Music Trade Review
Issue: 1927 Vol. 85 N. 3 - Page 30
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The Music Trade Review
JULY 16, 1927
Bloom, for Columbia records, is "Sapphire" and
also "Silhouette," which he played as piano
solos in his distinctive style.
Wn
New Fred K. Steele
Number Is Popular
"Yep, 'Long About June," by Billy Heagney,
Being Featured in Vaudeville and Over the
Radio
Fred K. Steele, Inc., has scored another hit
with its new song, "Yep, 'Long About June."
The number was written by Billy Heagney,
staff writer for the house, who is the composer
of "Ev'ry Little While," "Close To Your
Heart" and "Bells of Hawaii." The immediate
popularity of the song is attributed partly to
the radio, over which it has been featured by
Billy Day on the Cavelcade House, on WEAF,
and by Yates and Lawley and Colin O'Moore
and Frank Kamplain on WJZ. Mr. Steele has
left for a New England trip due to the interest
being displayed in the number on vaudeville
circuits in that territory.
A special review
produced by John Murray Anderson for the
Masonic Convention in Boston is also featur-
ing the song.
Prizes Awarded for Verses
to "On Wisconsin" Song
Flanner-Hafsoos Music Co. to Publish New
Lyrics to State Song—Dr. Filip Forsbeck's
Verses Chosen
MILWAUKEE, WIS., July 11.—The campaign to
get a new set of words for the song "On Wis-
consin" which has been conducted here during
the past month by the Flanner-Hafsoos Music
House, Inc., and which has resulted in in-
creased sales of the song in the sheet music
department of the store as well as wide adver-
tisement for the house throughout the State,
has been closed.
Judges in the contest decided that Dr. Filip
Forsbeck, of 615 Summit avenue, Milwaukee,
Wis., had written the best words and he was
awarded a Whippet automobile. Allan W.
Adams, 620 Downer avenue, was awarded a
Brinkerhoff piano as second prize.
The competition was State-wide in scope and
was intended to bring out points of interest to
people in all parts of the State. The new
words together with the original chorus will be
printed on the copies which will be published.
The Flanner-Hafsoos Music House, Inc., have
exclusive publication rights and have an-
nounced that a new set of plates is now being
made for the first edition of the winning verses.
"March of the Dolls"
Rube Bloom, popular pianist and recording
artist, has just written a novelty march called
"March of the Dolls." Joe Davis, of the Tri-
angle Music Publishing Co., Inc., has published
the number and predicts big things for it on
the strength of its present popularity.
The
composer has recorded the selection for Okeh
records as a piano solo and.it will be a special
release. Another recent recording by Rube
HIS NEW SENSATION
_ JWHEN DAY
IS DONE
AMERICAN VERSION o* THE EUROPEAN SUCCESS "MADONNA
H A R M S INC. 62 W. 4 5 T H . ST, N.YC.
Sherman, Clay & Go. to
Open Chicago Offices
Will Be Located at 159 North State Street,
Under the Direction of Harold Lee
Sherman, Clay & Co., who for a number ot
years have had a publishing branch office in New
York City, with trade and exploitation repre-
sentatives in some of the other leading centers,
have announced the opening of Midwest offices,
159 North State street, Chicago, 111. The offices
will be under the management of Harold Lee.
A Summer and Fall campaign along more in-
tensive character will be immediately inaugu-
rated from the Chicago branch featuring such
songs as "Doll Dance," "Dainty Miss," "Char-
maine" and "Idolizing."
New Bloomburg Number
Isador Bloomburg, of the Isador Bloomburg
Music Co., Hagerstown, Md., has written a
number called, "The Voice of Love Came
Back to Me," which the firm has published.
The song is taking with orchestra leaders
and is being featured extensively by the Earl
Simpson Plantation Orchestra in all of its en-
gagements. Bob Fahrney and the Maryland
Serenaders are also using the number, which
is being heard as well over the large radio
stations in New York.
Publish "Bare Facts'
Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., Broadway
and Forty-seventh street, New York City, are
the publishers of the music for "Bare Facts of
1927," now playing at the Triangle Theatre in
New York. The music is by John Milton
Hagen and the lyrics by Marion Gillespie and
Menlo Mayfield. The score includes such
numbers as "The Moon and You and I," "The
Bluestep," "Ola In Her Little Gondola,"
"Greenwich Village Violet," "Sh! Sh! Shirley"
and others.
New Feist Numbers
Among the new songs added to the catalog
of Leo Feist, Inc., is a fox-trot called "When
Shadows Creep." The writer is Byron Gay, who
will be remembered for his "Horses," "Vamp"
and other successes. There is also a new num-
ber by Walter Donaldson and Paul Ash en-
titled "Just Once Again" and a number by
Donaldson and Joe Burke entitled "Just the
Same."
