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SIX STANDARD POPULAR SUCCESSES
ALL AMERICA
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Everyone of them Universal Hits. Not sensa­
tions of the moment. Each of these numbers
is a standard popular composition.

VALSE ANNETTE
LIONEL BAXTER

ALL AMERICA MARCH-VALSE ANNETTE
TWO RECENT POPULAR HITS
“All America” and “Valse Annette” are very recent
yet old enough to have become admitted successes. Both
of the numbers have attained wide spread popularity and
are being played everywhere. “All America” is a stirring
virile march by J. S. Zamecnik the great march writer.
Typically American in its theme, it is indeed a march for
all America. “Valse Annette” is by Lionel Baxter, the
“King of all Modern Waltz Composers”, who has to his
credit those two international hits, “Valse June” and
“Valse Elaine.”

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This beautiful waltz is a most melodious composition.
Music inspired by the suggestion of its title, “The Last
Farewell” is possessed of a melody that is appealing and
charming.

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Here is a pleasing dainty little three step with a
melody that charms. The latest thing in this popular
craze.
INTRODUCE ME

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F*i Trot

One Step

MEL. B. KAUFMAN.

MEL. B. KAUFMAN.

LISTEN TO THIS—INTRODUCE ME
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TWO SMASHING SUCCESSES
These two compositions by Mel B. Kaufman have
proven instantaneous successes. In New York where
first introduced they at once became the favorite dance
numbers. Live, different, eccentric and peculiar: they
are characterized by a melody which will bother one and
create an insistent desire to hear them again.

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