Music Trade Review
Issue: 1929 Vol. 88 N. 16 - Page 22
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18
The Music Trade
entury
Review
Edward B. Marks Abroad
on Important Business
For the second time in eight months Edward
B. Marks, proprietor of the New York music
publishing firm bearing his name, is in Europe.
SHEET MUSIC
it the message we are sending to
minions of people every day
through the medium of 31 Best
American Magazines directing the
readers to go to their dealers for
copies.
HOOK-UP
From
"GEORGE
W H I T E ' S
S C A N D A L S "
I'M ON THE CRE8T OF A WAVE
WHAT D'YA SAY?
-
PICKIN' COTTON
AMERICAN TUNE
(I Love to Be 'Neath the Old Apple Tree)
WHERE YOUR NAME IS CARVED WITH
MINE
Century Music Pub. Co.
From Schwab & Mandel's Joyous College
Musical " G O O D
N E W S "
THE VARSITY DRAG
THE BEST THINGS IN L I F E ARE F R E E
LUCKY IN LOVE
GOOD NEWS
J l ' S T IMAGINE
HE'S A LADIES' MAN
235 W. 4Oth St., New York City
Piantadosi Breaks Into
Sound Picture Field
B O S T O N p " blishers
from Schwab & Mantlet's Smash Musical
"FOLLOW
T H R U "
MY LUCKY STAR
BUTTON UP YOUR OVERCOAT
I WANT TO BE BAD
YOU WOULDN'T FOOL ME, WOULD YOU?
NO MORE YOU
From Charles Dillingham's Extravaganza
" T H R E E
C H E E R S "
POMPANOLA
MAYBE THIS IS LOVE
BKCAUSE YOU'RE BEAUTIFUL
TWO BOYS
Fifteen cents a copy for the
Best existing Edition is the
reason why "CENTURY is
Best selling Edition.
BUY YOUR MUSIC FROM
"HITS"
From Musical Shows
From Aaron's & Freedley's Sensation
"HOLD
E V E R Y T H I N G "
YOU'RE THE CREAM IN MY COFFEE
TO KNOW YOU IS TO LOVE YOU
DON'T HOLD EVERYTHING
(Let Everything Go)
TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE
15*
Al Piantadosi, music publisher at 1650 Broad-
way, New York, is elated over the scoop he has
just made in obtaining the publishing rights to
"The Blues Singer," an J R. L. A. sound picture,
starring Mamie Smith. The score of this pro-
duction is rich with song material and includes
such numbers as "The Lure of the South,"
"Wonderful Mammy," "My Sportin' Man," and
"The Show Must Go On." Another singing and
dancing musical picture for which Mr. Pianta-
dosi will publish the score is called "The Talk
of Hollywood," starring Nat Carr. This pro-
duction is to be released shortly by the Excel-
lent Pictures Corp. and will contain the fol-
lowing songs: "Daughter Mine," "Sarah" (a
novelty song), "I'll Get Her From Daddy" and
"When You're in Love."
Mr. Piantadosi's popular catalog is being held
up stronger than ever before with two fast
numbers, called "Hello Sweetie" and "I Never
Guessed." Both songs are in the repertoire of
the leading dance bands and Rudy Vallee, co-
writer of the latter, is lending his prestige to
the song in all its programs. Recently Mr.
Piantadosi picked up a novelty song, entitled
"I've Got the Stock Market Blues," which is
proving popular with many big acts and radio
stars.
APRIL 20, 1929
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, Inc.
Edward B. Marks
Last Summer Mr. Marks spent considerable
time in England and on the continent and, ac-
companied by Mrs. Marks, combined sight-see-
ing with business. This time, however, the
trip is purely of a business character and he
is visiting London, Paris, Berlin and Vienna,
where the Marks firm has important connec-
tions.
Chief among the reasons for Mr. Marks' trip
is the ever-increasing activity of his house in
the foreign music field, necessitating constant
touch with foreign music men. The question
of world rights, brought up by the talking pic-
tures and synchronization, is also an important
one to a firm that has such a large number of
European successes. Several new deals are in
the offing which will add prestige to the con-
cern as a standard music house. Mr. Marks
was armed for his trip with a strong popular
catalog, headed by Ernie Golden's fox-trot,
"The Toymaker's Dream," which has been a
virtual successor to the "Parade of the Wooden
Soldiers" in the Marks catalog.
