Music Trade Review
Issue: 1923 Vol. 76 N. 16 - Page 56
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
56
APRIL 21, 1923
m—m
Cry-in^ for you,
i /
cry-in^ for y o u , Heart bro- ken lone -some and blue,
CRYINOFORYOi
ANEW BALLAD
„
BytheWriterti of Why Should I Cry OverYou?
THREE POPULAR HEARST NUMBERS
"Beautiful Rose," "Wonderful Child" and "She's
Got Another Daddy" Being Exploited by
Strong Campaign in Profession
Hearst Music Publishers, Ltd., New York,
Wmnipeg and Toronto, reports considerable
aeli/ity on three numbers from its catalog.
Tin se are "Beautiful Rose," "Wonderful Child"
•Sell the Songs of Jack Mills,
A Pocket Full of Profits"
Fast-Selling, Profit-Making Hits
from "The House That Jack Built"
'OH! MISTER GALLAGHER AND
MR. 8HEAN"
•KISS MAMA; KISS PAPA"
'WHEN WINTER COMES"
WHEN YOU AND I WERE YOUNG MAGGIE
BLUES"
'IT'S A WONDERFUL, WORLD AFTER ALL"
'HILLIE"
MAD ('CAUSE YOU TREAT ME THIS
WAY)"
FOR CRYING OUT LOUD"
'HOW'D YA LIKE TO BE A KID AGAIN?"
'SING ME THE SONGS CARUSO SANG"
TELEGRAM TO ALABAM"
'STOP YOUR KIDDIN' "
OUT WHERE THE BLUE BEGINS"
•YOU GOT EVERYTHING A SWEET MAMA
NEEDS (BUT ME)"
"IN A CARAVAN"
'FAREWELL BLUES"
"THINK OF ME"
"JOLINE"
"LADY OF THE LAKE"
"RAILROAD MAN"
"WHY AM I ALWAYS ALONE?"
'GREAT WHITE WAY BLUES"
•THAT OLD FAMILIAR STRAIN"
Send for bulletins of "Kitten on the Keys" and
other novelty Piano Solos by Zee Confrey and fifty
others. Catalogs of our tenor banjo and saxophone
solos now ready.
JACK MILLS, Inc., #*»:£,.
152-4 WKST 4.->th S T . ,
N E W YORK,
N. Y.
and "She's Got Another Daddy." Fox-trot ar-
rangements of the two latter numbers are quite
popular with orchestras and several favorable
comments from leaders have been received by
the publisher congratulating them on the caliber
of the numbers and the arrangements released.
Everett J. Evans, general manager of the New
York office of the company, is making an active
campaign to interest vaudeville singers in the
above numbers. The result has been that many
performers are programming these songs and
they should be heard frequently on vaudeville
programs during the months to come.
In issuing orchestrations of its popular prints
Hearst Music Publishers, Ltd., has printed two
numbers in one orchestration. This seemingly
meets with the general approval of orchestras.
__
_
MITTENTHAL WITH MILLS, INC.
Appointed Sales Manager of That Publishing
House, Which Takes Over Catalog of Joe
Mittenthal, Inc.
Following the appointment of George A.
Friedman as general manager of Jack Mills,
Inc., this enterprising publishing firm makes the
further announcement that Joe Mittenthal, head
of the music publishing firm of that name, has
been appointed sales manager of the company.
Under the terms of the contract the Mills or-
ganization takes over the Joe Mittenthal, Inc.,
catalog, which includes such songs as "I'll Take
You Home Again, Pal o' Mine," "Tell Her at
Twilight," "The Fire Laddies," "The French
Trot,
The Flirt" and other issues.
