The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-09
They Are Naming Hot Jazz Music After
Horses, Falling Arches and Poor Papa
BY Walter D. Hickman

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If these days of red hot jazz tunes
keep on much longer, wouldn't be
a bit surprised that some song
writer came along and titled a song,
1.-THE Kitchen Sink" or 1.-THE Dirty
Dish Water Blues"
When it comes to naming songs,
these song writers certainly spread
the berries all over the title page.
This week 1 received from okeh
number of their new releases.
The first one to pop out of the
box was the engaging little title,
Horses played by the Red Hot
tiers" 1 permitted horses to be
turned loose upon my photograph.
The melody. il it can be called
such, is developed in the strain of
what is called sock" tempo. 1t is
the stuff TO which people do that
exercise called the Charleston.
"IIorses" is full of that nervous
blues stuff which makes one want
to shake everything, including The
ceiling The Red Hooters certainly
drive a wicked lot OF horses on this
new Okeh record. On the other
side. you will find Somebody's
Lonely" played by the same or.
ganization.
1 nearly passed out when I dis.
covered that the title of another
Okeh hit was Fallen Arches"
played by Jack Link and his Society
Serendares. Broken down arches
may be the sequel to the Charles
ton. Who can tell. But this I do
know that Fallen Arches" is one
of those hot jazz mixtures which
turns night into day. On the other
side you will discover "Tie Me to
Your Apron Strings Again"
Cute Melody
Among the pew Okeh records
which touched my fancy was
record made up, of two hits from the
musical comedy. 1.-THE Girl Friend"
including the title number and THE
Blue Room" Both are played by
the Melody Sheiks. THE Blue
Room" number is one of those sweet
little numbers which reminds one of
the days of Stanley and Ivy Sawyer
were in musical comedies * quaint
design. 1 am sure that you will
like these two numbers.
Ted Lewis and his orchestra have
turned out new Columbia record
which includes Poor Papa AID "In
Ny Gondola," both fox trots. l have
noticed that Lewis has so stamped
his individuality upon all of his
numbers that most my guests rec
ognize his records without being
told that they are Ted Lewis Column
bia records. That's a good sign.
Real Events
I have been asked often to list
records which record hits from
Broadway musical shows.
Am able to do this today because
Columbia has sent me list of their
recordings of new Broadway shows.
The Columbia list is as follows:
"Charlot's Revue"
"susanndh,s saueaking SHOES So ma
"P SFSa0 L title Rich Girl D Soprano Liliie
Russian sGiS Blues. sopraSo or' soo. LaH'snSs
"Gisoette . IfPCr c scIS Jack Buchanan
"A Little Bungalow. FOX Trot.
Lucky Boy. Fox Trot.
Here in My Arms" Introducing Bye
ana nff eo Reisman and His Orchestra
II Want to Be Happy Male sS ,D 4uar- Four
'r want wan to Be Happy Fox FroI: =, ,, ~.
Tea Tor Two Fox TE SI-Vs %|.;. $500
'0'?. e.. ' Columbia Light, Opera Company
Rose Marie, Tenor Solo. Charles Hart
Rose MARIE f FED 1 Iewis and His Band
Indian Love Call" Fox STr9;, ,:.::i..,..
selections geo Ro f1S.pal Hood GOD Bowers
.sonr and nS t HIS F FEnSsTdt Orchestra
sung vodka.." -" Medley Fox Trot. ''|
"Cossack Love. Fox Trot. = -.
Ipana Troubadours, ). g. LanIn,
"Song of the Field
"Village Pines" Russian Folk Songs
Alexander U. Fine
=. Male Quartet. Singing sophomores
who Fox Tr9t ipssvvS ao Tro GbSS6s
by Singing Sophomore
Sunny Fox Trot. q, . .Ipana Troubadours
S! c. Lanin. Director.
''Tip-Toes"
Looking for a Boy" Fox. Trot.
Sweet and Low-Down. introducing
THAT Certain Feeling Medley
Fox and TTotf The MAZE Sgsf
te' avnjgaabond Hj RinES 'OpHOAi'''
"Song of the Vagabonds. FOX Irot
-. Leo Reisman and HIS 0rcnestra
"Song of the Vagabonds.' PiSno Solq
''''''''''''s
indianapolis theaters today offer:
"Applesauce" at Keith's; 1.-THE Mas
ter" at Englishs, Chapman Boys
and Fashionettes at the Lyric; Jar
Wis and Fisher at the Palace; Bebe
Daniels in 1.-THE Palm Beach GirI'
and around The World With the
United Press" at the Apollo; THE
Wilderness Woman" at the Circle;
Money Talks" at the Ohio; "The
Isle Of Retribution" at the Colonial;
1.-THE Man on the Box" at the Up
town and "Among Those Present"
Al Tr;e-