Music Trade Review
Issue: 1928 Vol. 87 N. 20 - Page 20
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IN THE WORLD OF MUSIC PUBLISHING
Conducted by Fred B. Diehl
D. D. & G. Release
Three New Numbers
Donaldson, Douglas & Gumble Additions to
Catalog, by Monaco, Leslie, Wendling and
Raskin—Hear "Whoopee" Premiere
Donaldson, Douglas & Gumble, Inc., New
York, which has been releasing Walter Donald-
son songs exclusively during its first five
months of existence, has secured three new
numbers by outside writers, two of them being
already released. These arc "Me and the Man
in the Moon" and "My Troubles Are Over,'"
by Jimmy Monaco and Edgar Leslie, co-writer
of "Among My Souvenirs." A third is a novelty
number, "I Never Saw a Bee Being Alohc," by
Pete Wendling and Willie Raskin, another pair
of experienced writers.
The three members of the firm, Walter
Donaldson, Walter Douglas and Mosc Gumble,
returned this week from Pittsburgh, where they
witnessed the premiere of the new Ziegfcld pro-
duction, "Whoopee" starring F.ddie Cantor, for
.which Walter Donaldson composed the score.
The show will open in New York during the
last week in November. Gus Kahn did the
lyrics with Mr. Donaldson for the individual
songs in the production.
Century Accessories
Described in Folder
less hours during the year by eliminating the
necessity of handling regular copies until sold.
It keeps the merchandise from being soiled and
lost on the counters and will sell more copies
than a salesman can talk about.
"I'm Crazy Over You"
Released by Gene Austin
YOU'RE THE CREAM IN MY COFFEE
DON'T HOLD EVERYTHING
TO KNOW YOU 18 TO LOVE YOtf
TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE
METROPOLIS
FERDE GROFE
Introduced and featured by Paul White-
man in all of his concert appearances.
Hear the Whiteman Victor record No.
35933 (Part 1 and Part 2) and No. 35934
(Part 3 and Part 4)!
Acclaimed by music critics as the logical
successor to the "Rhapsody in Blue."
799 Seventh Avenue. New York
MORE PROFIT £ DEALER
OUR NEW RETAIL PRICE OF
TWENTY CENTS PER COPY
Shows a Profit of
Nearly 2 0 0 % !
OUR LINE GROWS BETTER AND SELLS
BETTER EACH YEAR!
SEND IN YOUR ORDER FOR 50 NEW
Sons: Hits from "THREE CHEERS'
POMPANOLA
BECAUSE YOU'RE BEAUTIFUL
MAYBE THIS IS LOVE
TWO BOYS
Song Hits from "GOOD NEWS'
VARSITY DRAO
BEST THINGS IN LIFE ARE FREE
JUST IMAGINE
GOOD NEWS
LUCKY IN LOVE
HE'S A LADIES' MAN
A GIRL OF THE PI BETA PHI
HAPPY DAYS
$2.00
ROBBINS Music CORPORATION
Jack Robbins
tion picture music for many years. The Rob-
bins firm has published a number of important
theme songs in the past two years, and Mr.
Robbins is well qualified to pass judgment on
this new phase of' the popular music. It is his
belief that the industry, both publishers and
Song Hits from "JUST A MINUTE"
ANYTHING YOUR HEART DESIRES
HEIGH-HO, CHEERIO
PRETTY, PETITE AND SWEET
THE BREAK-ME-DOWN
YOU'LL KILL 'EM
WE'LL JUST BE TWO COMMUTERS
I'VE GOT A COOKIE JAR B I T NO COOKIES
(A Fantasie in Blue)
by
List Price
Some interesting views on photoplay theme
songs were given The Review this week by
Jack Robbins, head of the Robbins Music Corp.,
New York, which has been identified with mo-
Abner Greenberg Enters
Music Publishing Field
New Musical Show
Scores
1
Jack Robbins, Head of Robbins Music Corp.,
New York, Analyzes Success in This Type of
Publication
A new novelty song has been secured by
Gene Austin, Inc., New York, entitled "(Any-
one Can See With Half an Eye) I'm Crazy
Over You," written by Al Lewis and Al Sher-
man. The latter is tlie composer of "Dew,
Dew, Dewy Day" and the new song is his
second to be placed with Gene Austin, Inc.,
this Fall, the first being "Wear a Hat With a
Silver Lining." Marty Bloom, general manager
of the firm, is enthusiastic over the new re-
lease, stating there is a dearth of good comedy
songs in the music market this Fall, which is
bringing both numbers a strong demand from
professionals. The firm's leader is "Then Came
the Dawn," which is selling stronger than ever
all over the country. Its next release, accord-
ing to Mr. liloom, will be "Where's That Little
Bluebird," by Abner Silver and Roy Turk.
