Remick Song-hit Night" each Tuesday. This
is announced on the screen at every performance
during the week, "with no raise in the price of
admittance."
The new songs in the Remick catalog are also
being sung by local musicians at the theatre.
As an introduction Harold S. Graham, baritone,
sang "When Shall We Meet Again?", which
was illustrated with slides, and "Yoo-Hoo" was
snug, and both made great hits with the audi-
ences.
"I Dream I Hear You Calling" (Marshall)
and "My Lady" ((irant), two new Boosey num-
bers, are proving very popular and are being used
on many recital programs, according to Maud
McCauley, in charge of the sheet music depart-
ment of the McDougall-Conn Music Co.
NEW ARRANGEMENT RELEASED
Jack Mills, Inc., has released a special arrange-
ment of the song, "Queen of the Orient." The
number is being featured by a long list of orches-
tras.
Double Display of Irving Berlin Number at Kresge Store in Toledo, O.
— title pages of the song, around which were con-
spicuously placed the ordinary title pages of the
number.
Upon investigation Mr. Crawford
found that R. S. Townsend, manager of the store,
had made inquiry in his sheet music department
WATERSON,
as to the merits of the different songs in stock
and, upon the recommendation of the sales peo-
BERLIN & SNYDER CO.
ple, decided to feature "Some Sunny Day."
S-O-N-G H-I-T-S
An unusual part of the display in these two
Lola Lo
windows was the lighting effects displayed each
Pick Me Up and Lay Me Down in
evening during the showing. This added to the
Dear Old Dixieland
attention the windows received in marked con-
By the Sapphire Sea
trast to the average window display.
Jimmy, I Love But You
Irving Berlin, Inc., is making a big drive on
Cuddle Up Blues
the number and the campaign will cover all
Waikiki, I Hear You Calling Me
branches of the music industry, including orches-
The Sheik of Araby
tras, vaudeville and the trade, in this latter divi-
My Mammy Knows
sion covering the player roll, records and sheet
She's Mine, All Mine
music dealers.
If You Knew
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WHY THERE ARE OPTIMISTS
Leave Me With a Smile
Business men who are optimistic usually have
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good reason for being so. Their optimism is
the result of good business and good business
WATERSON,
is the direct result of hard and effective work.
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Said Dixieland."
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