Music Trade Review
Issue: 1924 Vol. 78 N. 3 - Page 50
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THE
MUSIC
TRADE
REVIEW
JANUARY 19, 1924
A SNAPPY FOX TROT SONG
You can't £ o
-g'
Rapid Progress Made by
Hearst Music Publishers
L. Steele is in charge of the New York offices,
which occupy large space in the Roseland
Building, 1658 Broadway.
Among the recent releases by the Hearst
Only Three Years Old, Firm Now Has Distrib- company are "Some Day You'll Cry Over
uting Organization Covering the Whole of
Somebody Else," "If I Had You," "In the Land
the United States and Canada
of Sweet Sixteen," "She's Got Another Daddy,"
"Only a Butterfly," "Lover's Lane Is a Lone-
Hearst Music Publishers of Canada, Ltd., some Trail" and "Forget Me Not."
which during the past year has opened a num-
All the above numbers are being broadcasted
ber of branches in the United States as well as regularly at the following radio stations: Edge-
in its original territory, Canada, has made rapid water Beach Hotel and Drake Hotel, Chicago;
progress this year, its third since the company Toronto Star and Manitoba Government, Win-
was organized.
nipeg, Man.
The head offices of the company are at Win-
nipeg, Canada; branch offices at New York and
Chicago as well as Toronto. Its European rep-
resentatives are B. Feldman & Co., of London,
Eng., who have published every song issued by
the Hearst organization. L. F. Collin, Pty, of Work as Conducted by Remick Gift & Song
Melbourne and Sydney, is its Australian repre-
Shop in That City a Direct Stimulus to In-
sentative.
creased Sales of These Numbers
In addition to the above it is said that Hearst
PORTLAND, ORE., January 5.—According to Man-
Music Publishers control forty-nine retail out-
lets and recently added twelve more, with large ager I. E. Sklare, of the Portland Remick Song
& Gift Shop, the demand for popular hits is
plans for additions during the year 1924.
Recently they opened most attractive Ameri- increasing instead of diminishing, as some say.
can executive and professional offices in Chi- You only have to go to the little shop on Wash-
cago, occupying the entire fourth floor of the ington street and see the regular stream of
Garrick Building of that city. The Chicago customers waiting their turn at the popular
office is under the direction of the general man- music counter to be convinced that Mr. Sklare
ager of the company, Thomas Quigley. Fred is right in his assertion, at least so far as this
shop is concerned. It may be that Mr. Sklare
is partly responsible for the persistent demand
for "So I Took the Fifty Thousand Dollars,"
"Somebody's Wrong," "You Can't Make a Fool
Send Your Stock Orders Now!
Out of Me" and the "Peggy Baby" waltz on
The Sales Are Enormous!
account of his tie-up with the moving picture
200% PROFIT
houses. Harry Linden, conductor of the Colum-
bia Theatre, has been featuring "So I Took the
Fifty Thousand Dollars," hence the big demand
for this number. The Columbia is one of Port-
land's most popular houses.
Portland Demand for Hits
Holding Up Very Good
Composer Wins Prize
PORTLAND, ORK., January 12.—E. O. Spitzner,
Portland violinist, composer and teacher of
music, received word from Chicago that one
of his compositions had won third prize in a
nation-wide contest conducted by the Chicago
Daily News. His number, entitled "Prairie
Lament," was written for full orchestra and was
submitted by Mr. Spitzner on short notice. Mr.
Spitzner is a charter member of the Oregon
Composers' Society. He has lived in Portland
for twenty years.
WIT/ALWAYI-, HIT/,, ONLY
"Mom-Ma"
"You Wanted Someone to
Play With, I Wanted Some-
one to Love"
"Steamboat Sal"
"Happy and Go-Lucky in
My Old Kentucky Home"
"Little Town in the Ould
County Down"
World Famous
REMICKS BEST SELLERS
MUSIC
50 New Numbers and New
Catalogs NOW READY for 1924
I K K K ( ATAI,O(.S WITH STOCK OKDKKS
f rc|>riiit-.. Milable copyrights fur piano.
dii«*ts, violin and piiino music, musical
tir*- Maiiilard smigs, saxophone and
Hisir.
perfectly tinkered. Printed on (he l»est
New title panes.
Write for Samples and IJIMTHI
MCKINLEY MUSIC CO.
1501-1515 E. 55th St.
CHICAGO
ROBERT TELLER SONS & DORNER
Music Engravers and Printers
DREAMY MELODY
SOMEBODYS WRONG
YOU CANT MAKtfl FOOL OUT OF ME
FIRSUAST AND ALWAYS
SOITOOKTHE'50,000
STEPPIN' OUT
NEARER AND DEARER
BRING BACKTHATOLD FASHIONED VMLTZ
JEROME H. REMICK fc CO.
DETROIT
NEWyOfyC
CH/CAGO
SEND MANUSCRIPT AND IDEA OF
TITLE FOR ESTIMATE
311 West 43rd Street
New York City
BUY YOUR MUSIC FROM
BOSTON
Publishers
Walter Jacobs, Inc. B ' O & K S .
JACOBS' PIANO FOLIOS ( V O L S )
A Complete Library for Photo-Play Pianists
Oliver Ditson Company
BOSTON
NEW YORK
Anticipate and supply Every Requirement of Music
Dealers
White-Smith Music £ub. Co.
PUBLISHERS, PRINTERS AND ENGRAVERS OF MUSIC
Main Offices: 40-44 Winchester St., Boston.
