Music Trade Review
Issue: 1922 Vol. 74 N. 20 - Page 39
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MAY
THE
20, 1922
ee Riv - e r
Moon,
MUSIC
TRADE
ee Piv - e r Moon,
39
REVIEW
Shin — m^, on my cab — in
door,
Everybody's talking about
smw
HEAR IT ,,TA/,A\
1
Ail ''*
"l/oit can't go wrong w/ffi dnyje/st 'song "/$
PHILLIPS SA1LS_FOR EUROPE
TRADE NEWS_FR0M PORTLAND
JACK SNYDER NUMBER FEATURED
Tama Corp. Manager to Look Over Scores of
Several Viennese Operettas While Abroad
Popular Music Trade Is Quite Brisk—Three
New Numbers by Weeks
McCrory Store in Philadelphia Features "In
Maytime" During Music Week
William C. Phillips, general manager of the
Tama Music Publishing Corp., sailed for Eu-
rope on Tuesday of this week on the S. S.
"Reliance." While abroad he will look over the
scores of several Viennese operettas, some of
which are playing successful engagements there.
Two of these, "The Lady of the Rose," and
"Love's Awakening," are now running with great
success in London. The former will have its
American premiere at the Century Theatre,
New York City, in the early Fall with Eleanor
Painter in the leading role.
PORTLAND, ORE., May 12.—Maud McCauley, man-
PHILADELPHIA,
PA., May
11.—During
Music
ager of the sheet music department of the Mc- Week the J. G. McCrory store made a special
Dougall-Conn
Music
Co., is having a great
demand at present for
the n e w Sherman,
Clay & Co. hit, "You
W o n ' t Be Sorry,"
which, she says, is
selling in great quan-
tities. According to
Miss McCauley, the
demand for the two
new Feist numbers,
FIRORITO'SJSAND COMING
"Virginia Blues" and
St. Louis Organization to Make Records for Talk- "Georgia," is v e r y
great.
ing Machine Concern
The Portland sheet
Ted Firorito and his band from St. Louis will music shops have re-
arrive in New York late this week. It is under- ceived and placed on
stood the organization comes East to make a their counters three
series of records for a well-known talking ma- new n u m b e r s by
chine record company. Fiorito is well known as Harold Weeks, Seat-
the writer of the successes "Love Birds" and tle's composer a n d
"Just Like a Rainbow." He writes exclusively publisher, and they are
proving very popular.
for Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc.
They are: "Georgie, I
Love You"; "Missis-
NEW PIANO NUMBER
sippi Steamboat"; two
White-Smith Co. Issues "A Dancer of Moods," fox-trot songs and "an
instrumental rag by
by R. S. Stoughton
Al Newman, "Can't
Think of the Men,"
BOSTON, MASS., May 13.—"A Dancer of Moods"
is the name of a new piano piece about to he the latter being simi-
published by the White-Smith Co., of this city. lar to the very popu-
It is by R. S. Stoughton, who is identified with lar rag, "Kitten on the
organ compositions, and it is dedicated to Mar- Keys." The general
demand is quite brisk.
Window Display of In Maytime" at McCrory Philadelphia Store
garet Severn, the dancer.
point to keep its music counters active. Music
was given a conspicuous position throughout the
store and constant demonstrations of songs
all day attracted large crowds.
A most attractive window display was made
of the Jack Snyder, Inc., number, "In Maytime."
This served to attract attention and hundreds
of requests were made at the music counter for
the number. Herewith is shown a reproduction
of the J. G. McCrory window, which gives a good
A Fox Trot Novelty
idea of its attractiveness.
If Business Doesn't Come — Go After It
A Window Display of
THE FLAPPER
COPIES TODAY MEAN SALES TODAY
Cash in on a Billion Dollars' Worth
of Newspaper Publicity
Published by Northern & Southern Music Pub. Co.
Sole Selling Agent
Phil. Ponce Publications,
MY "YIDD1SHA MAMMY" A HIT
Witmark Number Being Featured by Several
Prominent Artists
Among the headline vaudeville acts singing
M. Witmark & Sons' latest success, "My Yiddisha
Mammy," is Belle Baker. It is one of the out-
standing songs in Eddie Cantor's Winter Gar-
den Revue, "Make It Snappy," and Rita Gould,
Harry Garden, Gene Green, Bob Randall, Mel
Klee and Franklin and Rose are also using it.
