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''LET'S MAKE LOVE WHILE THE MOON SHINES" BY HARRIS AND ROBINSON

This is what we call a "novelty" song-one oE those dainty little catchy numbers that you love to sing and hum. It's getting very popular with the stage singers and is already featured by Belle Baker, Diamond & Nelson, Cross & Josephine, McCormack & Irving, Nannette, Charlotta St. Elmo, Hazel Swanson, Fanny St. Claire and others taking it up just as fast as they can learn it-and why? just b~cause it's a "sure-fire" hit and that means it's a song the public want. 1t• s also published for band and Orchestra and is played at all dances and con· certs. Don't fail to get a copy at once of "LET'S MAKE LOVE WHILE THE MOON SHINES",

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coast to coast. We tell you this to give you an idea that we are offering you a big thing in this song "WHEN l WOKE UP THIS MORNING". The words are funny and the music "great". It is published for Band and Orchestra and is a big ' 1hit'', played as a two-step. Better lrt1u•eo,,rtrt1-..,~ c. ,,,. .. ., . .,, 11c 11x1t,.t'111N .. m t" C•ic.,.., m ,.,,1t,6•uA1--.& ,

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GAN ') 1-Iere's a new "ragtime" song and one that is being reatured by the "Mary Garden of Ragtime"-Sophie Tucker. Miss Tucker, as no doubt you know is credited with many song "hits" and at present is being featured in Musical Comedy, at La Salle Opera House, Chicago, where she is nightly making the

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biggest "hit of her life" . Sophie Tucker did as much as anyone c..,.,,.. •CMX• ., w•n •-•" c-...111 to popularize "SOllE OF THESE DAYS" and "THAT CAROLINA RAG" and """" - __ .. .. ...,, -many who have heard her s ing this "GOOD FELLOW" song predict it will be even a bigger hit than any other song she has ever sung. The song has the ri ght kind of sentiment and a wonderful melody, having that mysterious "something" about it that simply carries the house by storm. Everybody seems to be of the same opinion that it's a great song and that it will be the biggest song hit Sophie Tucker has ever sung. We don't have to tell you how popular she is because you already know she'a one of the big stage lavorites of American Vaudeville, and any song that she features must be "0.K."

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CHEER UP HERE'S ANOTHER MILLION-COPY-SONG '•HIT''

li•l"D LOVE TO LIVE IN

WITH A GIRL LIKE YOU!l!I ·rn LOVE TOTlVE iN LOVELAND

WITH A filRL LIKE YUU WORDS AND MUSIC BY

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"When the Moon Plays Peek-a-Boo," "Gee! But There's Class to a Girl Like You," "Drifting," "Roses of Love,"

"There'll Come a Day," Etc. In th is song we have one of those that will pass the "Million copy" mark.

How do we know? Well! It ' s our business to know and it's a positive fact that during this year 1912 we will sell to the American public not les!l than a million copies, and most likely a great many more. W. R . Williams has tleen writing song "hits" for over twenty years. He knows what the people want and he has the ability to give it to them. "I'd Love to Live in Loveland With a Girl Like You ," is a beautiful song and so simple , sweet and pretty that a child can sing it. Within the year it will be hummed, sung and whistled from Coast to Coast, m&..ring millions of hearts beat lighter-the greatest boon to humanity. Have you ever known that indescribable joy-making others happy? If not, you have not lived. A song like this " I'd Love to L ive in · Lovela nd With a Girl Like You," is positively part of the world's sunshine and I'm sure if you could sing this song to an audience, as I have time and time again, and you would watch the sea of happy smiles before you, you would be just as enthusiastic as I am and you would then understand why this kind of popular song does so much good in the world.

"Id Love To Live In Loveland With A Girl Like You':

Right at this moment t~er~ are I?ore rea1 big theatrical stars ' smgmg this song than any other song

in Ameri ' a. They a,.e all taking countless encores and being cheered to the echo. Just as vvc told you "Meet Me Toni~ht in Dreamla nd" would pass the million mark, so we say now this song "I'd Love to Live in Lovela n d With a Girl Like You" will reacL two million and maybe more. You love and appreciate good songs, ar j your copy that you buy and play and sing from will help to make this grand total.

No matter what kind of a theatre you go to to-day, this year 1912 you'll almost be sure to hear " I'd Love to Live in Lovela nd W it h a G irl Like You," as no show is complete without it, no home is complete without a copy.

Be a " Good Song Booster" and get a copy to-day and you will be just as enthusi­astic about this song as we are. Get a copy for yourself and tell your friends about it. You simply can't resist it !

It 's wonderful! It's haunting! It's H eavenly! fos piring! Remem ber! the one big song for 1912 is "I'd Love to Live in Loveland With a Girl Like Y<'ll ."

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