Music Trade Review
Issue: 1922 Vol. 74 N. 3 - Page 46
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
THE STASNY CAMPAIGN
A THRIVING SONG SHOP
Publishing Concern to Concentrate Efforts on
Selected List of Songs
Harrisburg, Pa., Sheet Music Emporium Doing
Excellent Business
In June of last year there was opened in Har-
The A. J. Stasny Music Co. is centering its
efforts on the following songs this coming sea- risburg, Pa., a retail establishment known as
son: "Rio Nights," a Hawaiian waltz ballad, by "The Song Shop." Since that time it has be-
Fisher Thompson and Elmer Vincent; "Broken- come one of the most successful and profitable
Hearted Doll," fox-
trot ballad, by Earl
Burtnett,
V e r n o n
Stevens and F l o y d
Reese; "After To-day
You'll Realize," fox-
trot ballad, by Eu-
gene West and Saul
Nathansen; "Lonely,"
novelty fox-trot, by
Charlie Straight, Roy
Bargy a n d George
Moriarty; "I Want
My Sweetheart," nov-
elty fox-trot, by Ed-
ward J. L a m b e r t ,
Sydney Silvers and
Charles Cottle; "Ara-
bian Moon," novelty
f o x - t r o t , by Chas.
Harrison and Fred
Weaver; "You, Just
The Song Shop, Harrisburg, Pa.
You," waltz ballad, by Fisher Thompson and retail establishments of its kind in the country.
Wilber D'Lea; "One Little Word," fox-trot bal- The success of song shops, when they are run
lad, by Frank Wright and Peter DeRose; along efficient lines, and where fhe location is in
"Hawaiian Eyes," Hawaiian fox-trot, by J. R. a thriving business center, shows that they are
Anthony and Fred Coots; "Kitty Donohue," an ideal method of placing songs before the
Irish waltz ballad, by Fred Whitehouse and purchasing public.
John Ryan; "Can't Feel Jolly Blues," real blues
The success of the Harrisburg store is due to
fox-trot, by Washington Lee and Booker T. the energy and efforts of Moe Baturin and Ross
Brown; "Love Among the Roses," ballad fox- Rolles, the active heads of the operating com-
trot, a big English "hit," by Eric Courtney; pany. The shop is situated at one of the promi-
"Crying Blues," a blues fox-trot, by Ruth G. nent corners of Harrisburg—Market and Court
Curtis; "To Have You Near," high-class ballad, streets. It carries a large stock of popular sheet
by Edwin J. Caplin; "Levee Camp Blues," blues music and in addition the Schirmer, Century and
fox-trot, by Louis Godfrey; "Every Rose has McKinley editions, as well as featuring "Fifty
Its Thorn," waltz ballad; "Dear Old Carolin'," Famous Favorites," a folio from the catalog of
a Southern fox-trot, and "I'm a-Crying for Richmond-Robbins, Inc.
You," a waltz ballad, by George B. Pitman.
We herewith reproduce a photograph of the
interior of this shop, which will give some idea
of the activity of this thriving establishment.
JACK MILLS ON TRIP
Jack Mills, of Jack Mills, Inc., left New York
early last week on a three weeks' trade trip cov-
ering centers in the Middle West. He will fea-
ture "Wana" and "Dear Old Southland."
SONGS THAT ARE SELLING
TWO SONGS
"There's a Little Lass in Scotland"
and "My Nellie Lies Sleeping"
Published by FLORA ULRICH
MAIN OFFICE: 531 Quimby St., GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.
BRANCH OFFICES:
Suite 406. Randolph Bldg.. 145 N. Clark St., CHICAGO, ILL.
