Music Trade Review
Issue: 1927 Vol. 85 N. 14 - Page 34
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The Music Trade Review
"There's a Convent by
the Beautiful Sea"
27
Can't Go Wr<
New Number by Fred Fisher, Just Issued in
the Catalog of Fred Fisher, Inc.
The Saturday Evening Post
and twenty-six other foremost magazines
are carrying the advertisements of
Century Edition
Sheet Music
to over
27 Million Monthly
subscribers, or approximately
60 Million Readers
To get the full benefit
HOOK-UP
Century Music Pub. Go.
235 W. 40th St.
OCTOBER 1, 1927
New York
Fred Fisher, Inc., New York, has just released
a song which is expected to write a startling
bit of sheet music history. The title of the
number is "There's a Convent by the Beautiful
Sea," the lyric telling a touching story, and
winding up with an effective climax. The song,
words and music of which are by Fred Fisher,
writer of "Dardanella," "Peg O' My Heart,"
"Ireland Must Be Heaven" and others, are of
the spontaneous sort and can be characterized
as a "scenario in song."
It will be very extensively exploited by the
Fred Fischer organization, and, having already
met with highly favorable recognition on the
part of the trade, record and roll companies
and p. ofessionals, is predicted to be as unusual
and spectacular as "The Prisoner Song."
To Represent Robbins
Music Corp. in Chicago
James Durkin, who was connected with
Harms, Inc., New York, for a period of ten
years, has just been made general representa-
tive in Chicago for the Robbins Music Corp.,
New York. Mr. Durkin, who is familiarly
known to the trade as "Jimmy," is enthusiastic
Unusual Demand for Recordings of "The Doll over the items in the Robbins catalog and pre-
Dance" Reported—Other Numbers That Are dicts a big sale for them in his territory. "I am
Showing Great Promise
looking forward to meeting a lot of old
friends," said "Jimmy" on his departure from
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL V September 23.—Several the East, "and to making a lot of new ones. If
things conspired to make Ed. Little feel elated real music and a desire to serve can do it, I be-
to-day. For one thing, Mr. Little, who is man- lieve I will succeed in my hopes."
ager of the publishing and sheet music de-
partment of Sherman, Clay & Co., had received
a cablegram from Keith-Prowse Co., of Lon-
don, England, Sherman, Clay & Co.'s British
Wendell Hall, "the red-headed music maker,"
representative, announcing that His Master's
Voice (the Victor Talking Machine Co.) re- who now heads his own firm, Wendell Hall
cordings of "The Doll Dance" are being played Music Publishers, Chicago, has a busy season
everywhere and Keith-Prowse Co. hopes for a before him in the way of personal appearances,
succession of successes from Sherman, Clay & which should give the trade ample opportunity
Co. It happens that Mr. Little has what he for tying up with his compositions in various
thinks are two more links in the chain of sections in the Middle West. Starting in Keno-
successes. They are "Charmaine" and "Dainty sha, Wis., on September 18, Mr. Hall will ap-
Miss." Mr. Little said that for the first time pear in vaudeville houses and radio stations
for months the printers are working night as for one, two and and three-night stands through-
well as day shifts to fill orders. Harold Lee, out October and November, working as far
Sherman, Clay & Co.'s Chicago representative, South as Lexington, Ky., and as far north as
is now distributing the firm's publications from Windsor, Canada.
He will naturally feature many of the new
his office, which proves a convenience to the
publications of the firm including "Dear Heart
dealer.
of Mine," "If I Knew, If I Only Knew," "Just
Pining for You," "Just Alone With My Shat-
tered Dreams," "Will You Remember What I
Sherman, Clay & Go. Song
Proves Hit in England
Wendell Hall Appearances
AT SUNDOWN
SHE'S GOT " I T "
A SHADY TREE
L.AZY WEATHER
JUST THE SAME
HONOLULU MOON
JUST ONCE AGAIN
MY BLUE HEAVEN
I NEVER DREAMED
IF YOU SEE SALLY
KISS AND MAKE UP
CHEERIE-BEERIE-BE
BABY YOUR MOTHER
SING ME A BABY SONG
SOME DAY YOU'LL SAY O.K.
IN A LITTLE SPANISH TOWN
YOU DON'T LIKE IT—NOT MUCH
ARE YOU THINKING OF ME TO-
NIGHT?
