Music Trade Review
Issue: 1929 Vol. 88 N. 17 - Page 18
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The Music Trade Review
Composer of "Glow Worm"
Writes Modern Fox-Trot
entury
S
XX'KFWF* I V I T T C T P
it the message we are sending to
millions of people every day
through the medium of 31 Best
American Magazines directing the
readers to go to their dealers for
copies.
HOOK-UP
Fifteen cents a copy for the
Best existing Edition is the
reason why "CENTURY" is
Best selling Edition.
Century Music Pub. Co.
235 W. 4Oth St., New York City
Two New Piano Solos
Issued by Joe Davis
Paul Lincke, Viennese composer of the "Glow
Worm" and many other operettas, has written
a fox-trot in the American style, called "A
Night in May," which is being published in
this country by the Edward B. Marks Music
Co., New York. The new number, like all of
the works of this composer, is melodic and
fully as worthy in musical value as any of the
earlier Lincke hits. Lt can also be played as
a gavotte or sung as a ballad, although the
publishers intend to boost it primarily ais a
fox-trot at first. The original German title is
"Ach Die Bo.se Liebe," while in France it is
known as "Ah! La Fleur D'Oranger." In both
countries and elsewhere in Europe it has been
a great success.
For this country a slight change in the idea
of the title and lyrics was deemed advisable
and the task was entrusted to Robert A. Simon,
who is known not only as a lyricist of the bet-
ter grade but as a musical critic as well. Mr.
Simon, at present connected with the Judson
Radio Corp. and the New Yorker magazine,
has written a, lyric that is popular without be-
ing cheap, simple without being dull.
The dance orchestration has been arranged
by the man who is generally considered the
ace for this particular type of melody number,
VV. C. Folia. A concert arrangement, based on
a score made by Lincke himself, is also being
issued.
A P R I L 27, 1929
M.WITMARK G SONS
SONGS
I'M THIRSTY FOR K I S S E S -
HUNGRY FOR LOVE
Lonely, With Only, Just Me
from
COLLEEN MOORE'S
"WHY BE GOOD?"
LADY DIVINE
from
CORINNE GRIFFITH
in "THE DIVINE LADY"
GIOVANNA
(Jo-Van-Na) To Thee I Am Calling
from
MILTON SILLS'
"LOVE AND THE DEVIL"
ALSO
MOTHER MACHREE
from
"MOTHER MACHREE"
Two new novelty numbers, "Oriental Fan-
Starring
tasy" and "Exquisite," have just been released
BELLE BENNETT and
PHILIPPE DE LACEY
by the Triangle Music Publishing Co., New
York, which now has a big assortment of this
SUNRISE AND YOU
front
type of selection. The first number is by Ed
"SUNRISE"
B. Claypoole, writer of "Ragging the Scales,"
Starring
the second being the work of Joe Keden, radio
JANET GAYNOR and
The score and hit songs of the operetta,
GEORGE O'BRIEN
and recording pianist, who styles himself "Ked- "The Silver Swan," have been published by Leo
en-on-the-keys." Joe Davis, head of the Tri- Feist, Inc., New York, and are already in de-
SINGAPORE SAL
angle firm, is anticipating a quick hit in his mand by jobbers and dealers in the East. The
from
"SAL OF SINGAPORE"
latest ballad fox-trot release, "Sposin'," which
production, which has music by H. Maurice
Starring
was written by Andy Razaf and Paul Denniker. Jacquet and book and lyrics by William S.
PHYLLIS HAVER
The Triangle catalog also includes "Susianna,"
Brady, opened auspiciously in Boston earlier
I'VE NEVER SEEN A SMILE
"You Can't Take My Memories from Me" and this month and has won the praise of both
LIKE YOURS
"It Ain't No Fault of Mine."
the public and critics. The outstanding songs
from
of the operetta are, "I Love You, I Adore
RONALD WEST'S
You," "Cigarette," "Love Letters" and "Lonely
"ALIBI"
Road." Following the premiere, the Boston
MY
HEART'S
LONGING
Al. Neibcrg a popular music publishers' Traveler had the following to say: "Among
FOR
YOU,
ELAINE
representative, has joined the staff of the the song hits may be reckoned 'Merry-Go-
from
Round,' sung by Miss Clark; 'I Love You' by
"TIMES SQUARE"
Broadway Music Corp., New York, and will
Starring
make a trip through the trade shortly in the Miss Emerie and Mr. Purcell and 'The Lonely
ALICE DAY
interest of this house. Mr. Neiberg was for- Road.' "
WOMAN DISPUTED,
merly connected with such firms as the Forster
I LOVE YOU
Music Publishing Co., Chicago, the McKinley
from
Music Co., Chicago, and the Century Music
"WOMAN DISPUTED"
Publishing Co., New York. He is well known
More than 300 American Army songs have
Starring
NORMA TALMADGE
in the sheet music trade.
been published under the title of "Sound Off!"
by Cosmopolitan Book Corp., New York. The
songs have been selected by Lieutenant Ed-
BUY YOUR MUSIC FROM
ward Arthur Dolph from his private collection,
1650 Broadway
New York
which is probably the largest in existence. All
periods in American Military history are rep-
resented: the Revolutionary War, War of 1812,
Mexican War, Civil War, Indian fighting,
Spanish-American War and World War. With
Oliver Ditson Company
words and music arc the stories of the origin
BOSTON
NEW YORK
One ot the most interesting of current music
Anticipate and Supply Every Requirement of Music
and authentic illustrations. Tin- music is ar-
Dealeri
'
book publications is "Modern Arrangements of
ranged by Philip Egner.
