The talking machine world (July-Dec 1928)

Th '. Talking Machine World, New York, July, 1928 147 Rose o£ Hawaii — Hawaiian Quintet, with Vocal Kef rain South Sea Islanders 5588 Sunnyside Lane — Vocal and Instrumental Quartet, Eddie Lewis and His Tropical Serenaders On a Mountain Trail in Old Hawaii — Vocal and Instrumental Quartet, Eddie Lewis and His Tropical Serenaders 5589 Fireworks — Clarinet Solo, with Novelty Accomp., Bob Fuller Here 'Tis — Clarinet Solo, with Novelty Accomp., Bob Fuller 8590 Two Wise Owls — "Mule Mileage" — Comedy Dia logue Cook-Fleming Two Wise Owls — "The Dish Washer" — Comedy Dialogue Cook-Mitchell STANDARD RECORD 8591 March of the Toys (From "Babes in Toyland") — March Adrian Schubert's Concert Orch. Pan American — Morceau Characteristique, Adrian Schubert's Concert Orch. CONSTRUCTIVE ARTICLES IN THIS ISSUE OF THE WORLD Ready Reference for Salesmen, Dealers and Department Heads Bell Records 612 Trinkets — Fox-trot The Peacock Inn Orch. It's This One To-day and That One Tomorrow— Fox-trot Baylor's Crescent Orch. 613 Afraid of You — Fox-trot, Andy Richard and His Orch. Just One Dream — Waltz ...Baylor's Crescent Orch. 614 Last Night I Dreamed You Kissed Me — Fox-trot, Andy Richards and His Orch. Just You and I — Fox-trot. . .Baylor's Crescent Orch. 615 Louisiana — Fox-trot Sherman's Globe Trotters Will You Be Lonely?— Waltz, Baylor's Crescent Orch. 616 Dream Kisses — Popular Vocal James Anderson You're More Than a Pal to Me — Popular Vocal, 617 Laugh, Clown, Laugh-Waltz BeuTectrd Boys Money-Making Suggestions for Am Ping Sing — Fox-trot .Black Diamond Orch Get on the Band Wagon — (An Editorial) 3 He Gives Them Service 4 Quick Profits in Sales of Records. . . 6 Selling the Radio Programs 8 Barrow Outlines His Sales Methods. 9 Step-Up Summer Profits 16 Systematized Management 20-21 Profit-Winning Sales Wrinkles 24 Creating a Record Demand for Finest Music 30 Mitchell's Plan Peps Sales 42 Latest Phonograph and Radio Patents 46 RMA Trade Show and Convention Was the Most Successful Ever Held 5 7-60 Important Meetings Featured Conventions of Federated Radio Trajde Association 62 Properly Locating the AC Receiver. . 64 Constant Demonstration Increases Sales for Live Brunswick Dealer . . Banner Records bitious Merchants 32 Last-Minute News of the Trade. ,32a-32d Off-Setting the Summer Lull 32b Those Million Record Sales 32b A Great Movement for Music 32b Closer Music and Radio Affiliation. . 32b Ensuring Proper Servicing 32b Every Dealer His Own Policeman. . 32b Watch Those Campaign Songs 32b Art in Radio Pays 32b Being Good Pays Dividends 32b 65 68 Modern Testing Equipment a Necessity for Efficient Radio Service . . . Newest in Radio A Department Devoted to Descriptions and Illustrations of the Latest Radio Receiving Sets and Accessories 88-100 Western Music Trades Hold Fifth Annual Meeting 1 34-136 In the Musical Merchandise Field. . . 139 Steinite Factory Tour Interesting and Instructive 14C Gleanings From the World of Music 141-143 Latest Record Bulletins 144-147 120— Toledo, 124— Rich mond, 124 — Chicago, 125-126 — Portland, 127 — Baltimore, 137— Milwaukee, 138. Domino Records DANCE RECORDS 4153 Georgie Porgie — Fox-trot. .Pelham Inn Society Orch. Sweet Lorraine — Fox-trot The Rounders 4154 C-o-n-s-t-a-n-t-i-n-o-p-l-e — Fox-trot, Sam Lanin's Dance Orch. Sorry for Me — Fox-trot ... Sam Lanin's Dance Orch. 4155 Just Like a Melody Out of the Sky — Fox-trot, The Rounders Too Busy — Fox-trot The Rounders 4156 Lou'siana Lullaby — Waltz. .. Hollywood Dance Orch. When the Harvest Moon Is Shining, Dixie Marimba Players 4157 Is it Gonna Be Long? — Fox-trot, Lou Gold and His Orch. I