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VARXITY JEROME H. REMICK, Pre.ident F. E. BELCHER, Secretary JEROME H. REMICK & CO. MOSE GUMBLE, Mgr. Professional Department GREAT BIG SONG NOVELTIES BY AMERICA'S GREATEST SONG WRITERS HAVE A HEART-HAVE MINE 99 By That Dean of American Song Writers GEORGE IM. COHAN A wonderful song—a Cohan song—a singable song. It was with great difficulty we induced Mr. Cohan to give us this song for publication—the first since "That Haunting Melody.** Don't miss a great opportunity. Get it. it DOWN IN WATERLOO JJ By ALFRED BRYAN, the HIT WRITER Music by ALBERT GUMBLE and JACK WELLS • CHORUS I went down from Brussels town to Waterloo, And there I met a pretty Belgian maid, with eyes of blue. It's one of those This Song will surprise Waterloo, Sweet eyes of blue, "things." you. I >ew where the bullets flew at Waterloo, I stopped a while to listen to her "parlesveus," A timely, beautiful, Call or send at once for Waterloo, And hissed her, too, applause-getting a copy. 1 stood where Napoleon his sword he drew, And like the great Napoleon, What did I do. Ballad. To do or die or fly from Waterloo. What did I met my fate way down in Waterloo. (Copyright JEROME H. REMICK & CO., 1914.) ■ ft CHINATOWN, MY CHINATOWN ■■ By WM. JEROME and JEAN SCHWARTZ A quaint, dreamy Oriental ditty by two of the best song writers In America "NO PLACE LIKE THE U. S. A." By CLARE KUMMER The sunny Rhine Is ^mry fine. But east and west you'll agree with me, CHORUS Apple blossom time In Normandy Is sweet. This season there's a reason I love you, France, land of romance. Why there's no place like home; Dear old England, toe, Is pretty hard to beat, I say, no place like the U. S. A. (Copyright, 1914, JEROME H. REMICK & CO.) "WHEN IT'S NIGHT TIIVTE DOAA/N IN BURGUNDY" By PALEY AND BRYAN •• 4k m T "^MmeS" nmnt efm ■ I "¥" knl 4k ^T - ' O 4k I I " ^*% I I snnen afsmt^ftkhawlawo; I eT^ ^*% I **£* ^*% law almm By J. LEUBRIE HILL By BROWN AND GUMBLE "I WANT TO LINGER By MURPHY AND MARSHALL "THE DRESS IVIY MOTHER XA/ORE" By MARION SUNSHINE AND H. 1. MARSHALL BACK TO DIXIELAND" By JACK YELLEN WAY DOWN ON TAMPA BAY" By BROWN AND VAN ALSTYNE READY LEAD SHEETS PROFESSIONAL COPIES ORCHESTRATIONS READY JEROME H. REMICK & CO. NEW YORK BOSTON DETROIT SAN FRANCISCO CHICAGO 210 W. 4tth St. QSTremonl ~ 137 W. Fort St. MM Market St. Majestic Theatre Bid*