Variety (Jan 1936)

S6 VARi^TY Wednesday; January 8, 1936 PUBLISHERS OF THESE CELEBRATED AND IMPORTANT CATALOGS Watterson. Berlin & Snyder Co. Kolmar, Puck & Abrahams • Henry Watersoir. Inc. Harry Williams Music Co; Jerome and Sehwarfi • American Composers, Inc. Mort Beck • Frank Clark Music Co. • Joseph Pqly Music Publishing Co. • Exclusive Publishers. Inc: • Gordon & Rich, Inc. • Gotham M^usic Service. Inc. • M. K. Jerome • Keit Music Corp. • Lawrence Music Publishers, Inc. • Lewis Music Publishing Co. • Mario Music Corp, • Jack Nelson Music Co. • Stark & Cowan. Inc. • Stept & Powers, Inc. • ^terling Songs, Inc. • Sunlight Music Co.. Inc. • Milsons Music Publishers. Inc. • Phil Kornheiser, Inc. • Theodore Morse Morse Music Co. also numbers from the catalogs of Fred Fisher Kendis & Paley A CAVALCADE OF ILLUSTRIOUS MUSICAL PRODUCTIONS "THE WHITE EAGLE" GIVE ME ONE HOUR; GATHER THE ROSE, by Rudolf Fiiml, and W. H. Post "BLACKBIRDS OF 1928" IVE YOU ANYTHING B.UT LOVE; 01 V by Dorothy Fields and Jliiimy McHugh 1935 "COTTON CLUB PARADE," 26th EDITION TRUCK! N; COTTON, by Ted Koehlei and Rube Bloom "CONTINENTAL VARIETIES OF 1936" LUCIENNE BOYER features THIS IS THE KISS OF ROMANCE, and IT'S A THRILL ALL OVER AGAIN, by Mitchell Parish, Stella Uneer and Jean Delettre, "HOLLYWOOD REVELS OF 1936" WHEN APRIL COMES AGAlfi; IT'S A LOT OF IDLE GOSSIP; THE TOPI OF THE TROPICS, by Al J. Xeiburg, Marty Symes and Jerry Levlnson "CONNIE'S HOT CHOCOLATES OF 1936" INE BOY; WHAT'S ON YOUR MIND7; DO THE TRUCK By Sammy Cahn and Saul Chaplin "THE HONEYMOON EXPRESS"— "BETTY BE GOOD"— "VANITIES OF 1923"— "HOT CHOCOLATES"^ "HELLO DADDY" — "HANKY PANKY"— "HELEN OF TROY, NEW YORK"— "THE PASSING SHOW OF 1913"— "THE LITTLE BLUE DEVIL"— "THE HAM TREE"— "MAYTIME IN ERIN"— "SHADY-LADY" — "THE O'FLYNN" — "ALL ABOARD" — "BRINGING UP FATHER"— "THE WATER IS FINE"— "HANDS UP"— "HOKEY-POKEY"— . "HOORAY FOR THE GIRLS"— "THE SUN DODGERS"— "HIS BRIDAL NIGHT"— "CINDERELLA ON BROADWAY"— "STEP THIS WAY"— "THE PLEASURE SEEKERS"— "CUCKOO"— "TOP HOLE"— "I'M SO HAPPY"— "NO OTHER GIRL"— "SHUBERT GAIETIES OF1919"— "BROADWAY BREVITIES OF 1920" — "FASHIONS OF 1924" — "FIFTY-FIFTY" — "NEWCOMERS"— "HEARTS OF ERIN"— "CONTINENTAL VARIETIES OF 1935"— "IRISH EYES" "THE BLARNEY STONE" — "AFRICANA"— "COTTON CLUB PARADES OF 1931-32-33-34" HIT REVIVAL SERIES FAMED AND FAVORITE OLD-TIMERS — MODERNLY GARBED BY THE FOREMOST ARRANGERS OF THE DAY Arranged by JIMMY DALE WHEN MY SUGAR WALKS DOWN THE STREET— ECCENTRIC— FIVE PENNIES — THE NIGHTMARE — RIVERBOAT SHUFFLE — WHO'S SORRY NOW?— DINAH— NOBODY'S SWEETH EART— MARGIE— RAILROAD MAN— MY BEAUTIFUL ROSE— MY HONEY'S LOVIN' ARMS— BLUE— BUGLE CALL RAG— JUST HOT— SOLILOQUY. By Other Arrangers: AIN'T MiSBEHAVIN'— JEALOUS— THEY GO WILD, SIMPLY WILD, OVER ME— SLOW AND EASY— EL CHOCLO— OH! PETER— MY SWEETIE WENT AWAY— STRUT MISS LIZZIE! N Impressive Assemblage of Every Possible ClassiSicatioi Music Coffers by the Greal A MUSICAL TREASURY OF 1 MUSIC FOR EVERY WALTZ FAVORITES GIRL OF MY DREAMb TONIGHT YOU BELONG TO ME IN SHADOWLAND CALL ME BACK, PAL O' MINE OLD PAL, WHY DON'T YOU ANSWER ME? DAWN OF TOMORROW LET BY-GONES BE BY-GONES IN THE HEART OF THE CITY THAT HAS NO HEART DARLING OF MY DREAMS ROLLING STONES IND OF A GIRL THAT FORGET MiSTAKES THE WALTZ IS ON MOONLIGHT ON THE RIVER DANUBE IN LOVE'S GARDEN I LOST You SO WHY SHOULD I