Must Be Dreaming — Fox-trot, Lou Gold and His Orch. 4158 Get Out and Get Under the Moon — Fox-trot, Pelham Inn Society Orch. Out of a Clear Blue Sky — Fox-trot, Lou Gold and His Orch. 4159 Just a Little Way Away From Home — Fox-trot, Sam Lanin's Dance Orch. The Bells of St. Mary's — Fox-trot, Pelham Inn Society Orch. 4160 I Wonder — Waltz Dixie Marimba Players Rosette — Waltz Dixie Marimba Players 4165 Mississippi Mud — Fox-trot Imperial Dance Orch. Moten Stomp — Fox-trot .. The Original Indiana Five VOCAL RECORDS 4161 You're a Real Sweetheart — Voice, with Orch. Accomp Nancy Walker Because My Baby Don't Mean Maybe Now — Voice, with Orch. Accomp Nancy Walker 4162 Constantinople — Male Duet, with Novelty Ae comp Macy-Ryan Johnny Loves Maggie — Tenor Solo, with Orch. Accomp Irving Kaufman 4163 Mama's Grown Young — Papa's Grown Old — Baritone Solo, with Orch. Accomp.. Jack Kaufman Oh! You Have No Idea — Baritone Solo, with Orch. Accomp Jack Kaufman 4164 We Love It — Male Duet, with Novelty Accomp., Macy;Ryan I Love to Dunk a Hunk of Sponge Cake — Baritone Solo, with Orch. Accomp Jack Kaufman NOVELTY RECORDS 0244 Just Like a Melody Out of the Sky — Octo Chorda Solo, with Piano Accomp Roy Smeck Rose of Hawaii — Hawaiian Quintet, with Vocal Refrain South Sea Islanders 0245 Laugh, Clown, Laugh — Octo-Chorda Solo, with Piano Accomp ..Roy Smeck" Dear Little Pal — Hawaiian Quintet, with Vocal Refrain South Sea Islanders 0246 Get Out and Get Under the Moon — Vocal and Instrumental Quartet. Eddie Lewis and His Tronical Serenaders Was It a Dream? — Vocal and Instrumental Quartet. Eddie Lewis and His Tropical Serenaders 0247 Sunnyside Lane — Vocal and Instrumental Quartet. Eddie Lewis and His Tropical Serenaders On a Mountain Trail in Old Hawaii — Vocal and Instrumental Quartet, Eddie Lewis and His Tropical Serenaders 0248 Two Wise Owls — "Mule Mileage" — Comedy Dia logue Cook-Fleming Two Wise Owls — "The Dish Washer" — Comedy Dialogue Cook-Mitchell 0249 Fireworks — Clarinet Solo, with Novelty Accomp., Bob Fuller Here 'Tis — Clarinet Solo, with Novelty Accomp., Bob Fuller STANDARD RECORD 0250 March of the Toys (From "Babes in Toyland") March Adrian Schubert's Concert Orch. Pan Americana — Morceau Characteristique, Adrian Schubert's Concert Orch. DANCE RECORDS 7131 C-o-n-s-t-a-n-t-i-n-o-p-l-e — Fox-trot, San Lanin's Dance Orch. Boo-Hoo-Hoo — Fox-trot Imperial Dance Orch. 7132 Just Like a Melody Out of the Sky — Fox-trot, Campus Boys When You're in Love — Fox-trot, Nathan Glantz and His Orch. 7133 Georgie Porgie — Fox-trot, Lou Raderman and His Orch. Somebody I Know — Fox-trot, Nathan Glantz and His Orch. 7134 Rosette — Waltz Royal Marimba Band My Last Waltz With You — Waltz, Hollywood Dance Orch. 7135 Get Out and Get Under the Moon — Fox-trot, Lou Raderman and His Orch. Try to Smile — Fox-trot Missouri Jazz Band Window Selling . . 40 7136 The Bells of St. Mary's— Fox-trot, 3 Lou Raderman and His Orch. A Pretty Girl — A Pretty Tune— Fox-trot, : 7137 Sweet Lorrain^Fox-trot. . . .^"^X^mpu^Bo^ CORRESPONDENCE FROM LEADING CITIES Somebody's Making a Fuss — Fox-trot, . c„ _ _. . . . , _ . , . The Original Indiana Five Cincinnati, 52 — Kansas City, 100 — Buffalo, 103 — Pittsburgh, 104 — St. Louis, 105 7138 I Must Be Dreaming — Fox-trot, . . , , _ . Lou Gold and His Orch. — Cleveland, 110 — Minneapolis and St. Paul, 111 — Boston, 113 — Philadelphia, 116 Ever Since I Met That Girl— Fox-trot, Imperial Dance Orch. 7139 Lou'siana Lullaby — Waltz Majestic Dance Orcfl. Carolina Home — Waltz Majestic Dance Orch. 7140 Persian Rug — Fox-trot, Herbert Spencer and His Orch. Straight Back Home — Fox-trot. .Missouri Jazz Band 7141 I Wonder — Waltz Royal Marimba Band What Good Are Tears ?