1658 Broadway. Broadway Central Bldg., NEW YORK CITY.
REMARKABLE FOX-TROT BALLAD
A WONDERFUL IRISH MELODY
ITALY
"When I Dream That
Auld Erin Is Free"
MY
HAWAIIAN MELODY
THERE'S
ONLY ONE PAL
AFTER ALL
IT MUST BE
SOMEONE LIKE YOU
REMICKS
USED BY 50 BIG-TIME ACTS
HARMONY
BALLAD
BY COOTS
ft RINOLE
ON ALL
RECORDS
ON ALL
ROLLS
GREAT
'MOTIIER"
SONG
VERY
BIG
SELLER
BY STRAIGHT AND BARGY
SUCCESSFUL FOX-TROT BALLAD
ON ALL RECORDS AND ROLLS
Chicago
McKinley Music Co.
NewYork
To the Dealer, 15c per copy
GOTT & HENDERSON
5444 Prairie Avenue
Chicago
BEST SELLERS
WHEN SHALL WE MEET AGAIN
REMEMBER THE ROSE
WHY D E A R
BROKEN TOY
A F T E R THE RAIN
WHILE MIAMI DREAMS
SHE'S A MEAN JOB
I'D RATHER HAVE LOVED YOU AND LOST YOU
(THAN NEVER HAVE LOVED YOU AT ALL)
DA-DA-DA MY DARLING
JEROME H. REMICK fc- CO.
NEW YORK.
CHICAGO
JANUARY 21, 1922
'ANGEL CHILD" A HIT
New Number by Benny Davis Being Published
by Witmark & Sons
Benny Davis, the writer of such song suc-
cesses as "Margie," "Make Believe," "Nobody's
Baby," "Sweetheart" and other songs, has writ-
ten in conjunction with Abner Silver a new song
entitled "Angel Child," which M. Witmark &
Sons have accepted for immediate publication.
George E. Price, well-known vaudeville and
musical comedy star, originally introduced the
number in Cleveland, O., and more recently has
been singing it with success in the metropolitan
district, including the Crescent Theatre, Brook-
lyn, N. Y., and the Winter Garden this week.
The publishers received the following tele-
gram, following its original introduction, which
speaks for itself:
"Received orchestration as I was bowing.
The electrician handed it to me. I opened it on
stage, gave it to the orchestra, explained situa-
tion and sang 'Angel Child' for the first time.
It tied up the show complete. 'Angel Child' is
sure to make your New Year a happy one.
"(Signed) Georgie Price."
NEW IDEA IN DANCE MUSIC
Florentine Music Co. Announces Coming Re-
lease of New Waltz Song
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL., January 10.—The Floren-
tine Music Co., of this city, announces that it
will introduce an entirely new idea in dance
music when it releases "My Hilo Girl" next
week. I t is an Hawaiian waltz song with a
guitar effect and also is syncopated. I t is now
being played from manuscript.
The Harry Von Tilzer Music Co. has pur-
chased from Jack Yellen and Milton Ager the
song entitled "High Brown Blues."
HHIHIIIIMIIHMIHHMHIH*
GUARANTEED SELLERS
My Chinese Cherry Blossom
Mabel
Lisfning
My China Man
You Are the Rose of My Heart
If You Only Knew
Sunshine
Only A Dream of You
::AL R O S E M U S I C P U B . CO.
(Not inc.)
. I 3131 Douglas Boulevard, Chicago, 111.
MIMMIMMIMIIIIIIimtttMt
ROBERT TELLER SONS & DORNER
Music Engravers and Printers
SEND MANUSCRIPT AND IDEA OF
TITLE FOR ESTIMATE
311 Weit 43d Street
New York City
BUY YOUR MUSIC FROM
p blishers
BOSTON »
WALTER JACOBS BSSTSTMASS
"Peter Gink" o w r& ["Arabella" I S 0 1
Oliver Ditson Company
BOSTON
NEW YORK
Anticipate and supply Every Requirement of Music
Dealers
White-Smith Music Pub. Co.
PUBLISHEKB,
PRINTXM
AND ENGXAVBXS
OF MUSIC
Main Office*: 40-44 Winchester S t . Boston.
