Variety (November 1918)

VARIETY JEROME H. REMICK & COMPANY READY SOON iS i^l.»2gSTS"r "SMILES >f NINE NEW NOVELTIES 'Tackin' 'Em Down" OVilBUS-DB SltVA '"When They Do the Hula Hula on the Boulevards'' BBYAN-xLAWBENCB ''Comprenez-Vous, Papa?" BBTAN-LAWBENCB '^Germany, You'll Soon Be No Man's Land" KBNNBPY—yreKB~DKMPgBT--DOWWINQ "I've Got the Blue Bidge Blues" WBITING—MASON "Give a Little Credit to the Navy" GUBIBLB-KAHN—DE 8ILVA "We Never Did That Before" EDWARD LA8KA "In the Land Where Poppies Bloom" VAN—8CHXNCK "You Cannot Shake That "Shimmee' Here" VAN-SCBENCK—WBLia CHORUS a tempo "Till We Meet Again" w t\i hi ' '1 ^ ' ^' ^/; vk Smile the while you kiss me sad a . dieu $ ± f= :* Ui Wben the crouds roll I r I I StOUl i i r bjf I^ cone to . you T t Tben the skies will seem more blue Down lo -i — -i- ^ focv ertso. i ./'I r 4iJ^ T lov '. era lane my dear - ie Wed '* ding bells will rlog • so mer. ri * dine beU U^ T T ^ Ev ■ 'ry tear will be a f= m r m em-o .17 So wait« and pray eacb J= iA- r a f fS Ok light for me rtz meet a • gaisx .gain. ITS T t r\ Zfc^.-.; Tia Vt Meet As&to S ^ 4—REMICK HITS—4 Tlie Cyclonic Song Hit Here is a song that brings joy to a weary heart- that fills to o'erflowing the bosom' burdened with war>time anxiety. A song that hits on all six eylin- ders of mnslcal sueceBs—for here Is music with a capital M—the singlngest, smIUngest song sensation In a month of Sundays. A snccess? Well—yon should smile. The greatest fox trot erer written. For Your Boy and My Boy Y«iN] do uurlbtnl In ttie world For Voor Boy nod Uy Boy, wonldol yml Ctrtainlyl Tben Itarn «nd alngtlu nrw tlmtly song. «F0n VOUn^OY AND iiy SOY," by Kobn and Vift Alaty/ie. A song with the wwuterfal pttrhille thrm thai will Oil yonr KOl.iittb tha Ittt of Vlctoiy. iwnetnber when oiu boy* at the rroM bear that jrni are ainglag tbb sonf, It will be Ilk* ■ ny or (anilibM fniin bame. We are rtcelTiiig the cndorannent ud c»- operalloD of the Publklly Monacer* 0} tbt Twelve Fledcral Rnerve DIs- tilcti jon "For Your Boy ud Uy Boy." Al Johon le slnilng It even per- lornuince at the Century Toealre, New York. The idea Kiig for the Liberty Loan Drive Sfpl. 38lh. Put It on right away and be tlikt, w (I rU Uve You More for Losing You AwhQe "Abaenoe makei the heart grow fondar," . „ ^ ' "Dlstanoe lenda eoebantment to the view," and all other a«od ulons are tnuudtted Into s newer, more modem mean- ing In this supreme melody. A song that starts a so^and ODds it ]ust that quick. A aong that cblllt and thriUa—aod, "Though that good-lne Use breakt my besrt, remember thla"—sing Uili song today and lean the sequel to this heart eob. A song with the bouanet of rose*—a song that should be on everyone's Upa before the aeasoa end*. hy EOAN and WHITING Wrltors of "Uanmu's Uttle Coal Black Itose," "And niegr OaUed It Dixie- land" and "Tulip Time la Holland." When We Went to Sunday School 3y KAHN and VAN AI^TTNE A song of achoal-and the OoMen Rule. A song whoso evci7 note flada auldi accord In ilio pulse bent and lieart throb of childhood memorlei. A cloec-up of the day when you were an Innocent cut-upi, But. ben to the chpniB^lt'a OMy to read and worth reading; When your pa Wat preacher anVirty'iiikiiittiS»iiwr"^^^^ We west t« Sunday Sohooi. Over my llttis hymn book I'd Itok at yau I eaught you peeping, too. - When my dsar old mother aald, "Uv» ens agslhar," It isemsd Ilka ■ wondariul rule; •* And you're swcettr today tbtn you were, dssris, ' When we went to Sunday School. A s»ug tliDt Hill maRb tbein atop, look and llitaa—tliat lacreasea tbs liaait tlinibe ond iiiakoa ths ujee glliteu.