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22 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER January 7, 1920 COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF ■ ■ ■: . vvv ■'-■■' • • GEORGE <■**• ':'•- - .; ■' "-■:". ■ ■■• AL ROCKWELL ■ - .■■■.-■ .-.-■ AND FOX ■ ■■■■. :. . »t ... a. ' NEXT TO CLOSING AT ■ — -*\ . ', :.i^-- ■■.*'. THIS WEEK DIR. HARRY FITZGERALD :\ is --..- ARE YOU SATISFIED? Are you satisfied the way your songs are going over? It is just as easy to sing "Hits" as other songs. We can assure you that the songs listed below will fill that weak spot in your act and prove encore-getters for you. One Act used "I've Been a-Longin' for You" for the first time in New York last week and took three encores. I've Been a-Longitf for You This is one of the finest Fox-Trot Ballads written, and its versatility is such that if you do not wish it in slow ballad style it makes one of the greatest "Jazz" numbers on the market Orchestra leaders, if you wish encores at your dances, send for orchestration. " JUST A ROSE " ■ This is one of the real 2-4 ballads that have come out in .late years. It is written by that "Wizard of the Banjo," Toe Roberts, which should be "Nuf-Sed." Quartette and harmony singers, send for this number, as it was harmonized and arranged for harmony possibilities. Released January 1. We would be pleased to have Acts, Entertainers and Shows while in New York call at our offices and look over our material. If you can't call, write for Professional Copy and Orchestration. If you are west of the Mississippi write our Butte office. Fisher-Thompson Music Pub. Co. Rialto Theatre Bldg., BUTTE, MONTANA 145 West 45th St., NEW YORK CITY