Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-26
Some Few Of the Best Sellers
In the "POpuidr" Song Line

Chorus,
r..k puN petal for your papaH
pride.
Hre q burulup blossom for your bud
ding bride;
WOO me with that wonderful wig
glr Vug
Tip to toes to tease me and to tickle
too,
DO that dainty dance Ike dandy doc
die doc,
lung your Rosie round that Red
Rose Rag
Pick pinky petal, there, or a
burning blossom but don't cndeayor
to get an intimate idea of It's frag
rance you might singe your nose.
And I You can't WOO her with a wig
glc-wag don't WOO her at all She
simply won't be woocd without wig
gle-Wag; she's strong for wlgglc-wags
and for people that do dainty
dances Ike dandy doodle
The Popular Song has spoken,
You all know old friend Popular
Song. That is, most Of you do If
you didn't. 1t wouldn't be popular.
Hut it is popular. oh. veryl Popular
Yong publishers say so. They tell YOU
all about il on the covers OF other
Popular Songs Just teenty-tnty
tantaIiIing hit OF It, YOU know. under
the advice TRY this on your plano --
motto which frequently would look
Well ON an axe
oh, SO sad and Lonely.
And at least one Popular Song pub
Usher publishes, once in while (he
coyly puts 10 sheet Of Short
Stories Regarding the Popular Songs
OF the Day. just like that with
extracts and excerpts and exceptions,
where the effort is topical in type
and runs eighty or ninety stan2as
There will be little history OF the
recent wallop er-r-r--hlt telling all
about how thousands Of geniuses or
genii, or whoever they are, have made
vast fortunes constructing Popular
Songs. and, how inspired by that glow
ing example two bright young men,
Messrs. Thus and So, suddenly burst
into renown something astonishing
with q little love story with a strong
heart interest, told by lad in the
song, who cannot understand why he
is SO lonely away from his sweetheart
who even while she is with him, gives
him very little encouragement"
NInuTtu lTfnpt
The little lad grapples manfully
with this somewhat complex prob
lem, as follows;
Chorus
Maybe that's why I'm lonely,
Maybe that is why I'm sad
Though YOU keep trying to have me
signing,
You can drive the blues away.
with any loving word you say, dear
Come on, honey, cuddle closer,
Act like other swecthearts do
II 1 only knew, dear YOU were lone
ly too, DEAR
| wouldn't feel so buc
Certainly not! You get the strong
heart interest of course? No. not
strong arm interest; you must have
been thinking about the cuddling. II
that had been the main idea he would
have written II this way perhaps.
Chorus
Oh, come on and cuddle
Like frogs In a puddle.
The waters exceedingly fine:
Oh. let your eyes google
My sweet polly-Wogglo,
And CLINT in the merry moonshine
The world may bc muddlcrd.
But were puddle cuddDed,
Amphibian love Is dNuel
Unqucstiouably, Such a pretty
pretty sentiment. too. The publisher
ould make such "a romantic little
story TO 20 with &c. you know-hold
ont lie may get that and do It into
a Popular Song, Goodness gracious.
now,
To Hawaii for "Cotor."
Then there were z, W. and r. NJ.
the same talented pair who perpetrat-
e6 Rainbow and silver Bell" who
actually spent two weeks I'm Homo
lulu, getting the atmosphere and coll
or for their nav Hawaiian song. "Nly
Hula Hula Love- Having acquired
he atmosphere and color, the Talent.
ed Pair proceeded to lay them on with
trowel to wit:
Chorus
Hula, oh Hawaii Hula.
Smile on your own Zinga zula.
Moon shines above, sweet Jungle
dove;
For you my love song Is swinging
Come be my Hula, Hula lovel
Ode to the "Walah Coolnh."
Aw, come on--be my Hula Hula
love, old deadller- than the malel Don't
ycu hear my love song ringing per-
haps still more popular morning
version would be;
Chorus
Coolah. oh loved Watah Coolah.
Quench my thirst; I've been a fool-ah,
Drank enough to float boat.