Gilbert and Sullivan's Famous Songs," corn-
piled by Harokl Dixon and published by the
Robbins Music Corp., New York. The volume
is an anthology of the best-known songs of
Music Engravers and Printers
Joe Davis, head of the Triangle Music Pub-
what are generally considered the most famous
SEND MANUSCRIPT AND IDEA OF
lishing
Co.,
New
York,
has
been
so
pleased
comic operas of all time. Attractively ar-
TITLE FOR ESTIMATE
with the success of his "baby special" idea of
ranged, and reasonably priced, the book is ex-
311 West 43rd Street
New York City
supplying orchestrations arranged for a small
pected soon to join the front ranks of best
combination of instruments that he is releasing
sellers, and has already given every indication
a second batch. The selections include "It
that it will do so.
Ain't No Fault of Mine," "Pretty Face,"
The contents of the book include the most
"Georgia Gigolo" and "Dynamite." The ar- popular selections from "H. M. S. Pinafore,"
rangements in the case of all the "baby spe-
"The Mikado," "Pirates of I'enzance," "Pa-
cials" contain parts for piano, violin, banjo, tience," "The Gondoliers," "Ruddygore,
Frial
C/INY PUBLISHER. OUR REFERENCE
**
cornet, trombone, drums, E-flat saxophone and
by Jury," "Iolanthe," "Yeomen of the Guard"
B-flat saxophone.
2 0 5 4 W. LAKE ST. CHICAGO. ILL
and "The Sorcerer."
"Silver Swan" Score
Published by Feist
Joins B'way Music Corp.
Army Songs Published
M. WITMARK & SONS
BOSTON
PubKsher
'
ROBERT TELLER SONS & DORNER
Robbins Concern Releases
Gilbert & Sullivan Book
Four More "Baby Specials"
18
The Music Trade Review
Composer of "Glow Worm"
Writes Modern Fox-Trot
entury
S
XX'KFWF* I V I T T C T P
it the message we are sending to
millions of people every day
through the medium of 31 Best
American Magazines directing the
readers to go to their dealers for
copies.
HOOK-UP
Fifteen cents a copy for the
Best existing Edition is the
reason why "CENTURY" is
Best selling Edition.
Century Music Pub. Co.
235 W. 4Oth St., New York City
Two New Piano Solos
Issued by Joe Davis
Paul Lincke, Viennese composer of the "Glow
Worm" and many other operettas, has written
a fox-trot in the American style, called "A
Night in May," which is being published in
this country by the Edward B. Marks Music
Co., New York. The new number, like all of
the works of this composer, is melodic and
fully as worthy in musical value as any of the
earlier Lincke hits. Lt can also be played as
a gavotte or sung as a ballad, although the
publishers intend to boost it primarily ais a
fox-trot at first. The original German title is
"Ach Die Bo.se Liebe," while in France it is
known as "Ah! La Fleur D'Oranger." In both
countries and elsewhere in Europe it has been
a great success.
For this country a slight change in the idea
of the title and lyrics was deemed advisable
and the task was entrusted to Robert A. Simon,
who is known not only as a lyricist of the bet-
ter grade but as a musical critic as well. Mr.
Simon, at present connected with the Judson
Radio Corp. and the New Yorker magazine,
has written a, lyric that is popular without be-
ing cheap, simple without being dull.
The dance orchestration has been arranged
by the man who is generally considered the
ace for this particular type of melody number,
VV. C. Folia. A concert arrangement, based on
a score made by Lincke himself, is also being
issued.
A P R I L 27, 1929
M.WITMARK G SONS
SONGS
I'M THIRSTY FOR K I S S E S -
HUNGRY FOR LOVE
Lonely, With Only, Just Me
from
COLLEEN MOORE'S
"WHY BE GOOD?"
