Music Trade Review

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MUSIC 'rRADE · REVIEW
SEPTEMBE~
15, 1923
IRVING BERLIN, Inc., 1607 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY
JULIUS P. WITMARK SINGS AGAIN
Takes Part in Interesting Concert Given at
Home of Mrs. Julius P. Witmark's Family
Juliu s P. Witmark, who, in hi s younger days,
was known as the boy soprano; has not been
heard singing, at least not in public, for many,
many years. He is now chiefl y known as one of
the three Witmark boys and the creator ot the
famous "Witmark Black and White Edition."
That Mr. \Vitmark still can sing was re­
cently proven at an int erest ing concert given at
"The Castle," th e beautiful home of hi s wife's
fam ily, Lynn, Mass., on Saturday evening, Au­
gust 11 , for the ben efit of th e Charity Commit­
tee of the Local Temple.
The concert de­
velope d into quite a social function, and numer­
ous people in the audience contributed enter­
tainment.
encore-encouragers
"home sweet home lullaby"
"little lad 0' dreams"
"sweetheart o'mine"
"music of a baby"
"land o'romance"
"callin' you"
encore-repeaters
"april fool & little pignose"
"three encore songs"
"the lilac tree"
"the newlyweds"
"wishes three"
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MUS"'"' ' "' S 5~E.VAN BUREN 51.CHICAGO
REMICK'S BEST SELLERS
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Barney Google
Dreamy Melody
Sweet One
My Buddy
On the Isle of Wlckl
WacklWoo
Carolina In the Morning
Fl~st, LaSt and Always
. Girl of the Gol4en West
Lou'slana
FalUng
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"That Red Head Gal"
"Steamboat Sal"
"Ach! Louie!"
"You Wanted Some­
one to Play With"
"S'Nora"
"Israel"
"M T Pocket Blues"
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Beside a Babbling Brook
Successor to ' RIO
Irvin g Cohn, who collaborated in the wrtttng
of "Yes! We Have No Bananas," has placed
with Jerome H. Remick & Co. a new song, en­
titled "Sweet Butt er" (I'd Love It On My
Toast). The Remick organization has decid ed
to exploit it on a wi de scale. Orchestrations
will be reJeased at once and severa l weeks later
it is to be pla ce d with va udeville ar tist s.
AH"ASMQSH'N~
SPLAjHr~G
hinds, hayden & eldredge, inc.
PANAMA TWILIC
NEW NUMBER BV IRVING COHN
. It was notable that although the program was
sponsored by Mr. Witmark it wa s quite varied,
containing some favorite numbers from com­
petitive catalogs, the "Witmark Black and White
Edition" predominating: Mr. Witmark himself
was enthusiastically received with his selections,
particularly "Can't Yo' Heah Me Callin', Caro­
line ?"
The other artists were Mis s L eila McIntyre,
of H yam s and McIntyre, musical readings ; Mrs.
Marjorie Warren Leadbetter, soprano; Mi ss
Je an' Woods Lynch, contral to; Master Thomas
Howell, boy soprano; Thomas Quinn, tenor;
Morris Zam, pianist, and Lo rist e r Stockwell,
baritone . The accompanists were Gladys Thorn­
dike, John McLaughlin and John Lahey, and
the program consisted of the following num­
bers: "Toreador Song" (Carmen), by Bizet;
"Good Night, Good Night," by Ball; "The
Piper's Spring," by Newton; "Tha t Wonderful
Mother of Min e," by Ha ge r; "Farewell, Ye
Mountains" (Jean d' Arc), by Tschaikowsky;
"The Golden Crown," Gantvoort; "Somewhere
. for Me Ther e's Someone Waiting,"- Sto·gd en;
"Heart to Heart I Hold You Dear," Vander­
pool; "Sixth Rhapsody," Lizst; "Fantasie Im­
promptu," Chopin; "Voce Prima Vera," Strauss;
"June's the Time for Ro ses," D'Lorah; . "Hiss!
For Shame," Fitz; "Mighty Lak a Rose" (with
apologies), Stammers, and "Just Been Wonder­
ing All Day Lo ng," Can ning.
JEROME
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