CARE? PRETTY LITTLE CINDERELLA ON THE BLUE LAGOON SMILE SONGS ILE WILL GO A LONG, LONG WAY LEAVE ME WITH A SMILE LET A SMILE BE YOUR UMBRELLA SMILE A LITTLE BIT^ WHEN YOU'RE SMILING CHEER UP, MARY PI -OR ME AND MY GAL WEDDING BELLS ARE BREAKING UP THAT OLD GANG OF MINE I'LL BE HAPPY WHEN THE PREACHER MAKES YOU MINE ipiBEiiiEat BYE LO MOTHER'S LULLABY SLEEPY HEAD COMEDY SONGS GALLAGHER AND SHEAN WHERE DID ROBINSON. CRUSOE GO -WITH FRIDAY ON SATURDAY NIGHT? WHO PLAYED POKER WITH POCAHONTAS? WHAT DO WE GET FROM BOSTON? LAFF IT Off LET'S ALL SING LIKE THE BIRDIES SING DOES THE SPEARMINT LOSE ITS FLAVOR? HEAVEN HELP A SAILOR ON A Nl LIKE THIS :t'VE BEEN FLOATING DOWN THE OLD GREEN RIVER OH! GEE, OHI GOSH, OH! GOLLY 1' IN LOVE OH, HOW SHE LIED IN ROOM 202 SNOOPS THE LAWYER MYSTERIOUS MR. ZILCH I DON'T WANT A DOCTOF? WHY DO THEY ALL TAKE THE Nl BOAT TO ALBANY? WAR SONGS AMERICA, I LOVE YOU JUST A BABY'S PRAYER AT TWILIGHT JOAN OF ARC THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT A SOLDIER HINKY DINKY PARLEY VOO REGIMENTAL SONG HELLO CENTRAL, GIVE ME NO MAN'S LAND TELL THAT TO THE MARINES I WISH I COULD SLEEP UNTIL MY DADDY COMES HOME MY DREAM'OF THE BIG PARADE MY DREAM OF THE U. S. A. LORRAINE DIXIE VOLUNTEERS HILL BILLY SONGS SEVEN YEARS WITH THE WRONG WOMAN BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAIN BLUES I HEAR THOSE OZARK MOUNTAINS CALLING ME SING ME A HILL BILLY SONG SEVEN YEARS WITH THE WRONG MAN THE DYING MOUNTAINEER THEM HILL-BILLIES ARE MOUNTAI WILLIAMS NOW ORIENTAL SONGS DARDANELLA SO LONG OO LONG DREAM MAKER OF JAPAN A JAPANESE DREAM CHINESE BLUES UNDER THE CHINA MOON IN BLINKY WINKY CHINATOWN lENTAL MOON * BUDDHA THE SHEIK OF ARABY THAT NIGHT Ifl ARABY THE BEGGAR FATI AUTOMOBILE SONGS HE'D HAVE TO GET UNDER, MET OUT AND GET UNDER WE'RE THE SUNDAY DRIVERS RIDING IN THE RUMBLE SEAT CHIMES SONGS BELLS OF AVALON BELLS ACROSS THE MEADOW WHEN THE ANGELUS IS RINGING TING A LING, THE WALTZ OF THE BELLS BROADWAY SONGS BROADWAY ROSE DON'T BLAME IT ALL ON BROADWAY WHITE WAY BLUES GOODBYE, MY LADY LOVE TAKE ME TO. THE MIDNIGHT CAl^JI WALK BAI.L DIP AND DANCE CAKE WALK GEORGIA CAMP MEETING THAT GOOD OLD FASHIONED CAKB WALK M CHARACTER SONGS I'LL OPEN THE DOQR AND CLOSE THI DOOR ' TONY SPAGOWI IGHTTIME IN L|TTWE. ITALY NATHAN, NATHAN IF I KNOCK THE "L" OUT OF KELLV ARFiAH GO ON I WANNA GO BACK TO OREGON SCANDINAVIA HELLO, WISCONSIN THE MONTE CARLO SONG OOGI, OOGI, WAH, WAH GOOt MON IS A HOOT .MON NOW, EYES SONGS BRIGHT EYES BROWN EYES, WHY ARE YOU BLUE| EYES THAT SAY I LOVE YOU FASCINATING EYES MA, HE'S MAKING EYES AT ME WHEN THOSE SWEET HAWAIIAN BABIES ROLL THEIR EYES FRENCH SONGS OUI, OUI, MARIE AND HE'D SAY 00 LA LA WEE WE8 COME ON, PAPA MEMORIES OF FRANCE I BEG YOUR PARDON, MADEMOISELLI SI PETITE SPEAK TO ME WITH YOUR EYES DANCING WITH MY DARLING I FOUND A BIT OF PARIS PRISON SONGS TWENTY-ONE YEARS NINETY-NINE YEARS DREAM'T I WAS PARDONED PIONEER SONGS COVERED WAGON DAYS AT THE FLOWER GARDEN BALL" I FOUND A ROSE IN THE DEVIL'* GARDEN GATHER A ROSE ..^ PICK A PRETTY PETAL OFF A DAISY THAT'S WHAT THE ROSE SAID TO ME WHERE THE RED RED ROSES GROW. BRING ME A ROSE As members of ASCAP, we are in no way involved in tlie current situation involving restrictions. ALL OF THIS MATERIAL, therefore^ IS NOW AVAILABLE FOR YOUR USE, IF A LICENSEE OF ASCAP. Wills 1619 Broadwciy JACK MILLS Pre ^ident