Music Trade Review
Issue: 1927 Vol. 84 N. 12 - Page 40
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The Music Trade Review
MARCH 19, 1927
New Herbert Album
Wins Immediate Response
With Any
FEIST'SGUQ'
Witmark Receives Immediate Telegraphic Re-
sponse From Dealers on Announcement of
Publication
The first announcement by M. Witmark &
Sons of the issuance of an album of songs by
Victor Herbert, containing fifteen copyrighted
vocal gems from some of his best-known
i>]K'rcttas, has brought forth considerable favor-
1927
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SUNDAY
•
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A Mid-Vest Sensatiorv
Sweeping The Country]
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231-235 W. 40 ST.,
NEW YORK
Victor Herbert
able comment from the trade in all parts of
the country. In addition the House of Witmark
lias been the recipient of numerous con-
gratulatory messages from musicians and
members of the publishing fraternity. Without
doubt this high quality album selling at such
a remarkably low price, considering the high
standing of the material, establishes a precedent
that will not be rivaled in a generation.
Embodied in the album appears material that
will reawaken the interest of music lovers who
are familiar with these songs of a past decade.
In addition, the ever-growing number of Victor
Herbert admirers and enthusiasts will have at
hand in a compact and easily used form a
group of Victor Herbert melodies that will be
eagerly purchased. The songs include "Toy-
land," from "Babes in Toyland"; "My Lady,
'Tis of Thee," from "Babette"; "When Shall I
Again See Ireland?" from "Eileen"; "Knot
of Blue," from "It Happened in Nord-
land"; "A Woman Is Only a Woman,"
from "Miss Dolly Dollars"; "I Want What I
Want When I Want It," from "Mile. Modiste";
" 'Neath the Southern Moon," from "Naughty
Marietta"; "Love Is the Best of All," from
"Princess Pat"; "Cupid Will Guide," from "The
Ameer"; "Come Little Fishes," from "The En-
chantress"; "Always Do as People Say You
Should," from "The Fortune Teller"; "When
You're Away," from "The Only Girl"; "Because
You're You," from "The Red Mill"; "Live and
Love," from "The Velvet Lady," and "The
Only One," from "Wonderland."
The Victor Herbert album is further en-
hanced with an autographed reproduction of
a photograph of the composer. The decora-
tion is in red and black on India stock and
is unusually attractive, making itself readily
available for window and counter display. In-
,-ide the front cover is a brief biography of
the composer, which will be an added prize
for his many admirers.
The sales department of M. Witmark & Sons
has in a short time since the announcement
of this Victor Herbert album been swamped
with telegraphic orders and every mail sees
these added to substantially. There is no ques-
tion but what the sales of this compilation will
be tremendous. The co-operation of the trade
has already indicated 100 per cent so the sales
rm International
Sensation /
'RieNTAt (MELODY
OX JROT f-)(T
FEATURE THE
S H E E T MOSJC
RECORDS AND
°OCLS
A
PublisheJ b/
Samlb
40
The Music Trade Review
MARCH 19, 1927
New Herbert Album
Wins Immediate Response
With Any
FEIST'SGUQ'
Witmark Receives Immediate Telegraphic Re-
sponse From Dealers on Announcement of
Publication
The first announcement by M. Witmark &
Sons of the issuance of an album of songs by
Victor Herbert, containing fifteen copyrighted
vocal gems from some of his best-known
i>]K'rcttas, has brought forth considerable favor-
1927
<0-<>
SUNDAY
•
*
-
A Mid-Vest Sensatiorv
Sweeping The Country]
MILLER.
COHN
STEIN MM
KRUEGER
0>
n
' .mE
2fe
I**'
L£O. FEIS%lnc.
FEIST BLDC,
th
231-235 W. 40 ST.,
NEW YORK
Victor Herbert
able comment from the trade in all parts of
the country. In addition the House of Witmark
lias been the recipient of numerous con-
gratulatory messages from musicians and
members of the publishing fraternity. Without
doubt this high quality album selling at such
a remarkably low price, considering the high
standing of the material, establishes a precedent
that will not be rivaled in a generation.
Embodied in the album appears material that
will reawaken the interest of music lovers who
are familiar with these songs of a past decade.
In addition, the ever-growing number of Victor
Herbert admirers and enthusiasts will have at
hand in a compact and easily used form a
group of Victor Herbert melodies that will be
eagerly purchased. The songs include "Toy-
land," from "Babes in Toyland"; "My Lady,
'Tis of Thee," from "Babette"; "When Shall I
Again See Ireland?" from "Eileen"; "Knot
of Blue," from "It Happened in Nord-
land"; "A Woman Is Only a Woman,"
from "Miss Dolly Dollars"; "I Want What I
Want When I Want It," from "Mile. Modiste";
" 'Neath the Southern Moon," from "Naughty
Marietta"; "Love Is the Best of All," from
"Princess Pat"; "Cupid Will Guide," from "The
Ameer"; "Come Little Fishes," from "The En-
chantress"; "Always Do as People Say You
Should," from "The Fortune Teller"; "When
You're Away," from "The Only Girl"; "Because
You're You," from "The Red Mill"; "Live and
Love," from "The Velvet Lady," and "The
Only One," from "Wonderland."
The Victor Herbert album is further en-
hanced with an autographed reproduction of
a photograph of the composer. The decora-
tion is in red and black on India stock and
is unusually attractive, making itself readily
available for window and counter display. In-
,-ide the front cover is a brief biography of
the composer, which will be an added prize
for his many admirers.
The sales department of M. Witmark & Sons
has in a short time since the announcement
of this Victor Herbert album been swamped
with telegraphic orders and every mail sees
these added to substantially. There is no ques-
tion but what the sales of this compilation will
be tremendous. The co-operation of the trade
has already indicated 100 per cent so the sales
rm International
Sensation /
'RieNTAt (MELODY
OX JROT f-)(T
FEATURE THE
S H E E T MOSJC
RECORDS AND
°OCLS
A
PublisheJ b/
Samlb
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