Abner Greenberg, composer of two popular
successes last year, "C'est Vous" and "Auf
Include Sheet Music Racks, Orchestration Wiederseh'n" as well as other hits in the past,
Racks, Stock Boxes, Wire Display Racks and has entered the music publishing business, tak-
ing office space in Room 403, at 745 Seventh
Teachers' Graded Catalog
avenue, New York. Mr. Greenberg has already
A folder is being mailed to the trade by the released the first number in his catalog, en-
Century Music Publishing Co., New York, de- titled "That Look in Your Eyes," which he
scribing miscellaneous accessories for sheet considers of the caliber of "C'est Vous." Be-
music departments offered at attractive prices fore his connections with the music publishing
by the company. These include sheet music field Mr. Greenberg was an attorney, although
racks with a capacity of 500 numbers, orchestra- in recent years he has devoted most of his time
tion racks holding from 150 to 240 copies, dust- to song writing.
proof stock boxes, flat stock portfolios, wire
display racks, silk kraft wrapping paper, graded
counter portfolios of the Century Certified Edi
tion, etc.
Perhaps the most valuable offer is a series of
seven -counter books, entitled "Teachers' Guide
Song Hits from the new GEORGE WHITE
and Reference Book," consisting of one book
"SCANDALS"
I'M ON THE CREST OF A WAVE
of first grade Century piano numbers, two books
WHAT
D'YA SAY?
of second grade piano Century numbers, and
PICKIN' COTTON
three books of third grade Century piano num-
AMERICAN TUNE
WHERE YOUR NAME IS CARVED
bers and one book of Century violin numbers.
Sons Hlt8 from "HOLD EVERYTHING'
This series saves the dealer and his clerk count-
NOW READY
Theme Songs Must Be
Vital Part of Film
•
SK1NLEY
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, Inc.
745 Seventh Ave.
New York City
20
•
MUSIC CO.CZ3
IN THE WORLD OF MUSIC PUBLISHING
Conducted by Fred B. Diehl
D. D. & G. Release
Three New Numbers
Donaldson, Douglas & Gumble Additions to
Catalog, by Monaco, Leslie, Wendling and
Raskin—Hear "Whoopee" Premiere
Donaldson, Douglas & Gumble, Inc., New
York, which has been releasing Walter Donald-
son songs exclusively during its first five
months of existence, has secured three new
numbers by outside writers, two of them being
already released. These arc "Me and the Man
in the Moon" and "My Troubles Are Over,'"
by Jimmy Monaco and Edgar Leslie, co-writer
of "Among My Souvenirs." A third is a novelty
number, "I Never Saw a Bee Being Alohc," by
Pete Wendling and Willie Raskin, another pair
of experienced writers.
The three members of the firm, Walter
Donaldson, Walter Douglas and Mosc Gumble,
returned this week from Pittsburgh, where they
witnessed the premiere of the new Ziegfcld pro-
duction, "Whoopee" starring F.ddie Cantor, for
.which Walter Donaldson composed the score.
The show will open in New York during the
last week in November. Gus Kahn did the
lyrics with Mr. Donaldson for the individual
songs in the production.
Century Accessories
Described in Folder
less hours during the year by eliminating the
necessity of handling regular copies until sold.
It keeps the merchandise from being soiled and
lost on the counters and will sell more copies
than a salesman can talk about.
"I'm Crazy Over You"
Released by Gene Austin
YOU'RE THE CREAM IN MY COFFEE
DON'T HOLD EVERYTHING
TO KNOW YOU 18 TO LOVE YOtf
TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE
METROPOLIS
FERDE GROFE
Introduced and featured by Paul White-
man in all of his concert appearances.
Hear the Whiteman Victor record No.
35933 (Part 1 and Part 2) and No. 35934
(Part 3 and Part 4)!
Acclaimed by music critics as the logical
successor to the "Rhapsody in Blue."
799 Seventh Avenue. New York
MORE PROFIT £ DEALER
OUR NEW RETAIL PRICE OF
TWENTY CENTS PER COPY
Shows a Profit of
Nearly 2 0 0 % !
