Music Trade Review
Issue: 1926 Vol. 82 N. 7 - Page 50
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THE MUSIC TRADE
Klassay Music Go. Plans
Gall for Big Gampaign
Company Planning to Establish Five Branches
—First Three Numbers Company Will
Exploit
REVIEW
Time On You?" This latter number was re-
cently introduced on the radio by Billy Jones
and Ernest Hare, who appear on the program
as the Happiness Boys, and has also been pro-
grammed by May Singhi Breen, one of the best
Joseph Cherniavsky and His Band Feature Ed-
ward B. Marks Co. Number in the Windy
City
CHICAGO, III., February 1.—The following inter-
esting excerpt from the Chicago daily in the re-
view of the concert of Joseph Cherniavsky and
His Band, recently said:
"The most sensational hit was Cherniavsky's
composition entitled 'Kaddish' (Of My Ances-
try). This number is a relief from the tradi-
tional 'Eli-Eli' and is even stronger and more
appealing. Joseph WinogradofF, operatic tenor,
sang this with the orchestra and it won an over-
whelming round of applause."
The Edward B. Marks Music Co., the pub-
lishers, sold over 2,000 copies of this song in the
fortnight since the band has been on tour.
Irving Bibo
|
known ukulele artists of the country, who has
a large radio following. Other publications that
will be exploited by the Klassay Music Co. in-
clude Lindsay McPhail's "Lost My Pal." It
will distribute a new uke folio by May Singhi
Breen, a harmonica folio, will act as distributor
for Handy Music Co. publications and the Illi-
nois Music Supply Co.'s "Five Minute Uke
Book." The company has as its first exploita-
tion manager and song plugger Paul Hagen,
who is known as the melancholy tenor and who
in recent months has become quite popular.
The Klassay Music Co. will conduct five
branches and have numerous representatives
throughout the country. Its initial efforts in
this direction will include Boston, Philadelphia,
Chicago, St. Louis and Detroit.
Your Teachers Will Appreciate the
50 New Numbers Now Ready
(With New Catalogs) for 1926!
Carefully Kdlted, Correctly Graded.
Perfectly Printed on the Best Paper.
Low Cost, Big Profits!
AT THE HEAD OF ITS CLASS!
World Famous
McKINLEY
MUSIC
FIFTEEN CENT
GROWS
and GROWS and GROWS!
MR. DEALER: Are You Handling tne Kauy
Selling "Big Profit" Line? A Choice Stock of
1207 Assorted Music, Vocal, Piano, Piano
Duets, Violin and Piano, Saxophone and
Piano, etc., Installed at Very Low Cost.
All of the Best Reprints and More Big
Selling Copyrights Than Any Other Low-
Priced Edition !
Liberal Sales Plan.
Write for Sample*.
McKInley Music Co.
15O1-1817 East SStti St. - Chicago
ris Music Publishing Co., Inc., 1658 Broadway
New York City. Her radio admirers, besides
the usual fan letters, have sent Miss Giles sev-
eral dozen photographs of little "yaller" dogs,
a number of toys and two real live ones.
"Kaddish" Makes Hit
With Chicago Audiences
Early this year Edward Bloedon, one of the
best known mechanical reproduction managers
in the country and who has had additional ex-
perience in the professional and sales depart-
ments of music publishing companies, joined
Irving Bibo who organized the Klassay Music
Co., last year. The firm now has offices at 1591
Broadway, New York City. Irving Bibo is a
well known composer who has written a long
list of successes and who will be particularly
remembered this season as the writer of "Sym-
pathy Waltz", recently placed in the catalog of
Edward B. Bloedon
Leo Feist, Inc., and which will doubtless be one
of the season's best waltz numbers.
The Klassay Music Co. will work upon the
following songs: "Tired of Being Alone,"
"When You're Away," "Am I Wasting My
FEBRUARY 11, 1926
Visitors to Portland Trade
Marks American Agent
for W. Paxton & Go.
Well-known English Publishing House to Be
Represented by Marks Music Co. in United
States
The Edward B. Marks Music Co. has been
made the American representative for W. Pax-
ton & Co., Ltd., of London. This is a particu-
larly well-known European house publishing
standard music of every description and making
a specialty of organ music. All orders for Pax-
ton publications for American consumption will
in the future be taken and shipped from the
executive headquarters of the Edward B. Marks
Music Co., 223 West Forty-sixth street, New
York City.