SUNDAY
THE CAT
SA-LU-TA
COLLETTE
AT SUNDOWN
SHE'S GOT "IT"
LAZY WEATHEB
JUST WOND'BINO
HONOLULU MOON
THINKING OF YOU
IF YOU SEE SiALLV
HE'S THE LAST WORD
CHEERIE BEEKIE BKE
THE DIXIE VAtniMiXU
SING ME A BABY bONO
IN A LITTLE 8TAN 18II TOWN
I ALWAYS KNEW I'D FIND YOU
SAM, THE OLD ACCORDION MAN
YOU DON'T LIKE IT—NOT MUCH
OH! WHAT A PAL WAS "WHOOZIS"
LOVE IS JUST A LITTLE BIT OF
HEAVEN
THERE'S A TRICK IN P1CK1N' A
CHICK-CHICK-CHICKEN TO-DAY
Write for Dealers'
Price
LEO
New Century Catalog
The Century Music Publishing Co. has just
issued a special catalog of its compositions for
violin and piano and saxophone and piano. The
catalog classifies the compositions as to posi-
tions and technical requirements relative to
each number, thus presenting quickly and
simply the various types of compositions. All
of the copyrighted Century numbers for violin
and piano appear in thematic form.
International Competition
An international prize competition offering
a prize for a sacred musical composition has
been announced by the Society for the Advance-
ment of Synagogue Music. The contest is open
to all without qualifications. A special group of
nationally known musicians will act as judges.
Details of the contest can be obtained from
Cantor Reuben R. Rinder, c/o Temple Emanu-
El, Arguello boulevard and Lake street, San
Francisco, Calif.
Some of the
BEST
SELLERS
In
The Witmark Black & White Series
SECULAR
GYPSY LOVE SONG
KISS ME AGAIN
MY WILD IRISH ROSE
WHEN IRISH EYES ARE SMILING
MY HOUR
WHO KNOWS?
AH! SWEET MYSTERY OF LIFE
DEAR HEART, WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN
JUST AN IVY COVERED SHACK
CAN'T YO' HEAR ME CALLIN', CAROLINE?
MOTHER MACHREE
SMILIN' THROUGH
ASLEEP IN THE DEEP
JUST BEEN WOND'RING, ALL DAY LONG
IN A LITTLE TOWN NEARBY
SUNRISE AND YOU
THE LAMPLIT HOUR
THAT WONDERFUL MOTHER OF MINE
THAT OLD IRISH MOTHER OF MINE
SACRED
TEACH ME TO PRAY
I COME TO THEE
THE SILENT VOICE
GOD SHALL WIPE AWAY ALL TEARS
A LITTLE WHILE
IT WAS FOR MB
O LORD, REMEMBER ME
GRATEFUL, O LORD, AM I
M. WITMARK & SONS, NEW YORK
30
The Music Trade Review
JULY 16, 1927
Bloom, for Columbia records, is "Sapphire" and
also "Silhouette," which he played as piano
solos in his distinctive style.
Wn
New Fred K. Steele
Number Is Popular
"Yep, 'Long About June," by Billy Heagney,
Being Featured in Vaudeville and Over the
Radio
Fred K. Steele, Inc., has scored another hit
with its new song, "Yep, 'Long About June."
The number was written by Billy Heagney,
staff writer for the house, who is the composer
of "Ev'ry Little While," "Close To Your
Heart" and "Bells of Hawaii." The immediate
popularity of the song is attributed partly to
the radio, over which it has been featured by
Billy Day on the Cavelcade House, on WEAF,
and by Yates and Lawley and Colin O'Moore
and Frank Kamplain on WJZ. Mr. Steele has
left for a New England trip due to the interest
being displayed in the number on vaudeville
circuits in that territory.
A special review
produced by John Murray Anderson for the
Masonic Convention in Boston is also featur-
ing the song.
Prizes Awarded for Verses
to "On Wisconsin" Song
Flanner-Hafsoos Music Co. to Publish New
Lyrics to State Song—Dr. Filip Forsbeck's
Verses Chosen
MILWAUKEE, WIS., July 11.—The campaign to
get a new set of words for the song "On Wis-
consin" which has been conducted here during
the past month by the Flanner-Hafsoos Music
House, Inc., and which has resulted in in-
creased sales of the song in the sheet music
department of the store as well as wide adver-
tisement for the house throughout the State,
has been closed.
Judges in the contest decided that Dr. Filip
Forsbeck, of 615 Summit avenue, Milwaukee,
Wis., had written the best words and he was
awarded a Whippet automobile. Allan W.
Adams, 620 Downer avenue, was awarded a
Brinkerhoff piano as second prize.
The competition was State-wide in scope and
was intended to bring out points of interest to
people in all parts of the State. The new
words together with the original chorus will be
printed on the copies which will be published.
The Flanner-Hafsoos Music House, Inc., have
exclusive publication rights and have an-
nounced that a new set of plates is now being
made for the first edition of the winning verses.
"March of the Dolls"
Rube Bloom, popular pianist and recording
artist, has just written a novelty march called
"March of the Dolls." Joe Davis, of the Tri-
angle Music Publishing Co., Inc., has published
the number and predicts big things for it on
the strength of its present popularity.
