Music Trade Review
Issue: 1924 Vol. 78 N. 12 - Page 48
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THE
48
THE "WALTZ
MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
BALLAD* THAT'S
MARCH 22, 1924
DIFFERENT
Lovers lane is a lonesome Trail
Be First:
With A Hearst
Be First
With A Hearst
HEARST MUSIC PUBLISHERS OF CANADA LIMITED
Rouge, is one of the most elaborate and capable
cabaret productions ever staged in New York,
according to the opinions of music men and
critics who graced the initial performance.
Will Rossiter Number Sung by Leading Re- Among the numbers featured in the "Radio Forster Number Widely in Demand, With
Dealers Devoting Special Displays and Ex-
cital Artists—Other Popular Numbers in Girls" are "Listen in, Virginia," "Turn on Your
ploitation to It
Firm's Catalog
Radio," "Immigration Rose," "Nobody's Sweet-
heart," "In a Caravan," "Twilight on the Nile,"
One of the most sensational numbers on the
CHICAGO, III., March 15.—Several numbers in
"Lots o' Mama," "Out Where the Blue Begins"
the catalog of Will Rossiter are being featured and "Railroad Man," all Jack Mills publications. market now, it seems, is Wendell Hall's "It
by some of the most eminent artists and are A clever phonograph-radio hit, in which a Vo-
rapidly becoming very popular. The new waltz calion record made by Ben Selvin's Moulin
song, "Shepherd's Love," by Hubert Fletcher Rouge Orchestra was used, was a decided hit.
and W. A. Manahan, has been introduced in "Love Is Like a Gamble," the new Selvin tune,
America by the following artists: Mine. Schu- was featured.
mann Heink, Cyrena Van Gordon, Tito Schipa,
Florence Macbeth, Margery Maxwell, Lydia
Van Gilder, Claudia Muzio, Milo Luka, Forrest
Lamont, Earl E. Craven, Messie Christian and
Geoffrey O'Hara, the well-known composer
many other well-known singers.
"Rosie O'Reilly," words and music by W. R. of "I Love a Little Cottage," and other equally
Williams, writer of "Don't You Remember the important songs, has set to music the famous
Time," is another waltz number which has been poem by Robert W. Service, "It's a Mighty
Good World." Chappell-Harms, Inc., upon hear-
recognized as one of the popular waltz hits.
Will Rossiter also announces that he has the ing the manuscript, immediately decided to issue
IT AINT GONNA
RAIN HOMO
selling rights for the popular number entitled the number.
"Brown Eyes," published by Phil Schwartz
Music Co. This number is being featured over
the radio by the artists at station KYW.
The Harry Von Tilzer Music Publishing Co.
has released a new novelty blues entitled "Hot
Toes, Hot Feet, Hot Shoes." The number has
Billy Arnold's "Radio Girls," the new revue been introduced by several orchestras and the
which had its premiere recently at the Moulin early indications mark it for wide popularity
Featuring "It Ain't Gonna Rain No Mo'"
Ain't Gonna Rain No Mo," and the reproduc-
tion of Sherman-Clay's window shown herewith
is just one of many displays that is being given
the number.
It seems that Wendell's own recording
started the "Rain" craze and now "Everybody's
Spreading Sunshine 'Cause It Ain't Gonna Rain
No Mo'."
The number is published by Forster, Music
Publisher, Inc., Chicago. The Forster concern
is out in front now with one of the best-selling
catalogs in the business.
Wendell Hall's Rain
Song a Big Seller
"Shepherd's Love" on
Many Artists' Programs
New Geoffrey O'Hara Song
New Von Tilzer Number
Featured at Moulin Rouge
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
We Are the Publishers of
CHICKIE
American Music Vogue
in German Cities
Jazz Numbers of American Composition Drive
Out Competition of Native Numbers in Berlin
and Other Cities
The Big Song Hit
JACK MILLS, Inc.
Jack Mills Building
148-50 West 46th Street
New York, N. Y.
WASHINGTON, D. C, March 10.—Jazz hits popu-
lar in this country.are now the rage in Berlin,
where American music has driven the domestic
brand almost entirely off the market, according
to a report to the Department of Commerce.
A radical change in the German musical taste
has been noticeable since the war, it is declared,
culminating in a craze for jazz. American pieces
are heard everywhere, and although somewhat
ancient as compared with their popularity in the
United States they usually enjoy a longer tenure
of life than in this country.
