Music Trade Review
Issue: 1924 Vol. 79 N. 24 - Page 156
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THE
142
Popular Composer Also
Chicago Orchestra Leader
Ted Fiorito Directs Oriole Terrace Orchestra
at the Edgewater Beach Hotel and Starts
Many Songs on Road to Success
Ted Fiorito, who has written numerous song
successes in collaboration with Gus Kahn, is a
musician of unusual ability. His success in
MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
dancers. Many of them are Chicagoans and
most every visitor to the Windy City makes at
least one visit to the Edgewater Beach dance
floor.
The latest success this orchestra has been
rendering is "When the Moon Shines in Carol
Gables," a fox-trot song which, during the past
few weeks, has made itself quite popular. Irv-
ing Berlin, Inc., is the publisher.
Century Co. Lists Numbers
With Saxophone Parts
Well-known Compositions for Piano Now
Arranged With Three Parts for Saxophone
to Meet Popular Demand
Robbins-Engel, Inc., besides its well-known
catalog of popular songs, has a series of standard
collections that are increasing in importance.
Among these are the Capitol Photoplay Series
arranged by Rapee Axt, issued for photoplay
orchestras in both large and small theatres. The
catalog also includes the Red Seal Concert
Series. These numbers are also particularly ap-
propriate for orchestral rendition.
The Gold Seal Library Series includes such
songs as "If Love Were All," "Rose o' Mine,"
"I Hear Thy Voice in Ev'ry Song," "When
Love Comes Stealing," "Eili Eili" and "Red,
Red Rose." The popular standard collection of
the company includes such successes as "Mello
'Cello," "March of the Manikins," "Burning
Sands," "Love Dreams" and "Bonnie."
"Oh, Didn't It Rain" Recorded
Bornstein to Visit Bermuda
Eddie Leonard's song, "Oh, Didn't It Rain,"
which is featured in his vaudeville act, is now
appearing on leading talking machine records.
This song is being made popular through the
cause and work of eighteen banjoists in the
Eddie Leonard vaudeville performances. The
Edward B. Marks Music Co. are the publishers.
Ben Bornstein, general manager of Ager,
Vellen & Bornstein, Inc., is planning a trip to
Bermuda this month for a much-needed rest.
Judging by the success of "I Wonder What's
Become of Sally," "Hard-Hearted Hannah" and
other A., Y. & B. songs, 'Ben not only deserves
the trip but can probab.lv well afford it.
Robbins-Engel, Inc., Catalog
of Standard Collections
THE LEADING CATALOG
IRVING BERLIN'S SUCCESSOR TO "WHAT'LL I DO-
ALL ALONE
DRIFTWOOD
RAY
HENDERSON'S NEW DANCE TUNE
TAKE ME (New)
TED
LEWIS' HIT
SHOW ME THE WAY (New)
CHARLEY MY BOY
THE
BIG "SWEEP" SONG
GET YOURSELF A BROOM
AND SWEEP YOUR TROUBLES AWAY
WHEN YOU AND I WERE
SEVENTEEN
THE
CHICAGO SENSATION
YOU SHOULD HAVE TOLD ME (New)
NOBODY LOVES YOU
I DO)
WENDELL (LIKE
HALL'S
BIG RADIO HIT
I COULDN'T GET TO IT IN TIME
NOBODY'S CHILD
NO ONE KNOWS
(WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT)
MORNING
(WON'T YOU EVER COME 'ROUND)
WHEN I WAS THE DANDY
(AND
1924
The Century Music Publishing Co. has issued
a long list of well-known piano compositions,
each number containing three parts for the saxo-
phone. All numbers are playable as duets in
any combination. The great popularity of the
saxophone in recent years has created a most
active market for saxophone parts, particularly
where they are accompanied by the piano
arrangements. The Century selection of out-
standing standard compositions and issuing
them for saxophone and piano combinations
fills a want that has been established for some
time. The works include such well-known num-
bers as "Drigo's Serenade," "Elegy," "Humor-
esque," "II Trovatore," "O Solo Mio," "When
You and I Were Young" and offerings of sim-
ilar character.
In addition to the above tlie Century Co.
is issuing a much lengthier list for the C-melody
saxophone with the piano accompaniment.
Some of these are standard numbers and others
are of a more popular character. They include
"Blue Hells of Scotland," "Funiculi-Funicula,"
"Tales of Hoffman," "Tannhauscr March," "On-
ward, Christian Soldiers," "The Old Oaken
Bucket," "Girl I Left Behind Me," "Invitation
to the Dance" and other well-known offerings.
A Feature of the Business of That Concern That
Is Assuming Steadily Increasing Importance
in, the Trade
Ted Fiorito
writing popular tunes can probably be ascribed,
however, to the fact that he is one of the leaders
of the Oriole Terrace Orchestra, Edgewater
Beach Hotel, Chicago.
This orchestra has been the means of starting
numerous songs to their Western success. It
plays nightly to thousands of enthusiastic-
DECEMBER 13,
YOU WERE THE BELLE)
RED HOT MAMMA
I CAN'T GET THE ONE
(I WANT)
REMEMB'RING
FROM "TOPSY AND EVA"
I NEVER HAD A MAMMY
FROM "TOPSY AND EVA"
MANDY MAKE UP YOUR MIND
FROM DIXIE TO BROADWAY
IRVING BERLIN'S FOURTH ANNUAL (1925)
MUSIC BOX REVUE
OPENED DEC. 1st
IRVING BERLIN, INC.