Music Publishers
745 Seventh Ave.
New Yorlt City
"Ploddin' Along" Issued
SAM FRANCISCO, CAL., April 13.—A new song of
the South, called "Ploddin' Along," is being in-
troduced by Villa Moret, Inc., local music pub-
lishing firm, as a follow-up to its hit of last
season, "Chloe." The number is by Jo Trent,
Peter De Rose and Willard Robison, writers of
"Muddy Water," of a few seasons ago, and has
an appealing melody, characteristic of the type
of song generally popularized by Villa Moret.
A special dance arrangement of the number by
Frank Skinner has just been issued and is prov-
ing popular with large and small orchestras.
New Carson Robinson Song
A lively comedy number, entitled "Barnacle
Bill, the Sailor," written by Carson Robinson
and Frank Luther, recording artists, has been
issued recently in sheet music form by the
Southern Music Publishing Co., New York.
John Lange has taken over the bankrupt The number has been recorded by the writers,
stock of the Steven Griffing Music Shop, Kings- the team singing it to Mr. Robinson's ac-
ton, N. Y., and will move the business to 63 companiment on the guitar, and other record
North Front street, that city, where he will companies are following suit. The song lyrics
continue it under the name of Lange's Music of the song are in narrative style and contain
many extra verse and chorus versions.
Shop.
Oliver Ditson Company
BOSTOK
NEW YORK
Anticipate «nd Supply Every Requirement o< Music
Dealers
ROBERT TELLER SONS & DORNER
Music Engravers and Printer*
SEND MANUSCRIPT AND IDEA OF
TITLE FOR ESTIMATE
311 West 43rd Street
New York City
M/VV PUBLISHER- OUR. REFERENCE
«^j *>>-> WRITE FOR PRICES
2 0 5 4 W.LAKE ST. CHICAGO. ILL
McKINLEY MUSIC
20 * A Qopy*to Dealers^ 7? \ Copy"
McKINLEY MUSIC CO.
^
CHICAGO,ILL.
18
The Music Trade
entury
Review
Edward B. Marks Abroad
on Important Business
For the second time in eight months Edward
B. Marks, proprietor of the New York music
publishing firm bearing his name, is in Europe.
SHEET MUSIC
it the message we are sending to
minions of people every day
through the medium of 31 Best
American Magazines directing the
readers to go to their dealers for
copies.
HOOK-UP
From
"GEORGE
W H I T E ' S
S C A N D A L S "
I'M ON THE CRE8T OF A WAVE
WHAT D'YA SAY?
-
PICKIN' COTTON
AMERICAN TUNE
(I Love to Be 'Neath the Old Apple Tree)
WHERE YOUR NAME IS CARVED WITH
MINE
Century Music Pub. Co.
From Schwab & Mandel's Joyous College
Musical " G O O D
N E W S "
THE VARSITY DRAG
THE BEST THINGS IN L I F E ARE F R E E
LUCKY IN LOVE
GOOD NEWS
J l ' S T IMAGINE
HE'S A LADIES' MAN
235 W. 4Oth St., New York City
Piantadosi Breaks Into
Sound Picture Field
B O S T O N p " blishers
from Schwab & Mantlet's Smash Musical
"FOLLOW
T H R U "
MY LUCKY STAR
BUTTON UP YOUR OVERCOAT
I WANT TO BE BAD
YOU WOULDN'T FOOL ME, WOULD YOU?
NO MORE YOU
From Charles Dillingham's Extravaganza
" T H R E E
C H E E R S "
POMPANOLA
MAYBE THIS IS LOVE
BKCAUSE YOU'RE BEAUTIFUL
TWO BOYS
Fifteen cents a copy for the
Best existing Edition is the
reason why "CENTURY is
Best selling Edition.
