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Issue: 1926 Vol. 82 N. 11 - Page 50

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MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
MARCH 13, 1926
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declared he had no right to keep the money and Melrose Bros. Music Go.
must refund the sum claimed.
Ivan Caryll, who wrote the scores for "The
Introduces New "Blues"
Pink Lady," "Our Miss Gibbs," "Oh, Oh, Del-
Sacha Guitry Ordered to Pay to the Caryll phine," and many other musical pieces, died in Chicago Publishers Make Additions to Their
Estate 50,000 Francs Which He Received in this city in November of 1921.
Popular Catalog of "Blues" Selections
Advance Royalties for Operetta
CHICAGO, I I I . , March 6.—Melrose Bros. Music
Barrett Number Issued
PARIS, FRANCE, March 4.—A Paris court or-
Co., 177 North State street, this city, publisher
dered Sacha Guitry to-day to pay the heirs of
by E. B. Marks Go. of the well-known "blues" series, many of
the late Ivan Caryll 50,000 francs which he had
which have been among the largest hits for this
received as advance royalties for a musical com- "I'm Gonna Wander Out Yonder" Gets Lyric type of music, just introduced two new numbers
and Name From Contest Held Over the as attractions to this catalog.
edy that never saw the light of day. The famous
French actor-playwright-producer and the com- Radio
One is a novelty blues fox-trot entitled "Tam-
poser had agreed to collaborate to produce a
peekoe" and is written by Elmer Schoebel and
musical play simultaneously in New York and
A few weeks ago Hughie Barrett, leader of Louis Panico. Indications are that it will prove
Paris for which Guitry was to write the libretto, the orchestra at the Commodore Hotel, New very popular for novelty vaudeville acts as well as
Caryll writing the musical score.
York City, broadcasted through station WEAF for the popular orchestras. The other number
Guitry wrote the play, but the whole scheme a new fox-trot which he announced as a song is a mysterious blues melody entitled "The
came to nothing owing to Caryll's death in 1921. without a title. Barrett was the composer of Hobo's Prayer," and likewise shows promise of
Later Guitry produced the play in Paris at the the melody and conceived the nameless idea being one of the leaders in the "Melrose" cata-
Theatre Edouard VII with music by the French which, while not original, is probably a good log. The lyric for this number was written by
composer Andre Messager. Called "L'Amour means of introductory radio exploitation. The Walter Hirsch, while Boyd Senter wrote the
Masque," it had considerable success. When number was repeated on several later radio music.
Caryll's heirs claimed 50,000 francs, Sacha Guitry broadcasting dates and the melody made an im-
refused to refund that amount. He did not deny pression.
AKRON, O., March 5.—Record sales of the new
receiving it, but alleged that it had been for-
The song was accepted by the Edward B. song "Love Bound," words by Harry D.
feited because the musical score had not been Marks Music Co., who conceived the idea of Kerr and music by Karl Rupp, are reported at
supplied. The heirs thereupon sued and the setting "kid" lyrics to it, as it had unusual sheet music counters of Akron music stores.
court, not agreeing with Guitry's arguments, success with such songs in the past, including
"iLittle Red Schoolhouse," "Down by the Old
Swimming Hole" and "Barefoot Days."
At Barrett's suggestion hundreds of listeners-
in had sent to him lyrics for his melody. Of
Salable Copyrights! Best Reprints!
these the lyric of Jack Bornkessel, Rochester,
N. Y., was chosen. These with some slight re-
vision made a perfect "kid" song under the
Smile a little Bit
title "I'm Gonna Wander Out Yonder" (Where
the Rainbow Ends).
Everything's Gonna Be Alright
The Marks firm has issued the number for
There Are Two Sides to
professionals in both single and double version,
Every Story
fox-trot orchestrations, and has commenced an
Why
Don't You Marry the
exploitation campaign on this offering.
Heirs of Ivan Garyll Win
Award in Paris Court
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