Music Trade Review

OcrOBER
THE MUSIC TRADE
27, 1923
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REVIEW
AL DUBIN FINALLY REAPPEARS
Well-known Songwriter Suffered From Loss of
Memory as Result of War
"Century"
Preferred!
Dealers Prefer "C entury"
BECAUSE
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Is
Procura.ble!
the
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(That Pie a s e s the
Public)
TWO-Jt Shows an
Profit of Over 200% !
(That Pleases the Dealer)
THR)<;E-It
vertised!
Is
Nationally Ad­
(Thnt Makes Selling
Century Music Pub. Co.
235 Weal 40th St.
New York
FEIST DANCE FOLIO CAMPAIGN
Leo Feist, In c. , which is to issue shortly a
new dance folio, will inaugurate a wide cam­
paign to exploit the publication. Included in
the plans is a full-page advertisement illus­
tratin g and describin g the folio, which will
ap pear in th(; Saturda y E ven ing Post in the
, i ~s ue of November IS.
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.1\1 Dubin, wcll-kno\vn son gwri te r, has re­
turned to. :t\ew Yo rk aft ~ r all abse nce of seve n
1110l1ths in w hich time he was report ed lo st
an d was thou g ht to ha ve met with foul play.
Songwriters, In c. , the ,\1I1 e ri ca n Society of
Composers, Aut hors & Publi she rs, va ud evi lle
perform e rs, and orch~stras had bee n e n gaged
in a searc h for him.
Dubin had been gass ed in action durin g the
Vvorld V:ar, following: which h e spent seve n
months in ho spital s in Fran ce and the l Tnite d
States recoverin g from shell shock, which has
never totall y disappeared. Whil e away h e suf­
fered from a loss of memory and und e r th a t
co nditi o n signed as a member of th e cre w of
the S.S. "Genera l Botha," a freight e r plying
be tween New York and South Africa.
According to his story, upon his trip he
landed in Capetown, South Afr ica, where he
wa s attracted by th e sounds of music played by
a hot e l orc hestra. The soothing strains of th e
mu sic brou ght bac k hi s memory a nd, st ill da ze d,
he hurried to his ship and made a rr angemen ts
to sec ur e immediate passage to the enited
S tat es, arriving in Boston last week ,
Dubin is the wr iter of "All the World 'W ill
Be J ea lous of Me, " "Crooning" and " Who 'll
Take th e Place of M a ry," as well as o the r suc­
cesse s. Just before his abrupt d eparture he
joined the staff of Jack Mills, Inc ., as special
materi a l writer, and placed in that catalo" the
song "Just a Girl That Men Forget," which,
upon his return, he finds to be one of the most
successfu l of current, popular hits _
TO BE IN CHICAGO PERMANENTLY
"Jelly Roll" Morton to Live in Big City by the
Lake-Places New Numbers With Melrose
CHICAGO, ILL., Octoher 19.- " Telly Roll" iVfor­
ton, famous jazz pianist and orchestra leader,
has again made his permanent residen ce in this
city, following an absence of seven years in
which he played in practically all the large cities
in th~ South and West . He recently closed
arrangements to record fOI both the Gennett
and Okeh records, for whi ch he will make piano
solos and will direct an orches tra .
BIG SELLERS
in the various catalogs of
M. Witmark & Sons
THE
WITMARK BLACK
SERIES
Dear Little Boy of )l-line
Gypsy Love Song
I'll Forget You
WHITE
June's the Time for Ros es
Ju st to Hear You 'Vhisper I Lov e
Just Been Wond'ring All Day Long
KlsR Me Again
Let the R es t of the \Vorld Go By
Mother
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You
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APPLE SAPCR
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("AI{OIANA MA-'DIY
III ' STING 1'HI-; IO;YS
GOOD "IOItT \l'ALTZ
HOI', S 10 P A:-Ill .Il· AI I'
BLl".E Hoosn:n BLt:ES
UIV.ER SHAN"ON MOON
~(IT.L I(IVER ItOAU
SWINGIN' DOWN 1.'HE LA~E
CI ' T YOl'RSELF A PI.EC.E OF CAK.E
THIO~E O·CLOCK IN THE 1I10RNING
YOU'VE GOT TO SEE MAMlIIA EVERY
NIGHT
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Write for Dealers' Price.
LEO. FEIST, Int.,
FEIST Bldg., New York l
Several songs of "Jelly Roll" Morton have
achieved prominence and he recently placed
~o me new numbers with ivI e lrose nros. :Mu sic
Co., of this city. Among hi s latc son;::s are
"Grandpa's Spells," "The Pearls," "Kin g Por­
ter," "Chica .l!o Breakdown," ":t\i n \' Orleans
Blues," " Deu cts v\ ild," "Shrevt'por t Stomp s,"
" An y Ox," "St ratfo rd Ra g," " Ma nmanita,"
" London Blues," "Southern Town," "K'll1sas
Cit y Stomp s" a nd ";\11'. Je ll y Lord " .'\ll the numbers will be issued, publish ed an d ca ta­
logued und e r the trade 11:111](' "'Jelly R o ll ' Mor­
ton 's Blues and Ra~ Se ri es," wh ich \I ill pr oh­
ably meet with fav or.
WATERSON,
BERLIN & SNYDER CO.
S-O-N-G H-I-T-S
My Sweetie Went Away
Oh! Gee, Oh! Gosh, Oh! Golly, I'm
in L 'o ve
Waitin' for the Evenin' Mail
Who's Sorry Now
Back in the ' Old Neighborhood
Land of Cotton Blues
Stella
Two Time Dan
You're Trying to Throw Me Down
Wanna Go South Again Blues
Roll Along Missouri
Daddy's Wonderful Pal
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Publi.hed by
Jean
)l-Iy " ' lid Irish Rose
Smilin' Throngh
)I-[y
WATERSON,
Sunrise and You
That. Wonderful. lI[other of Mine
'1'en Thousand YeaTS from Now
The Lampllt Hour
OPERATIC
From IOThe Rise of Rosie O'Reilly"
Whe n June Comes Along With ,\ Song
Dorn a .nd Bred in Brooklyn
From "Little Nellie Kelly"
Nellie Kelly, I Love Yon
You Remind life of Jl-iy Jl-fother
POP{;LAR STANDARD PICTORIAL
N(!)l-IBERS
Alllbamy Black Shef>p, 'l'on 't You Return
to My Fold?
B ebe
I'm Sitting- Pretty in a Pretty LitU" City
Long Lost lIlamma-Daddy Misses You
:l I1idnight Rose
Out There In the Snn.hine Wit·h You
When ''I' m th e Sun Shine for Me?
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BERLIN & SNYDER CO.
Slraad Theatre dldg., New York (ity, N. Y.
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