Branch Houses: New York and Chicago
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
THE STASNY CAMPAIGN
A THRIVING SONG SHOP
Publishing Concern to Concentrate Efforts on
Selected List of Songs
Harrisburg, Pa., Sheet Music Emporium Doing
Excellent Business
In June of last year there was opened in Har-
The A. J. Stasny Music Co. is centering its
efforts on the following songs this coming sea- risburg, Pa., a retail establishment known as
son: "Rio Nights," a Hawaiian waltz ballad, by "The Song Shop." Since that time it has be-
Fisher Thompson and Elmer Vincent; "Broken- come one of the most successful and profitable
Hearted Doll," fox-
trot ballad, by Earl
Burtnett,
V e r n o n
Stevens and F l o y d
Reese; "After To-day
You'll Realize," fox-
trot ballad, by Eu-
gene West and Saul
Nathansen; "Lonely,"
novelty fox-trot, by
Charlie Straight, Roy
Bargy a n d George
Moriarty; "I Want
My Sweetheart," nov-
elty fox-trot, by Ed-
ward J. L a m b e r t ,
Sydney Silvers and
Charles Cottle; "Ara-
bian Moon," novelty
f o x - t r o t , by Chas.
Harrison and Fred
Weaver; "You, Just
The Song Shop, Harrisburg, Pa.
You," waltz ballad, by Fisher Thompson and retail establishments of its kind in the country.
Wilber D'Lea; "One Little Word," fox-trot bal- The success of song shops, when they are run
lad, by Frank Wright and Peter DeRose; along efficient lines, and where fhe location is in
"Hawaiian Eyes," Hawaiian fox-trot, by J. R. a thriving business center, shows that they are
Anthony and Fred Coots; "Kitty Donohue," an ideal method of placing songs before the
Irish waltz ballad, by Fred Whitehouse and purchasing public.
John Ryan; "Can't Feel Jolly Blues," real blues
The success of the Harrisburg store is due to
fox-trot, by Washington Lee and Booker T. the energy and efforts of Moe Baturin and Ross
Brown; "Love Among the Roses," ballad fox- Rolles, the active heads of the operating com-
trot, a big English "hit," by Eric Courtney; pany. The shop is situated at one of the promi-
"Crying Blues," a blues fox-trot, by Ruth G. nent corners of Harrisburg—Market and Court
Curtis; "To Have You Near," high-class ballad, streets. It carries a large stock of popular sheet
by Edwin J. Caplin; "Levee Camp Blues," blues music and in addition the Schirmer, Century and
fox-trot, by Louis Godfrey; "Every Rose has McKinley editions, as well as featuring "Fifty
Its Thorn," waltz ballad; "Dear Old Carolin'," Famous Favorites," a folio from the catalog of
a Southern fox-trot, and "I'm a-Crying for Richmond-Robbins, Inc.
You," a waltz ballad, by George B. Pitman.
We herewith reproduce a photograph of the
interior of this shop, which will give some idea
of the activity of this thriving establishment.
JACK MILLS ON TRIP
Jack Mills, of Jack Mills, Inc., left New York
early last week on a three weeks' trade trip cov-
ering centers in the Middle West. He will fea-
ture "Wana" and "Dear Old Southland."
SONGS THAT ARE SELLING
TWO SONGS
"There's a Little Lass in Scotland"
and "My Nellie Lies Sleeping"
Published by FLORA ULRICH
MAIN OFFICE: 531 Quimby St., GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.
BRANCH OFFICES:
Suite 406. Randolph Bldg.. 145 N. Clark St., CHICAGO, ILL.