Early Phonograph Record
and Piano Roll
Releases
Scheduled
JACK
NORWORTHS
BIG H I T
YOU CAN TAKE ME AWAY FROM DIXIE
With a Snappy
Melodious Rhythm
of Irresistible Charm
(BUT
Y O U CAN'T
TAKE
DIXIE
FROM
M E )
HEARST MUSIC PUBLISHERS OF CANADA LIMITED
FOX TROT
Be First
With A Hearst
THE
48
THE "WALTZ
MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
BALLAD* THAT'S
MARCH 22, 1924
DIFFERENT
Lovers lane is a lonesome Trail
Be First:
With A Hearst
Be First
With A Hearst
HEARST MUSIC PUBLISHERS OF CANADA LIMITED
Rouge, is one of the most elaborate and capable
cabaret productions ever staged in New York,
according to the opinions of music men and
critics who graced the initial performance.
Will Rossiter Number Sung by Leading Re- Among the numbers featured in the "Radio Forster Number Widely in Demand, With
Dealers Devoting Special Displays and Ex-
cital Artists—Other Popular Numbers in Girls" are "Listen in, Virginia," "Turn on Your
ploitation to It
Firm's Catalog
Radio," "Immigration Rose," "Nobody's Sweet-
heart," "In a Caravan," "Twilight on the Nile,"
One of the most sensational numbers on the
CHICAGO, III., March 15.—Several numbers in
"Lots o' Mama," "Out Where the Blue Begins"
the catalog of Will Rossiter are being featured and "Railroad Man," all Jack Mills publications. market now, it seems, is Wendell Hall's "It
by some of the most eminent artists and are A clever phonograph-radio hit, in which a Vo-
rapidly becoming very popular. The new waltz calion record made by Ben Selvin's Moulin
song, "Shepherd's Love," by Hubert Fletcher Rouge Orchestra was used, was a decided hit.
and W. A. Manahan, has been introduced in "Love Is Like a Gamble," the new Selvin tune,
America by the following artists: Mine. Schu- was featured.
mann Heink, Cyrena Van Gordon, Tito Schipa,
Florence Macbeth, Margery Maxwell, Lydia
Van Gilder, Claudia Muzio, Milo Luka, Forrest
Lamont, Earl E. Craven, Messie Christian and
Geoffrey O'Hara, the well-known composer
many other well-known singers.
"Rosie O'Reilly," words and music by W. R. of "I Love a Little Cottage," and other equally
Williams, writer of "Don't You Remember the important songs, has set to music the famous
Time," is another waltz number which has been poem by Robert W. Service, "It's a Mighty
Good World." Chappell-Harms, Inc., upon hear-
recognized as one of the popular waltz hits.
Will Rossiter also announces that he has the ing the manuscript, immediately decided to issue
IT AINT GONNA
RAIN HOMO
selling rights for the popular number entitled the number.
"Brown Eyes," published by Phil Schwartz
Music Co. This number is being featured over
the radio by the artists at station KYW.
The Harry Von Tilzer Music Publishing Co.
has released a new novelty blues entitled "Hot
Toes, Hot Feet, Hot Shoes." The number has
Billy Arnold's "Radio Girls," the new revue been introduced by several orchestras and the
which had its premiere recently at the Moulin early indications mark it for wide popularity
Featuring "It Ain't Gonna Rain No Mo'"
Ain't Gonna Rain No Mo," and the reproduc-
tion of Sherman-Clay's window shown herewith
is just one of many displays that is being given
the number.
It seems that Wendell's own recording
started the "Rain" craze and now "Everybody's
Spreading Sunshine 'Cause It Ain't Gonna Rain
No Mo'."
The number is published by Forster, Music
Publisher, Inc., Chicago. The Forster concern
is out in front now with one of the best-selling
catalogs in the business.
Wendell Hall's Rain
Song a Big Seller
"Shepherd's Love" on
Many Artists' Programs
New Geoffrey O'Hara Song
New Von Tilzer Number
Featured at Moulin Rouge
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
We Are the Publishers of
CHICKIE
American Music Vogue
in German Cities
Jazz Numbers of American Composition Drive
Out Competition of Native Numbers in Berlin
and Other Cities
The Big Song Hit
JACK MILLS, Inc.
Jack Mills Building
148-50 West 46th Street
New York, N. Y.
WASHINGTON, D. C, March 10.—Jazz hits popu-
lar in this country.are now the rage in Berlin,
where American music has driven the domestic
brand almost entirely off the market, according
to a report to the Department of Commerce.
A radical change in the German musical taste
has been noticeable since the war, it is declared,
culminating in a craze for jazz. American pieces
are heard everywhere, and although somewhat
ancient as compared with their popularity in the
United States they usually enjoy a longer tenure
of life than in this country.
Early Phonograph Record
and Piano Roll
Releases
Scheduled
JACK
NORWORTHS
BIG H I T
YOU CAN TAKE ME AWAY FROM DIXIE
With a Snappy
Melodious Rhythm
of Irresistible Charm
(BUT
Y O U CAN'T
TAKE
DIXIE
FROM
M E )
HEARST MUSIC PUBLISHERS OF CANADA LIMITED
FOX TROT
Be First
With A Hearst
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