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Ayars, Contributions to the Art of Music in America by the Music Industries of Boston (1937) — the Squier, Farley, Rettberg, Rockwell and Elias Howe matter, 1937
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1Literary Editor
2 Myron Freese Nov. 1910-June 1929
3Editor
4 C. V. Buttleman Jan.-July 1918
5 Norman Leigh (name of Arthur C. Morse as a composer) July 1929 to June 1930
6The editorial tenures of Jacobs' Band Monthly are synchronous with the Orchestra Monthly.
8January 1917-July 1930. Melody, originally The Tuneful Yankee.
9 Founded as The Tuneful Yankee, the name was changed to Melody January 1918. It was published by Walter Jacobs, Inc., for motion picture organists and pianists. The editors of this were: 14
10Editors
11 Munroe H. Rosenfeld, Founding to Dec. 1917
12 Lloyd Loar Feb. 1925-Dec. 1927
13 Norman Leigh Jan. 1928 to end
14Managing Editor
15 C. V. Buttleman Jan. to July 1918 and March 1924 to June 1930.
16This magazine contained articles of general interest to its public, news and technical articles on interpretative scoring and playing for motion pictures. The music consisted of practically all copyright compositions by Americans. Original price $1. per year, 10c a copy. Discontinuance price $2. per year, 25c a copy.
182. HOUSE ORGANS
201898. Music Review.
21 For this magazine of the Oliver Ditson Company, Inc. see page 81.
23About 1914-1922. Scherzo.
24 This was a medium for dealers, featuring new publications of the White-Smith Music Publishing Company.
26September 1928. Vol. I No. 1 to date. The Birchard Broadsheet News of School Music.
27 This publication of C. C. Birchard & Company is "A Journal for Supervisors, Published to Record the Progress of Birchard Music in the Schools." 15
2914 Information supplied by Arthur C. Morse.
3015 Subheading of this house organ.
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