1658 Broadway. Broadway Central Bldg., NEW YORK CITY.
REMARKABLE FOX-TROT BALLAD
A WONDERFUL IRISH MELODY
ITALY
"When I Dream That
Auld Erin Is Free"
MY
HAWAIIAN MELODY
THERE'S
ONLY ONE PAL
AFTER ALL
IT MUST BE
SOMEONE LIKE YOU
REMICKS
USED BY 50 BIG-TIME ACTS
HARMONY
BALLAD
BY COOTS
ft RINOLE
ON ALL
RECORDS
ON ALL
ROLLS
GREAT
'MOTIIER"
SONG
VERY
BIG
SELLER
BY STRAIGHT AND BARGY
SUCCESSFUL FOX-TROT BALLAD
ON ALL RECORDS AND ROLLS
Chicago
McKinley Music Co.
NewYork
To the Dealer, 15c per copy
GOTT & HENDERSON
5444 Prairie Avenue
Chicago
BEST SELLERS
WHEN SHALL WE MEET AGAIN
REMEMBER THE ROSE
WHY D E A R
BROKEN TOY
A F T E R THE RAIN
WHILE MIAMI DREAMS
SHE'S A MEAN JOB
I'D RATHER HAVE LOVED YOU AND LOST YOU
(THAN NEVER HAVE LOVED YOU AT ALL)
DA-DA-DA MY DARLING
JEROME H. REMICK fc- CO.
NEW YORK.
CHICAGO
JANUARY 21, 1922
'ANGEL CHILD" A HIT
New Number by Benny Davis Being Published
by Witmark & Sons
Benny Davis, the writer of such song suc-
cesses as "Margie," "Make Believe," "Nobody's
Baby," "Sweetheart" and other songs, has writ-
ten in conjunction with Abner Silver a new song
entitled "Angel Child," which M. Witmark &
Sons have accepted for immediate publication.
George E. Price, well-known vaudeville and
musical comedy star, originally introduced the
number in Cleveland, O., and more recently has
been singing it with success in the metropolitan
district, including the Crescent Theatre, Brook-
lyn, N. Y., and the Winter Garden this week.
The publishers received the following tele-
gram, following its original introduction, which
speaks for itself:
"Received orchestration as I was bowing.
The electrician handed it to me. I opened it on
stage, gave it to the orchestra, explained situa-
tion and sang 'Angel Child' for the first time.
It tied up the show complete. 'Angel Child' is
sure to make your New Year a happy one.
"(Signed) Georgie Price."
NEW IDEA IN DANCE MUSIC
Florentine Music Co. Announces Coming Re-
lease of New Waltz Song
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL., January 10.—The Floren-
tine Music Co., of this city, announces that it
will introduce an entirely new idea in dance
music when it releases "My Hilo Girl" next
week. I t is an Hawaiian waltz song with a
guitar effect and also is syncopated. I t is now
being played from manuscript.
The Harry Von Tilzer Music Co. has pur-
chased from Jack Yellen and Milton Ager the
song entitled "High Brown Blues."
HHIHIIIIMIIHMIHHMHIH*
GUARANTEED SELLERS
My Chinese Cherry Blossom
Mabel
Lisfning
My China Man
You Are the Rose of My Heart
If You Only Knew
Sunshine
Only A Dream of You
::AL R O S E M U S I C P U B . CO.
(Not inc.)
. I 3131 Douglas Boulevard, Chicago, 111.
MIMMIMMIMIIIIIIimtttMt
ROBERT TELLER SONS & DORNER
Music Engravers and Printers
SEND MANUSCRIPT AND IDEA OF
TITLE FOR ESTIMATE
311 Weit 43d Street
New York City
BUY YOUR MUSIC FROM
p blishers
BOSTON »
WALTER JACOBS BSSTSTMASS
"Peter Gink" o w r& ["Arabella" I S 0 1
Oliver Ditson Company
BOSTON
NEW YORK
Anticipate and supply Every Requirement of Music
Dealers
White-Smith Music Pub. Co.
PUBLISHEKB,
PRINTXM
AND ENGXAVBXS
OF MUSIC
Main Office*: 40-44 Winchester S t . Boston.
Branch Houses: New York and Chicago
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