BUY YOUR MUSIC FROM
"HITS"
From Musical Shows
From Aaron's & Freedley's Sensation
"HOLD
E V E R Y T H I N G "
YOU'RE THE CREAM IN MY COFFEE
TO KNOW YOU IS TO LOVE YOU
DON'T HOLD EVERYTHING
(Let Everything Go)
TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE
15*
Al Piantadosi, music publisher at 1650 Broad-
way, New York, is elated over the scoop he has
just made in obtaining the publishing rights to
"The Blues Singer," an J R. L. A. sound picture,
starring Mamie Smith. The score of this pro-
duction is rich with song material and includes
such numbers as "The Lure of the South,"
"Wonderful Mammy," "My Sportin' Man," and
"The Show Must Go On." Another singing and
dancing musical picture for which Mr. Pianta-
dosi will publish the score is called "The Talk
of Hollywood," starring Nat Carr. This pro-
duction is to be released shortly by the Excel-
lent Pictures Corp. and will contain the fol-
lowing songs: "Daughter Mine," "Sarah" (a
novelty song), "I'll Get Her From Daddy" and
"When You're in Love."
Mr. Piantadosi's popular catalog is being held
up stronger than ever before with two fast
numbers, called "Hello Sweetie" and "I Never
Guessed." Both songs are in the repertoire of
the leading dance bands and Rudy Vallee, co-
writer of the latter, is lending his prestige to
the song in all its programs. Recently Mr.
Piantadosi picked up a novelty song, entitled
"I've Got the Stock Market Blues," which is
proving popular with many big acts and radio
stars.
APRIL 20, 1929
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, Inc.
Edward B. Marks
Last Summer Mr. Marks spent considerable
time in England and on the continent and, ac-
companied by Mrs. Marks, combined sight-see-
ing with business. This time, however, the
trip is purely of a business character and he
is visiting London, Paris, Berlin and Vienna,
where the Marks firm has important connec-
tions.
Chief among the reasons for Mr. Marks' trip
is the ever-increasing activity of his house in
the foreign music field, necessitating constant
touch with foreign music men. The question
of world rights, brought up by the talking pic-
tures and synchronization, is also an important
one to a firm that has such a large number of
European successes. Several new deals are in
the offing which will add prestige to the con-
cern as a standard music house. Mr. Marks
was armed for his trip with a strong popular
catalog, headed by Ernie Golden's fox-trot,
"The Toymaker's Dream," which has been a
virtual successor to the "Parade of the Wooden
Soldiers" in the Marks catalog.
Music Publishers
745 Seventh Ave.
New Yorlt City
"Ploddin' Along" Issued
SAM FRANCISCO, CAL., April 13.—A new song of
the South, called "Ploddin' Along," is being in-
troduced by Villa Moret, Inc., local music pub-
lishing firm, as a follow-up to its hit of last
season, "Chloe." The number is by Jo Trent,
Peter De Rose and Willard Robison, writers of
"Muddy Water," of a few seasons ago, and has
an appealing melody, characteristic of the type
of song generally popularized by Villa Moret.
A special dance arrangement of the number by
Frank Skinner has just been issued and is prov-
ing popular with large and small orchestras.
New Carson Robinson Song
A lively comedy number, entitled "Barnacle
Bill, the Sailor," written by Carson Robinson
and Frank Luther, recording artists, has been
issued recently in sheet music form by the
Southern Music Publishing Co., New York.
John Lange has taken over the bankrupt The number has been recorded by the writers,
stock of the Steven Griffing Music Shop, Kings- the team singing it to Mr. Robinson's ac-
ton, N. Y., and will move the business to 63 companiment on the guitar, and other record
North Front street, that city, where he will companies are following suit. The song lyrics
continue it under the name of Lange's Music of the song are in narrative style and contain
many extra verse and chorus versions.
Shop.
Oliver Ditson Company
BOSTOK
NEW YORK
Anticipate «nd Supply Every Requirement o< Music
Dealers
ROBERT TELLER SONS & DORNER
Music Engravers and Printer*
SEND MANUSCRIPT AND IDEA OF
TITLE FOR ESTIMATE
311 West 43rd Street
New York City
M/VV PUBLISHER- OUR. REFERENCE
«^j *>>-> WRITE FOR PRICES
2 0 5 4 W.LAKE ST. CHICAGO. ILL
McKINLEY MUSIC
20 * A Qopy*to Dealers^ 7? \ Copy"
McKINLEY MUSIC CO.
^
CHICAGO,ILL.
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