RICHMOND CORP. INNOVATION
The acquisition of Joe Mittenthal to its staff,
following its other recent activities, marks a new
The monthly trade bulletin of the Richmond
era in the history of the Mills concern, which
Music Supply Corp. announces an innovation is known throughout the trade as "the house
by which it is possible for the trade to order that Jack built." . Mr. Mittenthal is widely
now, through the above organization, slice* known as a sales executive, is acquainted with
music supplies by telegraphic code. The popu- the trade in all parts of the country, and has
lar numbers from the various publishing cata- many qualifications that peculiarly fit him for
logs are listed with prices in the usual manner his new post. He will leave shortly on an in-
and alongside of each title in parentheses is the tensive trade tour throughout the country, re-
codeword by which stocks.may be replenished. establishing old acquaintanceships and inciden-
This idea in nowise interferes with the usual tally augmenting the trade's good-will towards
listings from the publishers' catalogs, but at pres- the Mills catalog.
ent is confined to the outstanding features of
The enlargement of the Mills forces, follow-
each. It should prove of value and convenience ing the recent acknowledgment of its Class A
and make for promptness.
rating by both the American Society of Com-
posers, Authors and Publishers and by the Mu-
sic Publishers' Protective Association, is a fur-
ther indication of the important position this
Joe McDaniel, president of the Joseph B. Mc- publishing firm now holds.
Daniel Music Co., Astor Theatre Building, New-
York City, recently returned from a trade tour
LOPEZ TO PLAY IN BUFFALO
of Southern territory.
Several numbers in
which he is interested, including "Delaware
Vincent Lopez a n d his Hotel Pennsylvania
Waltz," he reports, are having good sales in
O r c h e s t r a will m a k e a t r i p t o I ' u f f a l o e a r l y in
the South. The Remick number, "Carolina in M a y f o r t h e p u r p o s e of c e l e b r a t i n g t h e o p e n i n g
the Morning," he also reports as very active. of t h e n e w S t a t l e r H o t e l in t h a t c i t v .
McDANIEL BACK FROM SOUTH
IHE MELODY FOX 1ROT SONG
BUT STILL IN Mr HEART
A\.WIT/HARK £. SONS - Publishers - Wrtmark Building - /NEW Y O R K
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
56
APRIL 21, 1923
m—m
Cry-in^ for you,
i /
cry-in^ for y o u , Heart bro- ken lone -some and blue,
CRYINOFORYOi
ANEW BALLAD
„
BytheWriterti of Why Should I Cry OverYou?
THREE POPULAR HEARST NUMBERS
"Beautiful Rose," "Wonderful Child" and "She's
Got Another Daddy" Being Exploited by
Strong Campaign in Profession
Hearst Music Publishers, Ltd., New York,
Wmnipeg and Toronto, reports considerable
aeli/ity on three numbers from its catalog.
Tin se are "Beautiful Rose," "Wonderful Child"
•Sell the Songs of Jack Mills,
A Pocket Full of Profits"
Fast-Selling, Profit-Making Hits
from "The House That Jack Built"
'OH! MISTER GALLAGHER AND
MR. 8HEAN"
•KISS MAMA; KISS PAPA"
'WHEN WINTER COMES"
WHEN YOU AND I WERE YOUNG MAGGIE
BLUES"
'IT'S A WONDERFUL, WORLD AFTER ALL"
'HILLIE"
MAD ('CAUSE YOU TREAT ME THIS
WAY)"
FOR CRYING OUT LOUD"
'HOW'D YA LIKE TO BE A KID AGAIN?"
'SING ME THE SONGS CARUSO SANG"
TELEGRAM TO ALABAM"
'STOP YOUR KIDDIN' "
OUT WHERE THE BLUE BEGINS"
•YOU GOT EVERYTHING A SWEET MAMA
NEEDS (BUT ME)"
"IN A CARAVAN"
'FAREWELL BLUES"
"THINK OF ME"
"JOLINE"
"LADY OF THE LAKE"
"RAILROAD MAN"
"WHY AM I ALWAYS ALONE?"