Consult the Universal Want Directory of
February 5.—Emil H. Pflock, of The Review. In it advertisements are inserted
the Boston Music Co., was a recent visitor here. free of charge for men who desire positions.
On his present trip he is placing particular em-
phasis on the John H. Williams "Very First Pi-
ano Book." Mr. Pflock also had the privilege of
introducing to the trade here Jiniinie Kelty, who
is making his first Western trip for Harold
Flammer, Inc. Mr. Kelty found the trade much
interested in the Flammer publication "Is It
You," by Charles Wakefield Cadman, and Tre-
harne's number, "Mother My Dear."
PORTLAND, ORE.,
Don't Be Without
These Numbers
"Little Yaller Dog" Popular
Miss Erva Lucille Giles, a prominent radio
star, has won some additional fame with a de-
lightful song called "Little Yaller Dog," a com-
position by James M. Gallatly, of London, Eng-
land, now published in this country by E. Mor-
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BUY YOUR MUSIC FROM
BOSTON
Publishers
Oliver Ditson Company
BOSTON
NEW YORK
Anticipate and supply Erery Requirement of Music
Dealers
White-Smith Music Pub. Co.
PUBLIIHBM, P m n u
AKS EMGKAVBM OF MUSIC
Vfcfn Ofltces: 40-44 Winchester S t . Boston.
Branch Houses: New York and CUcaao.
1
I
Brown Eyes, Why Are You
Blue?
Smile a Little Bit
Normandy
Dream Pal
Tomorrow Mornin'
All the Hits from
"The Vagabond King"
—by Rudolf Friml
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder Co.
Strand Theatre BIdg.
New York
ffllliriirhilMlllWrniffnilffllllfflllllllllllimiliniiiiimiimiTTTrm
ROBERT TELLER SONS & DORNER
Music Engravers and Printers
SEND MANUSCRIPT AND IDEA OF
TITLE FOR ESTIMATE
311 West 43rd Street
New York City
Of/VV PUBLISHER. OUR REFERENCE
c^> =>o WRITE FOR PRICES ~ «~ «-^>
2 0 5 4 W. LAKE ST. CHICAGO. ILL
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THE MUSIC TRADE
Klassay Music Go. Plans
Gall for Big Gampaign
Company Planning to Establish Five Branches
—First Three Numbers Company Will
Exploit
REVIEW
Time On You?" This latter number was re-
cently introduced on the radio by Billy Jones
and Ernest Hare, who appear on the program
as the Happiness Boys, and has also been pro-
grammed by May Singhi Breen, one of the best
Joseph Cherniavsky and His Band Feature Ed-
ward B. Marks Co. Number in the Windy
City
CHICAGO, III., February 1.—The following inter-
esting excerpt from the Chicago daily in the re-
view of the concert of Joseph Cherniavsky and
His Band, recently said:
"The most sensational hit was Cherniavsky's
composition entitled 'Kaddish' (Of My Ances-
try). This number is a relief from the tradi-
tional 'Eli-Eli' and is even stronger and more
appealing. Joseph WinogradofF, operatic tenor,
sang this with the orchestra and it won an over-
whelming round of applause."
The Edward B. Marks Music Co., the pub-
lishers, sold over 2,000 copies of this song in the
fortnight since the band has been on tour.
Irving Bibo
|
known ukulele artists of the country, who has
a large radio following. Other publications that
will be exploited by the Klassay Music Co. in-
clude Lindsay McPhail's "Lost My Pal." It
will distribute a new uke folio by May Singhi
Breen, a harmonica folio, will act as distributor
for Handy Music Co. publications and the Illi-
nois Music Supply Co.'s "Five Minute Uke
Book." The company has as its first exploita-
tion manager and song plugger Paul Hagen,
who is known as the melancholy tenor and who
in recent months has become quite popular.
The Klassay Music Co. will conduct five
branches and have numerous representatives
throughout the country. Its initial efforts in
this direction will include Boston, Philadelphia,
Chicago, St. Louis and Detroit.
Your Teachers Will Appreciate the
50 New Numbers Now Ready
(With New Catalogs) for 1926!
Carefully Kdlted, Correctly Graded.
Perfectly Printed on the Best Paper.
Low Cost, Big Profits!
AT THE HEAD OF ITS CLASS!