The
composer has recorded the selection for Okeh
records as a piano solo and.it will be a special
release. Another recent recording by Rube
HIS NEW SENSATION
_ JWHEN DAY
IS DONE
AMERICAN VERSION o* THE EUROPEAN SUCCESS "MADONNA
H A R M S INC. 62 W. 4 5 T H . ST, N.YC.
Sherman, Clay & Go. to
Open Chicago Offices
Will Be Located at 159 North State Street,
Under the Direction of Harold Lee
Sherman, Clay & Co., who for a number ot
years have had a publishing branch office in New
York City, with trade and exploitation repre-
sentatives in some of the other leading centers,
have announced the opening of Midwest offices,
159 North State street, Chicago, 111. The offices
will be under the management of Harold Lee.
A Summer and Fall campaign along more in-
tensive character will be immediately inaugu-
rated from the Chicago branch featuring such
songs as "Doll Dance," "Dainty Miss," "Char-
maine" and "Idolizing."
New Bloomburg Number
Isador Bloomburg, of the Isador Bloomburg
Music Co., Hagerstown, Md., has written a
number called, "The Voice of Love Came
Back to Me," which the firm has published.
The song is taking with orchestra leaders
and is being featured extensively by the Earl
Simpson Plantation Orchestra in all of its en-
gagements. Bob Fahrney and the Maryland
Serenaders are also using the number, which
is being heard as well over the large radio
stations in New York.
Publish "Bare Facts'
Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc., Broadway
and Forty-seventh street, New York City, are
the publishers of the music for "Bare Facts of
1927," now playing at the Triangle Theatre in
New York. The music is by John Milton
Hagen and the lyrics by Marion Gillespie and
Menlo Mayfield. The score includes such
numbers as "The Moon and You and I," "The
Bluestep," "Ola In Her Little Gondola,"
"Greenwich Village Violet," "Sh! Sh! Shirley"
and others.
New Feist Numbers
Among the new songs added to the catalog
of Leo Feist, Inc., is a fox-trot called "When
Shadows Creep." The writer is Byron Gay, who
will be remembered for his "Horses," "Vamp"
and other successes. There is also a new num-
ber by Walter Donaldson and Paul Ash en-
titled "Just Once Again" and a number by
Donaldson and Joe Burke entitled "Just the
Same."
SUNDAY
THE CAT
SA-LU-TA
COLLETTE
AT SUNDOWN
SHE'S GOT "IT"
LAZY WEATHEB
JUST WOND'BINO
HONOLULU MOON
THINKING OF YOU
IF YOU SEE SiALLV
HE'S THE LAST WORD
CHEERIE BEEKIE BKE
THE DIXIE VAtniMiXU
SING ME A BABY bONO
IN A LITTLE 8TAN 18II TOWN
I ALWAYS KNEW I'D FIND YOU
SAM, THE OLD ACCORDION MAN
YOU DON'T LIKE IT—NOT MUCH
OH! WHAT A PAL WAS "WHOOZIS"
LOVE IS JUST A LITTLE BIT OF
HEAVEN
THERE'S A TRICK IN P1CK1N' A
CHICK-CHICK-CHICKEN TO-DAY
Write for Dealers'
Price
LEO
New Century Catalog
The Century Music Publishing Co. has just
issued a special catalog of its compositions for
violin and piano and saxophone and piano. The
catalog classifies the compositions as to posi-
tions and technical requirements relative to
each number, thus presenting quickly and
simply the various types of compositions. All
of the copyrighted Century numbers for violin
and piano appear in thematic form.
International Competition
An international prize competition offering
a prize for a sacred musical composition has
been announced by the Society for the Advance-
ment of Synagogue Music. The contest is open
to all without qualifications. A special group of
nationally known musicians will act as judges.
Details of the contest can be obtained from
Cantor Reuben R. Rinder, c/o Temple Emanu-
El, Arguello boulevard and Lake street, San
Francisco, Calif.
Some of the
BEST
SELLERS
In
The Witmark Black & White Series
SECULAR
GYPSY LOVE SONG
KISS ME AGAIN
MY WILD IRISH ROSE
WHEN IRISH EYES ARE SMILING
MY HOUR
WHO KNOWS?
AH! SWEET MYSTERY OF LIFE
DEAR HEART, WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN
JUST AN IVY COVERED SHACK
CAN'T YO' HEAR ME CALLIN', CAROLINE?
MOTHER MACHREE
SMILIN' THROUGH
ASLEEP IN THE DEEP
JUST BEEN WOND'RING, ALL DAY LONG
IN A LITTLE TOWN NEARBY
SUNRISE AND YOU
THE LAMPLIT HOUR
THAT WONDERFUL MOTHER OF MINE
THAT OLD IRISH MOTHER OF MINE
SACRED
TEACH ME TO PRAY
I COME TO THEE
THE SILENT VOICE
GOD SHALL WIPE AWAY ALL TEARS
A LITTLE WHILE
IT WAS FOR MB
O LORD, REMEMBER ME
GRATEFUL, O LORD, AM I
M. WITMARK & SONS, NEW YORK
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