'GREAT WHITE WAY BLUES"
•THAT OLD FAMILIAR STRAIN"
Send for bulletins of "Kitten on the Keys" and
other novelty Piano Solos by Zee Confrey and fifty
others. Catalogs of our tenor banjo and saxophone
solos now ready.
JACK MILLS, Inc., #*»:£,.
152-4 WKST 4.->th S T . ,
N E W YORK,
N. Y.
and "She's Got Another Daddy." Fox-trot ar-
rangements of the two latter numbers are quite
popular with orchestras and several favorable
comments from leaders have been received by
the publisher congratulating them on the caliber
of the numbers and the arrangements released.
Everett J. Evans, general manager of the New
York office of the company, is making an active
campaign to interest vaudeville singers in the
above numbers. The result has been that many
performers are programming these songs and
they should be heard frequently on vaudeville
programs during the months to come.
In issuing orchestrations of its popular prints
Hearst Music Publishers, Ltd., has printed two
numbers in one orchestration. This seemingly
meets with the general approval of orchestras.
__
_
MITTENTHAL WITH MILLS, INC.
Appointed Sales Manager of That Publishing
House, Which Takes Over Catalog of Joe
Mittenthal, Inc.
Following the appointment of George A.
Friedman as general manager of Jack Mills,
Inc., this enterprising publishing firm makes the
further announcement that Joe Mittenthal, head
of the music publishing firm of that name, has
been appointed sales manager of the company.
Under the terms of the contract the Mills or-
ganization takes over the Joe Mittenthal, Inc.,
catalog, which includes such songs as "I'll Take
You Home Again, Pal o' Mine," "Tell Her at
Twilight," "The Fire Laddies," "The French
Trot,
The Flirt" and other issues.
RICHMOND CORP. INNOVATION
The acquisition of Joe Mittenthal to its staff,
following its other recent activities, marks a new
The monthly trade bulletin of the Richmond
era in the history of the Mills concern, which
Music Supply Corp. announces an innovation is known throughout the trade as "the house
by which it is possible for the trade to order that Jack built." . Mr. Mittenthal is widely
now, through the above organization, slice* known as a sales executive, is acquainted with
music supplies by telegraphic code. The popu- the trade in all parts of the country, and has
lar numbers from the various publishing cata- many qualifications that peculiarly fit him for
logs are listed with prices in the usual manner his new post. He will leave shortly on an in-
and alongside of each title in parentheses is the tensive trade tour throughout the country, re-
codeword by which stocks.may be replenished. establishing old acquaintanceships and inciden-
This idea in nowise interferes with the usual tally augmenting the trade's good-will towards
listings from the publishers' catalogs, but at pres- the Mills catalog.
ent is confined to the outstanding features of
The enlargement of the Mills forces, follow-
each. It should prove of value and convenience ing the recent acknowledgment of its Class A
and make for promptness.
rating by both the American Society of Com-
posers, Authors and Publishers and by the Mu-
sic Publishers' Protective Association, is a fur-
ther indication of the important position this
Joe McDaniel, president of the Joseph B. Mc- publishing firm now holds.
Daniel Music Co., Astor Theatre Building, New-
York City, recently returned from a trade tour
LOPEZ TO PLAY IN BUFFALO
of Southern territory.
Several numbers in
which he is interested, including "Delaware
Vincent Lopez a n d his Hotel Pennsylvania
Waltz," he reports, are having good sales in
O r c h e s t r a will m a k e a t r i p t o I ' u f f a l o e a r l y in
the South. The Remick number, "Carolina in M a y f o r t h e p u r p o s e of c e l e b r a t i n g t h e o p e n i n g
the Morning," he also reports as very active. of t h e n e w S t a t l e r H o t e l in t h a t c i t v .
McDANIEL BACK FROM SOUTH
IHE MELODY FOX 1ROT SONG
BUT STILL IN Mr HEART
A\.WIT/HARK £. SONS - Publishers - Wrtmark Building - /NEW Y O R K
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