OUR LINE GROWS BETTER AND SELLS
BETTER EACH YEAR!
SEND IN YOUR ORDER FOR 50 NEW
Sons: Hits from "THREE CHEERS'
POMPANOLA
BECAUSE YOU'RE BEAUTIFUL
MAYBE THIS IS LOVE
TWO BOYS
Song Hits from "GOOD NEWS'
VARSITY DRAO
BEST THINGS IN LIFE ARE FREE
JUST IMAGINE
GOOD NEWS
LUCKY IN LOVE
HE'S A LADIES' MAN
A GIRL OF THE PI BETA PHI
HAPPY DAYS
$2.00
ROBBINS Music CORPORATION
Jack Robbins
tion picture music for many years. The Rob-
bins firm has published a number of important
theme songs in the past two years, and Mr.
Robbins is well qualified to pass judgment on
this new phase of' the popular music. It is his
belief that the industry, both publishers and
Song Hits from "JUST A MINUTE"
ANYTHING YOUR HEART DESIRES
HEIGH-HO, CHEERIO
PRETTY, PETITE AND SWEET
THE BREAK-ME-DOWN
YOU'LL KILL 'EM
WE'LL JUST BE TWO COMMUTERS
I'VE GOT A COOKIE JAR B I T NO COOKIES
(A Fantasie in Blue)
by
List Price
Some interesting views on photoplay theme
songs were given The Review this week by
Jack Robbins, head of the Robbins Music Corp.,
New York, which has been identified with mo-
Abner Greenberg Enters
Music Publishing Field
New Musical Show
Scores
1
Jack Robbins, Head of Robbins Music Corp.,
New York, Analyzes Success in This Type of
Publication
A new novelty song has been secured by
Gene Austin, Inc., New York, entitled "(Any-
one Can See With Half an Eye) I'm Crazy
Over You," written by Al Lewis and Al Sher-
man. The latter is tlie composer of "Dew,
Dew, Dewy Day" and the new song is his
second to be placed with Gene Austin, Inc.,
this Fall, the first being "Wear a Hat With a
Silver Lining." Marty Bloom, general manager
of the firm, is enthusiastic over the new re-
lease, stating there is a dearth of good comedy
songs in the music market this Fall, which is
bringing both numbers a strong demand from
professionals. The firm's leader is "Then Came
the Dawn," which is selling stronger than ever
all over the country. Its next release, accord-
ing to Mr. liloom, will be "Where's That Little
Bluebird," by Abner Silver and Roy Turk.
Abner Greenberg, composer of two popular
successes last year, "C'est Vous" and "Auf
Include Sheet Music Racks, Orchestration Wiederseh'n" as well as other hits in the past,
Racks, Stock Boxes, Wire Display Racks and has entered the music publishing business, tak-
ing office space in Room 403, at 745 Seventh
Teachers' Graded Catalog
avenue, New York. Mr. Greenberg has already
A folder is being mailed to the trade by the released the first number in his catalog, en-
Century Music Publishing Co., New York, de- titled "That Look in Your Eyes," which he
scribing miscellaneous accessories for sheet considers of the caliber of "C'est Vous." Be-
music departments offered at attractive prices fore his connections with the music publishing
by the company. These include sheet music field Mr. Greenberg was an attorney, although
racks with a capacity of 500 numbers, orchestra- in recent years he has devoted most of his time
tion racks holding from 150 to 240 copies, dust- to song writing.
proof stock boxes, flat stock portfolios, wire
display racks, silk kraft wrapping paper, graded
counter portfolios of the Century Certified Edi
tion, etc.
Perhaps the most valuable offer is a series of
seven -counter books, entitled "Teachers' Guide
Song Hits from the new GEORGE WHITE
and Reference Book," consisting of one book
"SCANDALS"
I'M ON THE CREST OF A WAVE
of first grade Century piano numbers, two books
WHAT
D'YA SAY?
of second grade piano Century numbers, and
PICKIN' COTTON
three books of third grade Century piano num-
AMERICAN TUNE
WHERE YOUR NAME IS CARVED
bers and one book of Century violin numbers.
Sons Hlt8 from "HOLD EVERYTHING'
This series saves the dealer and his clerk count-
NOW READY
Theme Songs Must Be
Vital Part of Film
•
SK1NLEY
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, Inc.
745 Seventh Ave.
New York City
20
•
MUSIC CO.CZ3
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