Song Racket

The Green Hornet. He humps the biggest of all game. Public enemies that even the G men cannot reach. The Green Hornet. Some characters depicted in this drama are fictitious. And a similarity to actual persons living or dead is purely coincidental.

Radio, talking, recording artists show you the glamorous road to fame and fortune. Right the words of music for a song hit. Let the three J's, Joe, Jack and Jim do the rest. We publish in this tribute.

We guarantee to put your song in the hands of leading movie producers, orchestras and radio stations. Sound for an ad. Joe, you ought to quit music publishing and go in for ad writing. That'll get them.

Sounds good, Joe. But you ought to have something about Central Art Free Booklet and Fully Tales. Well, I got that here, right down at the bottom. Now the idea is that we'll run this in other cheap magazines with a blank to be sent in.

We've fiddled on with this racket along enough. Now it's time to branch out. That's the idea. Get into a nationwide business. Hello, Jack. Hmm? Maybe we should get a lawyer to look things over. We'll be using the mail, you know.

I talk to the lawyer, Jim. We aren't breaking any laws. What about that line? Submitting songs to radio stations, dance bands and all that? We will. We will submit them. If they toss them in the waste basket, that's not our worry.

Okay. Another thing the lawyer said was that we ought to protect each other. I got some contracts here, see? Contracts for work. We all sign them. It's a partnership agreement, so if we don't break up.