LOVE IS JUST A LITTLE BIT OF
HEAVEN
THERE'S NO END TO MY LOVE FOR
YOU
THERE'S A TRICK IN PICKIN* A
CHICK, CHICK, CHICKEN
Write for Dealers' Price
LEO
Cau't Forget?" "My Dream Sweetheart," which
incidentally have been included in a newly
issued book of Wendell Hall songs. From
December 1 to June 1, 1928, Mr. Hall is booked
solid for personal appearances in the Middle
Western States.
Morris Remodels Store
MIAMI, FLA., September 19.—The sheet music
establishment of J. L. Morris, 127 S. E. First
avenue, this city, which was closed recently
lor remodeling, has been opened again for
business. Mr. Morris handles an exceptionally
large stock of sheet music, specializing in
standard music, and has a wide following of
professional musicians and teachers.
A recent addition to
THE WITMARK
Black and White Series
and already
A BIG SELLER
New Ditson Go. Wrappers
The Oliver Ditson Co., Boston, in sending
out its Novelty List for September, has an-
nounced a new music wrapper of the size 12 by
16J/2 inches. An introductory offer has been
made to the trade with reference to the new
wrapper, good until January 1, 1928, only. The
company will furnish each dealer ordering 100
copies of "The Pines," of H. A. Matthews, and
"Goin' Home," of Dvorak-Fisher, with 1,000
copies of the new wrappers with his firm's im-
print gratis.
HIS NEW SENSATION
^7WHEN DAY
IS DONE
AMERICAN VERSION OP THE EUROPEAN SUCCESS "MADONNA"
HARMS
INC.
62 W. 4 5 T H . ST. N Y C
BUY YOUR MUSIC FROM
BOSTON
Publishers
Oliver Ditson Company
BOSTON
NEW YORK
Anticipate and Supply Every Requirement of Music
Dealen
ROBERT TELLER SONS & D0RNER
Music Engravers and Printers
SEND MANUSCRIPT AND IDEA OF
TITLE FOB ESTIMATE
311 West 43rd Street
New York City
MOREY DAVIDSON
CARL RUPP
M.VIIMARK LSONS
NEW YORK
(SINY PUBLISHER. OUR REFERENCE
~
o^> WRITE FOR. PRICES ~ ~
~
2 0 5 4 W. LAKE ST. CHICAGO. ILL
Solo—Three Keys: F, Ab, Bb. Octavo—Male,
Female, Mixed Vocal Orchestration. Band
M. WITMARK & SONS, NEW YORK
34
The Music Trade Review
"There's a Convent by
the Beautiful Sea"
27
Can't Go Wr<
New Number by Fred Fisher, Just Issued in
the Catalog of Fred Fisher, Inc.
The Saturday Evening Post
and twenty-six other foremost magazines
are carrying the advertisements of
Century Edition
Sheet Music
to over
27 Million Monthly
subscribers, or approximately
60 Million Readers
To get the full benefit
HOOK-UP
Century Music Pub. Go.
235 W. 40th St.
OCTOBER 1, 1927
New York
Fred Fisher, Inc., New York, has just released
a song which is expected to write a startling
bit of sheet music history. The title of the
number is "There's a Convent by the Beautiful
Sea," the lyric telling a touching story, and
winding up with an effective climax. The song,
words and music of which are by Fred Fisher,
writer of "Dardanella," "Peg O' My Heart,"
"Ireland Must Be Heaven" and others, are of
the spontaneous sort and can be characterized
as a "scenario in song."
It will be very extensively exploited by the
Fred Fischer organization, and, having already
met with highly favorable recognition on the
part of the trade, record and roll companies
and p. ofessionals, is predicted to be as unusual
and spectacular as "The Prisoner Song."
To Represent Robbins
Music Corp. in Chicago
James Durkin, who was connected with
Harms, Inc., New York, for a period of ten
years, has just been made general representa-
tive in Chicago for the Robbins Music Corp.,
New York. Mr. Durkin, who is familiarly
known to the trade as "Jimmy," is enthusiastic
Unusual Demand for Recordings of "The Doll over the items in the Robbins catalog and pre-
Dance" Reported—Other Numbers That Are dicts a big sale for them in his territory. "I am
Showing Great Promise
looking forward to meeting a lot of old
friends," said "Jimmy" on his departure from
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL V September 23.—Several the East, "and to making a lot of new ones. If
things conspired to make Ed. Little feel elated real music and a desire to serve can do it, I be-
to-day. For one thing, Mr. Little, who is man- lieve I will succeed in my hopes."
