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THE
MUSIC
TRADE
REVIEW
DECE MBER
29, 1923
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GARBER=DAVIS ON KEITH CIRCUIT
Leader With Garber-Davis Orchestra to Make
Metropo1i tan Appearances
Jan Ga rber and Hi s Ga rber -Davis Orch estra,
of Atlanta, Ga., on e of the se nsa tions of the
orchestra field this season, is shortly to be
booked for a season by Keith intere s ts for
me tropolit a n appearances. It is said that all
the la rge hou se s w ill see this unu sual mus ical
combination. Undoubtedly, the orc he st ra will
th en tour the count ry, being booked with th e
aid and co-op e ration of lo ca l dealer s. A few
word s re gar ding th e metho ds a nd personnel of
thi s sen sa tional musica l agg re gat ion should be
o f inter es t.
Garbe r, bes id es being a whole show in him­
self, has on e of th e most unique, s ingin g, danc­
ing and playing bands in existen ce to-day. The y
have youth, individuality, rhythm and showman­
ship, ' and th e only fault to be found is that in
th e majorit y of instances the dan ce rs cease to
da nce and ga th e r around to watch the boys
"p ut 'em o ver."
Thi s organization has been
signed by th e Victor on a n exclusive cont rac t
for a p eriod of time and their first recordings
a re enjoyi ng a wide sa le. Garbe r is having
wonderful success with the new fox-trot hit,
"That Bran ' New Gal of Mine," an d gives the
number a marvelous presentation,
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TO PLAY MANUSCRIPT NUMBERS
Paul Sp echt, noted orchestra director, record­
ing artist and vaudevi lle he ad lin er, has d ec reed
a spe ci a l ni g ht every Thursday a t th e Co ngo
Room of Hotd Alamac a t S eve nty-firs t street
a nd Broadway, New York City, where h e and
hi s orchestra ar e featured and where he will
'welcome all manuscript from writers, both
known and unknown , and publi shers for per­
form a nce in public try-outs. Thu s will th e
struggling wri ter come into hi s o wn.
JACK MILLS TAKES ANOTHER FLOOR
'\.no t her flo or in the J ac k Mill s Building, 148­
150 W es t For ty- sixth stre et, has be en taken ove r
by th e Mill s' organ iza tio n. P la ns to enlarge its
pe rsonnel a re also und er way and arrangements
for in creased activity during the year 1924 h ave
been closed by Jack Mills, Inc., in other direc­
tion s.
"Mom-Ma"
"You Wanted Someone to
Play With, I Wanted Some­
one to Love"
SONGWRITERS IN NEW ACT
Lo ui s Brea u and C harl es Tobias, songwr ite rs
a nd publisher s, under their own name s, because
of th eir enter tai nin g ab il ity, a re b ei ng booked
as rt.:g ular ac ts at Su nda y ni g ht vaudev ille co n­
ce rt s and benefits . Th e Kn icke rbock e r a nd th e
'y\'int er Gard en a re two recent dates the boys
have played merely for th e purpo se of exploit­
in g their own son gs.
"Steamboat Sal"
"Happy and Go-Lucky in
My Old Kentucky Home"
"Little Town in the Ould
County Down"
PAUL SPECHT RECORDING ORCHESTRAS
Pa ul Spec ht has now thr ee different re cording
orc he stras und er hi s management, all of whi ch
are cngaged by th e Co lumbia Phon ogra ph Co.
Th ey are Pau l Specht's Alamac Orchestra, Paul
Spec ht 's "Georg ians" an d his lates t com bin a­
tion, the "Roma nce rs."
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