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Musical Courier 1923-10-04: Vol 87 Iss 14, 1923
30 lines. Read by computer on 29 September 2026, twice; the two readings disagreed in places. No printed page number was found. See the scan on archive.org.
1Maid of The West
2Words by Roscoe Gilmore Stott
3Music by Clay Smith
5As in all tales of the west, the typical carefree atmosphere is beautifully visualized in the lyric of "Maid of the West," set to an unusual appealing melody by the well known American composer, Clay Smith. Those who love the lover (and that is all the world) will enjoy the beauty of its simplicity.
7Words by Roscoe Gilmore Stott
8Music by Geoffrey O'Hara
10In the beauty of both melody and words of this song, there is unfolded a combination of individuality that is carrying "I Love A Little Cottage" to the very pinnacle of success. It is one of the most charming songs issued in many years and is received with enthusiasm wherever heard—its appeal is general.
12Out of The Dusk To You
13Words by Arthur J. Lamb
14Music by Dorothy Lee
16A remarkable new song from the pen of Dorothy Lee whose "One Fleeting Hour" has made this composer internationally famous. In this new song jewel Dorothy Lee has again scored a success. "Out of the Dusk to You" is a song that grows on you and is winning the favor of both the singer and the public.
18THREE BEAUTIFUL BALLADS
19For Concerts—Recitals—Teaching
21"Maid of the West" with "I Love A Little Cottage" and "Out of the Dusk to You" form a trio of high class songs for Singers, Teachers, Students and Music Lovers; each song published in Three Keys with Violin and Cello Obbligato; also Duets—Soprano and Tenor, High and Low, Medium and Low; and Male, Mixed and Women's Voices.
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24—ARTIST COPIES SENT UPON REQUEST—
26We maintain a New York Office at 158 West 45th Street (just a door from Broadway) for YOUR convenience. Whenever you are in Times Square, stop in and have our pianist play over these songs for you, and many of our other desirable songs for the concert platform and teaching work.
28SAM FOX PUB. CO.
29Cleveland and New York
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