NEW YORK
&ea*on'g Greeting*
THE
142
Popular Composer Also
Chicago Orchestra Leader
Ted Fiorito Directs Oriole Terrace Orchestra
at the Edgewater Beach Hotel and Starts
Many Songs on Road to Success
Ted Fiorito, who has written numerous song
successes in collaboration with Gus Kahn, is a
musician of unusual ability. His success in
MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
dancers. Many of them are Chicagoans and
most every visitor to the Windy City makes at
least one visit to the Edgewater Beach dance
floor.
The latest success this orchestra has been
rendering is "When the Moon Shines in Carol
Gables," a fox-trot song which, during the past
few weeks, has made itself quite popular. Irv-
ing Berlin, Inc., is the publisher.
Century Co. Lists Numbers
With Saxophone Parts
Well-known Compositions for Piano Now
Arranged With Three Parts for Saxophone
to Meet Popular Demand
Robbins-Engel, Inc., besides its well-known
catalog of popular songs, has a series of standard
collections that are increasing in importance.
Among these are the Capitol Photoplay Series
arranged by Rapee Axt, issued for photoplay
orchestras in both large and small theatres. The
catalog also includes the Red Seal Concert
Series. These numbers are also particularly ap-
propriate for orchestral rendition.
The Gold Seal Library Series includes such
songs as "If Love Were All," "Rose o' Mine,"
"I Hear Thy Voice in Ev'ry Song," "When
Love Comes Stealing," "Eili Eili" and "Red,
Red Rose." The popular standard collection of
the company includes such successes as "Mello
'Cello," "March of the Manikins," "Burning
Sands," "Love Dreams" and "Bonnie."
"Oh, Didn't It Rain" Recorded
Bornstein to Visit Bermuda
Eddie Leonard's song, "Oh, Didn't It Rain,"
which is featured in his vaudeville act, is now
appearing on leading talking machine records.
This song is being made popular through the
cause and work of eighteen banjoists in the
Eddie Leonard vaudeville performances. The
Edward B. Marks Music Co. are the publishers.
Ben Bornstein, general manager of Ager,
Vellen & Bornstein, Inc., is planning a trip to
Bermuda this month for a much-needed rest.
Judging by the success of "I Wonder What's
Become of Sally," "Hard-Hearted Hannah" and
other A., Y. & B. songs, 'Ben not only deserves
the trip but can probab.lv well afford it.
Robbins-Engel, Inc., Catalog
of Standard Collections
THE LEADING CATALOG
IRVING BERLIN'S SUCCESSOR TO "WHAT'LL I DO-
ALL ALONE
DRIFTWOOD
RAY
HENDERSON'S NEW DANCE TUNE
TAKE ME (New)
TED
LEWIS' HIT
SHOW ME THE WAY (New)
CHARLEY MY BOY
THE
BIG "SWEEP" SONG
GET YOURSELF A BROOM
AND SWEEP YOUR TROUBLES AWAY
WHEN YOU AND I WERE
SEVENTEEN
THE
CHICAGO SENSATION
YOU SHOULD HAVE TOLD ME (New)
NOBODY LOVES YOU
I DO)
WENDELL (LIKE
HALL'S
BIG RADIO HIT
I COULDN'T GET TO IT IN TIME
NOBODY'S CHILD
NO ONE KNOWS
(WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT)
MORNING
(WON'T YOU EVER COME 'ROUND)
WHEN I WAS THE DANDY
(AND
1924
The Century Music Publishing Co. has issued
a long list of well-known piano compositions,
each number containing three parts for the saxo-
phone. All numbers are playable as duets in
any combination. The great popularity of the
saxophone in recent years has created a most
active market for saxophone parts, particularly
where they are accompanied by the piano
arrangements. The Century selection of out-
standing standard compositions and issuing
them for saxophone and piano combinations
fills a want that has been established for some
time. The works include such well-known num-
bers as "Drigo's Serenade," "Elegy," "Humor-
esque," "II Trovatore," "O Solo Mio," "When
You and I Were Young" and offerings of sim-
ilar character.
In addition to the above tlie Century Co.
is issuing a much lengthier list for the C-melody
saxophone with the piano accompaniment.
Some of these are standard numbers and others
are of a more popular character. They include
"Blue Hells of Scotland," "Funiculi-Funicula,"
"Tales of Hoffman," "Tannhauscr March," "On-
ward, Christian Soldiers," "The Old Oaken
Bucket," "Girl I Left Behind Me," "Invitation
to the Dance" and other well-known offerings.
A Feature of the Business of That Concern That
Is Assuming Steadily Increasing Importance
in, the Trade
Ted Fiorito
writing popular tunes can probably be ascribed,
however, to the fact that he is one of the leaders
of the Oriole Terrace Orchestra, Edgewater
Beach Hotel, Chicago.
This orchestra has been the means of starting
numerous songs to their Western success. It
plays nightly to thousands of enthusiastic-
DECEMBER 13,
YOU WERE THE BELLE)
RED HOT MAMMA
I CAN'T GET THE ONE
(I WANT)
REMEMB'RING
FROM "TOPSY AND EVA"
I NEVER HAD A MAMMY
FROM "TOPSY AND EVA"
MANDY MAKE UP YOUR MIND
FROM DIXIE TO BROADWAY
IRVING BERLIN'S FOURTH ANNUAL (1925)
MUSIC BOX REVUE
OPENED DEC. 1st
IRVING BERLIN, INC.
NEW YORK
&ea*on'g Greeting*
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