Music Trade Review

NOVEMBER
THE
10, 1923
MUSIC
TRADE
REVIEW
61
NEW STOTT AND SMITH NUMBER
"Maid of the West" to Be Given Wide Ex­
ploitation by Sam Fox, Its Publisher
Sent to
Ro scoe Gilmore Stott, \\110 is responsible for
the appealing lyri c in the Stott-Geoffry O'Hara
success, "I Love a' Littl e Co ttage," published
by the Sam Fox Publishing Co" N ew York and ,
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I LOVE YOU
I.OVE TALl'~S
,N O, NO, NORA
EASY ~fELODY
SONG OF LOVE
'~ 6'U RNEY ' S E 'ND
l-I·AI.F , PAST TEN
LINGER AWHILE
WONDEItFTJL ONE
CAROLINA MA~UIY
.
,
JlI~( I E }lOOSIER HLl' ES·
. r
i\i !n'nIA LOVES PAPA
RIVER SHANNON lIIOON
STEAJANG TO VIRGINIA'
SAW MILL RIVER ROAD
SWINGIN' DOWN THE LANE
Cl' T YO\jRS_EI~F A PIECE OF CAKE
EVERY NIGHT I CRY lIiYSELJ;' TO
SLEEP OVER YOU
TAK]<;, OH TAJ{E, THOSE LIPS AWAY
You!
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NEW WILMORE NUMBER OUT
Four Brooklyn boys are the writers of a new
popular so ng published by the Wilmore Music
Co,., of that city. The song is entitled "Why
Should It Rain on a VVednesday Night?" Pro­
fessional copies are already being distributed
and orchestrations, in waltz form, will shortly
come from the printers. The lyrics , of "Why
Should It Rain on a Wednesday Night?" are by
L. Bandland and J- Kada, with music by J
Allgeier and G, Pann. The number bids fair
to be widely popular.
Jj!1ImI
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LEO. FEIST. loe.
New York
IV LIDAROCil
Roscoe Gilmore Stott and Clay Smith
Cleveland, 0" has, together with Clay Smith,
written another song ca ll ed "Ma id of the
\Nest," which was recently placed in th e catalog
of the sall ie publisher.
Me. S tott is a \\ ell-known writer of lyrics, a
contributor to current magaz-ines an d a lec turer
of note, be in g booked for lon g engage men ts
~ac h seaso n by the Redpath Lyceum Bureall'
Clay Smith is not unknown as a composer and,
considering the merits of "Maid of the \tV est,"
this comhinat'i on of writers, undoubtedly, will
be he a rd from frequently in the future or at
least more often than in the past.
The Fox organization plan s a wide exploita­
tion drive on "Maid of th e \V est." It, undoubt­
edly, will be heard in vaudeville, motion picture
houses, concert, lyceum, chautauqua and all
o~her chan nels where the programming of bet­
ter-class music creates sales for songs of the
,tandar d type. While it is true that ":Maid of
Ihe W es t" is of the better type of song, it has,
a s is the case with "I Love a Little Cottage,"
words and tllusic that should be popular.
DOWN IN TIlE SEA.
BIG SELLERS
'RIGINAL HOME OF JAZZ
HUSle PUBLlSIfER5"'"'~129 South StateSt.,ChicliSO
M. Witmark & Sons
in the various catalogs of
THE
WITMARJ{ JlI.ACJ{
S}<;UU;S
])ear Little Boy of j\-line
Gypsy Love Song
I'll Forget You
AND
WHITE
.June's the Time for Roses
Just to Hear You \Vhisper I Love
,Just Been ,\-Vond'ring All Day Long
Ki!T" ~Ie Again
'
Let the Rest of the '\-Vorl'l Go By
Mother lIfachree
lily Jean
My \Vild Irish Rose
Smilin' Through
You
Sunrise and You
Thn-t
Wonderful lIIother of lIIine
Ten Thousand Years from Now
The Lamplit }lour
OPERATIC
From "The Rise or Rosie O'Reilly"
When .June Comes Along With a )\ong
Dorn a.nd Heed in RrO'Oklyn
Fro.n "Little Nellie Kelly "
Nellie Iielly, I Love YOli
You Rem'ind lIle of My 1I10ther
POI'ULAR STANDARD PICTORIAL
Nt:;lIBERS
Alabamy Black Sheep, Won't You ' Return
to ~fy Fold?
Bebe
I'm Sitting Pretty in a Pret.ty Little City
Long Lost Mamma-J)addy lIiisses You
lIIidnight Rose
Out There in the Sunshine Wit-h You
When Will the Sun Shine for Me?
A WALTZ·BALLAD THAT IS SECOND TO NONE
"My Rose Is Only You"
UNIQUE DISTINCTION-SOO .ale. nTade through that many
consecuti\le d'emonstrations.
Recorded on Q R S, U. S. and Pianostyle Music Rolls
MID·WEST PUB. CO .. 1907 Western Ave .. Cincinnati, Ohio
FEIST Bid,., New York
CADMAN NUMBERS IN PORTLAND
PORTLAKD, ORE., November 3.-Charles Wakefield
Cadman sent his new song, "My Sweetheart of
I'aradise," published by Sherman, Clay & Co "
to Mrs, iVIy rtle W, Campbell, who is one of th e
original members of the Portlan-d Cadman Cl ub.
The song was presented to the club in recital
by ~ifrs, Campbell recently and at th e same
meeting a new trio, also by Cadman, was pre­
sented, This latter was especially int eresti n g
to the member s, as it was dcdical,ed to th e
Portland Cadman Club.
WATERSON,
BERLIN & SNYDER CO.
S.O.N·G H·I.T·S
My Sweetie Went Away
Oh! Gee, Ohl Gosh, Oh! Golly. I'm
in Love
'
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 Pat
Publi.bed by
WATERSON,
BERLIN & SNYDER CO.
Strand Theatre /lId,., New York Cit,., N. ·Y.
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