World Famous
McKINLEY
MUSIC
FIFTEEN CENT
GROWS
and GROWS and GROWS!
MR. DEALER: Are You Handling tne Kauy
Selling "Big Profit" Line? A Choice Stock of
1207 Assorted Music, Vocal, Piano, Piano
Duets, Violin and Piano, Saxophone and
Piano, etc., Installed at Very Low Cost.
All of the Best Reprints and More Big
Selling Copyrights Than Any Other Low-
Priced Edition !
Liberal Sales Plan.
Write for Sample*.
McKInley Music Co.
15O1-1817 East SStti St. - Chicago
ris Music Publishing Co., Inc., 1658 Broadway
New York City. Her radio admirers, besides
the usual fan letters, have sent Miss Giles sev-
eral dozen photographs of little "yaller" dogs,
a number of toys and two real live ones.
"Kaddish" Makes Hit
With Chicago Audiences
Early this year Edward Bloedon, one of the
best known mechanical reproduction managers
in the country and who has had additional ex-
perience in the professional and sales depart-
ments of music publishing companies, joined
Irving Bibo who organized the Klassay Music
Co., last year. The firm now has offices at 1591
Broadway, New York City. Irving Bibo is a
well known composer who has written a long
list of successes and who will be particularly
remembered this season as the writer of "Sym-
pathy Waltz", recently placed in the catalog of
Edward B. Bloedon
Leo Feist, Inc., and which will doubtless be one
of the season's best waltz numbers.
The Klassay Music Co. will work upon the
following songs: "Tired of Being Alone,"
"When You're Away," "Am I Wasting My
FEBRUARY 11, 1926
Visitors to Portland Trade
Marks American Agent
for W. Paxton & Go.
Well-known English Publishing House to Be
Represented by Marks Music Co. in United
States
The Edward B. Marks Music Co. has been
made the American representative for W. Pax-
ton & Co., Ltd., of London. This is a particu-
larly well-known European house publishing
standard music of every description and making
a specialty of organ music. All orders for Pax-
ton publications for American consumption will
in the future be taken and shipped from the
executive headquarters of the Edward B. Marks
Music Co., 223 West Forty-sixth street, New
York City.
Consult the Universal Want Directory of
February 5.—Emil H. Pflock, of The Review. In it advertisements are inserted
the Boston Music Co., was a recent visitor here. free of charge for men who desire positions.
On his present trip he is placing particular em-
phasis on the John H. Williams "Very First Pi-
ano Book." Mr. Pflock also had the privilege of
introducing to the trade here Jiniinie Kelty, who
is making his first Western trip for Harold
Flammer, Inc. Mr. Kelty found the trade much
interested in the Flammer publication "Is It
You," by Charles Wakefield Cadman, and Tre-
harne's number, "Mother My Dear."
PORTLAND, ORE.,
Don't Be Without
These Numbers
"Little Yaller Dog" Popular
Miss Erva Lucille Giles, a prominent radio
star, has won some additional fame with a de-
lightful song called "Little Yaller Dog," a com-
position by James M. Gallatly, of London, Eng-
land, now published in this country by E. Mor-
I 1
1 I
BUY YOUR MUSIC FROM
BOSTON
Publishers
Oliver Ditson Company
BOSTON
NEW YORK
Anticipate and supply Erery Requirement of Music
Dealers
White-Smith Music Pub. Co.
PUBLIIHBM, P m n u
AKS EMGKAVBM OF MUSIC
Vfcfn Ofltces: 40-44 Winchester S t . Boston.
Branch Houses: New York and CUcaao.
1
I
Brown Eyes, Why Are You
Blue?
Smile a Little Bit
Normandy
Dream Pal
Tomorrow Mornin'
All the Hits from
"The Vagabond King"
—by Rudolf Friml
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder Co.
Strand Theatre BIdg.
New York
ffllliriirhilMlllWrniffnilffllllfflllllllllllimiliniiiiimiimiTTTrm
ROBERT TELLER SONS & DORNER
Music Engravers and Printers
SEND MANUSCRIPT AND IDEA OF
TITLE FOR ESTIMATE
311 West 43rd Street
New York City
Of/VV PUBLISHER. OUR REFERENCE
c^> =>o WRITE FOR PRICES ~ «~ «-^>
2 0 5 4 W. LAKE ST. CHICAGO. ILL
1 1
I 1
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