Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-20
Sounding Brass

Jazz songs are being released in
large numbers. giving dancers ana
jazz fans q good deal of variety. Songs
are becoming 50 frequent that they
hardly become popular before they
are forgotten. AT least five or six
pieces are released to the public every
day Some of them may or may not
be heard, but nevertheless they are
released, for criticism. The popular
ity of a jazz song rests heavily on the
orchestra that it is played by first. A
good orchestra often makes a song
popular, while on the other hand a
smaller orchestra that is not so well
known will hold a piece down. A song
can be released and stay out of the
picture until George Whiteman or
well known orchestra PLAYS it before
the public. That is the reason for
pieces coming into popularity so sud
denly. Here are n number OF pieces
released for the future:
Deed I Do" fox trot, by Ben
Pollack and his orchestra: Il Need
Lovin'." fox trot, by Coon Sanders
Orchestra; 'Ev'ry Little While fox
trot. by George Olsen and his music;
IF | Didn't Know Your Husband and
You Didn't. Know Ny Wife," vocal;
so Will t. vocal; High. High Up in
kret and his orchestra: oh Kate"
fox trot, by Edgar Fairchild- Ralph
Ranger; Queen High by Fairchild
and Ranger; I'm a Little Bit Ponder
of You" fox trot, by Warnings Penn
sylvanians: do You Love as Il
Love-" fox trot, by Nat Shilkret and
his orchestra; Doctor Jazz stomp
fox trot. by Jelly Roll Morton's Red
Hot Peppers: Memphis Shake" fox
trot. by the Dixie jug Shakers;
Memphis Blues sung by Marvin
and Corola: Twelfth Street Rag
sung by Marvin and Corola; Wistful
and Blue" fox trot, by Paul White
man and his orchestra; "Moonbeam,
Revelers; "All Alone Monday" fox
trot. by the Revelers. and He's the
Last Word" fox trot. by Ben Pol
lack and his orchestra. Songs that
are popular at the present time are:
Schultz Is Back Again. fox trot, by
the Four Aristocrats; Il Gotta Get
Myself Somebody to Love-" fox, trot,
by the Four Aristocrats; Crazy
Words--Crazy Tunes" fox trot, by
Frank Crumit; I'm a Little Spanish
Town." fox trot; Just a Bird's-eye
View of My Old Kentucky Home, J"
fox trot; Hello. Swanee. Hellor' fox
lIOL, ny w
"Since / Found YOU" fox trot. by
Warnings Pennsylvanians; Yankee
Rose" fox trot, by Roger Wolfe Kahn
and his orchestra; I'm Looking over
a Four Leaf Clover" fox trot. by Jean
Goldkette and his orchestra, and
"Sweeter Than You" fox trot, by Jean
Goldkette.
Meyer Davis Society Orchestra en-
gagements for the week include the
exclusive Friday Evening Dancing
Glass at the Willard, the MILDLY dance
at Carvel Hall, Annapolis, and the
dance given by the Trinity College
Alumni.
The Sidney Mayf1ower Orchestra
PLAYED for the parties given this week
by Mrs. w. Harry Brown and Mrs.
Wilbur w. Hubbard also for the
masked ball at the University Club
and dances given by the Delta Zeta
Fraternity and at the Chevy Chase
Club. A special Sidney ensemble will
play at Miss Rosa Maye Hendricks
wedding.
Thomas J. Cannon, director of the
Palace Concert Orchestra, has ar
ranged an overture for this week,
called Americana"
Adler, We'll and Herman, ''The Cali
fornia Humming Birds" and their
peripatetic piano will be the stage
feature at the theater for the current
week