LADY DIVINE
from
CORINNE GRIFFITH
in "THE DIVINE LADY"
GIOVANNA
(Jo-Van-Na) To Thee I Am Calling
from
MILTON SILLS'
"LOVE AND THE DEVIL"
ALSO
MOTHER MACHREE
from
"MOTHER MACHREE"
Two new novelty numbers, "Oriental Fan-
Starring
tasy" and "Exquisite," have just been released
BELLE BENNETT and
PHILIPPE DE LACEY
by the Triangle Music Publishing Co., New
York, which now has a big assortment of this
SUNRISE AND YOU
front
type of selection. The first number is by Ed
"SUNRISE"
B. Claypoole, writer of "Ragging the Scales,"
Starring
the second being the work of Joe Keden, radio
JANET GAYNOR and
The score and hit songs of the operetta,
GEORGE O'BRIEN
and recording pianist, who styles himself "Ked- "The Silver Swan," have been published by Leo
en-on-the-keys." Joe Davis, head of the Tri- Feist, Inc., New York, and are already in de-
SINGAPORE SAL
angle firm, is anticipating a quick hit in his mand by jobbers and dealers in the East. The
from
"SAL OF SINGAPORE"
latest ballad fox-trot release, "Sposin'," which
production, which has music by H. Maurice
Starring
was written by Andy Razaf and Paul Denniker. Jacquet and book and lyrics by William S.
PHYLLIS HAVER
The Triangle catalog also includes "Susianna,"
Brady, opened auspiciously in Boston earlier
I'VE NEVER SEEN A SMILE
"You Can't Take My Memories from Me" and this month and has won the praise of both
LIKE YOURS
"It Ain't No Fault of Mine."
the public and critics. The outstanding songs
from
of the operetta are, "I Love You, I Adore
RONALD WEST'S
You," "Cigarette," "Love Letters" and "Lonely
"ALIBI"
Road." Following the premiere, the Boston
MY
HEART'S
LONGING
Al. Neibcrg a popular music publishers' Traveler had the following to say: "Among
FOR
YOU,
ELAINE
representative, has joined the staff of the the song hits may be reckoned 'Merry-Go-
from
Round,' sung by Miss Clark; 'I Love You' by
"TIMES SQUARE"
Broadway Music Corp., New York, and will
Starring
make a trip through the trade shortly in the Miss Emerie and Mr. Purcell and 'The Lonely
ALICE DAY
interest of this house. Mr. Neiberg was for- Road.' "
WOMAN DISPUTED,
merly connected with such firms as the Forster
I LOVE YOU
Music Publishing Co., Chicago, the McKinley
from
Music Co., Chicago, and the Century Music
"WOMAN DISPUTED"
Publishing Co., New York. He is well known
More than 300 American Army songs have
Starring
NORMA TALMADGE
in the sheet music trade.
been published under the title of "Sound Off!"
by Cosmopolitan Book Corp., New York. The
songs have been selected by Lieutenant Ed-
BUY YOUR MUSIC FROM
ward Arthur Dolph from his private collection,
1650 Broadway
New York
which is probably the largest in existence. All
periods in American Military history are rep-
resented: the Revolutionary War, War of 1812,
Mexican War, Civil War, Indian fighting,
Spanish-American War and World War. With
Oliver Ditson Company
words and music arc the stories of the origin
BOSTON
NEW YORK
One ot the most interesting of current music
Anticipate and Supply Every Requirement of Music
and authentic illustrations. Tin- music is ar-
Dealeri
'
book publications is "Modern Arrangements of
ranged by Philip Egner.
Gilbert and Sullivan's Famous Songs," corn-
piled by Harokl Dixon and published by the
Robbins Music Corp., New York. The volume
is an anthology of the best-known songs of
Music Engravers and Printers
Joe Davis, head of the Triangle Music Pub-
what are generally considered the most famous
SEND MANUSCRIPT AND IDEA OF
lishing
Co.,
New
York,
has
been
so
pleased
comic operas of all time. Attractively ar-
TITLE FOR ESTIMATE
with the success of his "baby special" idea of
ranged, and reasonably priced, the book is ex-
311 West 43rd Street
New York City
supplying orchestrations arranged for a small
pected soon to join the front ranks of best
combination of instruments that he is releasing
sellers, and has already given every indication
a second batch. The selections include "It
that it will do so.
Ain't No Fault of Mine," "Pretty Face,"
The contents of the book include the most
"Georgia Gigolo" and "Dynamite." The ar- popular selections from "H. M. S. Pinafore,"
rangements in the case of all the "baby spe-
"The Mikado," "Pirates of I'enzance," "Pa-
cials" contain parts for piano, violin, banjo, tience," "The Gondoliers," "Ruddygore,
Frial
C/INY PUBLISHER. OUR REFERENCE
cornet, trombone, drums, E-flat saxophone and
by Jury," "Iolanthe," "Yeomen of the Guard"
B-flat saxophone.
2 0 5 4 W. LAKE ST. CHICAGO. ILL
and "The Sorcerer."
"Silver Swan" Score
Published by Feist
Joins B'way Music Corp.
Army Songs Published
M. WITMARK & SONS
BOSTON
PubKsher
'
ROBERT TELLER SONS & DORNER
Robbins Concern Releases
Gilbert & Sullivan Book
Four More "Baby Specials"
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