Branch Houses: New York and Chicago.
THE
MUSIC
TRADE
REVIEW
JANUARY 19, 1924
A SNAPPY FOX TROT SONG
You can't £ o
-g'
Rapid Progress Made by
Hearst Music Publishers
L. Steele is in charge of the New York offices,
which occupy large space in the Roseland
Building, 1658 Broadway.
Among the recent releases by the Hearst
Only Three Years Old, Firm Now Has Distrib- company are "Some Day You'll Cry Over
uting Organization Covering the Whole of
Somebody Else," "If I Had You," "In the Land
the United States and Canada
of Sweet Sixteen," "She's Got Another Daddy,"
"Only a Butterfly," "Lover's Lane Is a Lone-
Hearst Music Publishers of Canada, Ltd., some Trail" and "Forget Me Not."
which during the past year has opened a num-
All the above numbers are being broadcasted
ber of branches in the United States as well as regularly at the following radio stations: Edge-
in its original territory, Canada, has made rapid water Beach Hotel and Drake Hotel, Chicago;
progress this year, its third since the company Toronto Star and Manitoba Government, Win-
was organized.
nipeg, Man.
The head offices of the company are at Win-
nipeg, Canada; branch offices at New York and
Chicago as well as Toronto. Its European rep-
resentatives are B. Feldman & Co., of London,
Eng., who have published every song issued by
the Hearst organization. L. F. Collin, Pty, of Work as Conducted by Remick Gift & Song
Melbourne and Sydney, is its Australian repre-
Shop in That City a Direct Stimulus to In-
sentative.
creased Sales of These Numbers
In addition to the above it is said that Hearst
PORTLAND, ORE., January 5.—According to Man-
Music Publishers control forty-nine retail out-
lets and recently added twelve more, with large ager I. E. Sklare, of the Portland Remick Song
& Gift Shop, the demand for popular hits is
plans for additions during the year 1924.
Recently they opened most attractive Ameri- increasing instead of diminishing, as some say.
can executive and professional offices in Chi- You only have to go to the little shop on Wash-
cago, occupying the entire fourth floor of the ington street and see the regular stream of
Garrick Building of that city. The Chicago customers waiting their turn at the popular
office is under the direction of the general man- music counter to be convinced that Mr. Sklare
ager of the company, Thomas Quigley. Fred is right in his assertion, at least so far as this
shop is concerned. It may be that Mr. Sklare
is partly responsible for the persistent demand
for "So I Took the Fifty Thousand Dollars,"
"Somebody's Wrong," "You Can't Make a Fool
Send Your Stock Orders Now!
Out of Me" and the "Peggy Baby" waltz on
The Sales Are Enormous!
account of his tie-up with the moving picture
200% PROFIT
houses. Harry Linden, conductor of the Colum-
bia Theatre, has been featuring "So I Took the
Fifty Thousand Dollars," hence the big demand
for this number. The Columbia is one of Port-
land's most popular houses.
Portland Demand for Hits
Holding Up Very Good
Composer Wins Prize
PORTLAND, ORK., January 12.—E. O. Spitzner,
Portland violinist, composer and teacher of
music, received word from Chicago that one
of his compositions had won third prize in a
nation-wide contest conducted by the Chicago
Daily News. His number, entitled "Prairie
Lament," was written for full orchestra and was
submitted by Mr. Spitzner on short notice. Mr.
Spitzner is a charter member of the Oregon
Composers' Society. He has lived in Portland
for twenty years.
WIT/ALWAYI-, HIT/,, ONLY
"Mom-Ma"
"You Wanted Someone to
Play With, I Wanted Some-
one to Love"
"Steamboat Sal"
"Happy and Go-Lucky in
My Old Kentucky Home"
"Little Town in the Ould
County Down"
World Famous
REMICKS BEST SELLERS
MUSIC
50 New Numbers and New
Catalogs NOW READY for 1924
I K K K ( ATAI,O(.S WITH STOCK OKDKKS
f rc|>riiit-.. Milable copyrights fur piano.
dii«*ts, violin and piiino music, musical
tir*- Maiiilard smigs, saxophone and
Hisir.
perfectly tinkered. Printed on (he l»est
New title panes.
Write for Samples and IJIMTHI
MCKINLEY MUSIC CO.
1501-1515 E. 55th St.
CHICAGO
ROBERT TELLER SONS & DORNER
Music Engravers and Printers
DREAMY MELODY
SOMEBODYS WRONG
YOU CANT MAKtfl FOOL OUT OF ME
FIRSUAST AND ALWAYS
SOITOOKTHE'50,000
STEPPIN' OUT
NEARER AND DEARER
BRING BACKTHATOLD FASHIONED VMLTZ
JEROME H. REMICK fc CO.
DETROIT
NEWyOfyC
CH/CAGO
SEND MANUSCRIPT AND IDEA OF
TITLE FOR ESTIMATE
311 West 43rd Street
New York City
BUY YOUR MUSIC FROM
BOSTON
Publishers
Walter Jacobs, Inc. B ' O & K S .
JACOBS' PIANO FOLIOS ( V O L S )
A Complete Library for Photo-Play Pianists
Oliver Ditson Company
BOSTON
NEW YORK
Anticipate and supply Every Requirement of Music
Dealers
White-Smith Music £ub. Co.
PUBLISHERS, PRINTERS AND ENGRAVERS OF MUSIC
Main Offices: 40-44 Winchester St., Boston.
Branch Houses: New York and Chicago.
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