MAY
THE
20, 1922
ee Riv - e r
Moon,
MUSIC
TRADE
ee Piv - e r Moon,
39
REVIEW
Shin — m^, on my cab — in
door,
Everybody's talking about
smw
HEAR IT ,,TA/,A\
1
Ail ''*
"l/oit can't go wrong w/ffi dnyje/st 'song "/$
PHILLIPS SA1LS_FOR EUROPE
TRADE NEWS_FR0M PORTLAND
JACK SNYDER NUMBER FEATURED
Tama Corp. Manager to Look Over Scores of
Several Viennese Operettas While Abroad
Popular Music Trade Is Quite Brisk—Three
New Numbers by Weeks
McCrory Store in Philadelphia Features "In
Maytime" During Music Week
William C. Phillips, general manager of the
Tama Music Publishing Corp., sailed for Eu-
rope on Tuesday of this week on the S. S.
"Reliance." While abroad he will look over the
scores of several Viennese operettas, some of
which are playing successful engagements there.
Two of these, "The Lady of the Rose," and
"Love's Awakening," are now running with great
success in London. The former will have its
American premiere at the Century Theatre,
New York City, in the early Fall with Eleanor
Painter in the leading role.
PORTLAND, ORE., May 12.—Maud McCauley, man-
PHILADELPHIA,
PA., May
11.—During
Music
ager of the sheet music department of the Mc- Week the J. G. McCrory store made a special
Dougall-Conn
Music
Co., is having a great
demand at present for
the n e w Sherman,
Clay & Co. hit, "You
W o n ' t Be Sorry,"
which, she says, is
selling in great quan-
tities. According to
Miss McCauley, the
demand for the two
new Feist numbers,
FIRORITO'SJSAND COMING
"Virginia Blues" and
St. Louis Organization to Make Records for Talk- "Georgia," is v e r y
great.
ing Machine Concern
The Portland sheet
Ted Firorito and his band from St. Louis will music shops have re-
arrive in New York late this week. It is under- ceived and placed on
stood the organization comes East to make a their counters three
series of records for a well-known talking ma- new n u m b e r s by
chine record company. Fiorito is well known as Harold Weeks, Seat-
the writer of the successes "Love Birds" and tle's composer a n d
"Just Like a Rainbow." He writes exclusively publisher, and they are
proving very popular.
for Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc.
They are: "Georgie, I
Love You"; "Missis-
NEW PIANO NUMBER
sippi Steamboat"; two
White-Smith Co. Issues "A Dancer of Moods," fox-trot songs and "an
instrumental rag by
by R. S. Stoughton
Al Newman, "Can't
Think of the Men,"
BOSTON, MASS., May 13.—"A Dancer of Moods"
is the name of a new piano piece about to he the latter being simi-
published by the White-Smith Co., of this city. lar to the very popu-
It is by R. S. Stoughton, who is identified with lar rag, "Kitten on the
organ compositions, and it is dedicated to Mar- Keys." The general
demand is quite brisk.
Window Display of In Maytime" at McCrory Philadelphia Store
garet Severn, the dancer.
point to keep its music counters active. Music
was given a conspicuous position throughout the
store and constant demonstrations of songs
all day attracted large crowds.
A most attractive window display was made
of the Jack Snyder, Inc., number, "In Maytime."
This served to attract attention and hundreds
of requests were made at the music counter for
the number. Herewith is shown a reproduction
of the J. G. McCrory window, which gives a good
A Fox Trot Novelty
idea of its attractiveness.
If Business Doesn't Come — Go After It
A Window Display of
THE FLAPPER
COPIES TODAY MEAN SALES TODAY
Cash in on a Billion Dollars' Worth
of Newspaper Publicity
Published by Northern & Southern Music Pub. Co.
Sole Selling Agent
Phil. Ponce Publications,
MY "YIDD1SHA MAMMY" A HIT
Witmark Number Being Featured by Several
Prominent Artists
Among the headline vaudeville acts singing
M. Witmark & Sons' latest success, "My Yiddisha
Mammy," is Belle Baker. It is one of the out-
standing songs in Eddie Cantor's Winter Gar-
den Revue, "Make It Snappy," and Rita Gould,
Harry Garden, Gene Green, Bob Randall, Mel
Klee and Franklin and Rose are also using it.
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