The Billboard 1924-03-22: Vol 36 Iss 12 (1924-03-22)

A AAT 2 MAKCH dz, 194 Tine Biltboardad 37 TILZER'S| SENSATIONAL “B SEH roeen ena will stop any s >... first tes arualicoe aoe rere ay : ‘HE LITTLE WOODEN. WHISTLEANOULnin THE. LAND. ‘WHERE THE GREEN SHAMROCK GROWS" — THAT, fo} Go) IRISH’ A MOTHER bad MINE” HARRY VON TILZER MUSIC WHAT MUSICIANS AND SINGERS OF ONE TOWN SAY ABOUT die Cantor, and apes that comedian in his style of delivery, Among his numbers are ‘‘Ed die Steady"’, written by Tobias for Eddie Can Her Dream Blue F eS tor last year when Cantor was in Ziegfeld’s “Follies. Cantor failed to make the song s “A dandy parlor song!” “go"’, and judging from the meager band ac “A very pretty melody.” “A fine waltz for dancing.” “The more I sing it, the better £ tke a.~ “Werds and music are both good.” flenry D. Tovey, Director Fine Arts Department, university of Arkansas, and an authority on music, eags: “I have received and song. I like it very much. I have so many original compositions to look over, and most of them very ead, that it is a relief to find a nice, simple, singeble melody such as you have written.” Introductory price by mail. Piano and Voice, lie *® copy. Red Star Music Co., Red Star, Ark. looked over your new corded Tobias Monday afternoon when he used the number, there is little chance to ever make it a bit. “In the Old Armehair’’, which Tobias aise wrote, and which is done on the closing, prover to be the best he sings. There is something of the risque about the number, but it is not laid on thick enough to cause harmful censure. The ‘‘dog and flea’’ version of ‘‘You Know You Belong to Somebody Else”, is also used, getting over nicely. Tobias tells laugh-provoking Yiddish stories between the numbers, and gets a better rise out of the audience on this than on his songs. RB. 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