ager of the publishing and sheet music de-
partment of Sherman, Clay & Co., had received
a cablegram from Keith-Prowse Co., of Lon-
don, England, Sherman, Clay & Co.'s British
Wendell Hall, "the red-headed music maker,"
representative, announcing that His Master's
Voice (the Victor Talking Machine Co.) re- who now heads his own firm, Wendell Hall
cordings of "The Doll Dance" are being played Music Publishers, Chicago, has a busy season
everywhere and Keith-Prowse Co. hopes for a before him in the way of personal appearances,
succession of successes from Sherman, Clay & which should give the trade ample opportunity
Co. It happens that Mr. Little has what he for tying up with his compositions in various
thinks are two more links in the chain of sections in the Middle West. Starting in Keno-
successes. They are "Charmaine" and "Dainty sha, Wis., on September 18, Mr. Hall will ap-
Miss." Mr. Little said that for the first time pear in vaudeville houses and radio stations
for months the printers are working night as for one, two and and three-night stands through-
well as day shifts to fill orders. Harold Lee, out October and November, working as far
Sherman, Clay & Co.'s Chicago representative, South as Lexington, Ky., and as far north as
is now distributing the firm's publications from Windsor, Canada.
He will naturally feature many of the new
his office, which proves a convenience to the
publications of the firm including "Dear Heart
dealer.
of Mine," "If I Knew, If I Only Knew," "Just
Pining for You," "Just Alone With My Shat-
tered Dreams," "Will You Remember What I
Sherman, Clay & Go. Song
Proves Hit in England
Wendell Hall Appearances
AT SUNDOWN
SHE'S GOT " I T "
A SHADY TREE
L.AZY WEATHER
JUST THE SAME
HONOLULU MOON
JUST ONCE AGAIN
MY BLUE HEAVEN
I NEVER DREAMED
IF YOU SEE SALLY
KISS AND MAKE UP
CHEERIE-BEERIE-BE
BABY YOUR MOTHER
SING ME A BABY SONG
SOME DAY YOU'LL SAY O.K.
IN A LITTLE SPANISH TOWN
YOU DON'T LIKE IT—NOT MUCH
ARE YOU THINKING OF ME TO-
NIGHT?
LOVE IS JUST A LITTLE BIT OF
HEAVEN
THERE'S NO END TO MY LOVE FOR
YOU
THERE'S A TRICK IN PICKIN* A
CHICK, CHICK, CHICKEN
Write for Dealers' Price
LEO
Cau't Forget?" "My Dream Sweetheart," which
incidentally have been included in a newly
issued book of Wendell Hall songs. From
December 1 to June 1, 1928, Mr. Hall is booked
solid for personal appearances in the Middle
Western States.
Morris Remodels Store
MIAMI, FLA., September 19.—The sheet music
establishment of J. L. Morris, 127 S. E. First
avenue, this city, which was closed recently
lor remodeling, has been opened again for
business. Mr. Morris handles an exceptionally
large stock of sheet music, specializing in
standard music, and has a wide following of
professional musicians and teachers.
A recent addition to
THE WITMARK
Black and White Series
and already
A BIG SELLER
New Ditson Go. Wrappers
The Oliver Ditson Co., Boston, in sending
out its Novelty List for September, has an-
nounced a new music wrapper of the size 12 by
16J/2 inches. An introductory offer has been
made to the trade with reference to the new
wrapper, good until January 1, 1928, only. The
company will furnish each dealer ordering 100
copies of "The Pines," of H. A. Matthews, and
"Goin' Home," of Dvorak-Fisher, with 1,000
copies of the new wrappers with his firm's im-
print gratis.
HIS NEW SENSATION
^7WHEN DAY
IS DONE
AMERICAN VERSION OP THE EUROPEAN SUCCESS "MADONNA"
HARMS
INC.
62 W. 4 5 T H . ST. N Y C
BUY YOUR MUSIC FROM
BOSTON
Publishers
Oliver Ditson Company
BOSTON
NEW YORK
Anticipate and Supply Every Requirement of Music
Dealen
ROBERT TELLER SONS & D0RNER
Music Engravers and Printers
SEND MANUSCRIPT AND IDEA OF
TITLE FOB ESTIMATE
311 West 43rd Street
New York City
MOREY DAVIDSON
CARL RUPP
M.VIIMARK LSONS
NEW YORK
(SINY PUBLISHER. OUR REFERENCE
~
o^> WRITE FOR. PRICES ~ ~
~
2 0 5 4 W. LAKE ST. CHICAGO. ILL
Solo—Three Keys: F, Ab, Bb. Octavo—Male,
Female, Mixed Vocal Orchestration. Band
M. WITMARK & SONS, NEW YORK
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