Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 112, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 September 1925 — Page 3

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MUSIC WRITER TRIES PRODUCT ON HOME FOLK Russell Robinson Comes to Indianapolis With His Newest Song. By Walter I). Hickman N"" "I O sooner had Russell Robinson finished his new song “Toi__J morrow Mornin’ ” he thought of Indianapolis. So Russell left old Broadway flat and his office with Henry Waterson, Inc., and rushed home to try out his new one of his mother, father, •wife, neighbor and friends. Was called in to hear Robinson play and sing this new numbr before it comes out in sheet music form and before the records tell you all about it. To my way of thinking “Tomorrow Mornin' ” will be even a greater hit than his famous “Margie" and others that have made him famous and successful. “I felt.” Robinson told me “that I just had to come back home and try it out on the home folks. Everytime that I let Indianapolis hear a I tune first and the heme folks like it, well, it has always been a big hit.” .V New Idea Robinson has a “mammy” song in this one without the “mammy.” It breathes of Main St., and yet it has a dash of old Broadway in it. The tune is catchy and can be so played that at times it sounds a wee

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SECOND SERIES. Copyright, 1920, by tV. Scott Grove, Scranton, I*n. Lesson No. 21 There arc four rtats In the key of A Flat Vn.lor. nml tills makes the key difficult for the student of piano or organ to master unless lie employs this

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bit Charleston and then it turns right, ar.ound and becomes a novelty song. Jack Little and Addy Britt helped Robinson turn out this new bit for musicland. It is copyrighted by Henry Waterson, Inc. I know that Russell can’t sing it

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cluirt. With the chords before his eyes In this graphic form tills key becomes ns simple and easy ns the key of C, which has neither sharps nor Hats to confuse the eye or Angers. INSTRUCTION —Place the chart npon the keyboard of the pluno or organ in such a position that the small letter I) with u line over it at the bottom of eacli chart corresponds with the key Dos the Instrument. This letter indicates position only and is not to he played. Now with the left hand play

for all of the home folks and as the records haven’t landed this one yet, I- am giving you the lyrics as written by Robinson. Here is the story that Robinson has • written for "Tomorrow' Mornin’ Speaking of superstitious matters. Number thirteen don't bother me. Black cats and walking under ladders Are just as lucky as can be, But I've got a suspicion That anew smoer-tition Has at last put the linx on me. CHORUS I got a warnin' this mornin': It said. "Tomorrow mornin You better wake up yawnin' where the roosters crow.’ Tomorrow mornin at dawnin'. I mean tomorrow mornin'. I'm gonna say good mornin' To the folks I know. I ll hear the hee haw of hee haw. Better known as Dobbin Maw maw and Paw Paw. Sobbin' with joy. I'm so delighted can't hide it. And so excited waitin' For tomorrow memo.'—oh boy I PATTER It was long past midnight. Light in the hall was buntin’ low, low, low. Wind outstrip was howlin'. Lawdy Lawd. how it did blow! I rot tin to close mv window. Something white flew cn my bed; It was thrown in by a Hindoo. For here's wliat I slowly read: "You bettrr go go go go where there's no snow. Don't mean no no no oh.” I know that this new Robinson : ,-ong is a warm number. It has | that glad-to-be goodness-home feeling about it. So before the records get it, he- | fore a copy rests on your piano and | before your radio catches it, I have ! told you all about Robinson rushing ! home so the home folks could hear his latest. Indianapolis theaters today offer: McDonald’s Music Mixers, at the Lyric; Lewis and Norton, at the Palace; "Wild. Wild Susan,” at the Apollo; “Seven Days," at the Colo

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on the piano the white letter of the top horizontal series of letter* and with the right hand the three black letter* of the same *erle*. Do the name for the second series and for the third, returning to the Arst again and thus forming a complement of chords of A Flat Mnjor. Memorise these chords. Memorize the letters and the relation of the notes of each chord to one another. which you wk'l And to he the same In the corresponding chord of every chart that yon have

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studied. Memorize with eyes and with Angers ns well, so that, starting with the Arst chord of any key, you can play the other chords of the name key without stopping to think wliat they are. Practice long and hard. It Is persistence that will teach you. If you wish to go further in the study of the rluno or organ, learn the Angering of the settles shown In the upper left hand corner of each chart. When .von are plyaing accompaniments each chord you strike should (in general) contain the note of

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