The New York Clipper (March 1903)

MABOH 14. THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 83 THE BANQUET IN MISERY HALL Oar f* • t a re irni n t to nm 1 story Hit, by ART IIC R j LAMB and HARBT VON TILZER. Sweeping ail be fore it, like a Texas cyclone. Splendid slide* ready. THE WINTER TIME COMES ROUND Oar headline waits rang, by RED SHIELDS and GEO. KVASS, authors of many good Ih In m , A certain nit. "T YOU ROLL OEM EYES ELIZA Oar mmt prominent ihool coon ■ana, and when we say It's toy ANDREW STERLING and HARRY VOW TI 17.KK farther comment la su- perfluous. WHERE THE WURZRURGER FLOWS. HARRY VO.V TILZER'S great drinking rang Ikat has grown wonderfully big ilnce ft wh flnt issued. Jaat a Jolly, "sll-join-1 n" song that I. a great hit. PRETTY LITTLE DINAH JONES. Oar Mar coon lerenade. Fall of pretty in the muilr, and dainty sentiment In the Good fbr single acta or for production!. •train* W.LLiAMS and WALKERS MOST GIGANTIC SONG SUCCESSES, rang In their Broadway prodnctlon of "IN DAHOMEY," aro published exclusively by at, and are a* follow*i "THE CZAR," "MOLLIE GREEN," "GOOD EVENING," "EMANCIPATION DAT," "BURRAH FOR CAPTAIN KIDD," "THE LEADER OF THE COLORED ARISTOCRACY," "EVAH DARKEY 18 A KINO," ."ON BROADWAY," "IN DAHOMEY," BYE AND BYE." These are the Real Hits of time Show. I IN THE SWEET BYE AND BYE AND FAIRY TALES. Two exceedingly good comic range by BRYAN and MARRY VOW TILZER, with plenty of extra verse*. The flnt can be urad a* a straight walti PROFESSIONAL SONG USERS can get what they need by writing and sending stamps for postage. 8LIDE USERS write for terms on our unequaled stereoptlcon slides; the guarantee of the house backs every set. SHOW LEADERS are requested to send In a list of what they need, and it will be sent by return mall. ORCHESTRA LEADERS should be In our Orchestra Club. It's a good thing. 14 Pieces of Music, 10 Parts and Piano, last year for 81.00, and MORE this year. Ask about It by postal. BAND LEADERS who aim to play what the PEOPLE like, send for cat- alogue of Hits by HARRY VON TILZER, who WRITE8 what the people like. FRIENDS ON THE ROAD will do us the greatest possible favor to write us OFTEN. We want to keep In touch with you, and you are missing many good things If you don't tell us where you are. OUR CHICACO OFFICE, at 67 ClarkSt., Is a good place to go when In that city. JULES.VON TILZER and his Merry Men will make your visit worth while, and all the conveniences of our Home Office will be dupli- cated there. OUR HOME OFFICE, at 42 W. 28th St., N. Y. City, Is absolutely the only place In town where you can get Just what you want, Just when you want It. Try It and see. EffiY TON Tlim 1KB FIB CO. WHEN KATE AND I WERE COMIN' THRO' THE RYE. Trili pastoral ballad needs very little praise, a* It I* Its own recommendation, and the fact that HARRY VON TIl.ZHK wrote It should be an added guarantee. Illustrated handsomely. RAZZLE DAZZLE A ND A YEAR'S DREAM. (Characteristic March.) (Walts.) Two great numbers for musical, dumb or acrobatic acta, or any performers needing a catchy In- strumental number. Also good for entre aots, and "RAZZLE DAZZLE" Is positively a great uom- position for boot dancers. _^_^_^^^_^_^__^_____^_^___^____ YOU'LL HAVE TO READ THE ANSWER IN THE STARS. s-SV! M«AVOY»S enormous hit In E1AW Si EHL.ARUER'8 massive show,"Blue Beard," at the Knickerbocker Theatre, this city. Plenty of extra Terse*. By BRYAN and VON TILZER. TELL ME THAT REAUTIFUL STORY. Fine high class—yet popular style—love rang that we are constantly getting good reports on from singers. The lyrle by ARTHUR J. LAMB. The music by AL. VON TILZEll. THE CHINK OF THE MISER'S GOLD An exceedingly meritorious bass song that far surpasses anything In this line of songs pre- viously produced. Published la two keys. By ARTIIVA J. LAMB and HARRY VON TILZRB. IN THE ETERNAL CITY Imposing and soul rousing sacred song, by ARTHUR J. LAMB and HARHY VON T1LZEH, that Is prominent above all others by reason of Its originality, power and beauty. Issued In three keys. A SONG TO THE FOAMING STEIN. AIi. VON TILZRH'H contribution to the list of works of this character. Many song* landing Bacchus -re penned, but few are accepted by his devotees. This, however, 1* one that has -won a high and lasting place. Lyric by MS. O'DEA.