^Waltz. Imperial Dance Orch. 7157 Mississippi Mud — Fox-trot. . .Hollywood Dance Orch. Puttin' on the Dog — Fox-trot. .. .Missouri Jazz Band POPULAR VOCAL RECORDS 7142 Mama's Grown Young — Papa's Grown Old — Baritone Solo, with Orch. Accomp. — Jack Kaufman I Found Her — Male Duet, with Nov. Accomp., The Radio Imps 7143 C o n-s-t-a-n-t-i-n-o-p-l-e — Male Duet, with Nov. Accomp The Radio Imps I Love to Ride a Camel — Tenor Solo, with Orch. Accomp George Beaver 7144 We Love It — Male Duet, with Nov. Accomp., The Radio Imps I Always Knew — Baritone Solo, with Orch. Accomp Ralph Haines 7145 You're a Real Sweetheart — Voice, with Orch. Accomp Nancy Walker There's No Place Like Home, Sweet Home — Tenor Solo, with Orch Accomp. ...George Beaver 7146 Because My Baby Don't Mean Maybe Now — ■ Voice, with Orch. Accomp Nancy Walker Bring Back My Lovin' Man — Voice, with Orch. Accomp Nancy Walker NOVELTY RECORDS 7147 Laugh Clown, Laugh — Octo-Chorda Solo, with Piano Accomp Roy Smeck Rose of Hawaii — Hawaiian Quintette, with Vocal Refrain Hawaiian Troubadours 7148 Get Out and Get Under the Moon — Vocal and Instrumental Quartette. .Hollywood Harmony Four Sunnyside Lane — Vocal and Instrumental Quartette Hollywood Harmony Four 7149 Just Like a Melody Out of the Sky — Octo Chorda Solo, with Piano Accomp. ....Roy Smeck Dear Little Pal — Hawaiian Quintette, with Vocal Refrain Hawaiian Troubadours 7150 Was it a Dream? — Vocal and Instrumental Quartette Hollywood Harmony Four Lei Lani (Wreath of Heaven) — Hawaiian Quintette, with Vocal Refrain ... Hawaiian Troubadours 7151 Here 'Tis — Clarinet Solo, with Nov. Accomp., Bob Fuller Alligator Crawl — Clarinet Solo, with Nov. Accomp Bob Fuller 7152 Don't You Think of Sister and Brother — Voice, with Guitar Accomp Willard Randolph The Engineer's Hand Was on the Throttle — Voice, with Banjo Accomp Willard Randolph 7153 Two Licorice Drops — "The Dish Washer" — Comedy Dialogue Cook and Mitchell Two Licorice Drops — "On the Laundry Wagon" — Comedy Dialogue Cook and Mitchell SPECIAL RELEASES 7129 In the Evening — Fox-trot, Ernie Golden and His Orch. The Way You Looked at Me — Fox-trot. Hollywood Dance Orch. 7130 Rag Doll — Fox-trot Sam Lanin's Dance Orch. What Do I Care? — Fox-trot, Al Lynch and His Orch. 7154 Too Busv — Fox-trot Campus Boys Stayin' Home Nights — Fox-trot, Hollywood Dance Orch. Van Veen to Renovate Bruno & Son Offices Van Veen & Co., Inc., New York City, manufacturer of talking machine and radio wareroom equipment, has announced through Leon Tobias, secretary, that it has been awarded the contract for the interior decoration and equipment of the new offices of C. Bruno & Son, Inc., Victor distributor, New York. In policy with the recent expansion announced by William J. Haussler, general manager of the company, the Bruno organization is adding the seventh floor in the building which it now occupies at 351 Fourth avenue to its equipment. Van Veen & Co. will construct the executive offices in quartered oak. Three large offices will be provided for the three executives in the Victor distributing end of the business, William T. Haussler, Jerome Harris and Charles Sonfield. A special feature of the equipment will be a spacious display room in the Spanish design for Victor merchandise. Every detail has been worked out in the proper motif. The walls will be in Craftex finish and iron grille windows will add to the treatment of the period. Mr. Tobias also reports that Van Veen & Co. have just concluded important alterations in the radio and piano departments of the Bloomingdale department store in this city.