Music Trade Review

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NEW FEIST DANCE FOLIO NOW READY
Thirty of the Leading Feist Hits Included in
the Latest Volume of Dance Music Which
Will Be Advertised in a Big Way
L eo F ei s t, Tnc, ,,,,,ill shortly issue the Feist
dance fo lio Nu. 6, the late st additio n to the
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series of similar folios that have proven so pop­
ular in all sections of th e country, due to the
live character of the selections included therein .
The latest volume contains thirty of the lead­
ing Feist hit s, among them such dance suc­
cesses as "No, No, Nora," "Swinging Down the
Lane," "Saw Mill River Road," "Cut Yourself
a Piece of Cake," "Love Tales," "Blue Hoosier
Blues," etc.
What the Hou se of Feist thinks of the new
fo li o and its possibilities is in dica ted by the
fact that it will be the feature of an exten sive
advertising campaign whic h will include a full
pa ge dLvoted entirely to the folio in the Sat­
urday Ev enin g Post of No vember 15. There will
also be issued an attractiv e series of cutouts
and display ca rd s for the use of dealers.
SOME NEW BRITISH PUBLICATIONS
New publications issu ed by W. Paxton & Co.,
Ltd., London, Eng., include "A Song of Char­
mi on," wo rds by Douglas G. Furber and music
by Raymond Lou gh boro ugh; "Daffodil Land,"
words by J. J. Cadwaldar and music by Chas.
Sampson; "Little L ad y," with words by A. H.
Pool and music by Percy Elliott; "Londonderry
.\ir," arranged for piano by Edric Cundell, and
"Rava nna," Oriental valse, by Richard Beech.
SYNDICATE ADVANCES PRICES
It was rec en tly announced that the McCrory
Stores, which, for some time past, had been un­
derselling and using shee t music as a sal es
leader ra ther th an an obje ct of merchandise
up on which a profit must be realized, has in­
creas ed the price at wh ich it will se ll populal
m usic from 20 to 25 cents per copy.
OPENS SHEET MUSIC DEPARTMENT
Frelinger Music House, 315 Columbia street,
Lafayette, Ind ., has installed a sheet music de­
partment.
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MOVES TO LARGER QUARTERS
Ivliss Clara 1. Hicks, operating und er the name
of the C. I. Hi cks Music Co., 655 Washington
street, Boston, Mass., has mo ved to larger qua r­
ters at 99 Bedford street in that city. This
firm is one of the leadin g jobbers in New Eng­
land and the enlarged quarters afford greater
facilities for a st ead ily increasing bu sines s.
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When She Talks About Seeing Father(new)
If I Had You (new)
Many Years (new)
'Ginny (new)
Wonderful Child
She's Got Another Daddy
Always Looking For a Little Sunshine
Home (My Lovin' Dixie Home'
Beautiful Rose
Lonesome Two
Just a Little Gold Watch and Chain
Broken Hearts
Piano Dreams (Instrumental W altz)
Step (Instrumental One-Step)
Dansopation, Instrumental Fox Trot (n ew)
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Sunset, The Hills and You (new)
Mother, My Own (new)
Honey-Brown Eyes (new)
Love is Love For Ever
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