The New York Clipper (November 1917)

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PROFESSIONAL COPIES AND ORCHESTRATIONS IN ALL KEYS last season, and it was the feature number of her repertoire on the entire tour she made from coast to coast, and farther says that it will be her feature nan again this season. Her own words being—"It's a song that will lire after all other war songs are forgotten.™ ■ * \A/I-TiVI/VRi< & SONS ITOSTON •T>?..,y-ir St. .CK LA HEY IDENCS, R. Belknap St. crowLev PHILADELPHIA io South 9th St. ■ED. EDWARDS Uptown Prof. Rooms, AL. COOK, Manager 1562 Broaoway, NEXT TO PALACE 1 r-IEATRE BALTIMORE SAN FRANCISCO . I >T. PAUL. MINN. New Reiiiy Hotel Pantnaes Building I R. 3%8 Bremer Arcade F. HARRISON.. AL. "SROWNE WM. B. WESSEL ACRERMANN-QUIGLEY LITHd CO. ■^V".' 116-121 WEST FIFTH ST., KANSAS CITY, MO. . '"'.'. , New Catalog Stock Paper NOW READY WRITE FOR YOUR COPY NEW LINE OF DRAMATIC PAPER IN COURSE OF MANUFACTURE PART OF LINE HUDY FOR 5HIPMEHT NOW, BALANCE NOV. 16 "'. A vaudeville- writer of regular vaudeville acts, sketches, rand monologues. 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